All America Bowl first lineup announced for Friday night
Ten tentative lineups were announced for the All America Bowl football game set for Friday night in War Memorial Stadium. The West unit features stars from Washington UCLA Nebraska and Tulsa among others with Rip Engle Penn State coordinating alternate offensive and defensive plays. The East roster includes players from Pittsburgh Mississippi Auburn Army Illinois Navy and Michigan State with Norm Snead Wake Forest and Joe Bellino Navy in key roles. An alternate unit lists Duke Penn State Michigan State and Army players among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureio
N.Y
UPI
War Mineco Stadium
Minnesota
Washington
Jim Owens
Preao Aie
Buffalo
Opry
Marve Digter
Ucla
Danny Hart Gaeher
Missouri
Roland” Ie
Nebraska
Wayne Harris
Arkansas
Rufus King
Rice
Roy McKasson
Bob Schieredt
Glynn Gregory
Southern Methodial
Tom Mason
Tulane
Tom Watkins
Iowa State
Rip Egie
Penn State
Mike Tka
Pittsburgh
John Brewer
Mississippi
Joe Rutgens
Illinois
Ken Rice
Auburn
Tom Iy
Syracuse
al Vanderbush
Army
Tom Godde
Mississippi State
Allen Green
Norm Snead
Wake Forest
Joe Bellino
Navy
Herb Alderley
Michigan State
Claude Gibson
Bill Brown
Tee Moorman
Duke
Fred Arbanas
Jerry Beachout
Purdue
Stu Barber
Bruce Tarbox
Pat Dye
Georgia
Frank Visted
Ian Tarkenton
Jim Kerr
al Rozycki
Dartmouth
Tom Matte
Ohio State
Art Bak
Bowlers Dominate Night League Totals At Local Lanes
Sparetime scores show Roy Harris rolling 225 in a 606 series at Sara sota Lanes on Wednesday. Ruth Muskus and Wonnie Selph led women with 179 games and Selph added 516 series. Tradesmen and Broadway Bar squads posted 3 10 4 1 sweeps as Mel Olson topped Rip Van Winkle with 206, and Carolyn Caldwell led Green's Fuel figures with 178 and 479.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Harris
Sarasota Lanes
Kegling Parade
Ruth Muskus
Wonnie Selph
Mrs. Selph
Rip van Winkle
Mel Olson
Bill Cannon
Mel
Sarasota Bay
Carolyn Caldwell
Weedman Paces Sarasota Lanes to City Softball Win
Weedman led an 11 hit attack for Sarasota Lanes in a 12-2 City Softball League victory at City Softball Park over Maas Brothers. Davis hit three triples, with Carnahan Ken and Dow adding safeties as teammates supported the rally. Outdoor Life beat Fire Department 10-2 behind Ron McCord and J Herring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Weedman
Sarasota
Maas Brothers
Davis
Ray Carnahan
Prince Ken
Ray Dow
Fire Department
Ron McCord
J. Herring
McCord
Herring
Jim Egan
Four-Run Opening Sparks Doctors Past Lions in LL Park
The Doctors built a four-run first inning and went on to a 6-1 victory over the Lions at LL Park. Mike McDuffie blasted a key double in the first inning and Don Wolman added a sixth-inning double to cap the Doctors’ scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctors
The
Lions
LL Park
Mike McDuffie
Don Wolman
Dart Fires A 68 In Sara Bay Match
Francis Dart shot a 68 net in the Sara Bay Country Club stag day golf event to lead the field. Lynn was guest with 71 12, while Dennis D Arcy and Jack Dunham posted 78 low gross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dart
Sara Bay
Francis Dart
Birasota Bay Country Club
Lynn’ Y
Dennis D'Arcy
Jack Dunham
Tourney-Entered Flounder Smashes 2-County Record
A flounder weighing eight and three-quarter pounds won the senior division of the Ted Williams Florida Fishing Contest second week setting a Sarasota-Manatee county record. Earl Alford of Englewood weighed in the fish at Barkley's Red Fish Lodge and may contend for the area prize and state awards totaling thousands in gear and cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank X. Madden
Ted Williams
Florida
Sarasota - Manatee
Manatee
Sears, Roebuck and Company
Earl Alford
Englewood
Lemon Bay
Alford
Barkley
Red Fish Lodge
Ed Levi
Sears
Walter Crown
Phillippi Creek
Philip Dennis
Bartlesville
Oklo
Ed Cartlidge
Camino Real
Philip
Dennis
Sarasota
Engle
