Teener Star Casler Worth 12 K As McInnes Beats Erie 5 1
Teener All-Stars pitcher Tinker Casler fanned 12 in seven innings for a 5-1 victory over Erie Post at Erie's 18th and Hess field. Ed Latos slugged a three run homer to back Casler as Corry's McInnes team built a 3-0 cushion by the third inning.
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Bob
Casler
Teenes
Butt
American Legion
McInnes
Patsey Notte
Titusville
Erie Postei
Erie
Hess Field
Ed Latos
Corry
Latos
Cing
Larry Barr
Terry Williams
Caster
Tinker
Brookville
McTines
Notsemen
Legionnaires
Loveland Field
Tony Sproveri
Harold
Qogie” Roberts
Hall Dimmick
Paul Stroup
F. L. “Cheets" Baressi
Sonny Staples
Melunes Junior Legion
SaLinds
Batchet
Peet Becker
Williams
Latas Casler Perkins
Tb Tunnell
R. Lindsey
Samples Rieck
Warner DeCufa Ib Burrows Ab Decker
Kaiser _ dt
Ef Pitetti
Rf Albrew
Jantzer
Bary
Caclery
Albrew
Rain Washes Out Milwaukee Open Final Round
A violent rainstorm at Tripoli Golf Club suspended the Milwaukee Open with 68 players. All Sunday scores were wiped. Cary Middlecoff led at 13 under through 54 holes with 197. Bill Casper Jr and Bob Gowby tied for second at 200, followed by So Conrad and Paul Harney one stroke back.
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Milwaukee
Tripoli Golf Club
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Tenn
Tripoli
Bill Casper Jr
Ap Je Valley
Calif
Bob Goalby
Belleville
Middlecoff
Soe
Conrad
Gan Antoni
Tex
Paul Harney
Worcester
Mass
Pennsylvania All Stars Triumph Over Nationals 6-0 in Hershey
In Hershey Pennsylvania a Pennsylvania all star squad defeated a national scholastic selection 6 to 0 before 19 000 fans The defensive line led by Lynn Brake and backs like Warren Maccaroni and Sanford Stephens paced the win Drake earned MVP honors with Maccaroni named top back The event benefited Boy and Girl Scout councils and the National Paraplegic Foundation and is planned as an annual affair
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Hershey
Pennsylvania
T Uhe Stadium
Pennsylvamas
Olus Boys
Parapledte Foundation
Harrisburg Patriot- News
al Clark
Clark
Warren Maccaroni
Waterford
N.J
Virgainia Polytechnic Institute
Maccaroni
Sanford Stephens
Uniontown
University of Minnaesal
Wally Grudt
Grudt
Washington
Dartmouth Callege
Drake
U S Track Team Finishes Strong Overseas Tour in Athens
George Eastment, coach of the largest American track squad ever abroad, praised the three week tour through the USSR, Poland, Hungary, and Greece. The 41 man team won 26 of 30 events in a two day Athens Stadium meet, with standout performances by Ron Morris and Charlie Dumas, including Dumas clearing 6 feet 11 inches and Morris 15 feet 3 inches in the pole vault.
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Athens
George Exsiment
Internations
Mveus
Manhattan College Law
Toiay
U.S
Soviet Union
Poland
Hungary
Greece
Athens Stadium
Eastment
Ila
Moscow
Warsaw
Budapest
Ron Morris
Charlie Dumas
Dumas
Morris
George Roubanis
United States
Bellefonte 1958 Pennsylvania Little League Champions
Bellefonte wins 2 1 over Jessup to claim state title and earn a spot in the 1958 Little League World Series. The Centre County team must win the eastern regional at Staten Island, N Y, on Friday and Saturday before the world series opens August 19. Millcreek Seneca beat Phoenixville 4 3 in the consolation game.
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Bellefonte
Pennsylvania
Williamsport
Centre County
Fust
Staten Ts~ Land
N.Y
U. S
Jessup
Latkswanna County
Henry Zelo
Bill Foresman
Charles
Fletemake
John Sodergreen
Scare Foresman
Pletemake
Rod Mitlhall
Millcreek Seneca
Phoenixville
Baim
Teener Tourney Opens In Hershey
The 1958 VFW Teener baseball tournament opened in Hershey Pennsylvania with defending champion Panama Canal Zone facing Gloucester New Jersey in the opening round. Emmetsburg Iowa met Struthers Ohio in the other early game.
