Redlegs Rally Past Pirates With Five Errors
Cincinnati Redlegs beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 9 to 6 after five Pirate errors and 11 hits sparked a high scoring game. Dick Groat committed three errors in the field, leading to three unearned Redlegs runs. Bob Smith pitched well until the late innings when unearned runs added up.
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Mihalic Wins Boston Go In Heat Against Kelley
Mihalic, 36, Yugoslav runner from Belgrade, won the 62nd Boston A B Marathon in 2 25 24 beating Johnny Kelley who finished in 2 30 51. Heat scorched the field as the course reached 84 degrees at the halfway point. Kelley faded after a bid to overtake Mihalic on the hills.
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Cubs Rally Over Cardinals Behind Moryn and Long
Walt Moryn and Dale Long hit timely home runs in the eighth as the Chicago Cubs rallied to defeat the St. Louis Cardinals 6-3. The Cubs extended their win streak to four against St Louis and remained the majors' only undefeated club. Stan Musial homered for the Cardinals, who also loaded the bases but could not overcome Mizell's early gem.
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Backbone Wins Chesapeake Stakes in Photo Finish
Backbone edged favorite Nala by a neck to claim the $24,125 Chesapeake Stakes at Laurel. Nala and Principado, Derby eligibles, finished second and third as Backbone clocked 1:44 3-5 for the mile and sixteenth, earning $16,800.
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Pfeiffer Blanks Belmont Abbey 5-0 in Baseball
Pfeiffer defeated Belmont Abbey 5 to 0 in Misenheimer. Pitcher Tommy Jamieson pitched four hits allowed and contributed two hits at the plate as Pfeiffer ran its record to seven wins. Jimmy Russell added two hits while Al Beam collected two for Belmont Abbey.
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UNC Golf Team Rips Gamecocks
North Carolina golfers rout South Carolina 24 to 2 in Chapel Hill securing their sixth straight win. Billy Thorton shot 69 to lead. Bob McCarty 71 for USC. Tar Heels face Clemson next Tuesday with multiple 3 0 victories noted in best ball and individual matches.
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Spahn Fans Phillies In 5-0 Braves Victory
Warren Spahn pitched a complete game shutout for Milwaukee against Philadelphia at Connie Mack Stadium. He scattered five hits, struck out four, and walked five in his first win of 1958 as Milwaukee backed him with a 13 hit attack including two homers led by Mel Roach in his first outfield game.
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Carolinas Lead Virginias in Captain's Putter Doubles
Patton and Smith scored best ball to give the Carolinas a 41-19 first half lead over Virginia in the Captain's Putter golf event at Pinehurst. The Carolinas later won several doubles matches and hold a 5-1 series edge with Sunday singles and a planned Virginia return match.
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Miami Net Team Blanks Wildcats
Miami defeats Davidson 9-0 to extend its win streak to 38 matches and 12th this season. Jerry Moss and Allan Quay win singles, with Capell and Donnadieu also victorious. Doubles Moss Quay and Capell Donnadieu win as Miami sweeps in Davidson.
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Giants Crush Dodgers 11-4 as Gomez Allows Six Hits
San Francisco hitters club Los Angeles at the Coliseum with five homers, led by Hank Sauer and Orlando Cepeda. Ruben Gomez won his second decision amid a 41,303-car crowd, while Dodgers pitchers yielded long balls from Hodges Neal and Gray. Davenport, Mays, and Sni der contributed for the Giants.
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Palmer Tops Golf Money List After Masters Win
Arnold Palmer leads 1958 PGA earnings with $19,833, well ahead of Bill Casper Jr. at $13,861 and Ken Venturi at $13,731 as of Saturday. Dick Mayer and others fall out of the top 25 while Don Finsterwald leads the Vardon Trophy and Ryder Cup points with a 71.08 average.
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