Terry Blanks Pirates Sox Edge Cards
Terry Blanks pitched scoreless ball through 20 innings as Kansas City beat Pittsburgh 5-1. The 22-year-old righty limited the Pirates to six hits, with an eighth-inning error by Kent Hadley costing a shutout bid.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1958
Page
13
Terry Blanks pitched scoreless ball through 20 innings as Kansas City beat Pittsburgh 5-1. The 22-year-old righty limited the Pirates to six hits, with an eighth-inning error by Kent Hadley costing a shutout bid.
Basilio, dethroned middleweight champion, left Chicago Wesley Memorial Hospital after a tough eye injury from Sugar Ray Robinson. He said he might seek a rematch or consider retirement per his wife’s wishes, and he planned to decide within a week or two.
Silky Sullivan, California colt, may race on the East Coast starting with the Preakness in Baltimore on May 17 if he wins or shows well in the Kentucky Derby. Co owners Tom Ross and Phil Klipstein bought Silky for 10 700, with trainer Reggie Cornell eyeing a Triple Crown bid if Derby and Preakness go well.
Big Spring Texas reports two sprint greats Bobby Morrow and Dave Sime ready for a 100 yard dash duel at 2 p.m. Saturday with both claiming calm confidence. Morrow favored if in peak shape and Sime aiming to defend world records as 10 000 fans expected a tight race in the three year feud.
Dallas has been given a franchise in a new professional football league set to begin operation next fall. George Schepps, general manager of the Dallas Baseball Club, says he is very interested in the opportunity.
A fragmented report notes the Dreamers winning a cage contest in a scene labeled as Y Dixon, with mentions of aging venues and coaching references. The piece also alludes to a 12 team league and potential city selections across major U.S. and international cities, including Boston, Brooklyn, Buffalo, and Montreal, among others. The text references Golden Gate and Pimlico with racing terminology and Derby season context.
Gavilan defeats Jones by split decision in Augusta after a tough ten rounds. The veteran fighter showed defense and timing, bouncing back from earlier battles with the Yonkers contender, while the bout highlights the era’s welterweight scene and ongoing discussions of future matchups and titles.
Exhibition schedule lists Chicago Boston Philadelphia Chicago St Louis and other matchups with Citi, New York, Pittsburgh, Detroit, San Francisco, Cleveland, and more across Mesa Atlanta Fort Worth Lakeland and Jacksonville. Yesterday results include Chicago 6 St Louis 5 and Kansas City 5 Pittsburgh 1, plus other minor scores.
Augusta reports Venturi clung to a one stroke edge after a late birdie run as Hogan, sidelined by his club's roster shakeups, roams the fringe. Venturi, 26, scales to 68 72 140 while Hogan settles at 72 77 149 amid clubhouse chatter and temporary roster moves.
East Frederick AC of the Tri-State Major League announces a Sunday tryout for players 15 to 36 living in Frederick County. Tryouts run 1 to 5 pm at East Frederick Park under Harvey Showe Jr and Guy Ramsburg. The club seeks eight new players as it fields a fast, high calibre slate with six night double headers and three afternoon twin bills at McCurdy Field starting May 17 versus Baltimore.
Event to test riders on a course over area secondary roads at Evergreen Point Teerum with prizes for closest to average time. PRACTICE SUNDAY The Frederick Hustlers hold a 1 PM practice at McCurdy Field inviting regular players and those interested in trying out.
Lafoon led the YMCA team to a 38 23 victory over Stauffer's Boys Club of Kensington in a Class A game. An auto crash near Urbana killed Tony Lafoon, 14, the team's high scorer, soon after the game. He died at Frederick Memorial Hospital from two skull fractures.
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