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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1958
Page
11
Poolesville edged Thurmont in a tight contest amid a busy day of local sports draws. The report highlights crowd sizes, standout plays, and the ongoing season context, linking to regional racing and community events.
Edward Bouchee, 25, the Phillies rookie first baseman, told reporters he is prepared to face boos and questions as he plans to return to the team on weekends after pleading guilty to morals charges. Team officials say Campanella may also join the lineup soon as he recovers in New York and doctors monitor his progress. A 14-year-old boy was fatally injured sliding into home in Atlanta, and Sleepy Eye versus LeSueur in Minnesota postponements show the era's rough play and scheduling quirks.
Britain's challenger yacht Sceptre will be shipped to the United States aboard the liner Alsatia, departing Southampton August 2. Crew selection for the 12 meter yacht is due late next week, with Lt. Comdr. Graham Mann as helmsman. The article also notes internal notes on other news brief items and local standings.
National League standings shown with Milwaukee 48 31 1. . San Francisco 32 32 . Cincinnati 22 33 4. Pittsburgh 25 26 . St Louis 27 27 . Chicago 22 19 4 7 Philadelphia 24 20 . Los Angeles 24 31 . Tuesday games list many matchups including New York at Cleveland and Los Angeles at Philadelphia. Monday results note St Louis 6 Cincinnati 5.
ANNAPOLIS AP Top seeded Ron Holmberg of Tulane advances to the third round at the NCAA tennis championships after a 6-4 7-5 6-1 win over Edwardo Guzman of USC. Unranked Guzman pushed Holmberg to three sets before fading as the field shrinks to 32 from 91. Ronnie Fischer of Rice, ranked 10th, is eliminated by Robert Pratt of Haverford 7-5 6-4.
New York fans witnessed a double shutout as Detroit’s Frank Lary and Jim Bunning blanked the Yankees, the third time in 53 years this has happened in the American League. Previously, Philadelphia’s A’s did it in 1914 and 1947, with two embarrassing scores.
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