Yankees Crush White Sox 13-0 with Three Homers
Johnny Bucks fired a two hit shutout as the Yankees piled up 13 runs against Chicago. Mickey Mantle hit a three run homer and Yogi Berra added another as the Bombers opened a wide lead in the AL race. The Senators swept the A’s and moved into third, while the Braves slugged 12 homers in four games to reclaim NL pace.
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Roy Sievers
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Dick Hyde
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Bowling Results Highlight Classic League Night
Deb King led with a 629 high series as Debs Vate took two of three from The Pines. Thomson Oil beat Walford Standard. Bill Glens TV defeated Kay's Turkey Farm. Iowa Finance won straight games over Young's Restaurant. Remmer Voss posted 248 and 221. Anderson 238. King 236 and 226. Mortensen 219.
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Clarence Osen
Dale Anderson
Remmer Voss
Anderson
King
Bob Mortensen
Maher Takes Elk Horn Coaching Post In Football And Track
Red Oak native Fred Maher signs to coach football and track at Elk Horn as 11 man football debuts next season. Maher, a 1953 Red Oak HS graduate and 1957 Northwest Missouri State alum, follows family move with brother George set to graduate and teach in Des Moines. Theron Thomson withdraws from Drake basketball coaching race after John Benington departs for St Louis University.
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St. Lewis University
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Trojans Edge Oakland In Opener 7-6
Atlantic and Oakland opened the season with a 7-6 Trojans win after a four-run seventh. Earl Turnure earned the victory with Paul Oakes driving two doubles and Gary Jay a triple. Oakland led 3-0 early before Atlantic tied it and pulled away in the seventh.
Washington Leaves Pacific Coast Loop
The University of Washington Board of Regents voted to withdraw from the Pacific Coast Conference and form a new association with California schools UC Berkeley UCLA and USC. The seven regents unanimously authorized the president to organize the new alliance, signaling the end of the PCC as it exists.
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Funeral planned for New London coach Donald Coslet
Donald FE Coslet 29 native of Moberly Missouri and assistant coach at New London High School died Tuesday in Iowa City after a lingering illness. Services set in his hometown Thursday. In Des Moines Luigi Fontanini won the Chinese Open tourney, shooting 67 to take the Fort Des Moines Amateur by one stroke. Richard W. Gano of Salt Lake City elected 45th president of the American Bowling Congress.
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Major League Standings and Results Summary
The American League leaders show New York at 29 10 and Chicago at 29 22. Washington beat Kansas City twice, while New York routed Chicago 13 to 0. Other scores include Baltimore 2 Detroit 0 and Cincinnati 8 Los Angeles 3 with several midweek games listed.
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Fullmer versus Miceli in 10 round TV bout at West Jordan
Youthful Jay Fullmer makes his television debut against seasoned welterweight Joe Miceli of New York in a 10 round bout here in West Jordan Utah. Fullmer, 21, is noted for finesse and speed, while hometown supporters doubt his ability to counter Miceli's experience as ABC TV will televise the nationally broadcast fight at 9 pm CST.
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Northwestern pitcher awarded Big Ten medal for athletics
Evanston report notes Northwestern University pitcher Tom was honored with the Big Ten medal for distinguished achievement in athletics and scholarship. He is the brother of Sharm Scheuerman, newly named head basketball coach at the State University of Iowa.
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Cardinals and Giants players tie for NL player of the month
Stan Musial of the St Louis Cardinals and Willie Mays of the San Francisco Giants shared the National League player of the month honor for play through May.
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Wille Mays
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Midgets Hold Off Audubon Rally For 9-7 Opening Win
Atlantic Midgets beat Audubon 9-7 in the Nishna Valley league opener at Sunnyside. Tom Brooks and Darrell Will drove in two runs each, Bruce Bailey and Will homered, Parrott hit a grand slam for Audubon in a late rally, while Jack Bennett and Virgil Anderson combined on the mound for Atlantic.
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al Lyding
Darrell Will
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Dennis Rossmann
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Bruce Bailey
D. Hilsabeck
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Hilsabeck
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L. Mulford
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Bailey
S. Hilsabeck
Phillips
Dudgeon
G. Mulford
Bennett
Anderson
Tickets on sale for 1958 All-Star game in Baltimore
The Baltimore Orioles open reserved-seat orders for the July 8 game at Memorial Stadium. Tickets cost 4 dollars each with 75 cents handling per order and a limit of two seats per applicant. About 20 000 seats go to the public and another 20 000 to season-ticket holders, with bleacher seats at 1 50 to be announced.
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Braves rally past Giants as Covington and Aaron homer twice
Yesterday Stars Hitting Werner Covington and Hank Aaron each hit two homers driving in five runs in a 7 to 6 Braves win over the Giants to regain the National League lead. Johnny Bucks and Yankees held the White Sox to two hits in four innings in a 19 inning brief victory.
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Sky Sox Tie for Second After 13-1 Win Over Lincoln
Colorado Springs moved into a tie for second in the Western League by routing Lincoln 13-1. Debutant Glen Rosenbaum allowed four hits with eight strikeouts. Bobby Case hit a grand slam in the sixth as Colorado Springs totaled 15 hits. Sioux City lost to Albuquerque 7-3. Pueblo beat Topeka 7-4. Amarillo defeated Des Moines 6-4.
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Charleston Tops Omaha on Ossie Virgil Homer in 10th
Ossie Virgil fouled off two bunt pitches in the 10th at Omaha then homered to lift Charleston 4-2. Denver won 9-5 over Louisville after four unearned runs. Wichita beat Minneapolis 4-3 as Indianapolis lost 7-3 to St. Paul. Lee Tate homered in the eighth to give Omaha a brief lead before George Spencer sealed Charleston’s win.
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Ron Samford
Exira Midgets Top Marne 3-1 Behind One Hitter
Exira Midgets defeated Marne 3-1 as J P Gault pitched a one hitter with a triple for the winners. He walked eight and struck out ten while Marne’s Robin Steffens also hurled a one hitter. Exira took two runs in the second on Gault’s triple and two Marne errors, plus a third-inning score on walks and a sacrifice fly as darkness ended the game in the last of the third.
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Moving Family Notices From Across The Country
A series of social notes lists travelers and visitors including Casey and Max Whetstone vacationing in Colorado, Matilda Carstens visiting Anna Lentz in Minneapolis, and Mrs Mary Jung visiting Clune Whetstone locally. Also mentioned are Lanny Rater with Kenneth Rater and Dan Rater in Lincoln Nebraska, Fred Dahnke returning from a South Carolina trip, Emmett Parker Stella Greenfield and Richard Parsons hosting guests from Pasadena, Leo Cameron and daughter visiting relatives in this area, Mamie Long visiting Belle Plain Iowa for grandson Larry’s graduation, and Arlene Bettis from Denver in town.
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Matilda Carstens
Anna Lentz
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Clune Whetstone
Lanny Rater
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Neb
Kenneth Rater
Dan Rater
Fred Dahnke
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Emmett Parker
Stella Greenfield
Pasadena
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Leo Cameron
Barstow
Mamie Long
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Belle Plain
Harry
Larry
Arlene Bettis
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Marne Cubs Route Oakland 10-0 As Atlantic Visit Looms
A Marne Cubs victory over Oakland 10-0 capped weekend activity with visits from Don Hanley and family of Siloam Springs to Dunbar families and Gene Kirkpatrick and son from Omaha staying with Dale Kirkpatrick. Next, Marne hosts Atlantic Cubs and Atlantic Elks at 7:30 p.m. on the local field as the season continues. Don’t drive if you drink.
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Don Hanley
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Dale Kirkpatrick
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