Seven Colorado Staters to End College Baseball at Omaha
Seven Colorado State Bears will end their collegiate careers next week in the 1957 NCAA College World Series at Omaha. Key losses include pitcher John Hogg and Del Petersen, both pivotal in three Rocky Mountain Conference titles. Other seniors include Wayne Coates, Willie Weight, Ten Stern, Irv Brown, and Joe Edson. Hogg stands 25-6 lifetime with 2.87 ERA, Petersen led in RBIs and batting, and Coates, Stern, Wright, and Edson added steady Swiss-army performance as the Bears prepare for Omaha.
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Braves Add $100,000 Bonus Catcher to Bullpen Roster
NEW YORK Giants beat the Braves 6 1 in 13 innings as Dusty Rhodes drives in the decisive run. Newly joined bonus catcher Bob Taylor from Metropolis IL warmed up both Spahn and Phillips but saw little field time while in the bullpen. Brown, veteran of Milwaukee, posted 101 at bats 73 runs 36 hits 20 stolen bases and 346 batting average, noting he never enjoys a Braves loss and remains strong defensively in center.
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