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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1958

Page

10

Drabowsky Shuts Out Pirates With One Hit

Moe Drabowsky blanked Pittsburgh on one hit as Ted Kluszewski's second inning broken bat single powered the Chicago Cubs to a 4-0 rain delayed victory in the opener. The second game was called after one inning due to rain and darkness. Eric Banks homered for the losing side and Moose Morin added a Cubs homer in the eighth after a 47 minute rain delay.

Chicago Moe Drabowsky Pittsburgh Ted Kluszewski Chicago Cubs Eric Banks Ronnie Kline Moose Moryn Cubs

Wright Wins Ladies PGA Tournament by Six Strokes

Mickey Wright, a 23-year-old from San Diego, captured the $7,500 Ladies PGA title at Churchill Valley by six strokes with a final 74 to finish 288 in the 72-hole event. Fay Crocker of Uruguay took second at 294, while Kathy Cornelius and Betty Jameson were among contenders in the final rounds. Wright’s steady play and strong iron work sealed the victory in Pittsburgh.

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Tebbetis Calls Grissom Worst Bean Ball Hurler

Tebbetis accuses veteran San Francisco pitcher Marv Grissom of beanballing Smokey Burgess during a late rally as Cincinnati wins 6 3. Grissom denies the charge and says he sought to pitch Burgess tight not hit him. Grissom's son Bruce injured by foul ball as X rays planned.

San Francisco Birdie Tebbetis Cincinnati Redlegs Marv Grissom Tebbetis Grissom Smokey Burgess Redlegs Burgess Steve Bitko Smokey Birdie Hank Sauer

Huntington coach Johnny Cox in critical condition after wreck

Huntington High School football coach Johnny Cox 44 is in critical condition after an auto accident at midnight Saturday on U.S. 60 near Russell Creek. State trooper M P Koerner reported Cox’s car collided with Normal Howell 35 of Guyandotte. Howell’s car was stopped and moved 30 feet by the impact, going through a small grocery store. Doctors cited internal injuries.

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Indians Rout Yankees in doubleheader sweep

Cleveland crushed the Yankees 14-1 in the first game and won 5-4 in the nightcap, sending Johnny Kucks to a pair of losses. The Indians built early leads, with Maglie first of several early blasts, Colavito driving in runs and Avila’s double fueling a big third inning. The Yankees briefly tied in the fifth, but Cleveland pulled away late as Nixon homered and Narleski closed out the finale.

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West Germany Leads World Cup Group After Opening Play

Defending champion West Germany beat Argentina 3-1 to lead Group One as France Sweden and Brazil also held early group leads. Fontaine scored three goals for France in a 7-3 win over Paraguay while Brazil, Sweden, Yugoslavia, and Scotland posted draws or wins.

Stockholm West Germany France Sweden Brazil Argentina Northern Ireland Czechoslovakia Paraguay Austria Mexico Yugoslavia Scotland Wales Hungary England Russia Juste Fontaine

Sox Rally Tops White Sox in 10 Inning Opener

Boston built a late comeback with Jackie Jensen homers, a second blast by Jensen and Jimmy Piersall to defeat Chicago 6-5 in 10 innings. Dave Sisler pitched well in game two as Boston completed the sweep 4-1 behind another Piersall homer and Gene Stephens RBI hits.

Boston South Paw Billy Pierce Dave Sisler Jim Landis

Chisox Phillips Fractures Right Foot After Tap at First

Chicago White Sox third baseman Bubba Phillips fractured his right foot Sunday after stumbling at first base while running out a tap to the pitcher in Boston. He was rushed to Sancta Maria hospital, with X rays confirming the break and a two to four week absence expected. In the same game Jim Lemon hit his sixth homer, while Zernial tied a major league record with his ninth pinch homer of his career.

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Cerv Can't Shout About Best Year

Husky slugger Bob Cerv, with a jaw wired shut since May 17 after a collision, aims for a stellar year with the Kansas City Athletics. His average sits above .300 and he leads the league with home runs as he fights breathing and base-running challenges while remaining the club’s key offensive force.

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