Yankees Blanked Again as Sox Shutout Yanks
Ray Moore tossed a three hitter in a 2-0 Chicago win to keep the White Sox in a tie for fourth with Boston idle, while the A’s and Tigers won their games. Moore improved to 4-1, with six whitewash games for Chicago in eight outings.
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Tarpons Edge Palatka 10-1 in Florida State League action
The Tarpons hammered Palatka 10-1 as Tampa bats sparked a 15 hit night led by two homers by Pete Fannon and Bob Murphy. Gene Caiafa and Roberto Zapata had three hits apiece while Al Suarez added a double and two singles. Cocoa Orlando games postponed by rain and others postponed by wet grounds.
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Swim Parents Meeting Set for Sarasota Swim Club
A meeting for parents of Sarasota Swim Club members is scheduled for today at p.m. in the S conference room of the Sarasota Herald-Tribune.
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Sarasota Lanes Takes Shape With New Alley Construction
First shipment of maple and hardwood arrives for the bowling alleys at Sarasota Lanes on Fruitville Road. Forty two truckloads to be unloaded this week as 24 lanes are built. Bernie Levkoff and Marv Lebo invite bowlers to watch the four week build. Simmons Construction is the general contractor. Sarasota Lanes team placed fifth in the Southeastern Bowling Conference meet with 3013 points led by Carson Questionati Schmidt Kasten Lebo and Rutter.
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Greaves Improves in Unanimous Win Over Woodard
Wilfie Greaves, 22, from Edmonton, defeated Otis Woodard of New York by unanimous ten round decision at St. Nicholas Arena. The Canadian middleweight champion extended his winning streak to six as promoter C. W. Smith outlined a title path toward Dick Tiger with a July or August Stampede appearance against Ralph Jones or Chico Vejar.
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Rigney Holds Out Hope as Giants Slip in June
Milwaukee 17, San Francisco 0 as the Giants stumble in June leaving manager Bill Rigney hopeful the team can stay close to the Braves until the All-Star break and contend for the pennant. Giants have a 7-13 June record with limited complete games by starters.
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Baumann Sent Back To Minors In Red Sox Move
The Boston Red Sox sent pitcher Baumann back to the Memphis farm team in the Class AA Southern Association during a series with Cleveland. He is still property of Boston after a 2-2 record this season and seven wins over six years since signing.
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Magnussen, Rodgers Lead NCAA Golf Chase at Williams
Bernie Magnussen of Stanford and Phil Rodgers of Houston shot 69 to lead the NCAA championship field by two strokes as the first round began at Williams College. Wettlaufer, Nichols, Massengale, Weiss, and Lally trailed after opening rounds in Massachusetts.
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Ski-A-Rees Dominate Festival of Americas Tourney
Larry Shepard of Sarasota Ski-A-Rees finished third in slalom and fifth in the men's overall at the Festival of Americas water skiing meet in Miami last weekend. Skee-A-Rees president Jim Middlebrook placed fourth in the veterans overall.
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Baseball Antitrust Status Faces Congressional Scrutiny
The House weighs how antitrust laws apply to four major sports including baseball. A bill would tax the four sports’ business operations while exempting reasonably necessary game operations. Rep. Emanuel Celler supports the exemption. Rep. Kenneth Keating seeks to remove it to curb lawsuits. Keating predicts a decisive House vote.
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Casper Wins Flint Open In Rain Delayed Finish
Bill Casper Jr. captured the Flint Open by one stroke posting 69 75 72 69 for a 285 total. Masters champion Arnold Palmer and Ted Kroll 286 tied for second while Tommy Bolt finished tied for fourth at 287 after a rain delay and a slow start. Casper’s $9,000 prize boosted his season winnings over $31,000 on his 27th birthday.
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Yankees Struggle As Moore Shuts Out Yankees 2-0
Chicago’s Ray Moore pitched a three hitter to blank the New York Yankees 2-0. Casey Stengel blamed his hitters for a four-game scoreless stretch while White Sox seek a four-game series sweep and pennant push.
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League standings and Tuesday schedule notes
Incomplete standings show Milwaukee and San Francisco leading the NL section with wins, losses, and games back. Florida State's Orlando area teams appear on Tuesday schedules with Cocoa and St Petersburg also mentioned amid rescheduled games due to wet grounds.
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Webb Bassey In British Boxing Spotlight Today
Spider Webb of Chicago faces Nigerian middleweight champion Dick Tiger in a 10 round co feature at Empress Hall London Tiger relies on hard punching while Webb relies on experience and craft. In the other feature world featherweight champion Hogan Kid Bassey is favored to beat Jules Touan in a 10 round non title bout.
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Willey Is New Hero For Braves
Braves call up Carleton Willey to replace slumping staff. He fires six hit shutout in first start beating the Giants 7-0 as Cincinnati and St Louis win on other fronts. Mays breaks slump with 1000th major league hit. Pirates blow lead in St Louis with five errors.
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