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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1958
Page
7
Dodgers score twice after a warning to Conley as Jackowski calls for a pivot foot off the rubber. Koufax dominates Braves with 11 inning two hit shutout potential, aided by Gilliam Roseboro and Furillo. Logan adds both Braves hits as Dodgers win 6 3.
Braves manager Fred Haney backed off his attack on NL President Warren Giles after a radio interview and a written clarification. He had accused Giles of lacking guts in Cincinnati and questioned his integrity, then retracted the Cincinnati reference and later the charge that Giles had no guts.
Yesterday's Stars Batting-Bob Nieman and Orioles slugged two homers to lift Baltimore past Detroit 6-4, extending the Tigers' skid to six games. Dodgers pitcher Sandy Koufax tossed a two-hitter as Los Angeles rallied from a 3-0 deficit to beat Milwaukee in 11 innings with Duke Snider delivering a decisive pinch hit double.
The Cubs climbed to second place by walloping the Tigers 11 to 4 as Dick Witt sparked the win with three hits. Mueller pitched for the Cubs, five runs allowed with seven strikeouts. The Athletics stay atop after two doubleheader wins over the Redlegs, 5-0 and 16-8, while Tigers drop to 2-4 with two losses.
The White Sox manager Al Lopez had predicted a pennant but Chicago lost 5 to 1 to the Yankees in Chicago. New York powered by three homers from Mantle Bauer and Throneberry extended its winning streak while Chicago dropped to last in the AL.
American League leaders New York 25 12 , Kansas City 14 12 .538 Baltimore 13 13 .500. Cleveland 15 17 .469 but tied for spots. Tuesday results include Baltimore 6 Detroit 4 New York 5 Chicago 1 Kansas City 7 Washington 3 Boston 6 Cleveland 1. Thursday games list New York at Detroit Baltimore at Chicago Washington at Cleveland Boston at Kansas City.
The Wisconsin baseball team defeated Western Michigan 23-2 in Kalamazoo marking the second straight win over the Broncos. Wisconsin erupted in the second inning sending 16 batters to the plate for 12 runs on seven hits, five walks and two sacrifice flies. The Badgers totaled 24 hits with seven doubles three triples and a home run led by Jim Rogneby with five hits including two doubles and a homer. Western Michigan's hitters collected 10 hits off pitcher George Schmid.
The St. Louis Cardinals surged to fourth in the National League after 11 wins in 13 games. Lindy McDaniel pitched a seven hitter to beat Philadelphia 5-0 for his first shutout since May 16, 1957. Meanwhile the San Francisco Giants also won, moving into first place, as Mike McCormick improved to 4-0 with a five-hitter in Cincinnati. Pittsburgh snapped a five-game skid with a 12-3 rout of Chicago. The Cards strong stretch includes success against left-handed starters, as seven faced, six beaten, with Curt Simmons exiting in the sixth after two early Cardinals runs.
The Huber Brewers host Mallatt Drugs of Madison in a Sunday 2 p m non league game at Recreation Park as they push to a 3 0 start in the Central Wisconsin Baseball League adding Jim Timmons and Frank Delaney to strengthen the roster.
The American Memorial Library in West Berlin hosts about 180 000 books and serves as a popular meeting place for Germans.
Darlington overwhelmed Cuba City 9 to 1 to move into a tie for the Southwestern High School League title. Glenn Soper pitched five strong innings with 12 strikeouts as Darlington piled up 13 hits led by Johnson with three hits. The win featured a three-run and a four-run inning.
Madison golfer Al Mickelson won individual honors with a 73 on the 72 par course as Capital City Club took the team trophy with 425. Monroe was runner up at 426 with 60 players from Janesville, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, Milton and Beloit.
Eddie Mathews sat out the Braves Tuesday night with a bruised left foot from Sunday's batting practice in Cincinnati. He also said a slight back strain contributed to the setback but expected a return in a day or two.
The Monroe cindermen won 9 of 14 events to beat State Line 70 48 at the fair grounds. Gene and Gerald Hilfiker led with multiple wins and relay contributions while Butch Myers, Shaffer, and others scored in field events. Next meet is the WIAA class B sectional at Janesville on May 24.
Albany defeated Belleville 7 to 6 in ten innings after a Belleville misplay allowed the winning run. Brugger collected three hits in six at bats. Zweifel pitched a one hitter and Heldrich added a second inning homer. Monticello and Albany meet tonight for the district title.
Horse lovers in the United States Hawaii and England join a restoration effort for polka dotted Appaloosa horses once near extinction in western Indian country. They work to reestablish herds and preserve the distinctive spotted breed.
A Monroe Evening Times classified ad announces O Howie Hustles and staff can assist sellers by taking ads. Call or visit to place orders and attract prospects quickly.
Duke Snider of the Dodgers says he cannot stay out of trouble despite efforts to avoid it. He notes a knee injury from a car accident and cites a recent 6-3 win over the Milwaukee Braves plus a reconcilement with Dodgers executive E. J. Bavasi.
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