Ey Grid Great Giel Ready For Giant Chance
Paul Giel of Minnesota and the Giants heads to Phoenix for a spring stint after a Texas road trip. He posted a 30 record during his brief stay, impressed manager Ball Rigney, and aims to prove his value as a versatile two sport athlete for San Francisco.
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Cards Struggle To Another Win In Coarse Play
In a sparse league slate the Redlegs edged the Cardinals as pitchers faltered and standout hitters from the Athletics Cubs and Giants contributed. Thomas, Banks, Kavito, and Sievers anchored the offense while a pitcher suffered his second defeat without a win, marking the lone league action of the day.
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Bouchee Eyes Return to Phillies After Rehab and Court
Ed Bouchee, the Phillies first baseman, seeks reinstatement after psychiatric treatment and probation stemming from a morals charge in Spokane. Commissioner Ford Frick will decide if Bouchee’s return is in baseball’s best interest. Team owner Seba Carpenter supports a comeback pending doctors’ clearance and probation officer approval.
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Dodgers extend streak as tennis star named refinements fade
Undefeated in Pro Net, Los Angeles requests blocked as Pancho Gonzales and Ken Rosewall notch victories. Commissioner Ford rejects bid to place beaten players on the disabled list while Bud Bessent and Kramer debate relief investment amid a busy Dodgers schedule and ongoing bids for the 915,000 prize.
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Claim New Pill To Aid Athletes At Trainers Meet
Miami Beach, Florida. Dr. Fred Pasternack of New Orleans says a new pill accelerates healing by delivering enzymes that reduce swelling from sprains, bruises, and other athletic injuries. He announced the discovery before about 350 members at the National Athletic Trainers Association annual convention.
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Cintrulo Edges Mitel In Toronto Draw
Toronto light heavyweight George Cintrulo fought a cautious draw with Argentina’s Alex Miett at Maple Leaf Gardens. The 20 year old Torontonian rallied in the 10th round to spark the crowd, knocking Miett off the ring for an eight count, as Mitell lost his bid to finish strong. Mitell, ranked sixth, will meet Ruben Vargas in Oakland on July 14.
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Stuart Raps 27th But Rainiers Win
Dick Stuart hit his 37th home run of the season in the sixth inning as the Seattle Rainiers defeated Salt Lake City. The Rainiers had lingered near the Pacific Coast League cellar but moved up with the win. The Bees and Rainiers play again tonight while Vancouver opens at Portland and Phoenix hosts Sacramento.
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Bernier Tops PCL Hitters With .368 Average
Carlos Bernier near Salt Lake City outfielder batted exactly .368 over seven games last week to lead PCL hitters. He has appeared in 31 games with 41 runs batted in and eight homers. Teammate Dick Stuart leads with 26 homers and 69 RBIs.
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Steelers Ink Speedster From Army to Steelers
Davis, a speedster halfback from Mississippi State, currently in the Army at Fort Benning, has signed with the Pittsburgh Steelers of the National Football League. The move adds depth to the Steelers backfield as they pursue renewed success this season.
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Three Huskies Named To All SCVAL Nine
Washington High's Di vision D baseball team earns three first team berths on the SCVAL all division list. Pitcher Joe Rede infielder Hiro Kurotori and outfielder Rich Corey led the Huskies recognized by coaches, with Kurotori repeating, Corey runner up for unanimous selection. Campbell, Lick and Santa Clara players also featured, while Bob Hidalgo made second team and Ron Dominguez and Silese Ramirez received honorable mention.
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Mounties Sundin Tops PCL Hurlers
Vancouver's Sundin leads the Pacific Coast League pitchers with a 2.03 ERA in May statistics. Four players tie for wins with seven each: Hanlon, Stokene, Cec celli, Zann, and Broglio. Bridges of Sacramento leads in strikeouts with 82 in 83 innings.
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Women Collegiate Golf Qualifier Shifts Honors
Clifford Ann Creeders Ga Mar Tech edged tough fields in Texas to win medalist honors during qualifying play at the women’s collegiate golf tournament. The event featured steady scores and spotlighted top players amid a competitive field from state teams.
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Sam Snead Golf School Spoon Shots Tips
Instructional note from Sam Snead on spoon shots focusing on ball position and swing timing. Advises placing ball forward, feet alignment, and a relaxed swing. Free backspin guide offered via stamped return envelope to The Daily Review.
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White Sox Sign Sought After Pitching Star Wiggs
Miami high school pitcher Paull Wiggs agreed to a contract with the Chicago White Sox after choosing baseball over a four year football scholarship at the University of Florida. Wiggs, a two sport standout, was a quarterback and a pitcher outfielder in baseball, and will join the Sox for the upcoming season.
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49ers to Host Steelers in NFL Opener
Philadelphia report lists 1958 NFL schedule with opening games including Pittsburgh at San Francisco and Philadelphia at home. Details cover dates venues and city sites for key matchups and the season’s structure through December with the championship game in the home city of the Eastern Conference champion.
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Mueller Hands Moyer First Loss in Portland Bout
In Portland Peter Mueller of Cologne defeated 15 year old Phil Moyer in a spit decision marking Moyer’s first defeat. Mueller weighed 158 and dominated with uppercuts and body shots while Moyer’s lefts answered but failed to turn the tide. Referee Joe Lois favored Mueller 38 to 5, with judges Gruman and DeVault scoring for Mueller and Moyer respectively.
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Top Mustang Athlete Named Athlete of the Year at Caltech
Senti, senior physical education major from Coslinga California, earns athlete of the year honors at California Polytechnic Galtece.
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Bear Crew Faces Strong IRA Regatta Rivals
Syracuse region crews join major programs including Penn California MIT Wisconsin and Dartmouth at Onondaga Lake for the IRA regatta warmups. Cornell aims for a fourth straight win while Cal seeks impact against Eastern foes ahead of Saturday’s big events. Washington remains the lone West Coast challenger, with Cal hoping to translate a strong dual meet into success at Poughkeepsie’s IRA showdown.
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Louie's TV Cuddy Score Softball Wins
Louie's TV defeated AEM last night at Bohannon for its seventh straight win in the C2 loop. In the second game Guddy Plumbing tied for second with Village Bowlley beating Village 34. Louie's moved 24 games ahead of the crowd with a big first inning featuring Delton double and multiple singles.
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Ryff Faces disputed nod over Tibbs in arena bout
New York reports Teddy Brenner plans a rematch TV fight between lightweight rivals Frankie Ryff and Tommy Tibbs after a controversial title decision. Ryff, 135 4 pounds, won a unanimous 10 round verdict in New York, while 1 0 6 5 fans booed and 10 sports writers favored Tibbs unanimously.
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