Hutchinson Dukes Named Managers of the Year
United Press International cites Fred Hutchinson of the Reds and Jimmy Dykes of the Indians as managers of the year while both teams emerge as surprise contenders in 1961. Cincinnati widened its NL lead with a split doubleheader 7-2 and 10-0 over Philadelphia. Cleveland moved within a half game of first with an 8-5 loss after winning 2-1.
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Reds
Indians
Fred Hutchinson
Jimmy Dykes
Hutchinson
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Dukes
Philadelphia Phillies
Baltimore Orioles
Teen golfer notches first ace at Par 3 course
A 14 year old golfer, Steve Wiseman of 6233 Olive Ave, aced the Par 3 course with a seven iron to drive over the creek on hole four. He was playing with Bob Wiseman, Red Kennedy and Bucky Munger as part of a local outing.
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Steve Wiseman
Olive Ave
Bob Wiseman
Red Kennedy
Bucky Munger
Billy Goodman
Turk Lown
Minnesota Twins
Goodman
Nellie Fox
White Sox
Fox
Billy
Baseball Standings and Results From Weekend Action
National League standings show Cincinnati leading with a .623 mark, followed by San Francisco and Los Angeles. Winners include Cincinnati 7 Philadelphia 2 and Pittsburgh 5 St. Louis 3 as well as San Francisco 7 Chicago 2. American League results feature Detroit and Cleveland atop the table with Detroit 12 Washington 12 and Baltimore 8 Cleveland 5 among key outcomes.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Chicago
Philadelphia
San Fran
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Boston
Baltimore
Washington
Kansas City
Minnesota
Grant
Pierce
Sheldon
Archer
NL Meets To Supply Newcomers
The National League expansion committee plans an official 1962 talent supply for New York and Houston. Chairman Warren Giles calls the session closed with no plan announcements. A committee member expects a plan similar to the American League method of stockpiling players at $75 000 per player.
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Chicago
UPI
New York
Houston
Warren Giles
National League
Buzzy Bavasi
Los Angeles Dodgers
Los Angeles Angels
Washington Senators
Enos Brilliant For All Stars In Four-Hitter Victory
Enos twirled a four-hitter with 11 strikeouts to lead the Sarasota All-Stars to a 5-1 win over Arnold Insurance in a city softball Park exhibition. A three-run third inning powered Sarasota as Ray Coblentz homered in a losing effort. Arnold Insurance totalled three safeties from Kirkland and Lyon. The St. Petersburg team won the other game 4-1.
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Gene Freese
Wally Post
Reds
Phillies
Howie Nunn
Jim O'Toole
Bob Nieman
Indians
Jim Perry
Orioles
Gary Bell
San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bunky Enos
Sarasota
Arnold Insurance
St. Petersburg
Enos
Arnold
Kirkland
Lyon
Ray Coblentz
Sarasota Tide Table For Weekday Readings
Tide chart lists daily high and low times for Sarasota area waters including El Jobean Venice Inlet Punta Gorda Boca Grande Placida Longboat Inlet with shifts noted such as highs 22 minutes earlier or later and lows up to two hours different from standard times.
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el Jobean
Venice Inlet
Punta Gorda
Boca Grande Placida Longboat Inlet
Carlier
Burlee clocks 4 00.5 to win NCAA mile
PhilADELPhiA Cyrol Burlee gon of Oregon wins the NCAA mile in 4 00.5 as the marquee event. Kelso triumphs in the Whitney Stakes at Belmont Park with Our Hope initially first in doubt over a foul claim. Gene Littler shoots 281 over 72 holes to win the U S Open by one stroke in Birmingham Michigan.
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Philadelphia
Cyrol Burleegon
Oregon
New York
Kelso
Belmont Park
Our Hope
Birmingham
Mich
Gene Littler
California Defends Intercollegiate Rowing Title at Regatta
California won the ICAA championship regatta by a half length over Cornell. In Sarasota wrestling fans clashed after Kurt and Karl Von Brauner were disqualified in a tag team loss to Scarpello and Godoy. Intermingled reports cover auto racing in Belgium, a fatal NASCAR style crash in Gardena, and Jet 14 rowing results in Jacksonville with Larry Tickner winning all three heats.
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Syracuse
N. Y
California
Corel
Sarasota
American Legion Coliseum
Kurt
Karl von Brauner
Joe Scarpello
Pedro Godoy
Gentleman Saul
Ray Villmer
Bill Waldek
Chris Clark
Jacksonville
Larry Tickner
St. John’s
Tickner
Jeanni Rockwell
Bob
Tickners
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Anna Maria Island
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Torgy
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Delray Beach
Marlene
Robert Hagge
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Kansas City Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Willie McCovey
Orlando Cepeda
Giants
Juan Marichal
Dick Lemay
Don Cardwell
Braves
Hank Aaron
Joe Adcock
Frank Thomas
Don Drysdale
Adcock
Roy McMillan
Don McMahon
Larry Jackson
Walt Moryn
Cardinals
Pirates
Julio Gotay
Ken Boyer
Dick Groat
Roberto Clemente
Whitey Ford
Johnny Blanchard
Roger Maris
Bill Skowron
Ford
Luis Arroyo
Yankees
Frank Lary
Red Sox
Jim Pagliaroni
del Rice
Art Fowler
Angels
Ryne Duren
Rice
Nelson Fox
al Smith
Ray Herbert
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Servic
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Lido Pool
Kim Williams
Holly Kehm
Lakewood Country Club
Randy Wilkins
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John Mead
Francochamps
Belgium
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Santa Monica
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Burbank
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