Cleveland Fires Bragan. Joe Gordon Takes Reins
Cleveland fires manager Bobby Bragan and hires Joe Gordon as skipper for the remainder of this season and next. Gordon, ex Indians and Yankees second baseman, arrives from Sacramento after San Francisco flight. staff kept. Indians sit 12 games behind Yankees and tied for seventh in the American League.
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Cleveland
Gordon
Lane
Gordon Kready
Fribe
Mel Harder
Eddie Stanky
Red Kresc
Bill Taber
Bragan
Bobby
Herb Score
Indians
Vic Wertz
Ne Dian
Waller P. Johnson
Steve O'Neill
Tibetan massiff roars like lion on rare dog tour
In Lhasa, a rare Tibetan mastiff displays a thunderous roar during a public tour, drawing attention to its enormous size and imposing presence. Local observers note its lionlike cry and striking plumage as it moves between events.
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Lhasa
Tiel
Randall Family Deaths and Funeral Notices
Deaths and funeral notices listed for Randall family members including Homer C. Randall and Corky Randall with surviving relatives Vera Lyons Arvada William Randall Caspers Clarence Randall and other kin. Service set for 2:00 PM Monday at Adams Memorial Chapel with burial at Linn Grove Cemetery. Auxiliary to Greenley Canton No. 6 to hold funeral rites for infant Francisco Soria per arrangements.
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Randall
Dore
Mra
Taterment Linn
Grove Lacharee of
Greeley
Gibson Advances to Wimbledon Round After Ramirez Win
Defending champion Althea Gibson battled into form to defeat Mexico's Yolanda Ramirez 9 7 6 2 in Wimbledon singles, reaching the fourth round as Americans claim five wins while others fall. Janet Hopps of Seattle drops out as U S hopes slim down to a few men and women.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Althea Gibson
Sih
Mexico
Yolande Ramirez
New Yorkey
Miss Gibson
Janet Hopps
Seattle
Uncle Sam
America
Barry Mar Kay
MacKay Trails Aussie As Rain Interrupts Wimbledon Tournament
Wimbledon play was halted by rain as Barry MacKay trailing Bob Mark 6 4 4 5 in the third round. The match paused on a soaked center court, heavy mist turning to rain. Other third round action included Neale Fraser advancing 6-0 6-4 6-3 over Antonio Maggi while Ashley Cooper and Joergen Ulvich postponed due to the soggy surface.
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Wimbledon
England
Barry MacKay
America
Australia
Bob Mark
Mark
MacKay
Dayton
Qlie
Colina
Gardnar Mullay
Corral Gables
Fils
Mike Green
Miami Beach
Neale Fraser
Italy
Antonio Maggi
Ashley Cooper
Denmark
Joergen Ulvich
Rourl
Ortiz Faces Busso in 10-Rounder Friday
NEW YORK AP Carlos Ortiz a flashy Puerto Rico born lightweight raised in New York risks his unbeaten record in a 10 round bout Friday with Johnny Busso, another New Yorker. Ortiz has 26 wins in 27 fights since 1958 with nine knockouts. Busso is 32-7-0 with 1 knockout and has a single stoppage defeat to Gene Poirier.
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New York
Carlos Ortix
Johnny Busso
Waship
Joey Brown
Kenny Lane
Houston
Ortiz
Hollywood
Lou Filippa
Filpipa
Busso
Gene Poirer
Actress Joan Blondel Evicted Over Pet at Framingham Motel
Framingham Massachusetts AP reports actress Joan Blondel was evicted from a motel after the management refused to admit her dog, a small English pug named Murphy. She and the dog then found lodging at a private estate while she prepares for a summer play.
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Framingham
Mass
Joan Blondel
Prides Murphy
Akron brawl erupts after singing contest ends in court
Three members of a singing quintet were sentenced to the city workhouse, one placed in detention and a motion sent to juvenile authorities as discord at a contest sparked a fight. Witnesses said the dispute began when participants demanded another group be disqualified and the second group won anyway.
