OConnell blasts Braves lack of spirit after Giants win
Giants second baseman Danny OConnell blasted the Milwaukee Braves for spirit and drive, echoing Dodgers star Carl Furillo. He said the team should be farther ahead with their roster and criticized a down attitude. Braves shrug off remarks as Schoendienst jokes it’s early.
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National League Standings and Friday Schedule Revealed
National League standings show Milwaukee leading with 35 wins and San Francisco at 31. St Louis and Pittsburgh trail with 34 and 32 wins respectively. Friday games feature St Louis at Philadelphia and Los Angeles at Milwaukee in networked matchups.
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Pitchers End Slump as Orioles Blank Tigers 2-0
Yesterday Jack Harshman of the Orioles snapped a six game losing run with a five hit gem in a 2-0 win over Detroit. Hector Lopez of the Athletics drove in five runs with three homers, the third lifting the A’s to an 8-6 12th inning victory over the Senators. It marked the first AL three homer game this season and the first by an Athletics batter since Sam Chapman in 1946.
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Gordon Indians Name New Manager in Shuffle
Joe Gordon, 43, former Yankees and Indians star, flew to Cleveland to take over as Indians manager for tonight's game with Baltimore. General Manager Frank Lane fired Bobby Bragan and hired Gordon for the rest of 1958 and 1959, hoping for overall club improvement. Gordon, an insurance salesman from Sacramento, expressed excitement at the job. Bragan, surprised, praised Lane. he had managed in Fort Worth and Pittsburgh before this season.
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Williams Misses All Star Selection Amid Voting Shakeup
In New York Ted Williams failed to win a starting berth for the July 8 All-Star Game as players coaches and managers chose the roster. Williams Boston Red Sox slugger expressed no surprise saying he had not been hitting well. The selections favored Stan Musial Hank Aaron Willie Mays and other stars with Frank Cerv top American League vote getter for third base.
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Nieman may undergo surgery for hand bone injury
Baltimore Orioles outfielder Bob Nieman may need surgery to correct a partial dislocation from the middle finger into the back of the hand after examinations by Tigers doctor Luther Leader and orthopedic surgeon Dr. George Bennett. A prior line drive incident prompted the review as Nieman awaits clearance.
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Former UC Quarterback Signs With Chicago Cardinals
Paul Larson, ex UC quarterback, will join the Chicago Cardinals of the NFL. Walter Woltner, Cardinals managing director, announced the signing today.
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Lewer Captures 1958 Women's Golf Title at Atlantic Club
Catherine Lewer won the 1958 women's golf championship at the Atlantic Golf and Country Club by defeating Dorothy Germain 7-5 in an 18 hole final. Lewer was medalist with a 44 and becomes a two time champion, with her first title in 1955.
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Lopez Raps Three Home Runs In A's 8-6 Victory
The A's won six straight for the first time since 1953 behind Hector Lopez who hit three homers and drove in five in an 8-6 win over Washington. Bob Cerv added a triple as Roy Sievers drove in four for the Senators.
Ortiz Faces Russo in Madison Square Garden Bout
Unbeaten lightweight Carlos Ortiz, 27-0 with one no decision, meets New Yorker Johnny Russo tonight at Madison Square Garden. Ortiz, No. 6 by the NBA, earlier rose through Hollywood action in 1957. NBC telecasts at 8 p.m. CST.
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Patterson Harris Title Bout Set for August at Wrigley Field
Floyd Patterson and Roy Harris appear set for an August 18 heavyweight title clash at Wrigley Field after the State Athletic Commission approved the date on Thursday.
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