Braves Meet New Pilot Three Straight Wins for New Manager
Braves owner Haney fresh from Pirates firing takes Milwaukee club as manager and leads Braves to a 3-2 win over the Dodgers. Haney, now in Milwaukee, says the league is tough but promises continued effort as he revives a struggling team. He reflects on past Pirates failures and asserts Braves will fight to the wire.
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Braves Haney
Pittsburgh
Milwayheel
Fred Haney
Braves
Pritt
Pittsburys Pirates
Dodgers
Milwaukee
Sons
Pirates
Ince
Haney
Pirats
Charlie Ceram
Hin Jie
Trough Hall
Tebbetts off beat pattern leads Reds to first place win
The ex outfield manager Birdie Tebbetts uses an unusual pitching rotation to push Cincinnati into first place as Milwaukee and Pittsburgh chase. The Reds beat the Pirates 3-2 with a mixed starter relief approach while New York Yankees, Detroit, and Chicago see varied results, including Detroit’s 7-4 win at Briggs Stadium and Baltimore’s 5-2 loss.
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Presa
Jeiteost
Birdie Tebbetts
Ney
Cinsinnati
Milwaukee Braves
Pirates
Hetakes
Birdie
New York
Philadelphia Phillies
Yankees
Wamey
Hal Jeffcoat
Mickey Mantle
Owaf
Buster Freeman
Detroit
Briges Stadium
Brat
Tigers
Chicago
Brooks Lawrence
White Sox
Balti
Kansas City
Washington
Jefferson City and Columbia Extend Eighth District Baseball Race
Jefferson City and Columbia each drop from perfect records as the Eighth District race tightens. Mexico beat Columbia 13-8 while Fulton edged Jefferson City 5-4 in nine innings. Next meetings are July 1 in Columbia and July 8 in Jefferson City with the title likely settled in the final game.
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Jefferson City
Columbia
American Legion
Mexico
Fuleton
Ole
Colmbia
A's Extend Jinx Over Nationals in KC Victory
The Athletics beat the Washington Senators 4-2 in Kansas City behind Alex Kellner’s seven hitter. Kellner snapped a three game skid as Hal Griggs struggled and unearned runs in the first inning helped seal the win. Hector Lopez and Johnny Groth delivered key doubles, while Wilf Welter and Tiny Lemon contributed in the field and offense. The Orioles lead the season series 9-3. St Louis and Brooklyn open a crucial three game set as they sit near the top.
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Kansas City
Washington Senators
Senators
Alex Kellner
Washington
Baltimore Orioles
A’s
Orioles
A's
Hal Griggs
Nats
Kellner
Thompson
Hector Lopez
Hau
Wilfielter
Tiny Lemon
Johnny iGroth
Jos Valdigielso
Jim Vinigan
Lopez
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn
Hagan Leads Junior Tourney After Opening Round
In Mexico Missouri U Das Magan of Mexico led four others into the final one hole rower of the State Juror Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament. Hagan dominated day one with a five stroke lead after a 87 74. Derrill Pate Dick Landau Jerry Krause and Rick Bates trailed. The top four advance to the national Jaycee tournament at Fargo North Dakota this summer. Michigan has won the NCAA hockey championship five times.
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Mexico
U—Das Magan
Chamber of Commerce
Hagan
Derrill Pate
Joplin
Dick Landau
St. Joseph
Jerry Krause
Kansas City
Rick Bates
Webster Groves
Fargo
N. C
All Star Balloting Boosts Cardinals Amid Crowd of Names
The Post-Tribune reports heavy voting for Stan Musial and other Cardinals in the 1958 All-Star balloting with Yankees Mantle and Yogi Berra among top vote earners. Voters list wide fields from Verban to Williams as positions and leaders in both leagues are tracked, highlighting Musial in right field and the surge of Cardinal support.
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Post-Tribune
Jefferson Motoga
Musial
Republic
Boies
St. Louis
Mantle
Haslmorn Voles
New York
Repulski
Tele
Brookfield Eyes Tie Bid With Pro Tryouts Friday
Brookfield nears a pennant tie while Friday’s program features girl star tryouts before a Moberly Miners game. Manager Bill Allington seeks professional potential, with Jeanne Weaver issuing a 60 yard sprint challenge and a $25 prize for best female sprinter.
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Givis
Brookfield
Hs Benivalle
Souri Dan Johnson
Red Birds
Aishe
Bill Allington
Western Lenguot
Yble
Jeanne Weaver
Osage Bend Ties for Third in Ozark League Standings
Osage Bend gains a tie for third place in the Ozark League as they rout Stringtown 21 7. Bernard Bode had four hits and Tommy Schmidt homered for Osage Bend, moving into a three way tie with St Thomas. Mokane leads the standings followed by Taos.
