Hoosier Golfers Qualify for National Open Tulsa Field
Two pros Joe Campbell and Sam Drake qualified for the National Open at Tulsa with strong midwest showings. Campbell from Fountain City Tennessee and Drake from Richmond posted solid scores in Cincinnati qualifying, as more than 2,000 golfers competed for 162 spots.
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Eae Ee Campbell
Deake
Southern Hills Country Club
Tulsa
Okla
Joe Campbell
Sam Drake
Liz Joe
Anderson
Purdue University
Midwest
Drake
Cincinnati
Campbell
Fountain City
Tenn
Richmond
Braves win as Warren Spahn pinch hits for the decisive run
In New York the Braves rally in the 10th with Warren Spahn pinch hitting to drive in the game winning run against the Giants. Willie Mays stars for New York with two doubles and a steal, but San Francisco falls as Milwaukee plates two late runs and holds on for a 10-9 victory.
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Mays
Giants
New York
SAN Francisco
UPI
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Mueller
Sauer
Bill Bruton
Speake
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Su” Eres
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Nda Omas
Cry
Delmore
Verzon
Fernandez sidelined fined for run in Chicago game
Philadelphia shortstop Chi sco Fernandez was suspended two days and fined 50 dollars by National League President Warren Giles after charging toward umpire Augie Donatelli during a close seventh inning at first base in a Cubs 12 to 4 win. The report also notes Richard W. Gano of Salt Lake City as the 45th president of the American Bowling Congress.
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NEW York
UPI
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Don Mueller
Bill Pierce
Yogi Berra
Mickey Mantle
White Sox
Tom Sturdivant
Bubba Phillips
Luis Aparicio
Pierce
Mueller
Jim Landis
Sturdivant
Art Ditmar
Nellie Fox
Jim Rivera
Chicago
Bob Grim
Aparicio
Landis
Mantle
Chisco Fernandez
Philadelphia
Earls
Augie Donatelli
Warren Giles
Fernandez
Donatelili
Cubs
Richard W. Gano
Salt Lake City
American Bowling Congress
Indiana All-Star picks McGinley as tenth member
Tim McGinley of Scecina Indianapolis earns a spot on the Indiana All-Star high school senior team. Alternates are Bob McCracken Springs Valley and Jerry Bass Morristown. The group prepares for a June 21 Kentucky tilt and a June 28 Louisville game after a weekend assembly at Scecina gym.
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Indianapolis
Tim MciGinley
Scecina
Bob McCracken
Springs Valley
Jerry Bass
Morristown
McCracken
Bass
McGinley
Joe
Sexson
Indianapolis Tech
Purdue
Indiana
Kentucky
Louisville
Mike McCoy
Carl Staytell
Fort Wayne
South Side
Charlie Hall
Terre Haute
Gerst‘meyer
Ed Searcy
jAttucks
Terry Dischinger
Garfield
Darrell McQuitty
Elwood
Dick Haslam
Crawfordsville
Norm Delph
Anderson
Bill Johnson
Jeffersonville
Indians Stop Red Sox 7-5 After Late Rally
Cleveland defeats Boston 7 to 5 as the Indians rally in the 10th inning. Dick Gernert homered and Amadeo Malzone drove in key runs while Hoyt Wilhelm pitched for the losing side in a wartime era box score style.
Musial Mays Share National League Player of Month Award
The National League will award two trophies for May, honoring Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals and Willie Mays of the San Francisco Giants after a tied vote by 39 writers and broadcasters. Each will receive an engraved desk set with a clock two pens and a calendar inscribed The National League Player of the Month for 1958.
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Cincinnatls
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Musial
Mays
Frank Thomas
Pittssburgh Pirates
Daryl Spencer
Ken Boyer
Warren Giles
National League
Musials
Campanella Expects Dodgers Coaching Role After Recovery
Roy Campanella said he was promised two coaching jobs with the Los Angeles Dodgers by President Walter O. Malley while he recovers from paralysis caused by injuries from a January automobile accident. He spoke in New York on Wednesday.
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New York
Roy Campanella
Los Angeles Dodgers
Walter O.malley
American netters sidelined in Manchester tourney
Janet Hopps of Seattle and Karol Fageros of Miami joined Althea Gibson in the women's singles quarterfinals of the Northern Lawn tournament in Manchester England. Five American men and two U S women were eliminated leaving no U S men in the event. Hopps defeated Mimi Arnold, Fageros beat Lovise Coghlan, Gibson advanced to the quarterfinals. In the men’s draw Bill Quillian Greg Grant Wayne van Voorhees Earl Buchholz and Jack Frost fell in third rounds.
