Lions Take 14-11 Gulf League Win
Venice Lions beat Venice Elks 14 to 11 in Gulf Little League. Lions exploded for six runs in the third and five in the fifth to pull away. Ray Joelson of the Elks turned an unassisted triple play in the fourth but Venice Lions held on with Irving winning on the mound and Dandridge taking the loss. Andy Kirby homered for Venice Lions.
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Venice Rotary Routs Englewood Lions in Gulf Little League
Venice Rotary defeated Englewood Lions 22 to 5 in Gulf Little League action. Gordon Struble and Tom Sikora combined on the mound as Mike Burge, Craig Thompson and Tommy Saladino led the offense with three hits each. It was the opening game of the second-half season for both teams.
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Sarasota Federal Wins Narrow One
Sarasota Federal rallied for two runs in the sixth to nip Citizens Bank 9 8 at Little League Park. Bill Dale earned the win for Federal while Carl Hinden took the loss for Citizens. Dave Logan led at the plate with a double and single.
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Ed Howell Hurls Realtors To Win
Eddie Howell of the Realtors pitched a 3 2 victory over Gary Bartell of the Medics in a Babe Ruth League duel at Payne Park. Howell allowed two hits while Bartell gave up six. Teddy Lamons drove in the winning run with a long double as Tim Toler added a two bagger for the Realtors.
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Dairies Rally to Rout Elks in Little League Innings
Dairies defeated Elks 14 to 6 at Little League Park as John Beatty limited hits and earned the win. Glen Turner homered twice, hit a triple and a single in five at bats, with Ron Schweid and Steve Binns adding three hits apiece.
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Learn to Use the 8 Iron for Steady Balance
Sates argues golfers should start with the 8 iron to train a steady head and balance. The club helps smooth shoulder movement correct wrist-cocking and delaying wrist uncocking until after impact. It also teaches keeping the left wrist flat until after ball contact. Keep the clubhead behind the hands until impact.
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WSPB Golfers Lead in Par 3 League Victory
WSPB golfers extended their lead in the Par 3 League with a 15 to 3 win over McMahon's Fur Storage led by Chip Anderson's low gross of 53. Tel Appliance moved to second by beating Bookworms 13 to 5, while Smith Specialty posted a 14 to 4 win over Rountree Insurance and Restwood Motel rose to fifth with Dorothy Anderson's 47 net pace in a 12 to 6 win over Sarasota Federal.
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Pastir Wins Venice Country Club Net Title in Women’s Golf
Mrs. Bernie Pastir topped the Venice Country Club event with a nine hole net of 42 on a 55 13 42 card. Justine Steussy was runner up with 45 and Bee Stewart carded 51. Pastir also won chip in honors on the fourth hole. a match play against par tourney is planned next week.
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Fearless Fraley on sports and stars in playful musings
Oscar Fraley offers witty reflections on sports figures and scenes including Sam Snead Joe DiMaggio Willie Mays and Jack Dempsey. He riffs on boxing golf tennis racing and basketball with sharp humor and clubby digs at the majors and amateurs alike.
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Rochester Twins Sweep Key IL Games in Doubleheader
Rochester swept a twin bill beating Columbus 3-0 and 8-2 as Havana Manila, Miami and Richmond won single games. Havana edged Montreal 4-3 with Rodrigo Arias delivering relief, Miami defeated Toronto 7-2, and Richmond routed Buffalo 8-1.
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Local Tarpon Victory and Florida Fishing Regulations Featured
Fred Rueger of Englewood caught a 74 lb tarpon at Barkley’s Redfish Lodge ending a drought in Sarasota County tournament action. The piece notes other captains chasing tarpon, crew shifts, a misdated dinner, and then details Florida freshwater license rules including prices, free fishing for seniors and youths, and penalties for violations.
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Top Netters Jittery On Eve Of Meet
London AP report notes jitters at Queen's Club ahead of Wimbledon with only three days until the 63rd championship. Rod Laver defeats American seed MacKay of Dayton while Althea Gibson and Christine Truman gauge chances, and Ashley Cooper withdraws with a torn thigh. Mrs. Du Pont of Wilmington advances to the late rounds after a 6 0 6 0 victory over Margaret Carter.
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Rosewall Pancho In Pro Net Tourney Deadlock
Forest Hills N Y Ken Rosewall the 142 pound artist of pro tennis tied with defending champ Pancho Gonzales 3 0 in the round robin event of the 15000 Tournament of Champions Both stars head toward Thursday night match with Rosewall favored to be 4 0 Gonzales notes only a overpower him can beat him Rosewall outmaneuvered Frank Sedgman 6 4 2 6 6 3 Tuesday night
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