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Osage Bend
String Town
Osae Bord
Stringtown
St. Thores
Osage
Suntay
Ned West
Bernard Bode
Tommy Schmidt
Sage Bend
Batokant
Taos
Osane Ay
Thomas Aon Aiinaown
Saey
Hrazla
Mt Bb
Hacen
Eas
Senay ‘Leila
Gemtertown
Mokane
Bineite
New Haven Rallies To Defeat Hermann In Inter-City Meet
New Haven wins a tight inter-city golf meet against Hermann as the third leg of the Central Haven series narrows the score. Fulton and Moeckl led with ten hits combined while Allhoft allowed ten, with next weekend sending Bay to New Haven and Hermann to Chamuls.
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Hermann
New
Central Haven
Missouri
Manthes
Lea Fulton
Jefferson
City
Columbia
Sedalia
Full Moeckl
Allhoft
Bay
New Haven
Herman
Chamuls
Baseball Leaders and Standings Snapshot from World Series Era
The item lists top players and leaders across teams such as Pittsburgh St. Louis New York Boston Cleveland and Kansas City. Mantle Helmsed various categories including home runs runs batted in batting average and pitching records based on limited at bats and decisions. Notable names include Mantle Berra Lemon Simpson Wertz and Boyer with several teams cited.
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al Harsh
Loi
Pittsburgh
Halley
Cinedinnati
Boyer
St. Louis
Clemente
Moon
I — Boyer
St. Long
Long
Snider
Brooklns
Lawrence
Cincinnati
Manlie
Newry York
Vernon
Boston
Mantle
New York
Wertz
Cleveland
Simpson
Kansas City
Berra
Lemon
Washington
Hill — Mantle
National League Baseball Standings and Schedule Snippet
Ambiguous standings show Milwaukee, Chicago, New York, Philadelphia leading. Tuesday and Monday schedules list matchups like St Louis at Brooklyn and Chicago at New York Mush. The teletypes note results Philadelphia 4 and Milwaukee 3 with Pittsburgh 2, plus various planned games and player pairings such as Koufax and Antonelli in key duels.
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Mickey Vernon
Jincvey Kucan
Chico Carrasquel
Cleveland
J'ed Willams
Borton
Minnia Minoso
Chi+ango
Culey Mield
Mickey Montlo
York
Jiny Plersal
Boston
Aya
al Kaline
Detrolt
Honkk Bauer
New York
Yoxgl Verra
Sherman Lollar
Chicago
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National Leagua
Ted Cherawaki
Mal
Nat Nuage
Red Wae
Johny Ken Boye
St. Tats
I Reddo Maltesws
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Shootatap
Finle Tanks
Chierage
Banoe
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Cutcheroo
Way Crampenella
Brooklyn
Ba Gulley
Cinechmalt
Hebi Sinemath
TiUshvirg
Groetelyer
Milwauiken
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Dickson
Koufax
Mushc
Antonelli
Cinehinati
Kupestein
Simanons
Ture Fette
Cinemnatic
Pitsburgh
Gies
America
Toston
Baltimore
Kansas
City
Tate Washington
Moore Vediva Pultee
Washington
Knansas City
Stewart
Santage
Toslon
Clevelant
Delock
Detroit
Grim
Lary
Moiday
Kansas City
Park Board Roundup Sets One Hitters In Local Baseball
Park Board action features Optmists and Chamois in decisive one hit games. Pohl held Kiwanis to one hit, while Trippensee and Ellis saw mixed results. Veterans of Foreign Wars and Central Labor squads posted strong showings with late innings shaping outcomes. Multiple leagues including Midget and Intermediate saw low scoring contests and standout pitching performances.
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Trippensee
ab-Fabick
Carl Pratt
Chamois
WEW
Central Labor
Ramies
Chamnis
Pohl
Kiwanis
Tom Heisler
Veterans of
Foreigns
Ellis
Wats
Dalstein Eliy
Inland
Clark
Dalstein- Eley
Case
Dantetruc
Weilmannery Tamptinegman
General Supply
Kiwanie
Indhert
Blewert
Cen
Scruggs-Guhleman
Fabick
Sup Kentray Tanar
Nahistrum
Pabie Fae
Lindhart
Auelepare
Laake
Resa
Jay Badster Club to Map Plans for June 27 Wrestling Program
The article notes preparations by Foosters to Meat Members of the Jay Badster Club for a wrestling program at Public School Stadium concession stand on June 27. It mentions Ron Plassmeyer leading the batting with two doubles one triple and an error. Pitcher Jimmy Klug is credited with two safeties and a 18 ft slam described as smacked out.
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Strep Jeli
Wallace Hill
Fulton American Legion
Eighth District Baseball Commission
Hill
Eldon
Mexico
Fulton
Wilk
American Legion
A. F. Barnhouse
Jimmy Klug
Charmais
Ron Plassmeyer
Jay Badster Club
Concesion Staid
Bears Face Mexico In B J Game Tonight
The Bears host Mexico in a baseball game with Vande Metr on the mound after a five hitter. Leroy Howser and Garey Scrivner will handle infield duties while Tony Friskut and Jerry Towbenh lead the lineup. Don McNamara and De Rittman are lined up for Mexico as the Ramblers pause until Sunday after tonight’s game.
