Gordon New Indian Pilot Lane Dismisses Bragan
Gordon Gordon, ex Yankee and Indians star, arrives to manage Cleveland for Baltimore game. GM Frank Lane fires Bobby Bragan after a string of minor missteps, citing platooning and pitcher handling. Bragan praised Lane, while Gordon vows improvement for 1959 and beyond.
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Bragan
Tribe
Cleveland
Joe Gordon
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Baltimore
Frank Lane
Bobby Bragan
Gordon
Orioles halt six game slide behind Harshman five hit gem
Yesterday's stars feature Jack Harshman of Baltimore pitching a 2-0 win over Detroit to snap a six game losing streak while Hector Lopez of the Athletics drives in five runs with three home runs. Lopez hit the first three run homer in the American League this season and the Athletics beat the Senators 8-6 in 12 innings.
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Jack Harshman
Orioles
Tigers
Hector Lopez
Athletics
Senators
Sam Chapman
Columbus And Ajax Win In Teener Loop
Columbus Merchants and Ajax defeated second division clubs in a Loveland Field doubleheader, tightening the Teener League race behind Aero Supply. McVicker and Olson earned wins as Columbus and Ajax rallied to beat Raymonds 7-2 and National Bank 5-4, with key hits from Linski, Krone, and Brooks. The pair sit within one game of the league lead, to be boosted when action resumes Monday night.
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Lns
Cowmdis Mews
Ajax
Aero Supply
Loveland Field
Merchants
Raymonds
National Bank
Bob Mc Vicker
Raymond Crew
Ed Linsk
Randy Krone
Columbus
Terry Stroup
Bankers
Steve Olson
Danny McKeidowney
Ed McMahon
Dave Brooks
Aero
Tron
Columbus’ Merchants
Pos Abr
McMshonth
Wiliams Ah
McMullin
Paulson — Sei
McVicker
Wester
Wharton
Vanderhoof
Raymondis
Linski
Krone
B. McVicker
T. Stroup
Teener
Columbus Merchants
National Bank _ of Penner
Williams Fails To Make All Stars In 1958 Vote
Williams misses the American League starting lineup as a pre All-Star selection. Frank Malzone leads AL voting at third base while Musial Mays and Aaron shine in the National. Stan Musial and Hank Aaron headline the NL, with Mays winning center field and Mazeroski earning a second nod for Pittsburgh.
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Associated Press
New York
Ted Wil- Mats
Boston Red Sox
Baltimore
Williams
Detroit
Red Sox
Pittsburgh
Stan Musial
St. Louis
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Hank Antop
Milwaukee
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Nelson Fox
Chicago White Sox
Yogi Berra
Harvey Kuenn
al Kaline
Ford Frick
Fran Slocum
Musual
Boston
Frank Malvone
Bob Gety
Kansas City Athletics
Fox
Gil McDougald
Yankees
Bull
Skow
Jackie Jensen
Gerv
Gus Triandos
Shepm Lollar
Chicago
Berra
Ernie Banks
Johnny Logan
Frank Thomas
Eddie Mathews
Bill Mazeroski
Mays
Aaron
Bob Skinner
Pirates
del Crandall
Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
MLB and NL standings shown with New York leading the AL and Milwaukee atop the NL. Included are today and yesterday matchups such as Baltimore at Cleveland and New York at Kansas City, plus tomorrow’s Boston at Detroit and New York at Kansas City. The AL scoreboard includes Boston 2 Cleveland 1 and New York 4 Chicago 3.
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New York
Kansas City
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
Balimore
Elks edge Moose 9 8 in Little League thriller
Hanks starred for the Elks as he relieved in the third inning and struck out five while allowing no runs. Tom Russ and Ron Van Cise delivered the decisive run in the top of the final inning, lifting the Elks to a 9 8 win and into second place at 1 1 in the second half. The Moose were led by Mike Malone who pitched the full game. Next action pits the VFW against the Moose.