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Akron
China
City Recrealina Department
Due Quintet
All-Star lineup shows many familiar faces in 1958
In New York, Ted Williams misses starting spot as managers select 25 man American and National League rosters for the July All-Star Game. Musial and Mays lead NL and Mantle and Fox vie in AL, with Banks, Mazeroski and Skinner among notable winners in a votes-based lineup.
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New York
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Baltimore
Willams
Detroit
Red Sox
Pittsburgh
Tittsburgh
Stan Musial
St. Luis
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Hank Aaron
Milwaukkee Gee
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Nelson Fox
Chicago White Sox
Yogi Berra
Harvey Ihe
al Kaline
Williams
Ford Frick
Frank Slocum
Musial
Yankees
Bill Skowro
Yanks
Mickey Vernon
Cleveland
Luis Aparicio
Chicago
Kuenn
Tackie Jensen
Boston
All Star Starters Named for July 8 Game by Leagues
The starting players for the July 8 All Star Games were chosen by players, coaches, and managers across the two major leagues. Managers Casey Stengel and Fred Haney will announce pitchers and reserves later. United selections include Musial, Banks, Aaron, Mantle, Aparicio, Skowron, Mazeroski, and Mahone among others.
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New York
Baltimore
Patchers
Casey Stengel
Fred Haney
Stan Musial
St. Louis
Mazeroski
Pittsburgh
Ile Banks
Chicago
Frank Thomas
Pu Skinner
Bal Mii Maya
San Francisco
Hani Aaron
Milwaukee
da Crandall
Dodgers Win 6th Straight From Braves
Dodgers extend winning streak to six in a row as Don Drysdale earns another complete game and Los Angeles defeats Atlanta 4 1. The Pirates, Giants, and Cardinals also post wins in NL action with key homer by Charlie Neal and Cepeda contributing for San Francisco.
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ED Wilks
Weiler
Los Angeles Dodgers
Reliac
Milwaukee
Don Drysdale
Dedgers
Braves
St. Lois
Pattsburgh
Pirates
San Francisco Giants
Ory
Cincinnati
Dodgers
Lew Burdette
Charlie Neal
Drysdale
Giants
Oran Cepeda
Johnny Antonelli
Harvey Haddix
Cards
Carta
St. Fowls
Funsingam
Skinner
Nan Moslal
Opowerart
Anckean
Thomas
Breen
Baker
Hind
McDaniel
Association press wraps weird score report near end
A garbled Associated Press item from the American League section records a scattering of scores and names including Cleveland, New York, Chicago, and Ballmore with unclear attributions. The text includes odd fragments and misread names, making the exact outcomes and participants difficult to parse.
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Associated Presa Vamerigan League
Bet
Heston
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Ballmore
Olly
Washington
Peldig
Amon
Houston Advances to Third Round in Nat Collegiate Golf Meet
Houston moves into the third round of the National Collegiate Golf Tournament at Williams College as Phil Rodgers, a 22 year old from Houston, defeats Maryland’s Deane Beman on the 11th hole aided by a lateBirdie barrage and a fortuitous elm. The Houston delegation survives into the later rounds with Rodgers, Ray Prat, Jack Chepil, and Frank Wharton among the remaining contenders.
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Houston
Williamstown
Mar
Phil Rodgers
Likey
Maryland
Deane Beman
Rodgers
Chealing
Beman
Ward Welllaufer
Hamilton
Eric Rodgers
Williams College
Berman
Thal
Billy Thornton
North Carolina
Timmy Hakey
Ray Prat
Dack Chepil
Frank Wharton
Malen Fhel
Lopez Slams Three Homers In 8-6 Win Over Senators
AP report notes Hoo ver Lopez blasted three homers driving in five as the As beat Washington 8-6 in 18 innings. The win stretches Kansas City's hot streak and ties the game with the Yankees, while Baltimore and Boston wins affected standings. The article also mentions the Yankees and key players like Cerv, Siebern, and Harshman in a complex box of results.
