Mays and Antonelli Spark Giants to 6-1 Win Over Phillies
Willie Jones scored on a third inning infield play as Willie Mays delivered key hits and defensive plays. A fourth inning run and late errors by Philadelphia helped San Francisco establish a 6-1 lead, with Mays and Antonelli highlighted for the Giants.
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Willie Jones
Mays
Joe Lonett
Nays
Wally Post
Repulski
Antonelli
Ted Kezanski
Felipe Aloo
Giants
Roberts
Jim Davenport
Whitey Leckman
Harry Anderson
Jones
Davenport
Philadelphia
Sig
Morehead
Chico Fernandez
Sonnet
Rob Schmidt
Now &7
Orlando Cepeda
Slomg
Tocko Conlan
Cepeda
Wil Eamagecehis
Denort
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Conlon
Eagles Cancel Detroit Baseball Trip Over Manager Firing
Ex-Tiger fans in Muskegon protest as the Fraternal Order of Eagles cancel their annual trip to Detroit after manager Jack Tiehe Tighe was relieved in favor of Bill Norman on June 10. He lived in a Muskegon suburb.
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Mnusnegon, Mich
UPI
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Muskegon Eagles
Detroit
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Tighe
Bill Norman
Muskegon
Dodgers Nip Bucs and Tigers Stop Yankees
Dodgers edged the Pirates as the Tigers defeated the Yankees in a rugged day of baseball. Johnny Groth’s two triples fueled Detroit’s win while Billy Hoefle and Hank Aguirre helped hold off Boston as Mickey Mantle homered for New York. Ned Garver faltered early for St. Louis as Ray Narrowski impressed for Cleveland. A late White Sox rally forced a ninth inning tie before curfew halted play.
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Fege
Tigers
Bobby Shani
Owith
Johnny Groth
Billy Hoefl
Billy Moford
Hank Aguirre
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Ted Williams
Dick Gernert
Red Sox
Tom Brewer
Ned Garver
Ray Navieski
Billy Moran
J.J W. Porter
Minnie Minoso
Indians
Navieski
Jim Lemon
White Sox
Jim Marshall
Bolt Haunted By Terrible Tempered Tag
A profile of Tommy Balt describes him as naturally friendly and generous despite a volatile temper. He channels anger into competition, helped a struggling young golfer with $40, and prioritized others' Well‑being after a crash. The piece notes fans focus on his mood, urging the gallery to cut him some slack.
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Tomsimy
Tommy
PGA
Bill Parker
Pretead
Tommy Balt
Brealy
Major League Boxscores Include Wide MLB Scores
The page compiles box scores from multiple games across leagues with teams like Los Angeles Pittsburgh Chicago Baltimore Kansas City Boston and others. It notes player line scores, innings, and key statistics though OCR text is garbled.
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Visalia
UPI
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Washington
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Amar
Open lead narrows as Bolt and Player chase final day
Upset-filled final day at the Southern Hills Open sees Bolt holding a two round total of 142 and Player at 143 after a 68. Others in contention include Boros at 151, Coe and Harris, with many past Open champions and notable pros like Hogan, Snead, Palmer, and Demaret within reach, as the field of 56 players battles for the title.
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Bolt
Tommy Bolt
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Gary Player
South Africa
Bobby Rosburg
California
UPI
Page
Sam
Southern Hills
Wad
Stranahan
Julius Boros
Dallas
Charley Coe
Lebron Harris
Oklahoma_ State University
Gene. Littler
Jimmy Demaret
Ben Hogan
Tom Njeporie
Bronxville
N.Y
Bruce Crampton
Lew Worsham
Walter Burkerna
Lloyd Mangrum
Dick Mayer
Arnold’ Palmer
Brecket
Ken Venturi
Doug Ford
Chick Harbert
Cary Middlecoff
Harvie Wars
Snead
Swithh
Ed Frigol
Jack Pleck
Gene Sarazen
U.S
Hillman Robbins
Lionel Hebert
Claude Harmon
Billy Joe Patton
Spain
Frank Strandban
Labron_Harris
Julius Bares
Fat Bee
ToTick May Smold Palmer
Joe
Campbell
Tommy Jacobs
Freddie Haas
3iJack Niclas
Ike Fetehick
Esby
Nichols Herman Barron
Sam Fenecale
Harvie Ward
Sinke Pavella
Gadey Quiele
Ar Yaneast
Holzuin
Richard Thomas
Dean F. Seaman
Amarcur
Tigers fall to Athletics in Mount Eden game
Tigers of Mount Eden Little League suffered a heavy loss as Ted's Drugs Athletics defeated them 14 to 2. Pete Walling earned the win with two doubles and 12 strikeouts while Gary Grabbe and Frank Wickett contributed two hits apiece. Caldhee Mars Goodivell led Tigers with a double and a single.
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Mount Eden
Ted
Drugs Athletics
Tommy Nunnry
Athletic
Pete Walling
Gary Grabbe
Frank Wickett
Caldhee Mars Goodivell
Tigers
Walling
White Sox
Mount Eden Joep
Hanson and
Goodwell
Police win two in 20-30 League baseball night action
In a Bayward National Little League slate, the 20-30 Club edged Webb & Son 7-6 as Barney Flanagan went four hit and 12 strikeouts for the winner. Gary Hopkins and Mike Milton each had two safeties for the losers, while DeShon earned the win with 14 strikeouts.
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Bayward
Don Harder
Webb & Son
Pertha
Tomorrey
Sucher
Teamsters
Police Dept
Coopman Electric
Buchannan Rockets
Barney
Ridhie Muniz
Hve
DeShon
Webb & Son Police Dept
Bea
Olsen
Kimmel
Delninger
Four Tie for First In Nor-Cal PGA Pro-Am outcome
Four Northern California golf professionals shared the lead at Sierra View on even par 72. Gary Loustalot and Jim Wright from Sacramento joined Eddie Joseph of Tulare and Larry Montes of Colma in a four way tie for first in the Northern California PGA Pro-Am.
