Trosky Tosses No-Hitter For Western League Win
Hal Trosky Jr the 21 year old son of former Cleveland slugger earned a no hitter in Des Moines as Colorado Springs defeated Des Moines 6 to 0 in a doubleheader opener. He faced 28 men in the night game striking out four and walked one while two infield hits were the only balls beyond the infield.
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Standings and Upcoming Games in the Three-I League
Standings show Davenport 4, Burlington 2, Cedar Rapids 6, Green Bay 7, Fox Cities 1 4, Rochester 7, and Durlindon ? Results list Cedar Haunds 6-2 Fox Cities 1-4. Upcoming Monday majors include Cedar Rapids at Fort Buslington and Green Bay. Tuesday schedules feature Cedar Rapids at Green Bay and Rochester at Davenport.
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Andrews Wins First NCAA Net Meet Match
Andrews of Iowa, the Big Ten singles tennis champion, won his first round NCAA meet match 6-1 6-1 over Bart Friedberg of Adelphi. Don Middlebrook of Iowa lost 8-0 6-1 to Bobby Moory of Trinity. Dan Hodge of Wichita, a former Golden Gloves champion, was matched for a main event bout with Drew Brown of New Orleans in Holyoke on June 23.
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Hendley Shuts Down Fox Cities In 2-Hit Effort
Cedar Rapids unloaded for 18 hits and received sharp pitching from lefty Bob Hendley who allowed two hits in a Sunday win at Appleton. The win ends a week-long skid as Hendley earns his third decision in four starts. The series continues Monday with Hob Bootz starting for Cedar Rapids against Fox Cities ace Dick Griffith.
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Tigers Begin Season With Two Shutouts of Yankees
Detroit pitchers Frank Lary and Jim Bunning combined to blank New York 2-0 and 3-0 in a doubleheader sweep. Ben Larsen and Zob Turley struggled for the Yankees as the Tigers extended a recent series dominance and sent a strong message to the defending champions in a windy, early-season clash.
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Aossey Wins HiS8 Medal At Ellis Qualifier
Dave Aossey shot 3 under par 106 to lead Ellis in the HiS8 medal at Ellis course. He finished with a 27 hole total 3 under par and claimed the only major in better par. Bob Davis took second at 111 with Jim Aussey third at 112. Other qualifiers include George Shimek 116 Bill Linn Clark Toussaint Joy Kratch mer Dick Morton Jack Palumbo Dick Eicher 120 Herb Daisey 122.
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Dodgers Swing Late Trade For Bilko And Klippstein
The Los Angeles Dodgers traded Don Newcombe to Cincinnati Hedlegs for Steve Bilko Johnny Klippstein and cash two minutes before the deadline. Newcombe had 0–? record that year and was part of the West Coast move history. Charlie Newcomer was optioned to Montreal while Don Bessen went on the Dodgers disabled list with a sore arm.
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Elmcrest Beats CRCC 14-10 In Weekend Match Play
Elmcrest defeats Cedar Rapids Country Club 14 to 10 in a Sunday match on CRCC course. Elmcrest, 4th in 1957 Gazette City Amateur, wins 3 of 8 matches led by Dean Chailed with 74. Bergman shot 78 for best Country Club round.
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A. L. Has 'New Look' as 5 of 8 Clubs in Swaps
The American league completes a frantic deadline day with five of eight clubs making major trades involving Kansas City Cleveland New York Detroit and Chicago. The Athletics Indians Yankees and others shuffle stars including Ward Carrasquel Maris Hunter Held Maas Trucks Francona Fischer and Monroe while St Louis trades Schofield O'Brien to Pittsburgh and Maglie moves to St Louis. Executive quotes from McHale and Stengel reflect satisfaction and doubt as rosters reshape for the pennant drive.
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Price's 107 Leads Indian Creek Qualifiers at Cedar Rapids
Bernie Price fired 35 30 20 107 to top Indian Creek Country Club qualifiers for the Gnastte City Amateur poll tournament. The event opens Saturday at Cedar Rapids Country Club then moves to Elmcrest on Sunday. Several players earned spots including Jack Smith Jerry Maples C W Jacobsen and Chuck Slauson with others like Bill Reed Grant Maples Ben Douglas Van Soleman and John Lockwood advancing.
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Klontz and Rossey Tie Fourth in Washington Amateur
In Ta. Clinton’s Burleigh Button won the South east Iowa Amateur poll tourney with three even par rounds for 345 total. Herb Klontz and Dave Rossey of Cedar Rapids tied for fourth with 109s in a muddled final results spread.
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Reformatory Snappers Edge Kilborn 6-2 in Anamosa
The Reformatory Snappers defeated Kilborn 6-2 in Anamosa on Sunday. A photo from Cedar Rapids shows the game action.
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Final Boys Church Meeting on Tuesday
The Boys Church softball league held its final organizational meeting for the 1958 season at 7 44 pm at the Eastside Recreation Center. All entry fees of 23 dollars and eligibility lists must be turned in at the meeting.
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Reds Sweep Cubs and Dodgers. Braves Stay Ahead
Harvey Haddix pitched his best game of the year as Cincinnati swept a doubleheader from Chicago 7-0 and 4-2. Birdie Tebbetts team sits 2 1/2 games behind the Milwaukee Braves, who beat St Louis 4-2 to retain an eight game lead over the Giants. Pirates rout Dodgers 12-1 in Los Angeles with Pete Whisenant driving in key runs. Braves’ Warry Hanebrink belted a 2 run homer in a late surge, aiding Don McMahon’s relief win.
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Baseball roundup from Delaware County games
Delaware County and surrounding areas report multiple minor league style baseball results. Scores include Maquoketa Valley over Cascade 17 to 1 and Durant 19 innings over Stanwood 33 to 1 with many small town teams listed across Northeast Iowa.
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