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Lopez
Senators
EO Wilks
Vere
Kansas City
New York Yankees
Hoover Lopez
Washington
Yankees
Chicago
White Sox
Jack Harshman
Detroit
Balmore
Boston
Cleveland
Indians
Bob
Bragan
Joe Gordon
Philadelphia
Bob Cerv
Roy Slevers
Yanks May Be Most Blanked Club since '39
New York Yankees may be the most shut out club since Casey Stengel took over in 1949. They have four blankings in nine days and five times this season but still trail their 1953 peak of 12 shutouts. Pitchers like Frank Lary and Mel Parnell have held them scoreless, with Parnell four times in 1958, a feat matched by only a few pre and post Stengel era hurlers.
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NEW York
New York Yankees
Casey Stengel
Yankees
Rinless
Yankee
Stengel
Detroit
Frank Lary
Mel Parnell
Boston Red Sox
Walter Johnson
Addie Joss
Pressed text shows 1960s baseball stat lines and names
The fragment lists batting and pitching leaders with players such as Mays Banks Cepeda Santo and Crowe, plus teams including Cincinnati Chicago Boston New York Milwaukee and Cleveland. It mentions runs batted in and home runs and notes on pitching decisions with multiple players named.
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Associated, Press
Mays
San
Francoise Musial
Louis
Crowe
Cincinnati
San Francisco
St. Banks
Chicago
Bea
Los Angeles
Batten
Pitts
Fronoweca
Cee Aeda
Ranatt
Me Wais
Banks
Tuns
Thomass Pittsburgi
Fanks
Walle
Moryn
Mathews
Milwauker
Cepeda
Ian Prandzen
HeMahon
Milwaukee
Morkey
Charinatth
Amman
Swagut
Wattisg
Vornan
Clevelant
Fox
Kansas City
Cove
Kansay’ City
New Yorks
der Kanansey
Boston
St Gornort
Howton
Siovars
Washington
Mntzone
Revion
Kansan Clive
Home Selenson
Ceres Hanan
Randoas
Alstyne native named head golf coach at Michigan State
The announcement confirms Alstyne born coach takes helm as MSU golf head coach. The move impacts team leadership and program direction as they prepare for upcoming season.
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Tep van
Alstyne Fashken
Michigan State
Patterson Harris heavyweight title bout set for August
The State Athletic Commission approved the Patterson versus Harris heavyweight title fight for August 18 at Wrigley Field with Hollywood Legion Stadium co promotion by William Rosensohn. Promoter rival George Parnassus condemned the date while Basilio Argon bout looms August 28.
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Los Angeles
State Athletic Commission
Floyd Patterson
Roy Harris
Jack Ureh
Sacramento
William Rosensohn
New York
Wrigley Field
Hollywood Legion Stadium
Urch
Rosensohn- Hollywood
George Parnassus
Olympic Auditorium
Carmen Basilio
Art Aragon
Parnassus
Pasillo
John Degohn
Joe Netra
Trout Fishing Weekend Outlook Across Colorado
The Colorado Game & Fish Dept expects improved trout fishing this weekend statewide with better prospects in southwestern Colorado and Grand Mesa where most waters are open. Rivers including Arkansas, Yampa, Magle, Pine, Animas, San Juan, Dolores and parts of the Colorado River are clearing and lowering, with favorable conditions anticipated along Gunnison Salida North Park and other basins.
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Denver
Colorado Game & Fish Dept
Colorado
Grand Mesa
Arkansas
Animas
San Juan
Dolores
Colorado River
Rifle
Hot Sulphur Springs
Glenwood Springs
Gunnison
Salda Lordville
Steamshnate Springs
Bagh
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Vio Grande
Middle Park
Ates AL
Senators Clinch Win as Red Tape Slips in Standings
American Association action sees Denver, Minneapolis, and Louisville win key games. Senators push ahead with a 32 victory, aided by Larry Osborne, Stan Pays, and Charley Lau. Jerry Davis notches his ninth win. Colts, Grizzlies, and Braves also claim victories in a tight pennant chase.
