Yankees End Detroit Jinx With 15-0 Drubbing
New York in Detroit for a 15-0 win powered by Don Larsen two hit pitching. Six runs in the first and eighth innings, 16 Yankee hits. Gil McDougald contributed two doubles and two singles, Tony Kubek three singles. Elston Howard?
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Jerry Green
Detroit
New York Yankees
Detroit Tiger
Don Larsen
Yankees
Larsen
Tiger
Gil McDougald
Tony Kubek
Elston
Howard
Yankee
Tigers
Billy Martin
Gail Harris
Billy Hoeft
Hoeft
Hank Bauer
McDougald
Tom Morgan
Morgan
Andy Carey
Kubyk
Helk Moford
Moford
New York
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Bol’ng
Berra
Virgil
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Hazle
Wilson
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Fischer
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Valentinetti
Harris
Martin
PCA
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Bauer
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Stevens
Napp
Rice
Lopez Heroic Catch Sparks A's Rally To Beat Red Sox
In Kansas City Hector Lopez made a one handed grab on a drive by Jackie Jensen then singled home the go ahead run as the A's defeated Boston 2-1. Maris homered for KC, Runnels and Ward added singles, Urban earned the win and Brewer the loss as Boston was swept in the series.
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Hector Lopez
Jackie Jensen
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Red Sox
Pete Runnels
Lopez
Preston Ward
Bob Cery
Athletics
Roger Maris
A’s
Cleveland
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Keough
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Runnels
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Gernert
Simpson
White
Smith
Berbert
Brewer
DeMaestri
PCA
Erbbso Brewer
Urban
Chulak
Berry
Flaherty
McKinley
Cubs Split Pair With Cincinnati in 8-6 Win
Cubs rally for 8-6 victory over Reds to split doubleheader as Hal Jeffcoat allows four hits in relief and Don Elston finishes. Reds grab 6-2 opener behind Gus Bell’s fifth grand slam. Frankie Robinson hits eighth homer in nightcap but Cincinnati falls shy of comeback.
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Chicago
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Redlegs
Reds
Gus Bell
Hal Jeffcoat
Jeffcoat
Sam Taylor
Chuck Tanner
Tony Taylor
Alvin Dark
Redleg
Frankie Robinson
Don Elston
Solunar Periods Schedule From John Alden Knight Tables
The schedule of Solunar Periods printed below is taken from John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. Plan your days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to find the best sport each day offers.
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John Alden Knight
Local Legion Team Engages Rayville Here
Danny Perkins will hurl for Monroe's Legion baseballers tonight in a 7 45 contest against last place Rayville in Legion Stadium. The Monroe club, defending state champions, seeks a seventh straight win the fifth district leaders by one game. Red Sims' squad travels Wednesday for a key tilt with third place Columbia, 5 2 for the year.
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Danny Perkins
Monroe
Legion Baseballers
Rayville
Legion Stadium
Legion
Red Sims
Columbia
Championship Match Heads Kallio's Card
New Orleans bruiser Al Massey challenges last week's Lave Christy winner in a title bout at Kallio's Arena with Christy, the new state heavyweight wrestling champion, as challenger. Boxing headlines the next night with Irish Johnny McKain vs Al Boudreaux in a 10 rounder on a five bout card.
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New Orleans
al Massey
Lave-Christy
Christy
Kallio’s
Johnny McKain
al Boudreaux
Crescent City
Jerry Christy
Desperado
Monroe
Bill Strong
Miami
George Curtis
Tommy Todd
Charlotte
North Carolina
Charley Laye
Pirates Fall Twice as Bilko and Klippstein Spark Dodgers
Los Angeles swept a doubleheader from the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-1 and 3-2 before 30,109 fans. Reliever Klippstein earned the first win and Bilko drove in the decisive run with a 10th inning single for Joe Pignatano. Virdon scored both Pirates runs in game two, highlighted by an unassisted sprint to home after a misplay on a steal attempt.
