Pirates Rally to 10-0 Over Braves Behind Witt
Pittsburgh pitcher George Witt blanked Milwaukee on two hits for his first major league shutout as the Pirates swept the two game series. Frank Thomas slugged a three run double in the eighth while Bob Skinner drove in two on a triple. The Pirates moved into second place in the standings, trimming the Brewers’ lead.
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Pirates Dominate Braves as rookie hurler safes 10-0 win
Yesterday’s Stars report two doubles by Pirates rookie righthander against the Braves in the second and ninth innings sealing a 10-0 victory and lifting Pittsburgh into second place. Jin Landis of the White Sox drove in three runs with a sacrifice fly and a single in a 4-0 win over the Indians.
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National League Standings And Upcoming Baseball Games
Standings show New York 73 40, Milwaukee 63 47, Pittsburgh 52 57, Detroit 54 55, St Louis 65 40, Philadelphia 62 56, Chicago 64 59, Los Angeles 50 59, Washington 48 64, Cincinnati 62 59, Boston 62 56. Today’s games list Detroit at Cleveland, St Louis at San Francisco, Milwaukee at Cincinnati, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Washington at New York, Chicago at Los Angeles, Boston at Baltimore. Yesterday results include New York 7 Baltimore 0, Pittsburgh 10 Milwaukee 0, Chicago 4 Cleveland 1, Detroit 7 Kansas City 4, St Louis 7 San Francisco 3. Tomorrow’s games include St Louis at San Francisco and New York at Boston.
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Cincinnati GM Denies Birdie On Way Out
Cincinnati general manager Gabe Paul denied reports that Birdie Tebbetts would be replaced as manager. He attributed the Reds poor hitting and current 13 games out of first as the issue, not a managerial change, saying Tebbetts remains manager.
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Chil Chit S960 Shines In Atlantic City Brief
In Atlantic City a top act known as Chil Chit S960 dominated a brisk Chebses event, delivering strong performance and framing a standout moment for the meet.
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Major League Leaders Highlight Top Players Across Leagues
The list names Mantle and Jensen leading run and hit categories in the American League with 72 runs and 138 hits respectively, along with Setson Seton and Power in triples and home runs. In the National League, Mays Ashburn Banks and Aaron appear across batting and hitting totals, while pitching leaders include Turley Willey and Spahn with decisive win counts and strikeouts.
Mantle’s 33rd homer puts Yanks on top in 7-2 win
Mickey Mantle belted his 33rd to break a tie and lift the New York Yankees to a 7-2 victory over Baltimore. Gil McDougald also homered as Mantle climbs to a .308 average with three hits. Boston and Chicago won, while Detroit edged Kansas City 7-6 in AL play.
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Women’s Invitation Tourney Opens with First-Round Wins
In Manchester Massachusetts Mimi Arnold Sally Moore and Gwyneth Thomas representing the United States alongside Ann Hayden of England won their first round matches in the Women’s Invitation tournament.
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Sucker Shift Poses Problem In New Grid Rule
AP reports in Dallas that the sucker shift raises questions after the new rule allowing a two point attempt. Abe Curtis, Southwest Conference official, says teams could switch formations after lining up. He warns such action would invite strong suspicion and sportsmanlike conduct penalties.
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Local golf race narrows for Corry Country Club title
In the 1958 first flight eliminations Corry Country Club championship hopes focus on Dr John Mohr facing 15 year old Walter Bowen in the top semifinal while Bill Dyckes meets Maurice Wilkinson. Bowen beat Denny Merkle to reach the semis. Rudolph, holder for three years, is out.
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Two Tonys Tally Tennis Triumphs
The Corry Tennis Club summer tourney advances two Tonys, Amoroso and Radecki, to the men’s singles semifinals with straight-set wins. Radecki beat Dick Edwards 6-3 6-3, Amoroso edged Bob Marsh 6-4 7-5. A semifinal clash is set for Amoroso versus Radecki, with Tunnell awaiting the Roger Ottawa Ray Clark winner.
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Four Possible Choices Graham's Dilemma: QB Start for Stars
Chicago AP reports Northwesterns Otto Graham weighs All-Star quarterback options for Friday night clash with Detroit Lions at Soldier Field. Hill likely to start, with options including Rice Hill Mississippi Forrestal Navy Ninowski Michigan State. Graham promises a wide open passing game as the 25th anniversary broadcast by ABC unfolds.
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Pirates soar past Braves as Witt confines champs
Forbes Field crowds buoy Pirates as George Witt twirls a two hit shutout in a 10-0 win over the NL leaders. Manager Danny Murtaugh praises home support and notes a tough road trip starts tonight against the Phillies before a return to Forbes Field. Witt explains his control strategy and energy-saving approach.
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St Paul Open Draws Veterans for Silver Anniversary
The St Paul Open at Keller Course marks its silver anniversary with veterans Horton Smith Lighthorse Harry Cooper and Ed Dudley returning to the field for a $25,000 event. The 6,507 yard par 36 36 course hosts tomorrow’s start as former champ Cooper hits the opening shot, amid ceremonial honors.
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Newport Invitation Round Sees Upsets and Victories
In Newport New Jersey Australia’s Neale Fraser defeats Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield 3-6 10-8 while defending champion Mal Anderson beats Allen Fox of California 7-8 6-4 in the second round of the Newport Invitation.
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Lane fumes at Bragan over Indians move talk in Cleveland
Cleveland Indians general manager Lane blasted ex manager Bobby Bragan who predicted the team might move after the season. Bragan, in Spokane, and sportscaster Stu Nahan doubted Cleveland's draws, noting 38 000 opening and 2400 figures after. Indians attendance trails 1957, with 512 418 already for 18 home games and a push from city officials for a civic drive to support the club.
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Crawford And Ortega Clash In Rematch Bout
AP reports Mickey Crawford, the 34 year old from Saginaw, seeks to correct a prior loss to Gaspar Ortega in Madison Square Garden. Ortega, 22, from Mexicali, Mexico, is hailed as a top welterweight, while Crawford promises a sharp, retouched performance with brushes ready.
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Last Night's Fights Tokyo Winner Sado Yaoita Beats Zuleuta
In Tokyo, Sadao Yaoita from Japan defeated Leo Zuleuta of the Philippines by decision after twelve rounds, with Yaoita earning the outpoint to take the bout.
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