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Sunme Hanks
Elks
Hanks
Danny Lloyd
Moose
Mike Malone
Monte
O _Corry
Jamestown
Elks Moundsman
Moose Club
Cody
Tom
Russ
Ron van Cise
VFW
Perkins
Bailey
Ward
Robbins
Ronnie Hanks
Casler
Correl
St Thomas Tops Martys to Tie for First in City League
In a 8-7 City League softball win, St Thomas edged Martys Novelty Co. as Sarnicki delivered a game winning double in the sixth inning. Vanderhool issued 12 walks and Vanderboot homered for Martys, who built a six run inning but fell short. St Thomas ties Corry Merchants for first place heading into next week.
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Sarnicki
St. ‘Thomas
Corry Merchants
Marty's Novelty Co
Larry Vanderhool
Stanpassor Corry Merchants St
Thomas
Union City
St .Thomas
Vanderboot
Marty's
St. Thomas
Corry Atea High School
Hi-Pi
Harshman Grounds Tigers Again for Orioles Victory
Weslners and southpaw Jack Harshman of the Baltimore Orioles stopped the Detroit Tigers 2-0 yesterday to end a losing string. He fired a five hit shutout, beating Billy Hooft, his first since May 4, and Harshman has now won four in a row against Detroit dating from September 26, 1956.
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Wesnels
Jack Harshman
Baltimore Orioles
Detroit Tigers
Lefty
Tigers
Billy Hooft
Detroit
Hooft
Harshman
Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Gibson advances to Wimbledon fourth round in straight sets
In Wimbledon England Althea Gibson defeated Yolande Ramirez of Mexico 9-7 6-2 to reach the fourth round of singles. At Monmouth Park Oceanport New Jersey Com bustion 2nd (35.00) won by a length over Rohan.
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Wimbledon
England
Althea Gibson
Mexico
Yolande Ramirez
Oceanport
N. J
Combustion
Rohan
Monmouth Park
Dodgers Rally Past Braves as Aces Shine
Dodgers edge Braves 4 1 as Dorm Drysdale wins second straight and completes his second complete game. Cardinals extend six game win streak with 6 2 victory over Pirates while Giants rally past Reds 5 1 with Cepeda homer. Yankees beat White Sox 4 3. Orioles blank Tigers 2 0. Indians fire manager Bobby Bragan and hire Joe Gordon.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Milwaukee
Dorm Drysdale
Dodgers
Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Pirates
San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati
Giants
Tour
Orlando Cepeda
Johnny Antonelli
Harvey Haddix
Bob Skinner
Ken Boyer
Gene Green
Curt Flood
Hobie Landrith
Inser Vern Law
Bindy McDaniel
Palmer's Record 66 Captures Long Island Lead
In the Long Island Open, Davis Love led early with a two under par 69 before Arnold Palmer blasted a course record 86 to lead day one. An Arkansas sponsor-backed unnamed businessman funds Love at 10 000 yearly for five years with tiered earnings shares. Near Palmer, George Bernardin and B J Harrison each shot 68.
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Davis Love
Arnold Palmer
Arkansas
Eldorado
Love
Texas University
Mississippi Southern
Flint
Mich
Palmer
George Bernardin
Miami Springs
Fla
B. J
Dutch) Harrison
St. Louis
Legion Contest Slated Tonight At Loveland Field
Corry American Legion hosts league leading Evie Sport Store tonight at Loveland Field in a Legion game. Patsey Notte’s charges aim to rebound from a 2-4 first half and avenge the 4-0 opener loss, with 19 strikeouts in that game. Game time 6 15 at Wright School diamond. Last night’s results report Lopez decision over Parker in Angeles bout.
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Wame Xusisseus Warue
Corry
American Legion
Evie Sport Store
Mc Innes Steel Nine
Loveland Field
Patsey Notte
Legion
Wright School
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