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Mexico
Jefferson CY Benes
Washington
Bears
Missouri Hay
Will
Seconel Nse
Hsienpheeys Anti
Vie Mneup
Walcher Din Keeney
Aia
Moxie Py
Vande- Mebt
Honra
Tony Fritsut
Selge Herst Sevond
Floyi Molaerts
Balstop
Tunvyy Drhokey
Jerry Towbben
Die Heldel
Gene Hazelhorst
Eumphreyr Sit Witteler
Wilson Bolsters White Sox Staff
CHICAGO The second place Chicago White Sox would be stronger today with pitcher Jim Wilson, acquired in a six player deal from Baltimore. Wilson, who has five wins, starred while his teammates praised the move and manager Marty Marion. Veteran Dave Philley admitted not having his best night, but credited the defense for keeping the game close.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Jin Wilson
Baltimore
Wilko
We Box
Hale
Aisa
Marty Murton
Wix
Conrig Jalegoi
Mike Vornioles
Szuzina Draw With King Cotton In Rough Bout
New York middleweight Franz Szuzina fought Charley Cotton to a split decision deadlock at St Nicholas Arena. Referee Scalzo favored Szuzina while Cotton led on Judge Recht and Angello had a draw, as AP also listed it even. Szuzina, a 34 draw veteran, outweighed Cotton by about 1 1 2 pounds.
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New York
Charley (King) Cotton
Germany
Franz Szuzina
Flo
St. Nicholas Arena
Pete Scalzo
Bill Recht
Cotton
Joe Angello
Dyck Delivers Wins as Redlegs Top Phillies in 10th
Jefferson City’s Jim Dyck, a Cincinnati infielder outfielder, scored the decisive run in the 10th as Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 7-4 to move into first place in the National League. Dyck advanced on Frank Robinson’s single and scored on Roy McMillon’s blooper, with Cincinnati adding two more runs to seal the win.
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Mexico
Jefferson City
Moberly
Marshall
Columbia
Sedalia
Boonville
Beookfield
Steiny
Longs
Dean
Llarbour
Marstinsk
Merchants
Eagles
Missouri
Minpets
Yralling
Power and Light
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Ron Rum Drews
Gill
Zimerman
Hark
John Jeffrey
Calvary Baptist
Furth Gutheran Jn
Hammond
Weber
Beck
The
Baptists
Weeg Ney Merchante Cyerrre Ord
AF Engler
Jim Dyck
Cincipnati
Riediega
Philadelphia
Dyck
Ted Kluszewski
Frank Robinson
Alngla
Roy McMillon
Redlegs
Acare
Tunata
Trans-Mississippi Half Off In Oklahoma City Tilt
Weather dominated the second half of the Trans-Mississippi event in Oklahoma City as players from English Topeka Wichita and St Louis faced strong winds. Ten competitors completed the 45-hole course with tight scores and the wind emerged as a key factor throughout the qualifying rounds.
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Ate Vader Poe
Utne
Topeka
Kier
Hocky
Thomson
Wichita
Texael Sie Harprian Jr
Oklatome
Agine
Todiy
Jim Dinckson
St Louis
Oklahoma
Wichita Cracks St Paul Streak
Wichita defeated St Paul to end their winning run and move into second place behind Denver. Hazle homered twice and drove in four runs as Wichita won 9 to 5 while St Paul failed to gain ground on the Saints and Braves battled for position in the standings.
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Wichita
St. Paul
Asan
Associated Press
Himkioer
Otlind
Amo Winatronk
Charleston
Omatin
Denver
Lovila
Qiaines
Wickita
OM Raines
Jehlin
Riddle
Ecotes
Braves
Rench
Bos Hazle
Jefferson City Sports Schedule Highlights Tonight
Baseball Bears face Mexico in the Han Johnson League at Booom Stadium Washington Park hosts the Lions against Doehle s in the Interted {ote League at 8 pm Tweedies meets Mr. Freshie in the Midget League at Clones Field CVC takes on Faith Lutheran in Girls League at 6 30 pm Knights of Columbus duel News Trib une in Senior League at Duensing Field Highway Patrol battles National Guard in Intermediate League at 9 30 pm all at Duensing Field or nearby venues
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Washington Senators
Griffith Stadium
Washington Blar
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Mexico
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Washington Park
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CVC
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Duensing
Knights of Columbus
News-Tribune
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del Crandall
Wank Aaron
Joe Adcock
Gene Conley
Ed Mathews
Lew Burdette
Tebbetts
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Dani Filfferd
Tetterson City
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Fayette
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Willis
George Schupp
Dick Nacy Jr
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