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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1958

Page

11

Gary Player Favored To Win British Open At St Annes

The British Open begins in St Anne's on Sea England with Gary Player Harold Henning and Bobby Locke leading a strong South African trio. Player at 25 is the favorite to capture the title modeled after Ben Hogan, with a capable field and a mix of veterans entering the championship.

ST. Anne’s-On-Sea England South Africa Gary Player Harold Henning Bobby Locke Iva Foungsiti Ben Hogan Henning Britain Royal Lytham St. Anne's Locke Peter Thomson Australia Frank Stranahan Toledo Ohio

Phillies Edge Cardinals in 13 Innings Curfew Ends Game

Philadelphia rallied late but a curfew halted play in the second game with St Louis after 43 4 with one out and runners on first and third. Umpire Dunnatelli suspended at 6 59. game to be resumed July 29 in Philadelphia. Pitcher Jack Meyer earned the first game win.

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Fastest Auto Race Ever Run at Monza 500

Jim Rathmann of Miami won the Monza 500 in a record pace 167 mph average across three heats. European star Juan Manuel Fangio withdrew after a fuel line failure. Several major drivers including Moss and Foyt faced incidents. Moss survived a steering-wheel crash with minor injuries.

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Giants Blank Cincy 2-0 on strong pitching and timely hitting

Giants starter Al Worthington with a four hit complete game and Johnny Antonelli's support limited the Cincinnati Redlegs to two runs. Ed Bailey and Roy McMillan singled for the Reds as Newcombe faltered in the third but did not score. Daryl Spencer and Orlando Cepeda provided key hits and Willie Mays delivered a double to drive in the decisive runs.

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Cubs Divide With Pirates in doubleheader rout and rally

Chicago Cubs split a doubleheader with the Pittsburgh Pirates. In the nightcap Dale Long drove in four runs with a homer a single and a double as Chicago won 8 3. In the opener Pittsburgh rallied for two runs in the sixth to win 4 3. Frank Thomas hit his 22nd homer of the year for St. Louis? No, for Philadelphia.

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Rogers Takes NCAA Crown in Dramatic Final

John Konsek of Purdue fell 8 and 7 to Phil Rodgers of Houston in the 36 hole final, clinching the NCAA individual title. Rodgers, 20, from La Jolla, completed Houston’s sweep as the Cougars won the team championship with a 570 total on Williams College’s Taconic course. Rodgers led 4 up after morning rounds, then went 7 up by the 27th hole before sealing the victory on the 29th.

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Logart Bout to Top Slow Holiday Week

Logart returns to the ring Wednesday after a three month layoff in a welterweight bout against Don Jordan at Hollywood Legion Stadium. The New York card features Eddie Lynch vs Tony Di Biase as another busy Monday slate, with other notes on Giardello, Bowdry, Luedee, and Robinson in a slow holiday week.

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