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Hershey Hershey
Panama Canal Zone
Gloucester
N.J
Gloucester Canal Zone
Emmetsburg
Iowa
Struthers
Ohio
Major League Leaders in Batting and Fielding by League
Major League Leaders list top players in batting runs and RBIs for both American League and National League with figures for players such as Runnels Mantle Kuenn Kaline Banks Mays Ashburn and Banks again among others. The data covers at bats runs hits doubles triples home runs and stolen bases as well as top pitchers in wins and strikeouts.
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Associated Press
Runnels
Boston
Kuenn
Detroit
Goodman
Chicago
Mantle
New York
Cerv
Kansas
City
Jensen
Kansas City
Sievers
Washington
Fox
Malzone
Kaline
Power
Cleveland
Lemon
Tuttle
Aparicio
Chica
Rivera
Landis
Ditmar
Turley
Delock
Wynn
Ford
Musial
St. Louis
Ashburn
Philadelphia
Mays
San Francisco
Banks
Aaron
Milwaukee
Thomas
Pittsburgh
Anderson
Hoak
Cincinnati
Skinner
Virdon
Blasingame
Biasingame
Willey
Grissom
Semproch
Jones
Antonelli
Padres
Los Angeles
National League Plans Longer 1958 Season
The National League outlines a longer season starting April 10 and ending September 27, totaling 171 days. League chief Warren C Giles cites extra travel time to accommodate four West Coast trips for all clubs, while eastern teams would still have three coast trips this season.
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Cincinnati
Warren C. Giles
Corry Tennis Tournaments Get Under Way At Mead Park
The Second ANNUAL Brassutt tournaments open tonight at 6 30 on Mead Park courts. Top seed Bob Tunnel leads the men’s singles defense against Tom Titus. Roger Ottaway faces Ray Clark, with Tony Radecki set to meet George Downey tomorrow as interest builds across five weekly events.
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Brassutt
Gorry
Bob Tunnel
Mead Park Courts
Tunnel
Tom Titus
Roger Ottaway
Ray Clark
Tony Radecki
Netsman
George Downey
To+hy Amoroso
Bob Marsh
Radeck-Downey
Ambrose
Bot Lawson
Harris Voices Confidence Ahead of Title Fight
Roy Harris a 25 year old unbeaten heavyweight from Cub and Shoot Texas speaks calmly about his upcoming bout with Lloyd Patterson in Los Angeles. He says he can KO with either hand and would not be shocked by a knockout. He smiles and notes Texas pride grows regardless of the outcome, insisting he will return home.
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Annua Springs
Calif
Roy Harris
Cub
Shoot
Tex
Lloyd Patterson
Los Angeles
Texas
Roy
Anderson Wins Tennis Crown at Eastern Grass Courts
Australian Mal Anderson defeated Ham Richardson in a lengthy final to win the Eastern Grass Courts men's title in South Orange New Jersey. Althea Gibson retained the women's crown with a 9 7 6 2 victory over Sally Moore of Bakersfield California.
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Anderson
South Orange
N. J
Mal Anderson
Ham Richardson
Althea Gibson
U.S
Wim
Bledon
Sally Moore
Bakersfield
Calif
New York
Braves Sweep Phillies in 2 game set as Crawley stars
Milwaukee Braves pound Philadelphia in a doubleheader sweep delivering 19 hits led by Del Crandall with two homers and 4 runs. Hank Aaron and Eddie Mathews add multi hit performances while Carlton Willey earns his seventh win.
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Dyneuen
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Phillies
del Crawall
Hank Aaron
Edldie Mathews
Frank Torre
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Subs
Redbirds
St. Louis
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Giants
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Cincinnati
Dick Stuart
Humberto Robinson
Milwaukee
Gene Conley
Torre
Aaron
Jack Meyer
Mathews
Crandall
Robin Roberts
Carleton Willey
Kim Davenport
Danny O'Connell
Daryl Spencer
Bob Aveake
Gordon Jones
Duke Snider
Gil Hodges
Clem Labine
Ernie Banks
Cubs
Bobby Thomson
Marcelino Solis Inelief
Larry Jackson
Redbird
Ken Boyer
Redlegs
Roman Mejias
Ith
Roberto Clemente
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Lake Worth
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Bob Skinner
Dick Schofield
Schofield
Frank Thomas
Bill Mazeroski
Lee
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Carl Hubbell
Hal Newhouser
Ted Bowsfield
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Hal Woodeshick
Athletics
Dick Hyde
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Hyde
Pedro Ramos
Dick Tomanek
Tom Gorman
Strucg
Larry Doby
Rocky Colavito
Dick Brown
White Sox
Norm Siebern
Yankees
Red Sox
Bob Turley
Pete Runnels
Jackie Jenssen
Virgil Trucks
Cal McLish
Doby
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Roger Maris
Reno Bertoia
Frank Bolling
Jim Rivera
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