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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1958

Page

10

Indians Name Joe Gordon Manager For Rest Of Season

Cleveland AP Joe Gordon former star second baseman for the Yankees and Indians flew in to manage the Indians for tonight's game with Baltimore and for 1959. General Manager Frank Lane fired Bobby Bragan citing a string of little things and platooning concerns. Gordon plans to keep coach staff while Bragan heads to Fort Worth with his insurance and real estate business. The Indians sit 31-36, 12 games behind the Yankees and three percent ahead of Baltimore.

Cleveland Joe Gordon New York Yankees Cleveland Indians Indians Baltimore Frank Lane Bobby Bragan Gordon Sacramento Calif San Francisco Lane Bragan Gary Geiger Kansas City Hank Greenberg Kerby Farrell Boston Red Sox Ed Stanky Mel Harder Red Kress Bobby Avila Mickey Vernon Larry Doby Bob Lemon Joe Avila Tribe Detroit Tigers Tigers Minneapolis New York Giants Bay City Fort Worth Tex Chi Herb Score Vic Wertz Wertz Yankees Philadelphia Brooklyn Pittsburgh Pirates Pirates

Boys League Organized in Catahoula Parish

A new Little Boys Baseball League was organized in Catahoula parish with officers elected. Teams from Sicily Island Harrisonburg Enterprise Sandy Lake Jonesville will field the program with about 150 boys aged 8 to 14 across six and four teams respectively. Games start today with Sandy Lake Braves at Sicily Island Tigers.

Jonesville Catahoula Parish Harrisonburg Sicily Island Enterprise Sandy Lake James Bird Clyde Lewis Leroy McMillin Dallas Batey Elmer I. Gibson Byrd Harrisonburn Enterprise Sand Lake Sandy Lake Braves Sicily Island Tigers

West Monroe opens new football stadium with open house

West Monroe hosts an open house tonight at the new high school stadium with seating over 4000 and candle-power lighting. The event, co sponsored by the Quarterback Club led by William Stovall and the West Monroe Junior Chamber of Commerce led by Bill Downey, runs from 7 30 pm to showcase the facilities ahead of the September 5 game against Neville of Monroe. Stovall calls the stadium a credit to West Monroe and invites residents to attend.

West Monroe Quarterback Club William Stovall L.S.A Tiger Stadium Neville Monroe

Jonesville Teams See Doubleheader Actions at Harrisonburg

The Jonesville Dodgers and Yankees clash with Harrisonburg Enterprise teams while Sandy Lake Indians meet Sicily Island Giants. Harrisonburg plays at 3 p.m. with Sicily Island games at 4 p.m. in a packed schedule.

Sandy Lake Indians Sicily Island

Minor League Mahr Poultry Tops Squire Shop For Tie In Standings

Minor League Mahr Poultry climbed from the cellar with a 6-2 win over Squire Shop to pull into a tie for second place behind no more than one hit per side. Battery Hixon Baker beat Clay Barnes. Fire Department edged Knights of Pythias 11-10 in the Minor A League cellar battle.

Mahr Poultry Squire Shop J. Hixon L. Baker R. Clay Barnes Fire Department Knights of Pythias News-Star Spatafora Drugs North Monroe Kiwanis Spatafora Kiwanis People’s Homestead North Monroe Lions Monroe Glass

Baseball Results From Yesterday and Tonight’s Games

National box scores list yesterday results and tonight’s matchups in four major games. St Louis hosts Philadelphia with Brosnan facing Roberts, Chicago plays Pittsburgh, San Francisco visits Cincinnati, and Los Angeles travels to Milwaukee. American League scores include Boston at Cleveland, New York at Chicago, Baltimore at Detroit, and Kansas City beating Washington in 12 innings.

