Venice Lions Top Venice Elks In Little League Tilt
The Venice Lions beat the Venice Elks 14 to 4 at Venice Athletic Field. Kirby earned the win with ten strikeouts as Young and Kirby led a home run barrage and Adjoran added two hits. The Lions pulled away with a 6 run third inning and a 3 run fifth.
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Venice Lions
Venice Elks
Venice Athletic Field
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Kirby
Lions
Adjoran
Elk
Hanchey
Winslow
Joelson
Dandridge
Jones
Realtors Beat Moose 12 to 2 in Babe Ruth League game
The Realtors had seven hits to defeat the Moose 12 2 at Babe Ruth League Park. Wendell Chapman pitched 12 hitless innings before Lucky Montgomery broke through with a center field single. Dick Treadway led Realtors with two hits including a double. Three double plays occurred.
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Moose
Wendell Chapman
Lucky Montgomery
Chapman
Carl Cowley
Dick Treadway
Second Annual Match Game Championships Opens at Bowladrome
The event drew 16 entrants with four four game rounds at eight alleys. Results saw Ed Questionati top four game series with 835 while Paul Carson and others posted strong scores. After rounds, losers drop to the losers bracket as Harmons Mens Store sponsors a trophy and cash prizes with finalists to be decided by June 23.
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Walker Mize
J. Radics
Steve O’ Hara
Ed Questionati
Paul Carson
Carson
Bob Piper
Billy Grove
Nick Apone
Geo. Foster
Bill Stoeber
Elwood Carson
Bob Gerdts
al Dubien
Marv Lebo
Chet Miller
Millers
W. Mize
Steve O'Hara
Bill Grove
George Foster
E. Carson
Dubien
Benny Kasten
Radics
Apone
Mary Lebo
Harmons Mens Store
Main Street
Bowladrome
Janes
Sarasota Bank beats Jaycees with no hit effort
Eddie Howell Tom Cook and Terry Gauntt combined for a no hit game as Sarasota Bank defeated the Jaycees 3 to 0 at the Little League park. Doug Archibald pitched well for the Jaycees giving up three hits, while Tom Brown Pete Resh and Allen Tubbs supplied the offense with Tubbs doubling for Sarasota Bank.
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Eddie Howell
Tom Cook
Terry Gauntt
Sarasota Bank
Jaycees
Doug Archibald
Sarasota
Archibald
Tom Brown
Pete Resh
Allen Tubs
Tubbs
Howell
Cook
Gauntt
Monk
Strickland
Reddy Kilowatts Defeat Doctors In Wild League Game
Billy Riley pitched a dominant game guiding the Reddy Kilowatts to a 19 to 7 victory over the Doctors in a high scoring Little League contest Jim Guthrie led the Kilowatt offense with key hits and rallies throughout the game.
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Billy Riley
The
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Jim Guthrie
Kilowatts Dominate Doctors In High-Scoring Win
Kilowatts race to a three run lead in the first and erupt for ten runs in the third while the Doctors score in bursts. Batters with three hits include Charles Pribble who draws at least four walks and scores four times. Ralph Seavey Ken Kolander and Jimmy Fulton collect the other hits off pitcher Jim Boters. Riley allows singles to Mark Frankel and Ken Crocker. Final: Kilowatts 19 Doctors 6.
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Charles Pribble
Ralph Seavey
Ken Kolander
Jimmy Fulton
Jim Boters
Riley
Mark Frankel
Ken Crocker
Viana
Boterf
Payne
Medics Beat Autos 9 4 In Rain Shortened Babe Ruth Game
The Medics defeated the Autos 9 to 4 in a Babe Ruth League contest at Payne Ray. Gill had the lone Medic extra base hit a double while Buddy Adams and Bobby Kirkland doubled for Autos. Moyer pitched a complete game as rain halted play twice in the third and fourth innings. John Earp led Autos with two hits.
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Payne Park
Ray Gill
Buddy Adams
Bobby Kirkland
John Earp
Jack Button
Joe Moyer
Bartell Leads Elks To Victory In Little League
Gary Bartell starred for the Elks with two doubles one homer and one hit allowed as they beat Citizens Bank 11 to 2 in a Little League game. He carried a no hitter into the sixth before a single by Roger Traeger broke the spell with two runs in the frame. Royal Fink added two hits as the Elks scored in every inning they batted.
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Elks
Citizens Bank
Bartell
Roger Traeger
Royal Fink
Hall
Baggett
Traeger
Kiwanis Romps Over Diaries In Little League Game
Kiwanis defeated the Sarasota Dairies 21 to 4 at the Little League park yesterday. Gary Archibald had four hits in four at bats, Jack Dozier and Wilson Cosby added two each, while Steve Binns led the Dairies with two singles. Kiwanis pitchers allowed five hits and the offense totaled 11 hits.