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Roseville
Northern California
Sierra View Country Club
Gary Loustalot
Jim Wright
Sacramento
Eddie Joseph
Tulare
Larry [Montes
Colma
Pioneer Petersen Dies at 72 Originator of Bowling Scoring
Louis B. Petersen, who created the Peterson Bowling classic and the Petersen point system for scoring, died yesterday at age 72. His innovations reshaped how bowling outcomes were measured and celebrated in the sport.
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Louis B. Petersen
Petersen
Sam Snead Golf School Aim for Center of Green
Sam Snead promotes strategy over chasing pin placements in a 1958 Daily Review feature. He urges week-end golfers to aim for the center of the green and plan for a quality putt, noting many players aim for the cup and risk higher scores.
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John F. Dille-Ca
Snead
Sam Snead
the Daily Review
California Legislature to consider changes to water pollution law
Sacramento report says the 1958 Legislature will hear proposals to tighten the 10 year old water pollution act amid sports group complaints it is too lenient. The Fish and Game Department seeks alterations while some defend middle ground. Major issues include waste discharge limits and whether any waste should be allowed into rivers and bays.
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Sacramento
UPT
California
James Wil
Williams
San Francisco Bay
Los Angeles Harbor
Santa Monica Bay
Keystone In C-1 Lead Tie in Harvard Area Recreation League
Keystone built a 4 run edge with two first inning homers by Joe Keirsey and Jim Ogel. Emerson Green added a triple in the second as Keystone outscored Allon Ray Realty 12 to 4 in C-1 League play, aided by singles from Keirsey Ogelyia and Bill Massie.
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Keystone
Pring's
San Lorenzo Bowl
Harvard Area Recreation District
Allon-Ray Realty
Ogelyia
Bill Massie
Xeysions
Anna
el Courtney
Prings Wins Playoff Opener
Bod Brown homered and pitched well to lead Prings to a 32 win over Maxwell House in San Leandro League at Thrasher Park. The victory eliminates Maxwell from the race and sets Prings to face Lenny's for the first half title. Manny Vins doubled and singled. Homer Hayes held the losers to four safeties.
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Bod Brown
Pring
Maxwell House
San Leandro C
Thrasher Park
Oss
Maxwell
Hayward Dragsters Vie At Kingdon Strip Meet
Stockton reports two Hayward cars Hubbard's Catepillar and Hank Vincent Top Banana race in Valley Timing Association bi weekly drag event at Kingdon Strip. Hubbard's V8 Chevy 2 cubic inch engine timed 151.58 with Vincent's 340 cubic inch V8. Gates open 6:30 a.m. clocks start 7 a.m. tomorrow.
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Stockton
Hubbard
Hank Vincent
Valley Timing Association
Kiedon Strip
del Vincent
Chevrolet
Gates
Kingdon Strip
Church Loop Forfeit Upsets in Local YMCA League Play
Wesley Methodist, in the HARD YMCA League, forfeited against Redwood Chapel last night. Good Shepherd Lutheran leads with a 4 0 record as the season progresses.
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Wesley Methodist
Hardymca League
Redwood Chapel
Good Shepherd
Lutheran
Octopus feast and bass news from the coast report
The column describes a photographer with an eight foot octopus tentacle, cooking attempts, and reader tips. It notes bass fishing around Berkeley Pier, up the San Pablo Bay and Napa River, plus surf casting on local beaches. It mentions salmon trolling near the lightship with several keepers.
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Snewe Lawes
Seid “Pic
Dave Cook
Ebalones
Panies Anand
Hve
Montecello
Putal
Berkeley Pier
Point Isabel
San Pablo Bay
Carequinez Strait
Napa River
Jersey
Martha's Vineyard
Mission
Rock Area
Berkeley Harbor
Prep High Jumps 6 8 Percent Showdowns at LA Meet
In the Southern Pacific Association AAU championships at Occidental College, Bobby Morrow of Abilene Christian College, world 100 yard dash record holder, ran a tight 9.4 in the 10 yard dash, narrowly missing his 9.3 record. Joe Faust of Culver City soared to a remarkable 11 feet 9 inches in the high jump, drawing attention amid a night of records and strong performances. Patty O'Brien and Bob Gutowski, noted world record holders, won their events easily as Otus set a new meet mark in the pole vault and O’Brien led in shot put.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Bobby Morrow
Abilenne Christian’ College
Occidental College
Patty O'Brien
Bob Gutowski
Joe Faust
Culver City
Calif
So'brien
Gttawssi
NCAA Finals in Berkeley Feature Hurdle Hopefuls
Berkeley meet coverage notes Stanford in winning heats and Gilbert’s high hurdles bid. Gilbert, world record holder, ran 13.6 earlier this year and qualified for today’s semi finals but did not run yesterday’s low hurdle semi. A faint chance exists he may compete in the high hurdle today as weather and track conditions improve.
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Stenford
Gilbert
Offie Midgets Race at Belmont opens season tonight
Belmont Speedway hosts the Open classification midget auto program with 35 top racers entered. Time trials begin at 7 p.m. and feature four fastest qualifiers advancing to 8 15 heat races and the 100 lap main event, after a pair of semi finals.
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Belmont
Peninnsular
Belmont Speedway
Iave
Tide Tables for Sunday June 15 at Ft Point and S F
Tide tables list times for high and low tides with heights and phases. Includes notes compiled for titles at Fort Point and San Francisco with a mix of am and pm figures and unreadable fragments.
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Ft Points
S.F
Davie
P.M
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