Coral Gables Dominates Gulf Coast Swim Meet Championship
Coral Gables won the fourteenth Gulf Coast Swimming and Diving Championship with a 407 point total led by Bob Magruder and Bob Cleine who each claimed individual age bracket trophies. St. Petersburg Recreation Club placed second with 222 points, Sarasota Swim Club third with 98, as Sarasota County youths Harting Combes and Thompson earned top county honors.
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Gulf Coast
Coral Gables
Anthony Pisano
Venice Villas
Peyton M. Magruder
Bill Burrell
Lido Casino
Lido Pool
Pisano
Venice
Sarasota County
Bruce Harting
Pete Combes
Marcia Thompson
Gregory-Jean Jewelry
Harting
Combes
Marcia
Richard Thompson
Sarasota Swim Club
Trelay
Miss Thompson
Edna Jean Cizek
Gregory Jean
Sarasota
Lakewood
Bob Magruder
Bob Cleine
St. Petersburg Recreation
Cissi
Barbara Cooper
B. Davis
Lakeland
Billy Utley
Jerry Katz
Miami Beach Recreation
Pam Sheets
H. Kehm
Lakewood Country Club
Martha Eney
Nancy Kanaby
Miami Shores Country Club
St. Petersburg
Baseball standings and results from multiple leagues
A muddled sports roundup lists results and standings from the American League National League Pacific Coast League and other circuits. It notes key scores including Detroit over New York Boston over Kansas City and Chicago over Washington plus various Tuesday Wednesday and Sunday fixture results and upcoming games.
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Associated P
von Yorks
Kansas
Treveland
Troit
Ashington
Detroit
New
Ston
Nanvision
Chicago
Baltimore
Turday
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
New York
Kansas City
Baylor Inks Pact With Pro Lakers
MINNEAPOLIS AP Elgin Baylor signed by the Minneapolis Lakers for a reported 20000 was given the job of saving a franchise once pro basketball's best. Lakers President Robert Short warned the task may be beyond heroics as the team, last year’s cellar dweller, seeks revival with Baylor who averaged 32.5 points per game at Seattle University.
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Minneapolis
Elgin Baylor
Minneapolis Lakers
Seattle University
Laker
Robert Short
Baylor
National Basketball Aren
Lakers
Cincinnati
Oscar Robertson
Tampa Youths Clinch Pee Wee Golf Titles
AP report from Orlando credits Charlie McDowell of Elizabeth City NC and Roberta Albers of Tampa as pee wee golf champions in the 12th annual tournament. McDowell led the 10 to 12 group. Roberta won the 10 to 12 bracket by 29 strokes. Other brackets crowned Barbara Samulak, Jack Dobbs, Ralph Colla Jr, Linda Morris, Richard Leckey, and Donna Kosar as winners.
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Orlando
Charlie McDowell
Elizabeth City
N.C
Roberta Albers
Tampa
McDowell
Roberta
Margo Michaelis
Hollywood
Fla
Ben Hogan
Judy Torluemke
Barbara Samulak
Fort Lauderdale
Jack Dobbs
St. Petersburg
John Robertson
Marsha Fuller
Winter Park
Ralph Colla Jr
Youngstown
Ohio
Linda Morris
Richard Leckey
Donna Kosar
Cuyahoga Falls
Marjorie Lindsay Captures Trans-Mississippi Title
Marjorie Lindsay of Decatur Missouri defeated Andrea Cohn of Waterloo Iowa 8 and 6 to win the Trans Missippi Women’s golf title. It was Lindsay’s second victory following 1949 and 1952 championships and 1950 title. Hot Springs Arkansas was picked as the 1959 site at a meeting of association members.
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Springfield
Marjorie Lindsay
Decatur
Mis
Andrea Cohn
Waterloo
Iowa
Hot Springs
Ark
Tigers, Redlegs Score Sweeps Bengals Take Part From N.Y.
