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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1958
Page
8
The St. Louis Cardinals surge toward first place with Curt Flood keying a 2-1 win over Pittsburgh after a four game winning streak. Ken Boyer and Joe Cunningham fueled recent victories while Nationals and Cubs also posted wins as Dodgers split at Cincinnati. Spahn notches his first win since May 31 as Braves and Giants falter.
Pittsburgh AP reports St. Louis Cardinals benefit from brought up players Curt Flood and Phil Paine. Flood hit a two run homer in a 2-1 victory over the Pirates. Paine pitched two scoreless innings to earn his fourth win. Flood joined Cardinals after leaving Cincinnati and Savannah. Paine had moved between majors and minors since 1951 and was claimed on waivers from Milwaukee before the season.
Milwaukee Braves pitcher Warren Spahn, age 37, pulled out of a personal tailspin Tuesday night with help. The veteran lefty showed humility and readiness to adjust, underscoring why he remains considered great.
Rory Calhoun of White Plains New York faces Chicago's Bobby Boyd in a 10 round nationally televised middleweight duel at Chicago Stadium. Calhoun 34-4-1 with 18 KOs, ranked sixth by Ring and seventh by NBA. Boyd 48-8-3, ranked eighth by NBA and Ring. Calhoun a solid 2-1 favorite. ABC telecast at 10 p.m. EDT.
LSU athletic director Jim Corbett remained in critical condition after a heart attack Monday night. He is reported improving early today at St. Clare's Hospital in New York while en route home to Baton Rouge from a business trip.
Washington AP The House backed a sweeping immunity from antitrust laws for baseball and other major sports. The measure would protect practices like drafts and the reserve clause while expanding control over broadcasts. Support came from Ford Frick Bert Bell George Trautman Clarence Campbell. Senate action pending.
Paul Foytack of the Tigers ends a three game winless spell with his first complete game since May 31, allowing five hits in a 5-0 shutout of Baltimore. Duke Snider and Gil Hodges of the Dodgers combine for 11 RBIs in two extra inning wins over the Reds, Hodges delivering a five RBI night including a game turning homer in the 10th.
Arlington Park Washington Park and Balmoral Stockholders Group announce 32 stakes to be run this year totaling 12 million dollars for horsemen. The plan marks a new record purse across the three Chicago tracks and reflects a sparse distribution.
Paul Foytack finally found A L pace as Detroit, under new manager Bill Norman, won 11 of 14. He tossed a five hit shutout over Baltimore for his first victory since May 31, lifting the Tigers toward second in the league standings.
Baseball scores show New York over Chicago 6 to 2 Boston beat Cleveland 4 to 3 Detroit defeated Baltimore 5 to 0 Washington and Kansas City tied 2 to 2 after rain in eight innings. National League standings note Milwaukee leads with 35 wins, St. Louis 20 behind, and San Francisco 34 wins. Chicago and Cincinnati chase, while Philadelphia and Los Angeles trail. Multiple Tuesday results include Chicago 3 Philadelphia 0 and St. Louis 2 Pittsburgh 1. American Association scores feature St Paul 4 Louisville 3 and Omaha 8 Indianapolis 6 with several postponements.
The list highlights Vernon of Cleveland with 349 at bats and a .333 average led by Fox of Chicago with 85 hits and Minoso of Cleveland and Jensen of Boston among top performers. Cerv of Kansas City topped runs with 47 and 56 RBIs, while Kaline and Power share doubles. Aparicio leads stolen bases with 15.
The data lists pitchers Larsen Turley Ford from New York and Chicago Baltimore, with decision counts and percentages. Turley shows 11 786 and 80 reads, while Harshman is noted with 74 in Baltimore and Wynn in Chicago.
A compact recap of league leaders across batting runs and hits. Notable figures include Mays San Francisco Banks Chicago Cepeda San Francisco and Walls Chicago among top hitters. Pitching leaders feature McMahon Milwaukee Rush Milwaukee Spahn Milwaukee and Jones St Louis with high win totals and strikeout counts.
The American Legion team improved to 12 5 with a 6 1 win over Ottawa last night. Treloggen earned the win with Powell relief in the fifth. both allowed one hit. Durham caught for Chanute. Thompson Hudson Neeley and Faulkerson each doubled part of an eight hit attack. Rain delayed play 30 minutes. Smith started for Ottawa, Lewis relieved in the fifth, Ottawa had four errors while Chanute played errorless ball. Chanute travels to Columbus tonight.
Houston lightweight Paul Jorgen sen outpointed Rocky Randell in a ten round decision. In a separate card, Roger Rouse defeated Joe Louis III in Anaconda Montana over ten rounds.
Athol Massachusetts and Claremont New Hampshire boxers Garrow and Carmona fought with Garrow outpointing Carmona in a non title bout. In London Hogan Bas sey defeated Jules Touan by stoppage. Spider Webb of Chicago outpointed Dick Tiger in a middleweight contest.
In Kansas City Wichita players dominate the Kansas Women’s Amateur qualifier at Victory Hills. Elaine Woodman, 18, shot a 73 to medal, with Vicki Pettit two strokes behind and Natasha Matson, the defending champion, at 76. Jean Ashley faces Chanute opponent Caroline Dunham in today’s championship bracket pairings.
Bernard Tut Bartzen ranked ninth nationally heads a strong Missouri Valley tournament field in Kansas City. Dallas native Bartzen seeks another title while challengers include David Harum Coral Gables Gene Land Oklahoma City Neil Unterseher Lincoln Hal Surface and Len Prosser Kansas City. Harum is 20th nationally Surface rated as high as seventh.
All league baseball and softball games scheduled for last night were cancelled due to rain. Tonight’s schedule lists Little League Rockets versus White Sox and Pee Wee A Phillies against Pirates.
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