Indians Ride Homer Barrage Marks Rally Over Red Sox Dodgers Stifle Brewers
Cleveland’s revived Indians slammed six straight wins with three homers to beat Boston 5-1 and edge Chicago in the AL lead as Minnie Minoso Jim Baxes and Rocky Colavito powered the surge. Detroit closed to within one game after a 6-4 win at Baltimore. The Tigers’ Kaline Kuenn and Yost homered in a four–run sixth. Ray Narleski earned victory for Detroit.
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Milwaukee Braves slump deepens amid shutouts by Dodgers
Milwaukee's lead narrows to one game as Don Drysdale limits the Braves to four hits and a 4-0 Dodgers victory at Los Angeles. Rob Bull was the loser after a scoreless duel into the seventh before Drysdale's four runs, three unearned, and Wally Moon's three RBI homer.
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Boxing Results Reported From Various Cities
The Associated Press lists recent fights with Billy Flamio over Peter Schmidt in New York 10 to 6, Rudy Fllis defeating Abe Lin near in Chicago 3, Gene Gray outpointing Fd Walker in Little Rock 10, Henry Hank stopping Willie Vaughn in Hollywood 10, and Charlie Douglas drawing with Franco Caruso in Rome 8.
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Patterson and Johansson defend training autonomy ahead of title bout
World heavyweight champ Floyd Patterson rides final week of training with manager Cas D'Amato asserting Patterson decides his schedule. Ingemar Johansson defends his own training pace after reports of lax practice, saying he has worked 191 rounds and misses only two days as he trains for the June 25 Yankee Stadium bout.
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Third Major League eyed as eight clubs open doors
Port editor Larry Mathews reports owners favor creating a third major league within five years. Cities must meet 25 000 seat parks and show financial backing while sourcing 200 plus major leaguers. Expansion of existing leagues to ten teams each is proposed as a practical path before any new league competes with the two existing circuits.
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Dodgers Coach Dressen Hospitalized After Nosebleed
Los Angeles AP report says Dodgers coach Charlie Dressen was hospitalized after a heavy nasal hemorrhage before a game with the Milwaukee Braves. Doctors say the condition began on the last road trip and has not responded to surgery.
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Slumping Athletics threaten league lead as Lopez stars for Yankees
The Athletics dropped a ninth inning collapse to the Yankees 13 innings after Hector Lopez, recently traded by the A’s, delivered the tying and winning runs, despite two costly errors. Meanwhile the American Legion baseball league in Kansas suffers low turnout Coffeyville and district tournaments begin July with state event in Wichita. Lake Fegan reports Memorial Day turnout high but fishing poor with no catches.
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Methodists, Stark Win In City Church Softball
Stark defeated the Christians 22 to 10 with Beach on the mound and Bob Herford catching. The Methodists beat the Lutherans 8 to 5 as Jim Anderson earned the win with Larry Erickson behind the plate. Burghart pitched for the Lutherans and Sandage caught.
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Minor League Scores Highlight Oil No. 2 Sweep
Consolidated Oil No. 2 defeated First National Bank No. 1 23 to 6 led by Glenn Laymon and Jim Schmitt with Jackie West as reliever. First National No. 2 beat Ash Grove No. 1 24 to 17 as Danny Dietrich homered and Ronald Chase caught. Henderson added four hits.
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Elks and VFW Win Teener League Games
In Teener league action the Elks beat Kern Construction 7 to 6 with Freddie Midcap and Leonard Anderson on the mound for Kern and Ronnie Wiltsie catching. The VFW defeated the Legion 15 to 6 behind pitchers John Proctor and Roland Casebolt with Richard Martin and Carl Rana bargar catching. Next Friday Kern faces the VFW and the Legion plays the Elks.
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Senators Post Win Over White Sox Pee Wee League
The Senators defeated the White Sox 16 to 3 in the only Pee Wee league auction last night. Pitchers Dick Helton and Jerry Russell led the Senators, with David Benson catching for the winning side. White Sox pitchers were Steve Ranz and David Holloway in the loss.
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Pirates Face Indians After Senators Rally
Bob McGill caught behind the plate as Ricky Wilson hit the lone homer for the Senators in the opening frame. Harris, Oklahoma State golf coach, shot 65 three under par at Miami Country Club’s qualifying event, Langford one stroke behind.
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Senators Rally Falls Short as Romonosky Wins 8-5
The Washington Senators defeated the Kansas City A's 8-5 as Harmon Killebrew hit his 22nd homer and Jim Lemon added No. 17. John Romonovsky earned his first win while Bud Daley took the loss after three innings. Kent Hadley homered for the A's.
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NAIA Golf Tournament Opens in Quincy with 115 Players
The three day NAIA Golf Tournament opens in Quincy Illinois with a record 115 players from 41 colleges and universities. Lamar State Beaumont leads the field seeking its fourth straight championship.
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Oklahoma golfers win two National Pro Tour spots
Oklahoma golfers Labron Harris of Stillwater and John Langford of Enid earned Oklahoma's two berths in the PGA Tour event held in Minneapolis from July 29 to August.
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ROC Olympic Committee forms panel over IOC recognition
The Republic of China Olympic Committee passed a resolution to pursue representation at the 1969 Rome Summer Games and the Squaw Valley Winter Games. A special committee will deal with issues of IOC membership after IOC bars Nationalist China unless the name China is dropped.
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Classified Ad Deadline Notice
Phone 17 or bring your ad to the Tripune office by 10 am for publication the same day. Deadline on contract classified space is 2 pm the preceding day.
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PAY LAST HALF OF 1958 TAXES BY JUNE
Edwin H. Bideau lists the final six months of 1958 tax payments due by June with associated agencies. The notice outlines payment responsibilities and the steps to settle the balance.
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