Supreme Defeats Kiwanis In 11 Inning Teen Lens Game
The Supreme Trailer beat Kiwanis 7 to 3 in 11 innings, with Chuck Norman earning the win and Billy Partridge taking the loss. Gene Partridge suffered facial injuries after a seventh inning hit by a thrown ball, as Kiwanis and Supreme combined for five and three hits respectively. The game featured walks, errors, and late scoring including a four run 10th inning for Supreme.
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Kiwanis
Chuck Norman
Billy Partridge
Gene Partridge
Partridge
Norman
Pricay
Travers
Covert
Thomas
Pat Brents
Hopkins
Bonham Daily Favorite Twin Killers Win Despite Errors
The Bonham Daily Favorite notes a twin killing and a win as no hitter had more than one hit. Trailers hitters include Yarborough Washerlesky Lynch Newell and Harry Haggard while Kiwanis connect hits via Mickey Wade English Vas sar. Score shows Supreme 7 Kiwanis 4 with errors from both sides and key pitching by Eyvnch Newell Norman and Phil lips.
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Yarborough
Washerlesky
Lynch
Newell
Harry Haggard
Mickey Wade
English
Vassar
Kiwanis
Arizona Lands Six on NCAA All Stars
Arizona and Southwest Conference stars dominate the NCAA District 6 All Star baseball team. Arizona places five players and SWC schools place one each, led by pitcher David Baldwin and catcher Alan Hall on the mythical squad.
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Houston
Arizona
Texas A&m
David Baldwin
Norman Popkin
Alan Hall
Charles Shoemaare
Mathew Kncinas
Mel Corbo
Easter
Charles Franklin
Texas Christian
Two Champions Named In Pan American Skeet Shoot
Dallas Pan American Skeet Shoot crowns champions Ed Scherer of Waues 4 WS and 16 year old Miner Chett of Childersburg Ala. Scherer wins sub-small 410 gauge in a shootoff with Joe Frost of San Antonio. Chett sweeps both championships with a 995x100 in small gauge and junior title. Team titles go to Joe Frost Jr. and Joe Frost Sr. and to Herman Ehler and Henry Adero. Mrs Vleta Alford wins women sub-small and Kathleen Mc Ginn takes women small gauge.
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UPI
Ed Scherer
Waues
Miner Chett
Childersburg
Ala
Scherer
Beaumont Wins 4-A Baseball Title 2-0
Beaumont defeats Paschal 2-0 to claim the Class AAAA state baseball title ending early after rain interrompts the game. South San Antonio also wins its second straight Class AAA title with a 7-1 win over Ector of Odessa, while Austin’s Maroons win 8-2 for third place.
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Odiorne
South
San Antonio
Bobby Lara
Ector
Austin
Maroons
Odessa
Record field wid Enter NCAA meet
Lincoln Nebraska UPI reports the NCAA's 38th annual meet drew a record field with 103 teams and 436 top track and field performers. Officials predict multiple records may fall as seven defending champions return, including national record holders.
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Lincoln. Neb
UPI
National Collegiate Athletic Association
North Texas Signs Naval Air Eleven
North Texas completes 10 game 1958 football schedule by hosting Pensacola NAS on October 17 at Denton Texas. Remaining games include Hardin Simmons Texas Western West Texas State Cincinnati Houston Wichita Louisville Tulsa Drake at home or away through November.
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Denton
Louisville
Tulsa
Drake
North Texas State signs two all-district backs
North Texas State announced it signed two letter of intent backs. Jerry Snider, 6-1, 193 pounds, from Flectra, and Alfred David Mapnenat, 6-1, 165 pounds, from Guarnesville.
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Denton, Tex
UPI
North Texas State
Jerry Snider
Flectra
Alfred David Mapnenat
Guarnesville
Boydston Signs Fifth Contract With Chicago Cardinals
Max Boydston, former University of Oklahoma end, inked a five year deal to stay with the Chicago Cardinals of the NFL.
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Chicago
UPI
Max Boydston
University of Oklahoma
Chicago Cardinals
National Football League
Yankees Eye Title Hope Amid Casey Stengel Praise
UPI reports fearless Casey Stengel could lift the Yankees to the American League crown this season. The piece notes past doubts about his leadership and compares his potential success to Sherman marching through Georgia, with attention to his managing as a pivotal factor.
