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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1958

Page

2

Newcombe Heads to Reds as Trade Deadline Shakes Up League

Don Newcombe moved to Cincinnati in a flurry of late deals that also shifted players across the American League. Johnny Klippstein and Steve Bilko went to Los Angeles while cash changed hands, and St Louis sent Dick Schofield to Pittsburgh for Gene Freese and Johnny O'Brien. The Athletics acquired Preston Ward Chico Carrasquel Roger Maris Harry Simpson Dick Tomanek and Bob Grim as part of the sprawling late hour activity.

Associated Press Cincinnati Redlegs Don Newcombe Newcombe Dodgers Johnny Klippstein Steve Bilko Cash Los Angeles St. Louis Dick Schofield Pittsburgh Gene Freese Johnny O'Brien Kansas City Cleveland New York Detroit Chicago Athletics Indians Preston Ward Chico Carrasquel Roger Maris Harry Simpson Dick Tomanek Bob Grim Frank Lane Vic Powers Billy Hunter Woody Held Yankees Duke Maas Virgil Trucks Tito Francona Bill Fischer Ray Boone Bob Shaw Harvey Haddix Birdie Tebbetts Crew Milwaukee Braves Braves St. Louis Cardinals San Francisco Giants Philadelphia Pirates Pete Whisenant Cubs Taylor Phillips Whisenant Tom Acker Cub Dick Drott Harry Hanebrink Don McMahon al Worthington Phillies Giants Curt Simmons Frank Thomas Thomas

Women's Golf Meet Opens at Ames With 46 Competitors

Forty six contenders tee off in an 18 hole qualifying round for the Women's National Collegiate golf tournament at Iowa State College in Ames. The low 16 qualify for the championship flight. Defending champion Mariam Bailey of Northwestern is back, while Judy Bell of Wichita, the 1957 runner up, had not reported by late Sunday and may not compete.

Ames Iowa Iowa State College Mariam Bailey Northwestern University Judy Bell Wichita Kan

Illinois Pros In Open Money

In Tulsa Oklahoma the National Open Golf Tournament ended Saturday with Illinois professionals Marty Furgol and Don Fairfield sharing $700. Furgol from Lemont earned $500 atop a 75 74 74 72 295 while Fairfield of Casey took $200 on a 78 75 72 75 300. Tommy Bolt of Crystal River Florida won the title with a 283 and $8000.

Tulsa Okla Illinois Marty Furgol Don Fairfield Furgol Lemont Fairfield Casey Tommy Bolt Crystal River Fla

Baylor Great Dark Hope of Fading Lakers

All American Elgin Baylor signed by the Minneapolis Lakers for a reported 20000 dollars to save a franchise on the verge of collapse. The 6 foot 6 star, coming from Seattle University with one year left, is tasked with reviving a team that finished last last season and faces a wary board and league doubt. Baylor averaged 32.5 points per game last season, trailing only Oscar Robertson in major college scoring.

Minneapolis Elgin Baylor Minneapolis Lakers Seattle University Robert Short Baylor National Basketball Assn Lakers Cincinnati Oscar Robertson

Chip off Old Trosky Block

DES MOINES Hal Trosky Jr son of the former Cleveland Indian pitched a no hitter last night as Colorado Springs defeated Des Moines 6 0 in the second game of a Western League doubleheader. Young Trosky walked one batter and hit another.

Des Moines Hal Trosky Jr Colorado Springs Young Trosky

Tigers Surge Under Norman After Tighe Era

Detroit Tigers show dramatic turnaround after Bill Norman takes over, winning six of seven including a four game sweep of the New York Yankees in Yankee Stadium. Frank Lary and Jim Bunning fueled a double shutout run as Ossie Virgil Harvey Kuenn and Gail Harris drove in key runs.

Associated Press Detroit Tigers Jack Tighe Bill Norman Tighe Tigers Norman New York Yankees Yankee Stadium Frank Lary Jim Bunning Detroit Ossie Virgil Harvey Kuenn Gail Harris Yankees Kansas City Boston Cleveland Washington Chicago Baltimore Wice Bob Cerv Chico Carrasquel Athletics Red Sox Cerv RBI Carrasquel White Sox Jim Wilson Dick Donovan Wilson Baltimore Donovan Mickey Vernon Preston Ward

Bolt wins National Open after 12 years on tour

Tulsa reports Tommy Bolt captures the National Open at Southern Hills with a 283 total 71 71 59 71. Gary Player finishes second at 287, Frank Stranahan 289, Gene Littler 290, Julius Boros third. Ben Hogan unable to contend due to a hand injury but ties for 10th, securing another shot next year.

Hugh Fullerton JR Tulsa Tommy Bolt Bolt Southern Hills Italy Gary Player South Africa Frank Stranahan Player Stranhan Gene Littler Julius Boros Ben Hogan

Mormacs Lose to Plano in League Clash

Dave Evans hit a homer in the fourth and Ron Minnich went four for five as Morrison Morris Community High School fell 5-4 to Plano. Plano built a three run lead in the third, chased starter Lee Johnson, then sealed victory with four scoreless innings by Hank Neiwinski and Heckerson earning the win. Morrison drops to 2-1 in league play and travels to Channahon next Sunday.

Dave Evans Ron Minnich Plano Morrison Morris Community High School Morris Lee Johnson Hank Neiwinski Heckerson

Major Stars Batting Boost in KC Wins Doubleheader

Bob Cerv of the Athletics belted his 17th homer plus three triples and two singles driving in five as Kansas City thumped Boston 17-6 and 9-4 in a doubleheader. Frank Lary and Jim Bunning led a Detroit sweep of the Yankees with shutout wins 2-0 and 3-0 at Yankee Stadium.

Bob Cerv Athletics Kansas City Boston Red Sox Frank Lary Jim Bunning Tigers Lary Detroit New York Yankees Yankee Stadium

Richard W. Gano Named 45th ABC President

Richard W. Gano of Salt Lake City is elected as the 45th president of the American Bowling Congress. His appointment marks a leadership milestone for the organization.

Richard W. Gano Salt Lake City The American Bowling Congress

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