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Sarasota Dairies
Gary Archibald
Jack Dozier
Wilson Cosby
Steve Binns
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J. Sicks
T. Sicks
Schrock
Binns
LaHard
Nasworthy
Palmer Bank defeats Rotary in big Little League win
Palmer Bank dominated Rotary 19 to 1 at the Little League park. David Gill led the attack with three hits including a home run and a double. Jimmy Cafaro added two hits while Richard Gill pitched two hit ball.
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Rotary
Little League Park
David Gill
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Richard
Denver Hosts Lightweight Title Fight Brown versus Zulueta
Lightweight champion Joe Brown defends his crown against Orlando Zulueta in a 15 round Denver Coliseum bout. Brown seeks to prove his status with a knockout bid, while Zulueta eyes the world title in a first Denver title match in 39 years. The bout will be televised nationally with a regional blackout and could lead to a September meeting with Kenny Lane.
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INL
Joe Brown
Cuba
Orlando Zulueta
Coliseum
Brown
Wallace
Bud) Smith
Smith
T.K.O
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Zulueta
Kenny Lane
Joe Dupler
Mile High City
Altitude Bugaboo
N.B.A. Rating Committee
Fred Saddy
Committee threatens to lift world boxing titles
The World Committee of Professional Boxing said titles not defended within six months may be forfeited. The group elected Julius Helfand as president and readmitted the NBA. It ordered Halimi and Macias to fight by Oct 1, 1957 for the bantamweight title or lose the crown.
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World Committee of Professional Boxing
Archie Moore
Julius Helfand
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Floyd Patterson
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Eddie Machen
Willie Pastrano
Archie Ayeere
Tony Anthony
Harold Johnson
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British West Indies
Ray Robinson
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Gene Fullmer
Charles Homez
Spider Webb
Chamones Basilio
Gaspar O
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Isaac
League Leaders By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The AP lists top batters and home run leaders by 125 at bats in the National and American leagues. Notable names include Hodges and Mays in the NL and Williams and Mantle in the AL with runs, hits, and batting averages highlighted.
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Tos
Fondy
Pittsburgh
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Cimoli
Mays
New York
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Milwaukee
Thomas
H. Smith
Robinson
Cinnati
Small Fish Tournament Keeps Hope For Anglers Alive
The Sarasota Anglers Club sponsors the Small Fish Tournament open to members with a $1 yearly fee. Standings as of June 14 show multiple entries across species including Bonito, Cobia, Drum, Grouper, Kingfish, Snook, Speckled Trout and more. A tarpon-focused scene also features catches by Frank Sullivan and K Wright with notable weights and certificates issued.
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West Virginia
Frank Roberts Jr
Sullivan
Sarasota
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Mari Schlasser
Murray Bender
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H. W. Bartlett
Gordon Lewis
Jack Lamb
Drum
R. A. Horton
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David Reed
Floyd Lightner
John Pegg
Grouper
Jim Souder
Jack
Robert Grigsby
Malcolm J. Hopkins
Col. H. W. Bartlett
Kingfish
J. K. Hill
Vols Lead In Southern Association Batting Pace
Nashville slugger Stan Palys tops the Southern Association batting chart for the second straight week with a .304 average. Bob Coats of Memphis is the .364 runnerup, while manager Dick Sisler leads Nashville with a .353 team mark. Nashville holds a .289 team batting edge and contests Birmingham for the fielding lead at .974.
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Asia
Southern Association
Bob Coats
Memphis
Nashville
Dick Sisler
Vols
Birmingham
Barons
Howe
Larry Osborne
RBI
Palys
Sisler
Don Nicholas
Chet King
Atlanta
Bill Gabler
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Coats
Dick Camilli
Harry Dotterer
Harmon Killebrew
Lookouts
Bob Kelly
Val Hurler
Gerry Davis
Little Rock
George Brunet
Round Table Triumphs in El Dorado Handicap at Hollywood Park
In front of about 48,000 spectators Round Table a clear favorite dominated the El Dorado Handicap at Hollywood Park winning the $37,000 race by about six lengths over Joe Price the nearest rival. Playtown held third after setting the early pace until jockey George Taniguchi released Round Table.
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Calif
Round Table
West
Hollywood Park
Joe
Travis M. Kerr
Joe Price
Playtown
George Taniguchi
Pine Echo Wins Bunker Hill Handicap at Boston
Pine Echo led from the start to win the $10,000 Bunker Hill Handicap at Boston in a fast six furlongs time of 1 10 4 5. The victory came as Pine Tcho showed early speed and held the front throughout the race.
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