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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1958
Page
3
Casey Stengel sent Gil McDougald to deliver a pinch single that sealed the American League 4-3 win over the Nationals in the 25th All-Star Game at Memorial Stadium. Rays of late relief by Billy O'Dell and strong work by Narleski Wynn and Wynn helped contain the NL, despite Bosox, Cubs and White Sox stars featuring prominently.
Baltimore pitcher O'Dell starred in a 4-3 All Star win over the National League. He dominated NL batters through five innings, while Ted Williams praised Farrell, the Boston reliever, who struck out four in five hitless innings. Casey Stengel lauded O'Dell as key figure in the victory and season.
AMVETS overwhelmed the Elks 27 to 9 in a minor league scoreline. Pacific Coast League results show San Diego 3 and Vancouver Spokane 4, Phoenix 3 and Salt Lake City 8, Portlar games listed. International League included Havana 4 over Miami 0 and Toronto 3 over Buffalo 1 with Richmond 9 beating Columbus 3 and Montreal 3 tying Rochester 2. American Association games had Wichita 1 Indianapolis 0 and Minneapolis 10 Denver 5 with St. Paul 6 over Omaha 3 while Louisville at Charleston was postponed.
Kiwanis defeated Rotary 7 to 5 in a Frerinvick Raho Bath tao clash. Key players contributed scoring and the win showcased Kiwanis offense led by standout performers. Rotary fought back but could not overcome the early lead.
A scrambled update lists Milwaukee at Los Angeles with a detailed Nasty game note and All Stars matchups. The text mentions games at Chicago and Philadelphia at St Louis with various team pairings including Cincinnati at San Francisco and Milwaukee at Los Angeles.
Baltimore AP Nice going my eye said softly by two visitors to manager Fred Haney after the All Star managers game. Haney said it’s never nice to lose and noted Milwaukee’s 1940s team spirit as he described the 3 1 American League victory at Municipal Stadium. He cited errors by Ernie Banks and Frank Thomas that helped Frank Malzone score the winning run on Gil McDougald’s single. Haney refused to second guess the players and defended the starting lineup chosen by the vote of players coaches and managers.
Casey Stengel credited AL pitchers Ray Narleski Early Wynn and Bil O'Dell with the win in the All Star game. He praised O'Dell for overpowering NL hitters while Ted Williams and Stan Musial provided key moments. Stengel, celebrating his third victorious All Star managing stint, joked he could manage again if all players had seen action.
The U S Fish and Wildlife Service faces uncertainty on how best to handle polar bears killed for trophies and food as hunting from airplanes increases. Bears can be brought in from 200 miles off shore, raising mortality and concern for the species. A new Alaska travel manual offers hotels lodges maps and hunting fishing info from the Alaska Visitors Association. Attendance at San Francisco Giants home dates nears 600000 with potential 750000 if Seals Stadium were larger, per president Horace Stoneham.
The American Little League officials announced the all star selections for the Tall Cedars Oxco Amvets and Elks groups with Bob Heller managing and John Staley and Richard Powell coaching. First practice after tonight's game. All star games begin July 21 at Frederick and Brunswick with the finalist at Thurmont July 23. The National League team from Frederick also announced play dates in Westminster and Sykesville on July 21 and 23.
Financial facts from Baltimore AP showTuesday’s 25th All-Star Game at Memorial Stadium drew 48,829 paid attendance with gross receipts of 202,494 and net receipts of 183,253.21.
Carter 24 faces Nino Valdes 33 in a nationally televised eight rounder at Spokane Coliseum. Carter is favored on speed to counter Valdes who has won three straight after a Joe Louis exhibition loss. bout starts 8 pm Eastern time. Patterson title scene looms. Dodgers reshuffle lineup after All Star break with Bilko at first, Larker to left, Gilliam benched, Gray at third, Zimmer sidelined.
Boxing results listed by city show matches with points and decisions. Richmond’s Bob Butcher outpointed Bob Albright in a noted bout. Vernon Lynch drew with Dick Howard in Halifax. Chicago’s Indian Buddy Jackson stopped Jerry Mortell, while Tatsumi defeated Shinada in Tokyo. Obituary notes Mrs Emery L Frazier, wife of a U S official, died in Chestnut Hills Massachusetts.
The Soviet Union forged ahead at the three quarter mark in the men's events. Japan trailed by under five points, while the United States had slipped to sixth after six compulsory and the first three optional exercises.
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