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Charleston
Denver
Senators
Minneapolis
Grizelies
Wichita
Omaha
Indianapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Larry Osborne
Stan Paiys
Charley Lau
Frank Barnes
Welker Cooper
Wayne Causey
Tho Bot Hatest
Lacey Curry
Willie Tasby
Saints
13th Inning Homer Ups Western League Race
In a dramatic Thursday game Albuquerque crushed Pueblo 11-4 after 13th inning heroics by Cook and Newkirk. Sky Sox’ Ken Yoke was ejected, Pueblo’s Von Goodell hit a three run shot, while Sioux City and Des Moines won to tighten the chase behind Amarillo.
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Associated Press
Duquerque
Clh
Cook
Atloweil
Dukes
Colorado Springs
Amarillo
Pueblo
Gulf Sox
Yoneka
Des Moines
Sioux City
Lincoln
Albuquerque
Bill Newkirk
Stan Prohovich
Sky Sox
Bour
Ken Yoke
So0k
Seitied i
Jim Russell
von Goodell
Avvarillo
Dave Stenhouse
Poebla
Sam
John Kreuter
Wally Passier
Sovs
Rocky Tedesco
Danny Tynk
Kennel Club Meeting Tuesday at VFW
The Kennel Club will meet Tuesday evening at 6 in the auxiliary room of the VFW home. Mr G D Patton will discuss current Labrador retriever conformation and Virgil Potts will cover correct pug conformation with pictures and slides to aid understanding. For information call 5552.
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Steeley Kennel Club
VFW
G. D. Patton
Virgil Potts
Allain
Minor League Styles and Mixed League Standings
Fragmented OCR lists multiple minor and international leagues with scattered team names and scores. Notable items include references to the American Association, International League, and various city teams such as Denver Wichita Spokane Montreal Richmond Columbus Miami Nashville Tulsa and others with inconsistent results.
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Spokane
Phoenix
Sapremen
Benita
Forlland. Ieake
Montreal
Richmond
Columbus
Sforento
Miami
Bufalo
Chattanooga
Phoenix Giants Lose Lead as Indians Shutout Whittles
The Phoenix Giants lost ground in the Pacific Coast League title race as Spokane pitcher Larry Sherry allowed just three hits over nine innings, delivering a 3-0 win. Vancouver crushed San Diego 9-2 to move within one game of Phoenix, while Sacramento edged Seattle 3-2 and Portland beat Salt Lake City 4-3.
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Associated ‘Press
Phoenix Giants
Larry Sherry
Spokane
Ite Fanls
Indians
Vancouver Mounties
San Diego
Padres
Phoenix
Sacramento Bolons
Seattle Rainiers
Porgaod
Salt Lake City Bees
Palmer Shoots Record 66 in Long Island Open
Palmer Arnakf Palmer, a pro with $28,260.82 career earnings, shot a record 66 in the first round of the Long Island Open to take a lead at the Fine Hollow course. He matched a 34-22 start, missed a 65 by a lip-out on the 18th, and held a two-stroke edge over Dutch Harrison and George Bernardino, while Sam Snead and Tommy Bolt posted solid rounds. The field will be trimmed to 100 after Friday’s play and to 60 after Saturday’s third round.
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Norwich
N.Y
Arnakf Palmer
Labrohe
E. J. “Dutch” Harrison
St Louis
George Bernardino
University of Miami
Fla
Miami Springs
Sam Snaed
Tommy Bolt
Hilly Casper Jr
Inoury
Flint
Mich
Wright Leads After Opening Round at Forest Lake Open
Mickey Wright, 2 over par after 18 holes at Forest Lake Country Club, navigated windy conditions to finish with 74. She held a stroke lead over past Open champions Retty Jameson and Loree Suggs, while Betsy Rawls and Jackie Pung competed amid strong field.
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Mickey Wright
Forest Lake
Detroit
U.S
Enurigaya Forest Lake Country Club
Jonghitting Blond
Chula Vista
Calif
Miss Wright
Retty Jameson
San Antonio
Logige Suggs
Sea Island
Jackie Pung
Reassuring Plan for Toledo Seniors Calls Daily
A Toledo telephone answering service markets a reassuring daily call for elderly persons living alone. Subscribers may request a daily check in and are alerted if the call is not answered.
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Toledo
Ohio
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