Braves Manager Haney Defends Pitching Rule Blast
Milwaukee Braves manager Fred Haney insists his public blast at National League President Warren Giles remains valid and will not be retracted. He says the statement stood after meeting Giles, who asked for confirmation, amid controversy over pitches hitting Braves batters and calls for stricter enforcement of the rule.
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Baseball Leaders Split Over League President Critique
The story lists major league leaders and incidents surrounding a dispute with the league president. It notes batting leaders like Cerv and Kuenn, home runs by Cerv and Maris, and pitching marks led by Spahn and Elston. It also references a field incident at Milwaukee and criticism from figures including Giles.
Major Stars Shine as Braves Rally for Victory
Andy Patko homered doubled and single driving in two as Milwaukee nipped Cincinnati 4-3. Don McMahon worked 3 1 3 scoreless innings to earn the win while Bavasi faced Dodgers ire over Duke Snider trade talk and Snider’s seen slump at bats.
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Buzzy) Bavasi
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Standings and schedules from early baseball week
Standings show Tuesday matchups including Baltimore at Detroit Boston at Cleveland New York at Chicago Washington at Kansas City. Monday results note Nogina debut with Milwaukee beating Cincinnati 4 3 in 12 innings.
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Indians Into Top Division
The Indianapolis Indians edged into the American Assa's first division last night, with Barry Latman steering a 4 3 victory over Wichita. Latman allowed five hits for his sixth win of the season.
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Ankrum and Carpet Clubs Win Softball Tilts
Ankrum and Southwest Carpet Club earned 4 3 and 5 until they led off with a 4-3 win in the Garden City Co op outing. Schultz pitched a 1 hit game with a shaky first frame, while Ankrum blasted Coffee Ann 81 to back Ray Villarreal in the nightcap. Bob Millis was the lone Co op hitter. The Carpet Club offense plated runs in the fifth and sixth as Ackley l and Hartley contributed. In the nightcap Ankrom and Villarreal pushed the Carpet Club to victory with five hits apiece.
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Lakin High Scores Big in Class B Track Meet Upset
In a weekend meet at Manhattan Hill, Lakin High School built an 8-0 lead but faced a late challenge as Keith OCon and crew rallied. Frank McGaughey scored after Bob Mathews and the Kents sparked late offense. Lakin clinched eight straight titles this spring, yet Satanta edged them at the state meet.
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Bowler Rolls Perfect in ABC Tournament Competition
Syracuse reports Ed Shay of Chester Pa rolled a perfect 300 in the American Bowling Congress championships, boosting his total to 733 to top the singles. Don Phelps of Minneapolis had led with 727 as the meet showcased top bowlers and team contenders across 60 schools.
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Chiefs Capture Class B Crown in State Coach Faurot Triumphs
Coach Bob Faurot leads the Chiefs to a Class B state title with Lakin taking runners up. Coach O'Connor also contributes a solid season for the school.
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Detroit Old Timers to Honor Tigers 1907 Pennant Team
The three surviving members of Detroit's 1907 pennant-winning Tigers will attend the Hall of Fame and Old Timers game at Briggs Stadium on June 28. Ty Cobb Sam Crawford and Davey Jones are invited with Crawford and Cobb Hall of Fame members expected to attend.
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Dodger executive weighs Duke talent against effort
Bavasi criticized a Duke with talent who undercuts baseball effort as Omaha and Minneapolis traded blows in a tight contest. Snider belted a homer and a late run settled a 1 0 game. Postponements, travel, and betting totals frame a busy pace as teams vie for position.
Phillies First Baseman Dilemma In 1958 Exhibition
Wally Post emerges as a new first baseman for the Philadelphia Phillies during a 7 6 win over the Washington Senators at Connie Mack Stadium on October 28. The 200 pound outfielder, who began as a pitcher in 1946 for Middletown in the Ohio State League, replaces Harry Anderson as the team cycles through first base options as Maya Smith oversees the lineup. The Phillies have used five players at first base this season including Anderson Dave Philley Pancho Herrera and Willie Jones.
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