Baseball game between Pirates and Cardinals at Mazeroski
National League Carolina League clash notes Mazeroski with Po 24 il and Louis 27 14. Mentions Blasingame Kasko Musial Groat Kluszewski and Smith. LOB Pittsburgh six St. Louis. Game details read as fragmented rosters and scoring notes.
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Torgeson Stars As Yankees Race To Split With Chicago
Torgeson drives in runs and fields unassisted plays as New York tops Chicago 27 to 20 in a high scoring game. Kubek Skowron Mantle Berra contribute with RBIs and home runs while Bauer and Donavan handle pitches. Sox suffer eight double plays and 12 hits in the slugfest.
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Braves and Yankees Stars Spark Big Wins
Hitting: Wes Covington and Hank Aaron each homered twice driving in five runs as the Braves beat the Giants 7-6 to regain the NL lead. Pitching: Johnny Bucks and Yankees blanked the White Sox 13-0 allowing only two first four inning singles by Billy Goodman.
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Hornets Improve Pitching As They Rally for Win
Charlotte shaded Jacksonville 4 3 for its fifth win in six games lifting the Sally League club from a mid May slump. Manager Gene Verble boasted of improved pitching and predicted a rise up the standings as Knoxville defeated Augusta 7 3 with Jerry Walker earning his third win.
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Hi-Toms Sign Two University of Delaware Players
Philadelphia morning notes reveal Hi-Toms signed Gene Watson and Jim Smith from the University of Delaware, both assigned to the team though not yet reported to the local club. Len Bonczek rookie shortstop from Duke joined the roster last night amid new faces and active roster shifts.
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PCC Loop Seeing Its Last Days
The Pacific Coast Conference faces collapse as Stanford may approve leaving for a new five member alliance with Washington California UCLA and Southern California. Washington State Idaho Oregon State and Oregon would remain as PCC members after July 1 1959.
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Dodgers Seeks Chavez Ravine Deal With Wrigley Field Swap
A city ballot proposition would trade 300 acres of Chavez Ravine to the Dodgers in exchange for Dodger-owned Wrigley Field. The plan includes a new 52,000 seat stadium, a 40 acre recreation park, and up to 6.9 million dollars in public funding plus road and site work. Opponents call the deal a giveaway. supporters say it brings outside money, tax revenue, and recreation facilities.
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Big Cinder Meet slated for Saturday
Houston hosts the annual Meet of Champions with athletes from six conferences and 28 states. Abilene Christian relays face strong Houston opposition as three Houston freshmen join the varsity. Morrow defends sprint titles in 100 and 220, with tough rivals from Oklahoma and Illinois in a crowded field.
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Braves Rally as Gomez Yields Ten in Loss
Homers by Cunningham and Musial pace a high scoring day as the Cardinals beat the Braves 6 4. Gomez took the loss giving up four runs on 10 hits while Jackson earned the win in a game featuring five homers and several key hits.
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New Arrival Dawson Leaves Early Lead in Senior Golf
Johnny Dawson from Palm Desert California led the first day of the United States Seniors Championship at Apawamis with a 70, three strokes ahead of Joe Wells and James McAlvin. Dawson was 55 only since December and seeks a strong showing after finishing runner-up in the 1947 National Amateur.
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Redlegs pitchers share early spring starts as Purkey grinds out CG
Six Cincinnati pitchers drew starts in the first 11 spring games for the Redlegs. Only two complete games came from Bob Purkey, former Pirates hurler.
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Minor Loop Scores Across Leagues Update
Scores from the Pacific Coast League and other minor circuits show Portland and Seattle tied 1 0 in Phoenix. Notable results include Vancouver 5 Portland 4 and Salt Lake City 8 Sacramento 2 with strong showings by Toronto 5 Richmond 4 in the International League.
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