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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1958
Page
2
Doug Harvey, star defense man for the Montreal Canadiens, has won the James Norris Memorial Trophy plus $1,000 the last four years.
Whitey Ford tied AL record with six straight strikeouts and won his fifth straight, as the Yankees defeated the Chicago White Sox 6-2 to extend their lead to seven games. Hank Bauer and Mickey Mantle hit homers, Roy Sievers broke Washington’s alltime home run mark by Harshman, who absorbed the loss for Baltimore in a 2-1 tilt.
Fred Tiley a 196 pound fullback from Lehigh or Lehtehton Pa will captain Princeton's 1958 football squad shaping the team's leadership for the season with Tiley as a key offensive figure.
National League standings show San Francisco leading with 28 wins and 17 losses. Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, St Louis, Philadelphia, Los Angeles follow with varying records. Thursday games include Philadelphia at Chicago and Pittsburgh at St Louis. Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 8 to 2 in Monday action. American League listings show New York atop with 28 wins, Kansas City at 21, Cleveland at 19, Boston 20, Chicago 19, and Washington 16. Tuesday games feature Kansas City at Washington and Chicago at New York with several result updates.
Baltimore—temper flare by Billy Loes of the Orioles earned him six days without pay. Manager Paul Richards fined Loes 100 dollars and suspended him three days. American League President Will Harridge added a 100 dollar fine and three day suspension.
Jay Fullmer makes his television debut Wednesday night in a 10 round welterweight bout against Joe Miceli of New York. The outdoor fight at West Jordan Stadium will be broadcast on ABC TV at 9 p.m. CDT. Fullmer, 21, is the younger brother of former middleweight champion Gene Fullmer and has 13 pro fights with one previous 10 round bout. He hopes for a successful hometown debut against strong competition.
Don Carothers of Bradley University has signed with the Chicago Cardinals. The 6-5 225 pound end from Moline Illinois caught 68 passes for 1224 yards and 17 touchdowns at Bradley. He was the Cardinals 10th choice in the 1957 NFL draft.
Joe Nuxhall led the Reds with three hits including a double, driving in two and scoring twice in an 8-2 win over the Pirates. Whitey Ford struck out 10 for the Yankees in a 3-0 seven hitter over the White Sox, tying the AL record with six straight strikeouts.
Voters in Los Angeles decide if the City Council secured a fair deal with Dodger owner Walter O Malley for Chavez Ravine land. A no vote risks losing the land for a park and could trigger Warren Giles to move the Dodgers.
DETROIT The incentive pay dispute with the Tigers moves to scrutiny as Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick promises an inquiry. GM John McHale and players deny side deals, though sources say several Tigers may have had incentive plans. Kaline and Maxwell claim no written agreements and describe misunderstandings, with both confirming prior calls from McHale.
Coach Frank McGuire's North Carolina squads compiled 107 wins and 43 losses. The Tar Heels went unbeaten in 1956 57 with a 32 0 record.
San Francisco hosts Milwaukee in a pivotal National League duel as Ruben Gomez faces Lew Burdette. Rigney weighs pitching changes while noting injuries to Schoendienst Torre Covington Davenport Mays Grissom Cepeda and Davenport recovery ahead of June 17.
Three downstate golf pros led by George Bolesta of Danville qualified for the U S Open in Tulsa. Bolesta tied for fourth with 73 69 142 while John Krutilla of Kankakee and Bill Stalls of Beecher posted 145. Medalist honors went to Bill Erfurth with 139, while Tommy Veech and Ernie Ball tied for second at 141.
Syracuse competitors in the American Rowing Congress tournament again failed to alter the standings on Monday, marking the fifth straight day without change.
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