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Steve Bilko
Johnny Klippstein
Los Angeles
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Joe Pignatano
Klippstein
Dick Gray
Bob Porterfield
Curt Raydon
Sandy Koufax
Bob Friend
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Don Zimmer
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Billy O Dell Hurls Orioles To 2 0 Win Over White Sox
Southpaw Billy O Deller turned the tables on the Chicago White Sox by shutting them out on six hits for a 2 0 Baltimore victory. The Sox had a string of five shutouts in seven games but could not mount a threat as O Dell earned his eighth win against seven losses. Baltimore's first win against Chicago after nine straight losses.
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Jack Urban
The
Athletics
Urban
Chicago
Billy ‘Digger
O'Dell
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Sox
O’dell
Berg Wins Second Straight Western Open in Erie
Patty Berg of St. Andrews Illinois captured her second consecutive Western Open title finishing with a 72 hole total of 293 after a cautious final round of 75. Bev Hansen of India California shot 74 to place four strokes back with final round 74.
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Erie, Pa
Patty Berg
St. Andrews
Ill
Miss Berg
Beverly Hansen
India
Calif
Miss Berg Wins Seventh Western Title In Golf
Miss Berg captured her seventh Western title earning a 950 prize check. Louise Suggs placed third with a 299 total after a 73 final round, while tied for fourth were Mickey Wright and Mary Lena Falk with 301. Ann Quast was low amateur at 310 with four rounds of 78 78 78 76. Second in the amateur division was Berrige Long at 317, with an 80 final round.
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Louise Suggs
Sea Island
Mickey Wright
Chula Vista
Calif
Mary Lena Falk
Thomasville
Ann Quast
Everett
Wash
Berrige Long
Huntington
W.va
Patty Berg
St. Andrews
Berverly Hansen
India
Wiffie Smith
St. Clair
Mich
Marlynn Smith
Kan
Wichita
Kathy Cornelius
Lakeland
Fla
Jackie Pung
Daly City
Mark Brown
Jo Ann Prentice
Kellogg Lumber
Birmingham
Ala
Nicklaus Dominates Norville For Trans Mississippi Title
Jack Nicklaus of Columbus Ohio defeated Richard Norville of Oklahoma City 9 and 8 to win the Trans Mississippi Amateur Golf Tournament at Prairie Dunes Country Club Hutchinson Kan Nicklaus an 18 year old Ohio State freshman finished 3 over par for 28 holes and had five birdies while Norville could not break par Nicklaus will compete in the Rubber City Open in Akron Ohio starting July 3 and is viewed as a strong Walker Cup prospect.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Richard Norville
Oklahoma City
Nicklaus
Ohio State University
Prairie Dunes Country Club Course
Norville
Akron
Dartmouth Swimmer William Bahrenburg Captures 220 Yard Free
Dartmouth swimmer William Bahrenburg wins junior AAU 220 yard freestyle title in Hawaii during 1954 championship meet.
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William Bahrenburg
Dartmouth
Hawaii
Re Election Pitch From Local Finance Official J E Wood
J E Wood of Domestic Finance Service seeks re election to budget and loan arranger post. He promotes good loans to local citizens and the Twin Cities area, highlighting debt consolidation and budget balancing services. The ad lists contact details FA 5 4355 and address 109 North 2nd Street Monroe behind Walgreens.
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J. E. Wood
Domestic Finance Service
Twin Cities
Wood
North 2Nd Street
Walgreens
Monroe
Adv
Little League Minnesota star hits .405 in Big Ten season
Jack McCartan drove the offense for Little League Minnesota in 1958 Big Ten baseball, delivering the third baseman a .405 batting average over 12 league games.
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Minnesota
Jack McCartan
Mille Miglia Race Slow Pace Yields Two Deaths
Luigi Taramazzo and Giuseppe Gerini won the Mille Miglia in a Ferrari with an average speed of 30.3 mph over 1,000 miles of mountain courses. The event, slowed by new rules, saw two drivers killed near the start in Brescia, Guido Zerneri and Mario Mora.
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UPI
Luigi Taramazm
Giuseppe Gerini
Mille Miglia
Taramazzo
Gerini
Ferrari
Guido Zerneri
Mario Mora
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