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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1958
Page
8
A's rally past the Orioles with a five-hitter by Ned Garver as Chicago’s White Sox sweep a doubleheader from the Yankees. Donavan tosses a four-hitter in Boston, while the Indians and Senators win as Detroit and Baltimore falter. Roy Sievers homers for Washington.
The Bums moved into second place in final second round standings by beating the Tigers 7-3 in a makeup game Monday. Each team had seven hits and 14 strikeouts were recorded by the pitchers. Don Everly homered for the Rams with no one on. Don Everly earned the win with Pat Allen and Charles Kerns catching. Richard Thompson and Stanley Frederick formed the battery.
A consumer safety guidance piece highlights smart shopping practices, urging readers to verify product claims, check warranties, compare prices, and beware of misleading ads for a safer purchasing experience.
The American League standings show New York leading with 74 wins and Chicago trailing at 63. Upcoming games include Cleveland at New York and Detroit at Washington with assorted nonleague and doubleheader notes. Tuesday results include Kansas City 4 6 Baltimore 1 4 and San Francisco 4 Cincinnati 3 in 10 innings.
Anne Quast, a 20 year old Stanford senior, is the crowd favorite at Wee Burn in Darien as the 58th U.S. Women's Golf Championship advances to the third round. Quast faces Buffalo veteran Mrs. John Pennington while spectators cheer her upbeat approach and smile after missed shots. Dorothy Kirby, 1951 champion, fell early as Judy Eller, 17, advanced by defeating Kirby on the 20th hole. Mrs. Robert Cronin, 1948 titleholder, lost to Mrs. Lawrence Mannheimer in a 1 up match.
A score of 87 secured a win while Barbara McIntire and Bridget Jackson were eliminated in the second round. Defending champion Joanne Gunderson rallied to defeat Marjorie Lindsay after a late surge, with other notable players including Marlene Streit, Barbara Romack, Mrs. George Valentine, and Angela Ward Bonallark earning victories for their teams.
League leaders include Mantle with 95 runs and 35 home runs for New York, Sievers 34 home runs for Washington, Runnels 327 batting average with Boston, and Fox 147 hits for Chicago. Pitching leader Delock of Boston goes 11 3 with a .786 save, Turley of New York leads with strikeouts.
A terse data summary lists Wynn in Chicago and Ford in New York with numeric values 137 136 128, implying a cross city comparison or ranking. The fragment lacks full context but shows two persons and two cities alongside miscellaneous numbers.
A compact list of season leaders across at bats runs RBIs hits doubles triples home runs and stolen bases along with pitching leaders based on decisions strikeouts and win totals for players from Chicago Philadelphia St Louis San Francisco Milwaukee and Pittsburgh. Strong performances include Banks Aaron Mays Ashburn and Spahn among others.
Roy Sievers of the Senators went 4-for-4 in a 3-1 win over the Tigers driving in two runs with his 34th homer and a single. Dick Donovan of the White Sox pitched a four-hitter in a 7-1 victory over the Red Sox with five strikeouts and no walks.
Welterweight champion Virgil Akins meets Charlie Smith in a non title bout at Chicago Stadium tonight. Akins 30 from St Louis holds a 28 17 1 record and has stopped his last four opponents. Smith 25 from Waco Texas is ranked eighth in welterweights with 26 wins in 33 starts and 13 knockouts. ABC will televise at 10 p.m. EDT. Louis St Laurent says he would not seek public office again after returning to private law practice.
Drysdale and Podres hand the Braves a double defeat as the Dodgers sweep 4-1 and 7-2 in Los Angeles. Milwaukee’s lead shrinks to 6½ games as San Francisco, Pittsburgh, and St Louis win their clashes. An error and Willie Kirkland’s contribution cap the night.
Johnny Antonelli pitched five hitters for a 14-10 record and hit a homer in San Francisco. Hal Jeffcoat took the loss in relief. Bill Mazeroski and Dick Stuart hit two run shots for Pittsburgh, with Stuart driving in the go ahead run in the sixth off Tay lor Phillips. Stan Musial Gene Freese Hobie Landrith homered for St Louis and tied the game in the seventh. Landrith capped the eighth as Dick Farrell took the defeat and Bill Wight earned the win in relief.
World heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson travels home to Mt. Vernon N.Y. after knocking out Roy Harris in the 12th round, earning about $311000. Harris heads home to his Cut and likely other cities after the bout.
Texan champion heads to East with a $100000 prize, despite injuries. Manager Cas D Amato says the leader plans another title defense this year after the reception in Shoot, Texas.
In Vandalia Ohio Walter C Johnson of Great Bend and Mrs Iva Pembridge Jarvis of Phillipsburg won titles at the National Clay Target championships. Both Kansans shot 25 straight in shootoffs to claim victories Johnson took Class B over Ronald E Smith of Delta Ohio. Jarvis defeated Charlotte Berkenkamp of Chatsworth California after a 197 first 200.
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