Florida Loop teams tied after tripleheader in league play
The Florida Loop ends in a four way tie at 1 1 after the Elks beat the Citizens Bank 4 1 in the second inning rally, the Dairies topple the Kiwanis 4 1, and the Rotary outlast the Palmer Bank 10 8. Jimmy Cafero and Frank Sholte spark Bankers, Pat Egan sparks Rotary, Allen Hammer wins for the Elks. Little League schedule lists Lions vs Merchants 3 30 p.m., Sarasota Bank vs Optimists 5 30 p.m., Jaycees vs Sports 7 30 p.m.
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Elks
Sarasota Dairies
Rotary
Sarasota Bank
Citizens Bank
Allen Hammer
Lenny Peeples
Dairies
Kiwanis Club
Joe Troyer
Jimmy Sicks
Palmer Bank
Jimmy Cafero
Frank Sholte
Bankers
Pat Egan
Lions
Jaycees
Suggs Leads Western Open After First Round
Louise Suggs, 32, Sea Island Ga, shot 72 to lead the Women's Western Open at Wakoda Club. Patty Berg sits one under after 75 with Betty Hanson Jo Ann Prentice and amateurs Ruth Jessen Jackie Yates in the chasing pack. Mickey Wright, Marlene Hagge and Alice Hagge tie for 76 with late birdies shaping the leaderboard.
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Des Moines
Louise Suggs
Sea Island
Wakoda
Miss Suggs
Patty Berg
Patty
Betty Hanson
Apple Valley
Calif
Jo Ann Prentice
Birmingham
New World Fast Time at Hollywood Park
Lucky Mel ridden by Johnny Longden set a world record for five furlongs at Hollywood Park in the Haggin Stakes for two year olds. The colt led wire to wire to win the $20 000 added race, beating the former mark of :57 shared by Miss Todd and Encantadora.
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Ood
Calif
Ins
George L. Lewis
Hollywood Park
Johnny Longden
Miss Todd
Encantadora
Olympians Start Final Trials Tonight in Los Angeles
More than 50 000 are expected at Memorial Coliseum for the U S finals in eight track events as United States prospects vie for eight Olympic spots in Australia. Jim Kelly calls the squad the strongest yet though warns competition will be tougher abroad.
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Los
Duke
Dave Sime
Bobby Morrow
Abilene Christian
Ira Murchison
Army
Olympic Committee
Willie White
Jefferson High School
Los Angeles
Art Bragg
Morgan State
Bakersfield
Bragg
Art
Old Trainer Knew Few Men Had Hitchcock's Manner
Bill Corum recalls Joseph B. Fitton a Brooklyn Irish trainer who mentored polo great Tommy Hitchcock and trained U S International team players in 1927. He recalls Milburn as patron and notes Fitton’s long connections in polo circles and the magic of Hitchcock’s quiet discipline and rare presence.
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Hitchcock
Bill Corum
New York
INS
Joseph B. Fitton
Meadowbrook
Devereux Milburn
America
Mil
Tommy
Joe
Lewis Lacey
Swaps Gets 130-Pound Handicap For Fourth of July Race
Inglewood Calif IN S They did not raise Swaps weight for the 100000 added American Handicap at Hollywood Park they lowered others to keep the California Comet at 130 pounds. Swaps set a mile and one sixteenth record last Saturday in the Inglewood Handicap and may threaten another mark. The one mile and a eighth world record hopes rest on Swaps while rivals like Bobby Brocato at 115 and Jet Action 114 seek the upset in a crowded field of 15.
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Inglewood
Calif
Ins
Hollywood Park
Rex Ellsworth
Ellsworth
Bobby Brocato
Jet Action
Porterhouse
Mister Gas
Poona II
Nagpuni
Limelight
Bezaha
Play Better Golf by Tommy Armour Insights
The excerpt presents Armour’s view that the backswing and downswing form a continuous rhythm with a pause at the top. It explains how hip turn and knee action link the two phases, noting that the downswing mirrors the backswing, especially in knee and foot movements.
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Tommy Armour
Americans Reach First All American Final In British Women’s Amateur
Marys Patton Janssen of Charlottesville and Margaret Smith of St. Clair reach the first all American final in 53 years at the British Women’s Amateur. Janssen defeated Elizabeth Price 4 and 2 and Angela Ward 4 and 5 to reach the final, while 19 year old Smith beat Pat O Sullivan 8 and 7 and Polly Riley 5 and 4.
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Sunningdale
Eng
Marys Patton Janssen
Charlottesville
Margaret (Wiffs) Smith
St. Clair
Mich
Miss Janssen
Miss Smith
Angela Ward
Pat O'Sullivan
Polly Riley
Fort Worth
Tex
Four Women Tie For 9 Hole Lead In Sarasota Golf
Four ladies share the lead at one up in a nine hole handicap event sponsored by the Women s Golf Assn at Sarasota Bay Country Club. Ties also occur among players for the next position as results unfold.