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NEW York
UPI
Fraley
Casey Stengel
Yankees
Casey
Sherman
Georgia
Petite Etoile Wins Oaks Stakes at Epsom Downs
Prince Aly Khan's Petite Etoile captured the Oaks Stakes at Epsom Downs by three lengths in a race worth 68 922 pounds. The victory came Friday as the prominent filly outpaced rivals in the classic event.
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Epsom
England
Prince Aly Khan
Epsom Downs
Yanks Back in Form Turley Dominates Indians 2-1
Bob Turley regained form for the Yankees with a six hit win over the Cleveland Indians 2-1. Tony Kubek and Gil McDougald produced the runs in the fifth, Hank Bauer and Mickey Mantle added the eighth inning score, while Willie Jones was charged with a key misplay and Elston Howard saved a crucial foul ball in left. Tito Francona hit a pinch homer in the ninth for Cleveland.
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UPI
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Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Turley
Tito Francona
Indians
Don Ferrarese
Turney
Yankees
Gil McDougald
Phillie
Willie Jones
Tony Kubek
McDougald
Yanks
Hank Bauer
Elston Howard
Mickey Mantle
Howard
Jones
Rocky Colavito
Dodgers Rally Past Braves In eighth inning Drama
The Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Milwaukee Braves 3 2 with two runs in the eighth on four straight singles. Walls Moon drove in the first run with a double and scored on a fateful error by Maurice Wills. Cubs blank Pirates 8 2 as Moe Drabowsky improves to 4 4. Red Sox edge White Sox 4 2 behind two run homers by Wertz and Maizone in Chicago.
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Floyd Patterson
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Lew Burdette
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Hunter
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Don Cherry
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UPI
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Tigers 4, Senators 2 in Detroit win
Paul Fov tack fired a six hit game to lift the Detroit Tigers to a 4-1 victory over the Washington Senators. He blanked the Senators with three singles until the eighth when Fayer Throneberry homered to cap a late rally.
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UPI
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Fayer Throneberry
Washington
Russ Kemmerer
Kemmerer
Truman Clevenger
Brenner Eyes Tiger Pender Clash After NYC Draw
Matchmaker Teddy Brenner seeks a quick Tiger versus Pender fight after Tiger drew with Rory Calhoun at Madison Square Garden. Fans booed the decision, editors split on the outcome, and Brenner praised Tiger while exploring other possible opponents for the Nigerian middleweight.
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UPI
Teddy Brenner
Dick Tiger
Nigeria
Boston
Paul Pender
Madison Square Garden
East Africa
Rory Calhoun
Tiger
Calhoun
Brenner
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Bussey
Stubby Little Bassey
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Gene Ace Armstrong
Ralph Tiger Jones
Phillies edge Cardinals 4 3 in 10th with Phitley hit
In Philadelphia Dave Phitley delivered a bases loaded two out single in the 10th to beat St Louis 4 3. Richie Ashburn doubled to start the rally and Ed Bouchee drove in a run as the Phillies overcame an early deficit. Rob Roberts struggled early but settled to earn the win while Wally Post and Harry Anderson drew bases on balls to load the later jam.
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Harry Anderson
Philley
Valmy Thomas
Roberts
Phi
Giants rout Reds as Sam Jones scores sixth win
The Giants crushed the Reds 3-? with Sam Jones pitching a strong game to claim his sixth win. The Braves lost 3-2 to the Dodgers while Bobo Purkey left the game in the third with his seventh loss. The Giants produced runs in most innings and backed Jones’s performance.
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San Froness
Avam Ooundiat
Cincinnati Reds
Sam Jones
Braves
Dodgers
Woolherham H Ffth
Roerd
Bobo Purkey
Giants
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Teen League Schedule With Five Teams In 1959
Schedule shows six-week season starting June 8 with teams from Bonham Honey Grove Commerce and Durant. Kiwanis and Supreme Trailer appear in multiple matchups as Bonham and Honey Grove host and travel to Commerce Durant and Borham. Compliance notes list dates across June and July for hoop games.
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Paris
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