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Manchester
England
UPI
Janet Hopps
Seattle
Wash
Pretty Karol Fageros
Miami
Fla
Althea Gibson
U.S
Miss Hopps
Mimi Arnold
Redwood City
Calif
Miss Fagetos
Lovise Coghlan
Australia
Miss Gibson
Bill Quillian
Greg Grant
Los Angeles
Wayne van Voorhees
Palm Beach
Earl Buchholz
St. Louis
Jack Frost
Monterrey
Americans Picked To Run In Monza 500
Ten American drivers were named for the Monza 500 in Italy on June 29 with assigned cars inclduing Jimmy Bryan in the Belond Special and Jim Rathmann in the Zink Leader Special. Other entries include Johnny Thomson in the DA Special and Rodger Ward in the Wolcott Special, with ships and travel plans set from New York.
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Indianapolis
Monza
Italy
Mile Auto
United States
Auto 1
Bryan
Jean Behra
Maurice Trintignant
Sclavi, Inc
Charleston
W.va
New York
Christopher Columbus
TWA
Jimmy Bryan
Phoenix
Ariz
Belond
George Salih
Whittier
Calif
Jim Rathmann
Miami
Zink
Leader Special
John Zink
Tulsa
Okla
Johnny Thomson
Boyertown
Racing Associates
Jimmy Reece
Hoyt
Fred W. Ho
Richard Sommer
Indianapo S
Snead Favored To Win Dallas Open In Tulsa Tuneup
Sam Snead, the West Virginia star nicknamed Slamming Sam, was favored to win his second Dallas Open in a row as the $25,000 event opened after a pro am. The field was trimmed by absences including Arnold Palmer and Ben Hogan, with Jim Ling protesting that withdrawals were for Tulsa practice.
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Dallas
Sam Snead
West Virginia
Snead
Tulsar
Jim Ling
Ling
Arnold Palmer
Ben Hogan
Jay Hebert
Paul Harney
Bill Casadrawal
Palmer
Hebert
Harney
Casper
PGA
Tulsa
Musial Keys Cardinals In Extra Base Night
Stan Musial homered and collected three hits while Ken Boyer hit an inside the park homer as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 6 to 3 in a brisk extra-base attack.
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ST. Louis
Ken Boyer
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Michigan State Wins Big Ten All-Sports Crown 1957-38
Michigan State tops the unofficial Big Ten all-sports standings with 9144 points, beating BWinois by two. Only cross country claimed a title for MSU, followed by Indiana in fourth and Purdue eighth as Illinois totaled 8914 points and Iowa 83.
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Michigan State
East Lansing
Mich
Bwinois
Spartans
Indiana
Purdue
Illinois
Iowa
Ohio State
Minnesota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Cubs Rip Phillies Behind Banks Homers Run 18-1
In Chicago Ernie Banks hit two homers and a single driving in five runs as the Cubs routed the Philadelphia Phillies 18 to 1. Moe Drabowsky allowed ten hits over the distance for the win, Banks boosting his season total with 15th and 16th blasts and a 3-for-5 day that lifted his average to .533 in late stretch.
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Chicago
UPI
Ernie Banks
Moe Drabowsky
Chicago Cubs
Sally
Henns
Rip Repulski
Philadelphia Phillies
Banks
Cubs
Johnny Goryl
Bylly
Bobby Adams
Robini E Roberts
Apelrhia
Ashburn
Goryl
Honusay
Taylor
Fie Peete
Anderson
Walia
Park
Senichie Ashburn
Oaks
Monmet
HeiFost
Jay
Meyer
Wally Post
Ae Ee
iHeam
Lee Walls
bPhilley
Hearn
Gray
Sth
Anserson
Philadelphia
Moryn
S. Taylor
Lopata
Post
Sistance
Bud Bowman
Hin Walls
Herat
Him
Reputsti
Yankees Conceded Pennant By Other AL Clubs
New York’s fall from favor comes as Kansas City, Baltimore, Cleveland, Detroit, and Chicago set modest aims while the Yankees’ run for the pennant appears unlikely. White Sox and others temper expectations as preseason talk fades.
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Yankees
Cleveland
Baltimore
Kansas City
Frank Lane
Indians
Orioles
Paul Richards
Richards
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