By 4. L. Hardman Sports Editor of The Gazette
A terse byline notes 4 L Hardman as sports editor for The Gazette. The item signals a staff designation without additional game coverage or event details.
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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1958
Page
13
A terse byline notes 4 L Hardman as sports editor for The Gazette. The item signals a staff designation without additional game coverage or event details.
John Sinclair of TV Channel 3 says telecast of five Charleston Senators games drew new friends to the team and increased attendance at Fat Powell Park. Hillman Lyons, Senators GM, notes viewers who had no idea Charleston had a pro team are now interested. Sinclair seeks more letters from viewers who watched and learned about the Senators.
Cleveland replaces Bobby Bragan with Joe Gordon a former Indian and Yankee second baseman now in Sacramento. Lane cites need for improvement as Indians trail Yankees and stay seven behind in the AL. Gordon arrives Friday to take over for the remainder of the season and next year, with staff kept intact.
Joe Gordon was named manager of the Cleveland Indians in Sacramento, returning to the club he played second base for before retiring in 1950. He will lead former teammates Bob Avila Larry Doby Mickey Vernon and Bob Lemon, and will not alter coaching staff Red Kress Edd Jackson Mel Harder. The Indians have been dealing with pitching trouble and Gordon plans to keep most existing personnel while insurance for Sacramento remains a focus for him and his family.
Johnny Kucks started for New York as the Yankees beat Chicago 4-3 after Siebern delivered a decisive seventh inning homer. Donovan added a fourth run while Bill Skowron drove in the go ahead single in the sixth. Jim Rivera led Chicago with a triple and a run, but New York extended its lead atop the standings.
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