Baseball Night Upends Standings With Yankees Win
Ralph Terry pitched 11 innings to beat the Indians 8-2, lifting the Yankees into first in the American League by 0.005. Bill Mazeroski’s fame aside, Terry’s win started a crucial series victory as Johnny Blanchard delivered a clutch single for the decisive run.
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Softball results from Sarasota Bay area leagues Thursday
Multiple local league games produced decisive wins and tied scores. St Martha's beat Bay Haven Baptist 13 2 with Pedicini pitching and Garvey Husking driving in runs. Presbyterians topped Church of God 148, Bartlett and Wilhelm collecting three hits. Adams Houser tied 10 10 with Spanos Plumbing in Cadet League as Hancock homered for Fred Walden Shoes. Publix Market broke a 6 6 deadlock to win 12 6 in Babe Ruth League. Elks defeated Sarasota Federal 12 6 in Little League with Moore winning and Newton throwing one hit for Sertoma. Merchants edged Palmer Bank 5 4, and Citizens Bank beat Kiwanis 14 4. Golf results included Mrs Gerhardt leading Class A, Singleton Class B, Aloe Class C. In pro notes, USC trounced to win NCAA game while Pirates signed 18 year old shortstop and Tigers injury worsened before Red Sox series.
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Bucs and Braves Make Midseason Trades In NL Race
The Milwaukee Braves exchanged shortstop Johnny Logan for outfielder Gino Cimoli and acquired catcher Sammy White from the Red Sox. Pittsburgh Pirates added Walt Moryn from the Cardinals and bought catcher Don Leppert from Columbus, while dealing with the Braves. Leppert led the International League at .391 this season. The article notes roster moves and minor-league transactions affecting several clubs.
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Brue tops Open field with 69 at Oakland Hills
Bobby Brue of Milwaukee shot a 35 34 69 at Oakland Hills to lead the U S Open after the first round. Tommy Bolt and Bob Goalby are one stroke back, with Hogan and Nagle two behind, while 49 players posted 74 or better and the cut will reduce the field to the low 50 and ties after 36 holes.
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Smith Specialty Edges News To Tie Hanip Lead
Smith Specialty won 9 percent over THE NEWS to pull even atop the Thursday Night Men’s Handicap League. Don Murray added a 48 net, and the team posted a 99 total. Carl Smith fired a 46 net and 48 gross to share low honors.
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American Morrow advances to British Amateur semi in Scotland
Ralph Morrow a 27 year old United States airman from Oklahoma City defeated Geoff Dixon of England 3 and 2 in the quarterfinals at Turnberry Scotland. Jimmy Walker a 40 year old Scot beat Joe Carr 39 the defending champion on the 19th hole and will face Morrow in this afternoon's semifinal.
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Rams Fall 3-2 in State Playoff After Avon Park Error
Rams drop a 3-2 decision to Avon Park in the state semifinal after an infield error in the seventh inning. Ted Dan dridge pitched well for Avon Park with 11 strikeouts as Russ Gatlin battles a pulled muscle and Kane S constants drive in Rams two runs. Jacksonville Lee captures Class AA title with 2-1 win over Boca Ciega in 10 innings. Class A final set between Avon Park and DeLand delayed by rain. Umpires name Class A all star team with Harold Lanier and Corky Rogers among honorees.
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Gulf Coast Swimming Meet Opens With Record 634 Competitors
The seventh annual Gulf Coast Swimming and Diving Championships open at Lido Pool with a record 634 swimmers and divers. Finals are nightly at 7 p.m. over two days. trials begin at 9 a.m. today and Saturday. Featured events include the national men's junior outdoor 3800 meter freestyle relay and the national Olympic development program 400 meter medley relays for men and women.
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Palmetto Bowling Leads In 3 Man League Highlights
Palmer Speicher bowled a 267 and Les McRae posted a 786 four game set in the Rip Van Winkle 3 Man League. Don Olmstead turned a 235 game 767 set while Leo Silverwood had 219 and 730. Tampa Tribune teams led standings as Stinnett Pontiac and Team 7 posted 3 1 records. In Sarasota Lanes Owens Paint League Clift 332 and Marie 455 led. Team 12 4 0 over Team 4, Team 13 3 1 over Team 1. A C McMakin 226 555 dominated Anderson Surgical Supplies League. Green’s Fuel honors went to Marion Caldwell 176 and Carolyn Caldwell 466. Team 4 led standings with Team 3 3 1 over Team 1.
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