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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1958
Page
6
The St Louis Cardinals blank the Atlanta Braves 4 0 as Sam Jones earns his fourth straight win and remains 8 7 with a four hitter. The Cards trail the Cubs by a half game and stay fourth, while Milwaukee and San Francisco lead the tight National League race.
American League standings show New York leading with 47 wins and 10 losses, Boston at 43 45, Baltimore 45 43, Kansas City 43 46, Chicago 44 49, Cleveland 44 30, Detroit 39 50, and Washington 39 50. Friday results include New York over Detroit 10 to 7, Baltimore over Chicago 7 to 3, Cleveland over Washington 6 to 1. Boston at Kansas City rain. Saturday schedule lists New York at Cleveland and Baltimore at Kansas City among others. American Association results include Minneapolis edging Indianapolis 3 to 2 in 10 innings and Denver beating Charleston 9 to 7.
St Patrick’s moved into a tie for second with a 7 inning 14 7 win over the Lutherans dropping them from second to fourth. Harley Ponce allowed five hits and left bases loaded in the fifth. St Patrick’s used three catchers Lupe Godinez Polo Perez and Tony Godinez. Fred Sinclair led Lutherans with a first inning homer. Jim Jenson homered for St Patrick’s in the sixth.
Ted Williams apologized for spitting at fans during a Kansas City game. American League President Will Harridge fined him $250, calling the act detrimental to baseball. Williams’ statement expressed remorse and noted the fine.
Gary Player from South Africa and two Americans shared the lead at 4 under par after the second round of the Eastern Open in Baltimore. Bob Rosburg Palo Alto and Mike Fetchick Yoakers were tied with Player, with several players close behind on the Mt Pleasant course amid rain.
Former amateur champion Pete Rademacher makes a second bid for pro glory as he faces Zora Folley in a top-contender clash in Los Angeles. Folley, a leading heavyweight, seeks win to keep title chances alive.
The matchup pits Rademacher a 1983 Olympic champion and rising star from Columbus Georgia against Foller the Chandler Arizona veteran with 45 pro bouts. Both seek a title shot as speculation centers on a possible clash with Floyd Patterson if the winner earns a chance. Cus D Amato plays it close.
Twelve stock cars entered the Chanute Speedway program. Herb Wilson of Iola won the slow race in Car No. 20 with Collins and Pucker from Chanute in second and third. Charley Van Gotten won the fast race in Car No. 1, with Almond and Morgan second and third. George Spencer won the consolation in Car No. 3 after a late move, while Jim Fehr and Wesley Burris traded the lead before Fehr fell out. Buddy Almond claimed the feature victory after climbing from tenth. The Soap Box dash saw Berry Weaver win with Gary Van Gotten providing power.
In Murray Utah AP four players remained undefeated after Thursday in the world championship horseshoe pitching tournament. Twenty eight others trailed with one or more losses as the field of 36 began play in two groups of 18. Ted Allen of Boulder Colorado and Don Titcomb of Sunnyvale California led with 5-0 records.
In Chicago three U S Curtis Cup team members advance to the Western Amateur semifinals with a third face off against Mrs. Paul Dye Jr. Anne Quast of Everett Washington and Anne Richardson of Columbus Ohio are paired together for the 18 hole semifinal match while Barbara McIntire of Jupiter Florida meets Dye.
Yankees ace reliever Ryne Duren was hit by a Paul Foytack pitch but not seriously injured, as New York beat Detroit 10 7 to extend its lead to 132 games. Duren, nicknamed Mr Magoo, stayed in hospital for observation after a bruised left cheek and cut. The Tigers faltered after leading 5 0, while Cleveland and Baltimore won to keep pace in the pennant race.
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the league leading Braves 4-0 at Milwaukee as Sad Sam Jones won his fourth straight start. Jones allowed four hits and struck out six over 147 innings this season, lifting his record to eight wins against seven losses. Del Ennis and Stan Musial contributed two hits apiece, while Gene Freese and Ken Boyer drove in a run each. Milwaukee starter Warren Spahn did not last an inning. The Cards recalled Billy Muffett to join Lindy McDaniel for a two night set against Cincinnati in St Louis tonight.
Carders set to trim roster today to add Muffett with three appearances in Iowa tomorrow. Kansas City and Boston saw their game washed out yesterday.
Keeneland sales ended with 356 yearlings sold for $3,432,600. Average $9,642, down from last year’s $11,789 on 235 head. total last year was $2,770,500. Top price $77,000 for a Princequillo-Dog Blessed day son purchased by Travis M. Kerr for Round Table.
Detroit and New York clashed over the incident after Arnald Duren of the Yankees was struck on the cheek by a fastball from Paul Foytack in Briggs Stadium. Duren was hospitalized with bruising and a stitched cut but no cranial injury. The Yankees won 10 7 and swept the three game series while Tigers deny deliberate attempt.
Sam Jones of the Cardinals limited the first place Braves to four singles in a 4-0 victory. Russ Nixon of the Indians drove in four runs with a homer a double and two singles in a 6-1 win over the Senators.
A list of candidates for sheriff, county treasurer, clerk, register of deeds, clerk of the district court, county superintendent, county attorney and a state representative. Party affiliations include Republican and Democrat. Also mentions a lost white leather key case related to Cole Leverenz.
Steve Ward from Hartford defeated Jim Watkins of Brooklyn by outpoint in Ansonia Connecticut on a 138 to 136 pounds limit showdown.
Tonight’s slate features the Yankees vs Rockets on the south field and the Hawks vs White Sox on the north field after a travel day in Kansas City. Pee Wee B squads Senators and Indians will play the game deferred from last night. no Teener games are scheduled tonight due to the tournament.
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