Stengel Praises Turley as Yankees Dominate Braves in Series Rematch
Casey Stengel lauded Bob Turley after a 7-0 Yankee win that pushed the World Series to Milwaukee. Turley allowed five hits with ten strikeouts, while Elston Howard made a key left field catch and Yogi Berra tied Babe Ruth’s World Series hit record with his 58th. Stengel weighed future starters and benched Norm Siebern for Howard due to fatigue.
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Yankees Blasts Milwaukee 7-0 To Lead World Series Advances
New York racked up 16 hits against Lew Burdette and Bob Turley shut out the Braves for a 7-0 win. Turley fanned 10, Berra tied a series record with his 58th hit, and Skowron drove in the decisive runs as the Yankees took a 3-2 series lead heading back to Milwaukee.
Turley Knows He Has It For Monday World Series Game
New York Yankees pitcher Bob Turley, not Bob Feller, said he felt strong warming up and delivered a sharp performance to beat the Milwaukee Braves 7 4 in the World Series. Turley led the staff with a 21 7 season record and credited improved breaking pitches and control for the win versus the Braves after a rough visit to Milwaukee. Manager Casey Stengel backed his ace’s assessment.
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Series Notes Highlight Turley Strikeouts And Yankees Braves
New York AP notes Bob Turley struck out 11 Dodgers in a World Series game and 10 Braves in another, joining Walter Johnson as the only pitcher with 10+ strikeouts in two series games. Yanks chase a home series win against the Braves as Milwaukee edges NY in 1957 and 1958 standings. Berra breaks series at bats record. McDougald homers in an early inning. Tuely praised for pitching mastery as the Yankees tie a six-run sixth inning record.
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Burdette roughed in World Series Game Five
In New York, Lew Burdette struggled as Milwaukee fell 7 to 2 to the Yankees in game five. Burdette, who had dominated earlier starts, allowed a six run sixth inning and watched Milwaukee fall behind as Bob Turley earned the win.
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Yankees surge past Braves as Turley blanks series
In Milwaukee the Yankees beat the Braves 7-0 as Bob Turley fanned ten for a shutout in game three of the World Series. Gil McDougald, Eddie Matthews and Berra drove runs while Casey Stengel praised his rejuvenated team and Fred Haney conceded their tough moment.
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Logart Over Stitch At St. Nick's Arena
Isaac Logart avenged a loss to Rudell Stitch by defeating him in a ten round non telecast bout at St Nicholas Arena. The win ends Logart's skid and boosts his plan for a South American tour with a possible future title shot distant. Logart, 146, defeated Stitch, 154, by unanimous decision in a fierce final stretch.
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Fight Results by The Associated Press
Billy Ryan of Lowell Massachusetts knocked out Cardell Farmos of Boston in eight. Ramon Arias of Caracas outpointed Mesaji Iwamoto of Japan in ten flyweights. Iggy Maldonado of New York stopped Jimmy Kelley of Lowell in eight. Isaac Logart of Cuba outpointed Rudell Stitch of Louisville in ten. Ted Wright of Detroit outpointed Christian Christensen of Denmark in ten.
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Rademacher Plans Another Comeback in Pro Ring
Pete Rademacher, former Olympic heavyweight champion, said in Columbus he still believes a spot awaits him in professional boxing. After two pro bouts, he knocked Floyd Patterson down before losing by knockout, then was beaten by Zora Folley.
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Sleepy Driver Norfolk veteran holds nap decision
A veteran Norfolk railroad official testified for John E. Phillips that drivers may nap on the road when sleepy. Phillips, who worked half a century for the Norfolk Western Railway, retired after fifty years with the company and faced a fine as his car was parked in the middle of a busy interstate.
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