Homers Return Braves To First Place In Loop
The Milwaukee Braves regain first in the NL after a 7-6 win over the San Francisco Giants. Hank Aaron Wes Covington each hit two homers and Felix Mantilla added one as Don McMahon earned the win.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1958
Page
3
The Milwaukee Braves regain first in the NL after a 7-6 win over the San Francisco Giants. Hank Aaron Wes Covington each hit two homers and Felix Mantilla added one as Don McMahon earned the win.
An advertisement promotes Doan's Pills to ease bladder irritation and related discomfort. It claims eight key benefits including soothing bladder irritation, fast pain relief for backaches headaches and muscular pains, and a mild diuretic effect through the kidneys. The copy highlights long trust in the product and offers a new economy size.
Baseball results show Wash 5 Kan. City 4 and Wash 10 Kan. City 9. Other games include New York 13 Chicago 0 and Boston 7 Cleveland 3 with several night matches across the league.
Burlington school department bought a ton of aluminum from the state for 25 dollars after it was dumped on Springfield High School grounds. Supt. William T. Logan Jr. said the district now has enough aluminum to last the next 15 years.
Vince Martinez and Virgil Akins wrapped training for Friday’s welterweight title bout in St. Louis. Akins predicted a knockout by eight rounds, while Martinez expected a win by decision or knockout over 15 rounds. Box office foresees about 9,000 in attendance and $60,000 in gate money, with each challenger guaranteed $30,000.
Franklin County Agricultural Agent Ralph C. McWilliams notes the best sap run in years in St. Albans Vermont despite squirrels tapping plastic pipelines. He advises farmers to tap a couple of trees and let the squirrels take the sweet sap.
The Hartford Accident and Indemnity Co. received $2,880 from an unknown writer who claimed reimbursement for money taken under false pretenses. The letter said there is nothing like a clear conscience and was signed A Sorry Sinner.
Judge Alfred D. Noyes of Montgomery County Maryland argues teens age 16 are too young to drive at night. He cites literacy in mechanics but urges maturity and safe judgment, favors junior permit laws restricting night driving for 16 to 18 year olds.
Donald K. Faris, a former missionary and UN agricultural advisor, warns that about 60 percent of the world’s population—over 1.6 billion people—live in continuous hunger in Asia Africa and Latin America. He cites daily calorie gaps and urges Christian compassion as a path to aid.
Mrs. Blance Granger of Rutland was awarded $1000 by a county court jury for injuries after she tripped leaving a baby-sitting job. The jury held the employer negligent for a poorly lighted and unrepaired passageway.
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