Autos Win Third On Big Inning
The Autos of the Babe Ruth League earned their third win as nine runs came in the third inning to power an 11 to 4 victory over the Moose. Troyer and catcher Bobby Kirkland doubled, Buddy Adams went 2 for 2, while Moose’s Bill Hancock took the loss after three hurlers were used.
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Seven Run Fifth Carries Barkus to 8-3 Victory
Barkus erased a 3-0 deficit with seven runs in the fifth inning to beat Englewood 8-3. Jack Mc Donald led Barkus with two hits in two at bats while Ron Saba earned the win and held Englewood to one hit. Englewood 001 1100 Barkus 000 071 x
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Medics Rally To Top Cochran Concrete 6-4
The Medics of the Babe Ruth League came from behind to defeat Cochran Concrete 6-4. Ellett earned the win, while Moyer led the offense with a 3-for-3 day and Eddie Fulton added 2-for-2. Cochran Concrete scored in the first and fourth innings, but the Medics responded with six runs in the late innings to seal the victory.
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First Presbyterian Routs Bay Shore Mennonites 8 7 In City League
First Presbyterian edge Bay Shore Mennonites 8 7 in six innings as Bay Haven overwhelms St Martha s for a doubleheader split. Pollard Byler delivers key hits while Al Boyd Jim Carlin and Glynn lead. Dan Wtk er homers for Bay Haven and Carlin hits a four bagger for the Mennonites.
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Jaycees Edge Optimists 1–0 on Late Fourth Inning Run
Pitchers Jim Strickland and Jerry Artigas held the Optimists to one hit as the LL Jaycees scored the lone run in the fourth inning. Butch Craft provided the sole Optimist safety while Jim Gassett had the Jaycees only hit.
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Kilowatts edge Elks in Gulf Little League track race
Osprey Kilowatts beat Venice Elks 16 to 12 in five innings. Joe Dotson earned the win as Kilowatts surged ahead with three runs in the second and nine in the third, then held on as Ben Sanders went 3 for 4 and Byron Peters hit a home run. The Elks had five hits shared by five players.
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Archibald Stars In Kiwanis Win
Archibald pitched and batted the Kiwanis to a 13 to 7 Little League victory over Citizens Bank. He went 3 for 3 at the plate and allowed seven hits. Teammates Russel Gatlin Jimmy Sicks and Bucky Powers each had two hits. Citizens hitters Traeger Oberg Atkinson and Bell contributed two singles each.
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Russel Gatlin
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Roger Traeger
Kenny Oberg
Glen Atkinson
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Doctors Clubber Sertoma 19 Runs Past Civic Club
In a Little League game the Doctors beat Sertoma 19 to 3 yesterday. Four first inning runs set the pace as Sty er Moore allowed Sertoma only two singles. Ken Diller and Miller had two hits each for Sertoma while Dave Mather led Doctors with three hits in four at bats. Roger Vincent and Mark Frankel each added two hits for the Doctors.
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Messinger Guides Elks Past Sarasota Dairies 7–4
Wayne Messinger led Elks with two doubles and a single in three at bats as they defeated Sarasota Dairies 7 to 4. Verlin Schorock and Lee Boyette hit two doubles for the Dairymen, while Steve Binns added a single and Gary Bartell contributed another hit for Elks. Sarasota Dairies 010 003 4. Elks 011 23x 7.
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Lee Boyette
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Palmer Bank Edges Lions 2-0 in Little League
Palmer Bank defeated the Lions 2 to 0 in a Little League contest. The game ended with Palmer Bank holding a shutout as reported by THE NEWS.
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Thunderbirds top 3 Blind Mice in Summer Major League bowling
Marvin Lee paced the Thunderbirds to a 2-1 win over the 3 Blind Mice in the Sparetime Men's Summer Major League at the Bowldrome. He posted a high game of 232 and a high series of 613.
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Martinez Beats Gavilan In Second Narrow Victory
Vince Martinez, sixth ranked welterweight from Paterson New Jersey, defeated Kid Gavilan by a clear ten round decision at Jersey City stadium. Martinez improved to 54-6 while Gavilan dropped to 104-28-? with his fifth straight loss as Gavilan failed to overwhelm the challenger and the card had one New Jersey judge vote for Martinez.
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Play Better Golf By Tommy Armour
The article explains a one piece swing idea for average golfers. It advises practicing with two or three clubs to feel body turn and weight transfer while keeping wrists rigid until the arms rise. The backswing should resemble a pendulum with shoulders acting as a rocker bar.
Penrose Sets Early Pace in Miami Beach Golf
John Penrose of La Gorce led the 51st Amateur at La Gorce with a 68 while Jerry Greenbaum, a 16 year old from Atlanta, stood second on 73. Other scores ranged widely as 36 of 185 entrants failed to record a score. Team standings saw Florida leading Georgia 302 to 206 after the opening round.
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Tim Holland
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Earl Clark
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Georgia
Regional Inlet and Bridge Delays Reported Across Coastal Areas
Unclear OCR fragment notes multiple coastal locations including Sarasota Point Boca Grande Placida Venice Inlet Englewood Skyway Bridge and Bokeelia with times such as 30 minutes earlier and 60 minutes later. Mentions headlines of delays across waterways and crossings with repeated garbled sequences and references to a two hour and a 45 minute interval.
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Tarpon Invasion Opens Sarasota Fishing Championship
William Hedrick, employee of Wilson Lauck's Textile Chemicals in Reading, tops the first tarpon of the 27th Sarasota International Tarpon Tournament aboard the Tommy Dick II with Captain Sammy Hall Jr. Edwin J. Salesky later won the first prize a 1956 auto donated to Happiness House. Other anglers report tarpon plentiful but difficult to hook off Point O Rocks and Sarasota shores as captains chase mackerel, bluefish and bonita with various baits and lures.
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