Braves Pound Five Yank Pitchers In World Series Opener
Lew Burdette's seven run first inning sparked the Braves to a 13-5 rout of the Yankees. Hank Bauer and Mickey Mantle homered for New York as Burdette pitched a complete game and became the first pitcher in 21 years to win four straight against the same club in World Series play. Mantle now has 11 career World Series homers, second to Babe Ruth.
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Burdette Homers In Milwaukee Debut Series Game
Lew Burdette homered in Milwaukee County Stadium in the World Series second game, his first home run there after five prior road dingers. The Yankees discuss early series hitting woes, with Larsen on the bench and Mantle already homering multiple times this season. The Braves carry a .329 team BA through two games, while the Yankees chase past memory of 1937 scoring feats and 1946 champion St Louis ties.
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Swede Folley Bout Sought for World Title Challenger
The National Boxing Association proposed a bout between Sweden's Ingemar Johansson and Zora Folley of Chandler Arizona to decide the rightful challenger for the world heavyweight title. Johansson, who recently stopped Eddie Machen in one round, was named No 2 challenger behind Folley for Floyd Patterson's crown.
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Ham and Turkey Shoot Set at Lake Burr Oak
A ham and turkey shooting event will be held Sunday at the Sportsman's Club near Boat Dock No. 2 on Lake Burr Oak. Targets include trap and stationary, with starting time at 12 30 p.m.
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1958 World Series Box Score Milwaukee at New York Game Two
The box score shows New York lights Mantle Howard Siebern Skowron and Kubek facing Milwaukee pitchers Burdette and Monroe with Bruton Mathews Aaron and Covington supplying key hits. Final 5 to 13 in favor of New York, with 46 367 attendance and receipts around 277 263.6.
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Braves Dominate Yankees In Second World Series Game
In Milwaukee the Braves blasted seven first inning runs and coasted to a 13 5 victory over the Yankees. Lew Burdette allowed three homers but shut down New York early as Hank Aaron and Eddie Mathews sparked the big inning. Mantle hit two homers for the Yankees but the deficit proved insurmountable.
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Norm Siebern
Moose Skowron
Bobby Richardson
Bulldogs Aim To End Middleport's Three-Game Win Streak
Athens hosts Middleport at 8 p.m. as the Bulldogs seek victory to halt the Jackets three game run. Key players include quarterback Bobby Nelson and backs Crooks Harris Whitlock Hartinger, with Eddie Blake and Mark Kelly anchored on the line.
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Anthony to Fight McBride in Baltimore Heavyweight Bout
Anthony, 24 from New York City, seeks a second win in a month over Archie McBride in Baltimore. NBC televises the 10 round heavyweight bout at 9 p.m. EST after a Syracuse decision over McBride last month and Anthony’s rise to No. 2 in the light heavy division.
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Carrasquel Traded To Orioles For Williams
Milwaukee Orioles manager Paul Richards swapped Dick Williams to Kansas City for Chico Carrasquel. Williams hit .279 in 136 games this year mainly in the outfield and at first and third base. Carrasquel, who joined Kansas City from Cleveland last spring, batted .234 with 34 RBIs in about 100 fewer at bats while covering shortstop and third base.
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Bobcats and Kent State Wesky Clash In MAC Thriller
Kent State and Ohio University renew the Mid American Conference rivalry Saturday at Memorial Stadium. Keys include Kent State’s Gerry King and Martin Testa against Ohio U standout Henry Scott and quarterback Dick Mostardo. Both teams hope for a landmark MAC win before about 10 000 fans.
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Top college grid tests hit this weekend lineups
Defense phase to get test in top tilts as Oklahoma faces Oregon and USC hosts North Carolina while Army unveils bazooka formation against opponents. Notre Dame meets SMU, Michigan State clashes with Michigan, and Ohio State, Auburn, Mississippi, Iowa, Wisconsin, Clemson also play key foes.
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Steelers Will Watch Backs Steelers Will Watch Backs
Pittsburgh coach Buddy Parker evaluates the Cleveland Browns backfield trio Mitchell Brown and Bolden as explosive playmakers. He stresses containing them to secure a possible victory as the Browns visit in week two of the NFL season.
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HVA Managers To Plan Games
The Hocking Valley Association schedules rescheduled games beginning Sunday. Managers must arrange makeups with opponents to complete the second half in the original order for teams with multiple rainouts. Each manager is responsible for coordinating unreported games.
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Dodgers Gross Estimated At Four Million In L A Debut
An unofficial estimate places the Los Angeles Dodgers first season gross at over four million dollars. Figures cited come from Coliseum General Manager Bill Nicholas.
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Civic Groups Use City Rink For 25 Dollar Fees
The article notes that civic groups clubs and other organizations may use the city rink and staff for two afternoon blocks 2:00 to 4:30 p m on Saturdays and Sundays and for evenings Monday Tuesday and Thursday for a 25 dollar charge per session.
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U S Picks Peruvian For Davis Cup Play
The United States selects a young five member team including teens Earl Buchholz Jr Chris Crawford Barry MacKay Hamilton Richardson and Peru’s Alex Olmedo to challenge Australia for the Davis Cup with non playing captain Perry T Jones declaring a strong chance to win.
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Boxers Sanchez-Nabbed Wins and Knockouts Reported
Mauro Vazquez from Mexico City knocked out Jimmy Moser of Los Angeles in a Los Angeles bout. Yvon Durelle of Baie Ste. Anne knocked out Louis Jones of Rockford in Moncton New Brunswick.
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