Ted Williams Misses All-Star, Triandos Named Catcher
Ted Williams fails to make the starting lineup in the All-Star selections. Gus Triandos wins the catcher job for the American League, edging Gil McDougald, as Ernie Banks leads NL shortstop voting. Mick Mantle and other stars sit out in the 1958 voting by players, managers, and coaches.
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National and American League batting leaders listed
The league leaders feature Mays of San Francisco with 99 hits and 32 at bats, Cepeda also San Francisco, and Banks of Chicago among top hitters. Thomas of Pittsburgh leads RBIs with 63, while McMahon and Spahn headline pitchers with 257 and 254 strikeouts respectively.
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Campanella declines New York Athletic Commission post
AP notes Dodger catcher Roy Campanella declined a New York State Athletic Commission appointment offered by Gov. Averell Harriman during Campanella's hospitalization at Rusk Institute. The offer came six weeks after his paralyzing injury.
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Boat Registration Bill Advances in Congress
A bill to require all boats with motors over 72 horsepower to be registered with the U S Coast Guard or a state agency advances in Congress. It lays out steps to establish authorized agencies to supervise licensing and aims to improve safety amid rising powerboat use and fatalities on U S waters.
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Surface Lures Dominate Bass Season Says Stream Note
Field and Stream notes top water lures by Lefty Kreh such as Jitterbug Flatfish Hula Popper and Devil's Horse plus Midge Oreno as key picks for summer bass on Potomac and other rivers. It also covers boat safety bills and reflects on historical boxing and football notes.
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Fight Results and Signings Highlight Local Sports News
Results show Jose Lopez outpointing Willie Parker 120 119, with Ali King and Corrado Amancarella both noted, and a draw reported. A summer signing for the Giants is described, plus a weather affected baseball game cited and Amvets leading Horn Island in a Gulf of Mexico match.
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Nieman May Face Surgery for Injured Hand
Baltimore Orioles outfielder Bob Nieman may undergo surgery for a partial dislocation in his right hand after examinations in Baltimore and Detroit. The injury has kept him from the lineup since June 2, hindering the club in the standings as Jack Harshman led a 2 9 win over Detroit.
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Baseball Headlines Highlight Slump End and Standings
Pitcher Jacek Harshman snapped a six game losing streak with a five hit victory over the Tigers. Hector Lopez leads the A's with a .565 average and 35 home runs. Boston tops the league with strong hitting as Cincinnati and Chicago see early-season pace. Ladies PGA tour announces $98,750 purse for 16 events starting January in Florida with a nine hole format.
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