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Women's Golf Assn
Sarasota Bay Country Club
Ernest Thomas
Ralph Puithoi
Robert Lake
Ph Patterson
GONE FISHIN
Anglers are urged to enter fish in the Small Fish Tournament by the Sarasota County Anglers Club from Phillippi camp. The contest ends at midnight tomorrow with prizes including gear and daily cigaret lighters. top entries include notable tarpon catches and various snapper, redfish, trout, and grouper reports from Longboat Key, Ringling Causeway, and Phillippi areas.
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Sarasota County
Sarasota
C. D. Williams
Hernando, Miss
Gulf-on- Bay
Casey Key
Williams
Longboat Key
Clint Heinz
Midnight Pass
al Tanis
LeRoy Stewart
A. Tims
Canton
Ohio
Josh Miller
Veeck Aims to Bid for Detroit Tigers Franchise
Bill Veeck plans a major league comeback bid for the Detroit Tigers with a balanced syndicate. He seeks the Briggs estate purchase, posts a 250000 dollar good faith deposit by Monday, and aims to offer soon while facing ten rival groups. His Detroit partners include a brewery executive and John S. Hilson, a New York broker. Spike Briggs expects the team, stadium, and franchise to fetch about 44 million dollars.
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Detroit
Bill Veeck
Cleveland
St.Louis
Detroit Tigers
Tiger
Walter O. Briggs
Detroit Baseball, Co
Veeck
Baltimore
John S. Hilson
New York
Hilson
Cleveland Indians
St.Louis Browns
Indians
Spike Briggs
Tigers
Briggs
Con
Briggs Stadium
Four Heats Run As Winds Delay Olympic Rowing Trials
Winds postpone U S Olympic Rowing Trials on Lake Onondaga to Sunday after only four of twenty one preliminary heats. Cornell alumni edge Syracuse U undergrads in best time 8 18 7 in the four oar event. Washington the heat winner and eight seconds behind Syracuse.
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Syracuse
N. Y
INS
U. S
Lake Onondaga
Clifford (Tippy) Goes
Cornel
Syracuse U
Washington
Davientee
Ema Necals
College Golfers Reach Singles Semifinals in Kalamazoo
In Kalamazoo Michigan the National Collegiate Tournament singles semifinals feature Alex Olmedo of Southern California facing Mike Franks of UCLA and Jack Frost of Stanford meeting Mike Green of UCLA. Olmedo won 1-4 2-6 6-4 over John Lesch UCLA in the quarterfinals.
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Kalamazoo, Mich
INS
Alex Olmedo
Southern California
Mike Franks
UCLA
Jack Frost
Stanford
Mike Green
Kalama
Green
Joaquin Reyes
Frost
John Cranston
Sparetime league bowls close with mixed round results
Sparetime brigade rolled a 6 66 series and led Fisherman Bowling League action at Bowladrome last night. Lewis boosted the Mullets to a 4-0 win over the Pompanos with 861 in team game and 2511 in team set. The Snappers fell 3-1 to the Tarpons in round two as Groupers swept Kingfish 4-0 and Mackeral beat Trout 3-1.
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The
Snappers
Tarpons
Lawn Fencing Duel Scheduled By Club
The Sarasota Fencing Club will hold its first lawn fencing demonstration at the home of Jack Rollins Lido Key Sunday at 2 p.m. A picnic and beach party for the fencers and their families will follow.
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Sarasota
Jack Rollins
Lido Key
Lucille Heintz
Three left handers win ABC bowling titles
George Wade of Stethenville Ohio the 1956 champion Eddie Gerzine of Milwaukee the 1955 winner and Marshall Levey of Indianapolis the 1907 victor all captured ABC bowling titles marking a rare trio of left handed champions.
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ABC
George Wade
Stethenville
Ohio
Eddie Gerzine
Milwaukee
Marshall Levey
Indianapolis
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Ispa Cafero
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Beata Gill
Billy Daniels
Ene Toler
Eenee
Ene
Anne Tim Im Peters
Kiwanis
Russell Gatlin
Archibald
Pip Courtney
Jock Lawrence
Bobbie Dunham
Larry Simmons
Wilson Cosby
Verlin Shrock
Robbie Watson
Richard Parrish
Roger Nosworthy
Steve Binns
Suggs
Hickey
Freeman
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Ringling Blvd
Ringling Shopping Center
John C. Stein
New Philadelphia
Frank Roberts Sr
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Ers
Tion
Lou Durkin
Phillippi
Phillippi Fair
Curley Rivers
Lou Mate
Mrs. Rivers
Rivers
Jess Stanton
Stickney Point
Jim Schaefer
Dayton
Ben Phlegar
Yale
Wisconsin
Detroit Boat Club
Cornell
Navy Admirals
Nick Apone
Ed Questionati
Kingfish
Mackeral
Trout
A. Theobald Mueller
Winnie
Drake
L. Silverwood
Grouper
McDonald
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