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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1959
Page
7
Del Crandall drove in four runs with a homer and a two run double as the Braves topped the St. Louis Cardinals 9-5, widening their lead over the Giants. Crandall's hot bat boosts Milwaukee's pace in the pennant race while Law and Face pace Pirates to victory over the Giants.
The American League shows Baltimore leading with a 35 31 record and .590, New York and Boston close behind. Tuesday results include Baltimore over Cleveland and Chicago over Washington. In the National League Milwaukee and Los Angeles top the standings with Chicago and Pittsburgh close. Tuesday scores feature Milwaukee over St. Louis and Los Angeles over Philadelphia.
Major League softball featured sharp pitching as Simmons edged Templers 1 to 0 behind Larry Rackow. Rackow struck out six with no fielding errors as Gemplers Herman Blum allowed four hits and eight strikeouts. Simmons scored in the sixth on two walks and a hit.
In the Playaround leagues the Braves shut out the Dodgers 9 to 0, and the Tigers blanked the Indians 7 to 0 in National and American play respectively. Mark Winzenried pitched a three hitter for the Braves with four RBIs, Scott Haberman collected three hits, and Terry Hayes earned the Giants win while Goetz drove in five. Rupp and Buchholtz contributed runs for the Cubs and Tigers with Marean driving in two after a throwing error.
New York expert predicts heavy favor Floyd Patterson will KO Ingemar Johansson in the opening round at Yankee Stadium. Patterson’s crouch and rapid body and head flurries, plus superior speed and power, are cited as decisive against the standup Swedish challenger who relied on a single big right hand.
Milwaukee recalls southpaw Juan Pizzaro from Louisville after a no hit game with Kentucky. Bob Hartman of Kenosha is sent to Louisville to fill the roster, bringing Hartman’s 20-10 record from Atlanta last year into the Braves system.
The 40 year old Ted Williams returned to Briggs Stadium with a single and a homer in three at bats guiding the Red Sox to a 10-4 win over the Tigers. Williams lifted his average to .202 and renewed his late career resilience amid a Detroit slide noted by a fifth loss in seven games. The Yankees won 10-2 over Kansas City as Cleveland faltered. White Sox moved within one game of the league lead with a 4-1 win over Washington.
Stanley Kolaszewski, 40, of Menominee Michigan, was killed Tuesday when the bulldozer he was operating overturned on a Highway 41 construction project.
Dodgers manager Walter Alston says the team could win the National League pennant if Gil Hodges and Duke Snider keep hitting, with pitching holding up. He cites Wally Moon’s 16 game streak, Jim Gilliam’s hot run, and Don Demeter’s 14 homers and 50 RBIs as factors in a stronger season than last year.
Yesterday's action featured Del Crandall driving in four runs with a double and a homer as the Braves beat the Cardinals 95. On the mound Milt Pappas held the Indians to five hits and struck out four in a 5-1 win over the first place club.
In Minnesota, St Paul lies about ten miles east of its twin city Minneapolis, underscoring the tight geographic and urban linkage between the two communities.
Italian lightweight Mario Vecchiato meets Bobby Scanlon in Chicago Stadium for a 10 round title duel. Vecchiato is unbeaten in 18 with 43 victories in 52 starts and 14 KOs. Scanlon, from San Francisco, has 32 wins in 36 starts with 10 KOs and recently lost two of his past three fights.
Yemen borders Saudi Arabia in the southwest and features small, a few story buildings perched on mountain ridges about two miles high, forming a unique skyline across the high terrain.
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