Alou Davenport Hit Worthington Leads Giants Past Phillies 3 1
Alou and Davenport drove in key runs as Worthington held the Phillies to one run. The Giants built a 3-1 lead with timely hits and solid defense, while San Francisco’s pitching silenced Philadelphia’s bats through most of the afternoon.
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Phoenix Trails Mounties by 3 as Mounties win
In Pacific Coast League action Vancouver moved three games ahead of Phoenix as Galt Lake drove in eight runs for the Bees in a 7-3 and 3-8 doubleheader sweep over the Arizonans. Me Daniel homered three times and Dick Stuart hit his 25th in game two.
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Stan Musial Wins May Poll for Professional Athlete of the Year
NEW YORK UPI Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals edged jockey Ismael Valenzuela to win the May poll in the monthly balloting for the S Rae Hickok Professional Athlete of the Year award. Musial collected 54 first place votes and 221 points to Valenzuela's 32 firsts and 181 points. Valenzuela rode Tim Tam to victory in the Kentucky Derby and Preakness.
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East Bay Preps Ink Bonus Pacts With Major Clubs
Two top East Bay prep grads signed bonus contracts with major league clubs. Berkeley infielder Rich Barry was signed by the New York Yankees with an estimated bonus between 50,000 and 75,000 and will be sent to Modesto in the Class C California League. Larry Smoot, 17, catcher from Castlemont and Acalanes, drew a modest bonus from the Boston Red Sox and will report to Lexington in the Class D Nebraska State League.
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Major Deals Heat Up Final Trade Night Before Deadline
Major league trading heated up before the deadline as the Athletics and Yankees pursued bold moves. Oakland acquired Simpson Ward and outfielders after a spree that reshaped their lineup. The White Sox added Ray Boone and Bob Shaw to bolster infield and pitching depth. The NL saw lighter activity with Pittsburgh trading Freese and O'Brien for Scho field, while the Dodgers moved Newcombe to Cincinnati for a package led by Steve Biko and Johnny Ehipstein.
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Surprise Dad With Cabin Cruiser In Today’s Want Ads
A Sunday afternoon appeal highlights a cabin cruiser advertised in Class 19 want ads. The notice frames the gift as a grand surprise for dad, urging readers to consider the listed vessel as a memorable present.
Correa Wins Playoff To Claim President's Cup
Larry Correa of Hayward Golf Club won the 1958 President's Cup in a playoff after a 54-hole medal tournament. The event featured Sam Snead's Golf School notes and tied results from major league baseball box scores on page 16. Correa edged a field including Joe Gonzales and John Vanier with strong rounds and low gross totals.
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White Sox Upset in Mt Eden League Thriller
Mt Eden league action saw the Orioles, Red Sox and Athletics gain ground on the leaders as the Carnation Red Sox upset the Russell’s Stores White Sox 6-3. Ted’s Drugs Athletics beat the Palma Cesar Indians 12-7 while CME Tigers fell to Gerber’s Onales 65-?. Ortiz and Goodell led the winners with key hits.
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WTBI Junior Leagues Open With Three Openers
Washington Township Baseball Inc. begins its fourth junior season with three opening games. American division plays Mondays and Wednesdays, National division on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Opening Day features Rick Mark against Central Chevrolet at Irvington, Bernie Vail versus Teamsters at Glenmoor, and Mission Merchants versus International Kitchen at Mission San Jose.
Cal Crew Heads to IRA Regatta Site in Syracuse
Syracuse N Y UP I reports five more entrants join Cal crew for Saturdays Intercollegiate Rowing Association regattas at Onondaga Lake with California Wisconsin Pennsylvania Dartmouth and MIT on arrival schedule at the State Fairgrounds where four other TRA entries are already quartered California just beat Wisconsin in a 2 mile 3 quarter mile dual meet Saturday and travels to Syracuse for the regatta.
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Ryff Favored Over Tibbs In TV Lightweight Bout
New York lightweight Ryff, listed at 13-5, is favored to beat Boston’s Tommy Tibbs in the first round TV fight at St. Nicholas Arena tonight.
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Fraley Sees New Day Dawning on Links
At Southern Hills Fraley notes an era shift as veterans like Denaret Mangru fall back while young challengers gain ground. Denaret missed last year by one shot, Jimmy posted 74 to reach 145 before a late collapse, Mangru bookended with 78 and 79 for 308 as the old guard fades and a new day dawns on the links.
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Rosburg Tops Nor Cal Entrants at 1958 Open
Bob Rosburg of Palo Alto finished with rounds of 71 and 70 on Saturday to post a 7 over par 291 in the 1958 7.5 Open, placing ahead of Northern California entries. He opened with 75 and 74. Other notable scores include Harvie Ward 80 79 70 303 Bud Ward 74 70 303 and John McMullin 80 71 265. several local golfers did not qualify for final two rounds.
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Suggs Wins Round Robin Golf in Marblehead
Louise Suggs, 32, from Sea Island, Ga, surged from behind to win the second of her Round Robin tournaments in Marblehead Mass. The veteran posted a final 48-hole total of 76 and 1,000 points for five rounds, finishing two strokes ahead of Merlene Hagge who had the lowest stroke total at 270.
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Pirates Win in Manor 8 to 7 Thriller
Lester Cummings delivered clutch hits doubling in the tying and winning runs as the Pirates beat the Bears 8-7 in Washington Manor. Jeff Leonard homered and Brad Parkhurst added a double while Cummings struck out 30 to notch the win. The Buccaneers minor leaguers defeated the Cubs 12-5.
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Cities urged to apply to host 7155 Olympic Games
U P I report that Kenneth L J Pug Wilson head of the U S Olympic Committee said Chicago and other American cities should apply to host the Olympic Games by September first. Applications must come from the city chief executive and be submitted five years in advance.
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Mobilgas and EBL Shine in Ruth League Showdowns
In Ruth League action Mobilgas tops St Bede 3 4 by a late rally while East Bay Lumber holds a two game edge after a 4 2 loss to Mobilgas Hayward Optimist stays close in the National division as they sweep San Lorenzo Lions 1 0 and 5 2, with strong pitching from Jerry McCartney and Bob Costa.
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Sucher Rockets Win Eventful Weekend Tilts
Sucher led Sucher’s Furniture to a 74 v victory over Teamster’s in a tense weekend tilt amid tight league race. Rockets nearly upset Electric as pitching dominated. Gene Bassett and Tim Kaskey produced key hits while extra innings stretched the drama. Dave Simon’s 4 0 shutout highlighted a slate of whitewash games across leagues with standout performances from Milton and Johnson.
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Nats Farm Bonus Baby Sent to Miners
Washington Senator Ralph Lumedtl, a 21 year old left handed pitcher, was farmed out to minor league affiliates by the Washington club in hopes of sharpening his polish and gaining work.
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