Pirates St. Louis Philadelphia Brosnan Roberts Chicago Pittsburgh Drabowsky Friend San Francisco Cincinnati Gomez Lawrence Los Angeles Milwaukee Koufax Jay Boston Cleveland New York Baltimore Detroit Kansas City Washington Ty Kansasee Ase O'Dell Narleski Stolts Pierce Brewer Lary Maas Herbert Drysdale Burdette A Conley Boston Cleveland Mathes Bur Abrh Venton Sudo Conlan Keough Harrell Nodette Gray Runnels Avila Ait Williams Buddin Musial Powers Rf Delock Hunter Jackson Thomas Ey McLish Boyer M’zer’ski Steen Baker Nixon Kravitzec Landrith Law Kaskoss Klus'ski G. McDan Blackburn Noren Ifte Colavito Jensen Gern Rice Rommel F—Skinner Louis Daniel Kasko Musial Law St Louis Busby Groth If Cunningham Virgil Boyer Noren Virdon Woodling Kuenn Cf Flood Blasingame Kaska Erbbso Williams Kaline Bolling McDaniel Robinson Nan Harris Morgan Harris Troit Boyd Harshman Gardner F. Bolling Hoeft Wilson Groth Sb—Busby S—Castleman Woodling Wia Moford Wehmeier Summers Hono Hoeft Umont Chick Soar T

Recreation Softball Showdowns and Weather-Delayed Schedule

In St Joseph's versus College Place at 6 30 and First Christian facing Monroe Baptist at 8 p m both at Missouri Pacific field. Edgewood meets West Monroe Methodist at 7 30 while pees plays West Monroe Baptist at LTt 7 30. Victory Baptist narrowly beat Temple Baptist 6 5 as other league games were postponed due to wet grounds with Collins Fowler and McGough two hits each and Boyett homering for Temple. Fowler and Kimball combined for the win over Thomas and Fletcher.

St. Joseph's College Place Missouri Pacific First Christian Monroe Baptist Edgewood West Monroe Methodist West Monroe Pees West Monroe Baptist Victory Baptist Temple Baptist Giants Collins Fowler McGough Victory Boyett Temple Kimball Thomas Fletcher Eevee Edgewood Baptist Chapel St. Joseph's Catholic College Place Baptist

Major League Box Scores A-Fanned for Burdette in 7th

Box score summary shows Los Angeles defeats Milwaukee 4-1 with Burdette fanned in the seventh. Key plays include Neal and Drysdale homers, Hodges with a sac fly, and strong pitching by Drysdale and Hodges. Labeled box totals list performances for Perez, Schoendienst, and Logan among others, with Dodgers and Brewers listed at 27-15 and 27-8 records respectively.

Burdette Los Angeles Milwaukee E—Logan Drysdale Zimmer Hodges Gray Neal Schoendienst Logan Torre Mantilla Cincinnati Davenport Cepeda Spencer San Francisco Robinson S—Alou Bell Antonelli Haddix Nuxhall Hayden U—Delmore Barlick Jackowski Lan Des Gilliam If Hanebr Roseboro Mathews Snider of St Torre Furillo Adcock Lf Mantilla Cf

Indians Hire Bragan as Manager and Gordon as Coach

Cleveland names Bobby Bragan as manager and hires Gordon, former Indian and Yankee second baseman, as coach. Wright leads Detroit in first round U S Open. Rodgers tops Beman into NCAA third round. Palmer shoots 66 to lead Long Island Open. Gibson reaches Wimbledon fourth round. Patterson Harris title bout approved for August 18 in Los Angeles.

Cleveland Cleveland Indians Bobby Bragan Gordon New York Yankee Detroit Mickey Wright Chula Vista Calif Williamstown Mass Phil Rodgers Maryland Deane Beman Houston East Norwich N.Y Arnold Palmer Latrobe Los Angeles California State Athletic Commission Floyd Patterson Roy Harris

North All-Star squad named for Tulane Stadium game

Coach Racer Holstead selects the North football All-Star team for the August 1 game at Tulane Stadium New Orleans. The roster includes standout players from Sulphur Natchitoches Ferriday and Tallulah with positions from ends to fullbacks and weights listed. The North will face the South squad led by Istrouma coach Fuzzy Brown and Jim Waldrop aiding the selection.

Morgan City Brown North Stars Ray Keever Roger Williams Natchitoches Tony Brocato Ferriday Robert Rice LaGrange Lake Charles Mike Moloney Fair Park Shreveport Bruce Faught Tallulah John Scotto Fred Miller Homer Dick Brown Modell Robinson Ruston Charles Enright Sicily Island Jim Griswold Louis Crenshaw Bolton Alexandria Rupert Poncell Bossier Billy

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