Views Of Fishin By Red Smith at Royal Ascot
Sammy the Spiv files a light, witty fishing sketch set in Westchester County. A pair of anglers chase trout amid spring light, misreads, and a running commentary on flies, gear, and the day’s small catches before ending with a food aside on spaghetti dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Smith
New York
Sammy the Spiv
Royal Ascot
George LaBranche
Theodore Gordon
Westchester County
Water Department
Olympic amateur code and 20 sport program approved
The Associated Press reports the IOC approved a new amateur code and a 20 sport Tokyo program adding judo and volleyball. In other items, Patterson may defend heavyweight crown vs McNeeley in Boston in September, Nicklaus headlines NCAA, Westland captains Walker Cup, and Ameche retires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Athens
International Olympic Committee
Tokyo
Uaage
Boston
Filoyd Patterson
Tom McNeeley
Supreme Court Powers and Communist Threats in America
A long argument linking Supreme Court decisions to a supposed rise of communism in the United States. It cites cases on passports, bar admissions, anti subversion laws, and house un American activities as evidence of judicial overreach. The piece warns that federal rulings erode state rights and threaten national security, urging action to curb court influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
America
United States
Supreme Court of the
Congress
Justice Department
U.S. Court of Appeals
Washington
D.C
Communist Party
David L. Bazelon
Appeals Court
Subversive Activities Control Board
E. Barrett Prettyman
John A. Danaher
Prettyman
Europe
Soviet
Russia
Communist International
U.S. State Department
David Sentner
Moscow
Francis E. Walter
Pennsylvania
House UN - American Activities Committee
State Department
Frank Coe
International Monetary Fund
California
High Court
American Bar Association
U.S. Supreme Court
House of Delegates
House of Ce
Miami Beach
Bar Association
Bill of Rights Committee
William P. Rogers
Soviet Union
U.S
International Court of Justice
Hague
Felix Frankfurter
Alger Hiss
Steven Paulson
American
Warren
Paulsen
Frankfurter
Supreme Bench
Eisenhower
Eth Congress
Stone
Schneiderman
Jackson
American Communications Association
Douds
U.S.A
Justice Jackson
Hughes
Vincen
Special Committee
Steve Nelson
Alaska
Hawaii
Yates
Woiecesnettiale Antien Te Thas Gnaban
Commmauniet Party
Slochower
Board of Equestion of
New York
Canton Ae
Sloch
Schware
Board of Examiner
New Mexico
New Mexic
Antheod
Communistic Party
Jencks
FBI
Watkins
Federal District Court
Court of Appeals
Thect of Columbia
Yes
Yugoslavia
Bar
American Association
Louis C. Wyman
New Manpehire
Raymond Moley
Major League Leaders in Batting and Power
The column lists top players by league with names such as Hoak Moon Cimate Pinson Altman and Aaron along with counts for games at bats runs and hits. Home run and RBI leaders are shown for both the National and American Leagues highlighting Cepeda Mathews Robinson Mays Cash Mantle and others with key totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Player & Club G.ab
R. H. Pet
Kubek
N.Y
Mantle
Tasby
Wash
Cepeda
Giants
Mathews
Braves
Robinson
Reds
Moon
Codgers
Mays
Mears
Yankees
Sievers
White Sox
Wagner
Angeles
Colavito
Tigers
Freese
Aaron
Cash
Maris
Gentile
Orioles
Killebrew
Twins
Dians
Terry
Grant
Indians
Mosail
Ford
Also Mentioned on This Page
LL Doctors
Tulsa
David Youngblood
New Pass Bridge
Ruth Chilson
Darrell A. Johnson Jr
Bird Key
W. R. Pike
Danville
Bayou Maria
James E. Power
Franklin Turner
E. R. Poore
Mannie Goldyn
Sarasota Better Sporting Waters Association
Harry Larsen
Avalon
Longboat Key
Knoxville
Tenn
Charlie Smith
Billy Joe Patton
Jack Westland
Lafayette
Ind
Jack Nicklaus
Ann Arbor
Mich
Judy Eller
Sherry Wheeler
Baltimore
Alan
the Horse
Newport
R.I
Newbold Smith
Annapolis
Reindeer
Billy James Harg
Thomas Jefferson
Preme Court
Amenita
Ower
Major League —Leaders