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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1958
Page
7
Curt Flood delivered a two run homer in the ninth inning to break Ronnie Kline's shutout and give St. Louis a 2-1 victory over Pittsburgh, extending their winning streak to four as they sit just behind the Giants in the NL race.
Fred Huber Brewers manager says game with Whitewater at Recreation Park likely if rain stops. Non conference clash key for morale as Monroe seeks first win over Whitewater. Jake Carter returns to mound after undefeated season at Winona State Teachers.
Beloit built four and five run innings to hand Monroe Junior Legion its first loss of the season. Foster pitched nine strikeouts, while Beloit hitters Pohlman Winger Merlet Taylor Plautz and Foster led the attack. Monroe players Theiler Ponyicsanyi and Lochner contributed limited hits as coaching changes and player absences shaped the matchup.
The Tigers pitcher Paul Foytack end his losing streak with a five hit 5-0 complete game against the Orioles. Duke Snider and Gil Hodges of the Dodgers combined for 11 RBIs in two extra inning wins over the Reds. Hodges homered to spark a three run 10th inning in the opener for a 13-10 win. Both later homered early in the second game and Hodges and Snider delivered three more RBIs in a five run 11th to finish 7-2.
The sequoia is estimated to live between 2500 and 3000 years and can grow over 300 feet tall, according to experts.
Milwaukee manager Fred Haney will direct the National League All Star squad at Baltimore on July 8 using a new voting method. Managers coaches and players vote for eight players from any team except their own, with Haney and Casey Stengel choosing pitchers. Haney will rely on final league tabulations to name top finishers and add a third catcher and eight pitchers from other managers recommendations.
Rory Calhoun of White Plains New York and Chicago’s Bobby Boyd top a 10 round nationally televised card in Chicago Stadium. Calhoun 34 4 1 faces Boyd 48 8 3 after Calhoun’s 2 round TKO of Boyd last November. Calhoun ranked sixth Ring Magazine seventh NBA. Boyd ranked eighth by both. ABC telecasts at 10 p.m. EDT.
The Kansas City Athletics will run a baseball school for boys over 14 at Horlick athletic field from June 30 to July 2.
Green Bay announces Dick Deschaine will return for the 1958 NFL season. Deschaine, a Packers punter since 1955, has led the club in punting and twice finished second in the league. last season he averaged 42 yards on 63 kicks.
Henry Sabert Gunn, a 96 year old retired salesman of Memphis Tennessee, defied odds of 28 000 to 1 to collect a $3000 prize. He plans to give the money away to someone who needs it more.
The continent averages about 6 000 feet in elevation with mountain ranges rising to 15 000 feet. This summary notes the general topography without naming specific ranges or peaks.
Gemplers topped Commercial Bank 8 to 1 behind Herman Blum who struck out 13 and walked four. Delbert Indergand and Forrest Ludwig scored early for Gempler runs as Hayes homered and Robertson and Goodrich added the offense. Next action pairs Commercial Bank with Simmons and Gempler with Brodhead as tight standings loom.
Rochester exits the Three I league due to finances and Winona Minnesota takes the franchise. The Winona team, affiliated with the Kansas City Athletics, moves to Winona for its first game. League president Hal Totten says the season will be split and the second half will restart with all clubs starting over.
American League standings show New York 40 22 .645 leading, Kansas City 32 30, Detroit 32 31, Cleveland 31 35, Baltimore 28 34, Washington 28 35. Results include New York 6 Chicago 2, Boston 4 Cleveland 3, Detroit 5 Baltimore 0, Washington 2 Kansas City 2 rain, and notable Los Angeles Cincinnati doubleheader 13-7 and 10-2 with 11 innings.
Detroit pitcher Paul Foytack threw a five hit complete game shutout to beat Baltimore 5-0, his first victory since May 31, while the Tigers rise to within sight of second in the AL under manager Bill Norman. He improved to 6-7 with five strikeouts and two walks as Detroit supported him with a four run fifth inning after Gail Harris' homer. The Yankees beat the White Sox 6-2 as New York expanded its lead.
ST. LOUIS Daniel R Fitzpatrick two time Pulitzer editorial cartoonist for the St Louis Post Dispatch will retire August 1 after nearly 45 years with the paper He will be succeeded by fellow Pulitzer winner Bill Mauldin The Wisconsin native has been on leave for two months and has published more than 14 000 cartoons including sharp satire.
Classifieds advertise buy Sell rent hire find and notify options in The Times Want Ad pages. Readers are urged to phone 3 for contact and inquiries.
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