Detroit blue-chip comeback lifts Tigers to a four-game series win in New York. Frank Lary and Jim Bunning shut out the Yankees 2-0 and 3-0 as Ossie Virgil Harvey Kuenn and Gail Harris delivered the decisive runs and stellar defense. Cincinnati and Cleveland also posted wins while Chicago shut out Baltimore.
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Frank Lary
Jim Bunning
Detroit
Tigers
Ossie Virgil
Harvey Kuenn
Gail Harris
Yankees
Charlie Maxwell
Virgil
Harris
Boston
Track Stars Head for AAU Meet in Bakersfield
Berkeley report notes world and American records set at the national collegiate championships. Glenn Davis of Ohio State ran 440 yards in 45.7 seconds, a tenth under the former world record. Alex Henderson and Charlie Tidwell posted American marks in distance and sprint events, with NCAA records also going to John Fromm, Ed Collymore, and Ron Delany.
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Berkeley
Calif
Bakersfield
Ohio State
Glenn Davis
Jim Lea
University of Southern California
Alex Henderson
Arizona State College
Temple
Charlie Tidwell
Kansas
Pacific Lutheran
John Fromm
Ed Collymore
Villanova
Ron Delany
Appleby Takes Court Victory In Doubles Tourney
Frank Appleby won the first place in the Peterson doubles event pairing with a partner while John Hayes also claimed a top finish in the same one set format. Each player teamed with a different partner for the single set tourney.
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Frank Appleby
the Peterson
John Hayes
American League reshapes rosters in frantic deadline trades
Frantic late trading reshapes the majors with Don Newcombe moving from Dodgers to Cincinnati in a last hour swap that also sent Klippstein Bilko and cash to L A. In the AL five clubs join in multiple deals involving Kansas City Cleveland New York Detroit and Chicago to bolster lineups and pitching.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Redlegs
Don Newcombe
Newcombe
Dodgers
Johnny Klippstein
Steve Bilko
Cash
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Dick Schofield
Pittsburgh
Gene Freese
Johnny O'Brien
Woody Held
Kansas City
Yanks
Yankees
Duke Maas
Virgil Trucks
Detroit
Tito Francona
Bill Fischer
Chicago
Ray Boone
Bob Shaw
Zach Monroe
Denver
Sal Maglie
St. Louis Cardinals
Packers Take Win as Rockets Lose 6-2 in Extra Innings
Frostproof defeats Sarasota 6-2 in 11th inning at Payne Park. Hanks worked through to 11th before Lewis relieved. Brouhard took the loss for the Rockets after seven strikeouts and 14 straight retired from six through 11. Adair led Frostproof with three hits. Grubbs had three for Sarasota. Rockets meet Lakeland at Lakewood tomorrow at 8 p.m.
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Payne Park
Packers
Frostproof
H. Hanks
T. Lewis
Gary Brouhard
Sarasota High School
Rockets
Brouhard
Adair
Trevor Grubbs
Lakeland
Lakewood
Suggs Wins Round Robin In 90-Hole Event
Louise Suggs wins the $12,000 Round Robin Women's Invitation at Tedesco Country Club Marblehead Mass finishing plus 51 in the 90 hole event. Marlene Hagge finishes second with plus 49 while Patty Berg plus 30 Kathy Cornelius plus 24 and Alice Bauer plus 17 round out the field of 16.
