Brouhard Dominates in 7-3 Legion Post Victory
Sarasota Post 30, led by Gary Brouhard, defends home field with a 7-3 win over Wauchula Post 2. Brouhard struck out 10, allowed four hits, and kept the visitors hitless after the first inning while Larry Taylor and Roy Kirkland drive early runs.
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Eddie Hamilton
NEWS
Sarasota Post 30
American Legion
Gary Brouhard
Wauchula Post
Wauchula
Larry Taylor
Sarasota
Charles Abbott
Taylor
Roy Kirkland
Kirkland
Billy Hicks
David Keiger
Kei
Hicks
Keiger
Abbott
Chick Pollard
Roy Carroll
Wimbish
Carroll
Jim Gerard
Brouchard
Bobby Buckley
Girard
Joe Anderson
Buckley
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Pat Counts
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Bill McCall
Wauchula Legion
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Ted Newhall
Sarasota Legion
Sarasota Bay Post Legion Club
Burdette Is Victim As Phillies Win
Philadelphia Phillies beat the Milwaukee Braves 6 to 1 as Curt Simmons earned his sixth win. Burdette took the loss for Milwaukee after four runs allowed, while Philadelphia benefited from keys hits by Bouchee Jones and Repulski.
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Burdette
Phillies
Milwaukee
INS
Curt Simmons
Philadelphia Phillies
Milwaukee Braves
Simmons
Willie Jones
Ed Bouchee
Harry Anderson
Rip Repulski
Bouchee
Jones
Philly
Granny Hamner
Sally Hemus
Braves
Bill Bruton
Hank Aaron
Andy Pafko
Lew Burdette
Williams Tops Vote Getter As All Star Lineups Form
Top vote totals highlight Williams Berra and Mays as likely starters in the mid-summer All Star Classic at St Louis with Frank Robinson and Hank Aaron leading NL outfield, while Mantle Kaline and Williams anchor the AL infield and outfield positions under close ballots.
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New York
INS
St. Louis
N.L
Willie Mays
Milwaukee
Hank Aaron
Cincinnati
Frank Robinson
A.L. Outer Garden
Mickey Mantel
Yankees
Boston
Ted Williams
Detroit
al Kaline
Bauer Sues Over Copacabana Brawl Grand Jury Hearings Loom
New York. Hank Bauer Yankee outfielder seeks grand jury review of a pre-dawn Copacabana brawl after a civil suit is filed by Edwin Jones, owner of a delicatessen. Jones claims injuries from the incident while six Yankees were celebrating Billy Martin's birthday.
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New York
INS
Copacabana
Hank Bauer
Bauer
Edwin Jones
Billy Martin
Frederick Strong
Yankee
Jones
Sidney Friedman
Freidman
Grand Jury
Anthony Zingales
Key Mantle
Yogi Berra
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Coe Reaches Trans Miss Semifinals Over Hiskey
Charley Coe, 28, defeated 21 year old Jimmy Hiskey 2 and 1 in Dallas to advance to the Trans Miss semifinal. Rex Baxter Jr. of Houston beat George Toms 4 and 3 to set up a likely semifinal with Coe, while Cy Northrop beat Ed Vickers 4 and 3 to meet Coe today. Buzz Garvin upset Dick Whetzel one up. Jerry Pittman beat Jack Cupit 2 and 1 in other quarterfinals.
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Dallas
Tex
Charley Coe
Jimmy Hiskey
Coe
Oklahoma City
University of Houston
Hiskey
Rex Baxter Jr
University of
Southern Methodist University
Jerry Pittman
Jack Cupit
Greggton
Frank Wharton
Dick Norville
League Leaders By International News Service summary
League leaders by 150 official at bats feature Aaron of Milwaukee and Musial of St Louis leading in runs batted in. Mays of New York and Banks of Chicago appear among top RBI and runs, with pitcher leaders including Spahn and Worthington tied for most wins.
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International News Service
National League Oof
Fond
Itahored
Bain
Brooklyn
Aaron
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Moon
Banks
Chicago
Musial
St Louis
Lymnati
Mays
New York
Cincinnati
Gil
Gomer Ane
York
Lord
Philadelphia
Jackson
Buhl
Miln
Acker
L. Oe Louis
Worthington
Ork
Spahn
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Pittchurch
Sistem & Rens
Mantle
Wena Tems
Boston
Sievers
Weaiie Ton
Mya
Bases — Landis
Jeago
Miness
Aparicio Leago
Local Sports Schedule with Multiple Matches Listed
Sarasota events feature 3:30 p.m. and 5 p.m. basketball games including Sports versus Sarasota Bank, Rotary versus Lions, Merchants versus Palmer, Sarasota Federal versus Kilowatts, and church league clashes at 7:15 p.m. First Presbyterian versus Bay Haven Baptist at 12th Street Park, Concordia Lutheran versus Pine Shores Presbyterian also at 12th Street Park. Babe Ruth League games include Moose against Cochran Concrete at BRLP and Venice Legion versus Barkus at Payne Park. Sunday draws Bobby Jones Golf Club and Sarasota Baseball Club practices at Payne Park with a 11 a.m. Mixed Two Ball Scotch Foursome and Covered Dish Dinner.
