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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1958
Page
9
Milwaukee report quotes Duke Snider objecting to remarks by Dodgers vice president E J Bavasi about the team's NL troubles this year. Snider calls the criticism unfair and defends the club's performance as the season proceeds.
Duke Snider defends himself amid criticism from Braves and Dodgers officials over a car crash and slow start. Braves manager Fred Haney apologizes for dusters thrown at players while NL president Warren Giles urges league action. Bavasi and Snider plan direct talks. Snider expects to return after knee recovery and arm incident.
The Dodgers face the second place Milwaukee Braves in a two game series in Milwaukee. Manager Walt Alston may start Sandy Koufax Jeff Weaver or Johnny Podres to oppose Gene Conley. Dodgers struggle with pitching and timely hitting amid dissension and a nine loss in eleven games.
Milwaukee returns to first place in a crowded baseball page narrative amid a tense series against Cincinnati. The article lists player lineups, pitching notes, and partial score details, noting accusations of beanball tensions and naming several teammates and managers involved in the disputed games.
C Leo DeOrsey a Washington Senators director and Griffith family counsel accused Commissioner Frick of unwarranted meddling in the club s internal affairs in a Canadian interview. He said Griffith Stadium may fall short of big league standards and noted an internal power struggle that could push the team to move.
A New York World Telegram and Sun-article surveys surprise hitters who improved notably in 1958. It highlights Stan Musial, Ted Williams, Daryl Spencer, Lee Walls, Granny Hamner, Pete Runnels, George Crowe, Bill Mazeroski, Johnny Pesky, and others rising from past years. It notes Spencer and Walls fueling a surge, while Frank Torre and Kim Davenport seek returns after injuries.
A fragmented ad-like text warns that false teeth can loosen during moments of embarrassment. It promotes FASTEETH powder to secure plates and improve comfort, claiming stronger hold and faster odor control at a Brug counter.
Philadelphia Phillies win 7-6 over Washington Senators in an exhibition game for amateur baseball funds. Rip Repulski and Chuck Essegian homered for the Phillies off starter Ralph Lumenti who struck out 11 in seven innings. Ken Aspromonte and Neil Christian homered for the Nationals.
A Young Von McDaniel, once a bonus rookie turned sour, credits his old high school coach with identifying tightness in hips and back. The St Louis Cardinals right hander, optioned to the Class AA Houston farm club in the Texas League, says he has loosened up and can throw easily again.
San Francisco based Ernie Broglia (6-0) leads Pacific Coast League in victories while with the Phoenix farm club, posting a 4.40 ERA. Gary Bell of San Diego holds the best ERA at 1.09 over 58 innings with 50 strikeouts.
Sam Snead emphasizes a smooth finish, warning against braking or rushing the swing. Maintain head balance, avoid jaw impact, and finish with hands high and relaxed. The pamphlet The Chip Shot and the Short Irons offers guidance and copies via mail from The Daily Review.
The Visalia Redlegs moved ahead of Fresno and nearby rivals in the California League by winning 3-1 over second-place Fresno. Modesto ended an eight-game skid with a 5-1 victory over Bakersfield as the league schedule produced only two games. In the Texas League scores Fort Worth 3 3 Corpus Christ 2. Tulsa 4. San Antonio 3 Dellas 3. Houston 2. Victoria 3. Austin 3.
Bob Cravens and Fred Scharf deadlocked for first place after a tight Sunday round at Almaeda's new course. A playoff will determine the winner at Diablo C.C. on June 43. Charlie Legrange led the first flight, with Teo Bilse and Paul Driggs close behind.
San Francisco Dick Stuart and Carlos Bernier of Salt Lake City Bees dominated the Pacific Coast League batting race. Bernier led with a .393 average while Stuart topped the league with 13 home runs in 32 games, 38 RBIs and 47 hits, batting at .262.
Pancho Gonzales defeated Lew Head in straight sets to build a 45-34 lead on the world pro championship tour. The 6-3 margin followed a 6-3, 6-? victory last night, with Gonzales maintaining control in Des Moines Iowa.
Veteran golfers Ben Hogan and Sam Snead, both near 45, remain top contenders for the Open at Southern Hills. Hogan seeks another U.S. Open title while Snead aims to erase past heartbreaks, with recent strong showings fueling speculation of a dramatic Tulsa showdown.
REPORTS from New York and Las Vegas show Mickey Cramford of Saginaw Michigan outpacing Andy Figueroa. Zora Foley of Chandler Arizona defeated Art Swiden of Pittsburgh. In Spokane Washington Phil Moyer beat Bobby Tones of Oakland California in a middleweight bout.
Arroyo High golf team surged from sixth to fourth with a 3648 point showing at Lake Chabot led by Dick Lotz sharing medalist honors with Alaine Lewis Smith. John Lotz and Harry Taylor posted 73 and 77 as the Hornets climbed toward the ACAL crown while Alameda and Piedmont lagged in scoring. final match set for next Monday at Alameda to decide the title.
SF Supreme Court rules golf caddies are self employed and clubs owe no unemployment tax on earnings. The 1957 Legislature exempted caddies from unemployment tax laws, while Los Angeles area clubs had challenged taxes on caddy fees for years before that law. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Indianapolis 4, Wichies, Omaha l, Mincenzolis 9 pe Paulay Denver, postponed, rt unds aalevie at Charleston, postponed, rain.
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