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Sea Island
Tedesco Country Club
Miss Suggs
Marlene Hagge
Patty Berg
Kathy Cornelius
Alice Bauer
St Petersburg Triumphs As Saints Sit Key Hitters
St Petersburg edged the Florida State League leaders 6-5 after Day tona Beach took advantage of Saint defeat. Saints left Tom Hamilton and Art Pennington on the bench and committed five errors as Palatka won 8-6, Gainesville dropped sixth in a six game skid, and Tampa hammered Cocoa 15-3 with Gene Caiafa’s two triples and two singles driving in four.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Saints
Tom Hamilton
Art Pennington
Daytona Beach
Palatka
Gainesville
McGaughey
Orlando
Tampa
Cocoa
Tarpons
Gene Caiafa
Hand injury may bench Pirates star Thomas
A report suggested Frank Thomas suffered a left hand fracture after being hit by a Stan Williams pitch, threatening his home run pace. Dr. John Armstrong later said no fracture, only a bruised bone, and Thomas may play this week with some discomfort. He leads the league with 20 homers and 61 RBIs.
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Charles Maher
LOS Angeles
Pittsburgh Pirates
Coliseum
Frank Thomas
Pittsburgh
Thomas
Don Newcombe
Newcombe
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Stan Williams
John Armstrong
Inglewood
Haddix Delivers Best Effort as Reds Sweep Cubs
Harvey Haddix fired seven hits allowed in a standout outing as Cincinnati swept a doubleheader from Chicago 7-0 and 4-2. Birdie Tebbetts's club extended to 11 wins in 16, sitting third, 34 games behind Milwaukee. Pirates explode for 12 runs in LA, Giants beat Phillies to stay 1.5 games back.
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Joe Reichler
Harvey Haddix
Cincinnati
Redlegs
Chicago
Birdie Tebbetts
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
San Francisco Giants
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Pete Whisenant
Cubs
Taylor Phillips
Whisenant
Tom Acker
Johnny Klippstein
Cub
Dick Crott
Archibald Team Only New Leaders In Par 3 League
Action in the Par 3 Summertime Golf League last week produced one leadership change and several points gains. Jim Archibald Interiors moved to first in the Friday Night Men's Handicap with 58 points. Plaza Restaurant Swingers dropped to second with 5 percent. Circle Realty widened its Monday Guys and Dolls lead to six points at 66 1/4 with 17 percent. Falstaff Beermen extended their lead in the Men's Low Handicap by 10 points to 66 total after a 14 point week. Old Hickory Barbecue rose to 65 in the Thursday Men's Handicap, 64 ahead of Sarasota Cycle and Key Shop, while Bath withdrew in Wednesday action leaving standings unchanged pending last week’s scheduling.
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Jim Archibald Interiors
Plaza Restaurant
Circle: Realty
Guys and Dolls
Sarasota Flower Shop
Falstaff Beermen
Harmon
Old Hickory Barbecue
Sarasota Cycle
Key Shop
Bath
Orlando Bowler Takes Lead In Southeast Meet
Jack Smith of Orlando leads all events scratch in the Southeast Bowling Congress handicap tournament with 1811 total after 630 team 592 doubles and 689 singles. Alex Cherry of Raleigh heads handicap all events with 1975 while John Urban Pasco County Fili 1951 Keller 1936 Lerman 1922 Strong 1904 top other leaders. Dennis Mroz and Ed Lawton Augusta post 1301 in handicap doubles.
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Petersburg
Jack Smith
Orlando
Alex Cherry
Raleigh
N.C
John Urban
Pasco County
Fila
Robert Keller
Hampton Roads
George Lerman
Tampa
Roy Strong
Miami
Dennis Mroz
Ed Lawton
Augusta
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John L. DeWitt Jr
Florida State
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Pesaran
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Latka
Gainesville Beach
St. S
Southern Association
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Mempite
Chattanooga
Joege
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Little Rock
Pacific Coast League
Kl. Pet
Milwaukee
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Cincinnati Pldincsaie
St. S Wee Ia
Chicago Army
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Pitebergh
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Montreal
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American Association
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Arnold Palmer
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Bill Norman
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Dick Fowler
Don Larsen
Bob Turley
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Chico Carrasquel
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Frank Lane
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Sarasota Rockets
Louise Suggs
Marlene Haggers
Suggs
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Haddix
Harry Hanebrink
Don McMahon
al Worthington
Phillies
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