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Sarasota Little
Sports
Sarasota Bank
Rotary
Lions
Merchants
Palmer Bank
Sarasota Federal
Kilowatts
City Church League
First Presbyterian
Bay Haven Baptist
12Th Street Park
Babe Ruth
Moose
Cochran Concrete
BRLP
Fruitville
Venice Legion
Barkus
Payne Park
Bobby Jones Golf Club
McDaniel Shines as Cardinals Edge Dodgers in NL Race
18 year old Von McDaniel blanked Brooklyn over seven innings, allowing only two hits in his first major league start as the Cardinals extended their NL lead. Danny McDevitt started for the Dodgers and held the Cards to two hits through six, but the Redbirds pulled ahead with three runs in the eighth.
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New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Casey Stengel
von McDaniel
St. Louis Cardinals
Dodgers
Hollis
Okla
Lindy
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Stubbs
Yankees
White Sox
Chuck Stobbs
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
Kansas City
Detroit
Baltimore
Danny McDevitt
Cincinnati
MicDaniel
Eddie Kasko
Stan Musial
Blum and Brantly Face Off for Southern Amateur Title
Defending champion Walter Blum of Macon Georgia and 23 year old Ed Brantly of Chattanooga Tennessee meet in a 36 hole match play finale at the Miami Beach LaGorce Country Club for the Southern Amateur championship. Blum defeated Cobby Ware 5 and 3 and Brantly beat Jerry Greenbaum 16 and 7. Both opened with 34s and finished strong. Blum is a veteran title holder with multiple wins. Brantly, Memphis State student and Tennessee Amateur champion, seeks his first out of state crown.
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Walter Blum
Macon
Ed Brantly
Chatanooga
Tenn
la Gorece Country Club
Blum
Cobby Ware
Augusta
Brantly
Jerry Greenbaum
Atlanta, Ga
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Southeastern
Georgia
Memphis State
Tennessee
Stobbs breaks hex with rabbit feet night at Griffith Stadium
Washington lefty Chuck Stobbs wore number 13 after a slump of 16 straight losses and benefited from fan charms and Altrock’s silver dollar. He pitched eight strikeouts and allowed seven hits in a 6 3 win over the Cleveland Indians as 9,462 fans watched, lifting spirits for the struggling Senators.
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Jim Wilson
Senators
Bob Hale
Detroit
Jim Bunning
Billy Gardner
Don Lee
Ken Lehman
Brooklyn
Jackie Jensen
Willard Nixon
Red Sox
Stobbs
Griffith Stadium
Virginia
Washington Hurlers
Nick Altrock
Cleveland Indians
Stubbs
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Sports Results Snapshot From Friday and Saturday Scores
Friday results include Washington 6 Cleveland 3 and Baltimore 5 Detroit 0 as listed. Saturday listings show various Atlantic League games with Augusta Savannah Knoxville Jacksonville and Charlotte 1 2 10 5. Additional scores mention Rochester Toronto Buffalo Montreal Miami Ohio Indiana Minneapolis Denver and other regional matchups.
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Washington
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Detroit
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Eoury
Atlantic
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Savannah
Knoxville
Jacksonville
Charlotte
Os Richmond
Toronte
Uffalo
Montreal
Rochester
Sigsenans
Siegen
Tfinoays
Miami
Benti
Unclear Scoreboard Fragments From City Sports Page
Partial sports scores show Chicago 12 and Pittsburgh 3. Milwaukee 6 and 1. Philadelphia and Milwaukee at times. Brooklyn at St Louis. Incomplete text leaves teams and outcomes uncertain.
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Rudy Rutan
Hardee
County American Legion Post
Elmer Cowley
Cowley
Ford Frick
Ed Bailey
Red Schoendienst
Johnny Temple
Roy McMillan
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Ed Mathews
Don Hoak
Redlegs
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Reno Bertoia
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Wertz
Bill Skowron
Williams
Gil Hodges
Schoendienst
Temple
Mathews
Hoak
McMillan
Dark
Robinson
Wally Moon
Duke Snider
Gino Cimoli
Bailey
Roy Campanella
Skowron
Nellie Fox
Gene Mauch
Bertoia
McDougald
Harvey Kuenn
Joe DeMaestri
Roy Sievers
Jim Piersall
Kaline
Berra
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Martin
Kansas City Athletics
McDaniel
Yanks
Jensen
BoSox
ED Wilks
Brook
Junior Gilliam
Elmer Vale
Hank Foiles
Hal Jeffcoat
Bob Purkey
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Giants
Andre Rodgers
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Danny O'Connell
Bobby Thomson
Hex
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Whitney Shoemaker
AP Sports
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