Athletics Edge White Sox After New Manager Named
Chicago Kansas City welcomed Harry Craft as the Athletics new manager after Lou Boudreau. The A’s beat the Chicago White Sox 3 2 behind Alex Kellner and Virgil Trucks in relief and home runs by Woody Held and Billy Martin. Craft praised the team’s hustle and vowed more victories if the effort continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harry Craft
Kansas City
Athletics
Toals
Tolala
Harshman
Tih
Rivera
Staley
Aparicia
RBI- Minoso
Martin
Phillips
Fox
Minoso
Lanfis
Hr-Held
Sr.-Held. DY Aparicio-Fox-Torgeson, Kellner-DeMaestri-Nagen
DeMaestri-Noren
Martin-DeMaestri-Power
Chisago & Be
Kellner
sa—Kellner
Trucks
Ho—Keegan
R-Er
Keegan
A—Stevens
Napp
Rice
Rommel
Baseball Standings and Sharp Talk on Managers
A muddled recap covers the Kansas City and Chicago games with Kellner Harshman and Staley pitching, plus clashes at Chicago Stadium. The column quotes Arnold Johnson on Craft remaining as manager after 1957 and notes Webb Joseph boxing talk, with Boudreau recommending Craft for the A’s job and Johnson praising Craft’s abilities. Schedule details close with Washington New York and other league matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Johnson
Chicago
Spider
Harry
Webb
Charley Joseph
New
Cincinnati
Orleans
Johnson
Snate Uemas
Teleen
ABC
Webp
National Boxing Assn
Joseph
Boudreau
A's
Sugar Office
Ray Robinson
Craft
Aj Ebby
Red Elby
Her
Lou
Athletics
Washington
New York
Fascial
Sturdivant
Kansas City
Coleman
Va. Wilson
Cleveland
Detroit
Wynn
Hoefl
Boston
Baltimore
Sullivan
Fornieles
Va. Johnson
Giant Move To Coast Closer
The New York Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers edges toward relocation to the West Coast with three developments. An engineer’s report questions a Brooklyn ballpark’s feasibility. Giants president Horace Stoneham urges move as best for the club. San Francisco extends a formal, undisclosed offer. The cost estimates for Brooklyn sites exceed $20.7 to $21.5 million, influencing likely relocation decisions. Stoneham declines comment on the report, but signals potential moves pending board discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
West Coast
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Horace Stoneham
Giants
San Franccisco
Kew Worle Ae
Wastmnite P
ANSA
Chicago
Cinvaiehill sooBetrait
Baltimore
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Walter O'Malley
Pittsburg
Brosnan
Wehmeier
Milwaukee
Lawrence
Conley
Antonelli
Newcombe
Brooklyn Park
Los Angeles
Stoneham
Jersey City
Nal
Edgar Feeley
Feeley
San Francisco
Twenty Three Women Tee Off In Weekly Country Club Golf
Twenty three women played golf in the weekly match at the Country Club yesterday. Hostesses were Mrs. S V Lyman Mrs. Howard Duncan and Mrs. John Weidmann. Mrs Dick Peters won a golf ball for low score. Next week hostesses will be Mrs Ed Sloan and Mrs Raymond Hodson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
S. V. Lyman
Howard Duncan
John Weidmann
Dick Peters
Ed Sloan
Raymond Hodson
Annual Golf Tourney Nears Second Round
Forty eight players entered in three flights B and C divisions. A consolation tournament at the Country Club features an isolation flight of early losers. Through the first round, matches proceed with no unusually low scores. second round games to be completed soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kansan
Abr
Hunter
Aparicio
Zernial
T'geson
Martyn
Minnio
Daby
GE Power
Loar
iNew Fork
Cory
Chinage
Thompson
M'striss Keegan
Giant
eCall
Pittsburgh
American Association
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Denver
Louisville
Omaha
Charleston
Minneapolis
Wichita
Topeka
Pueblo
Lincoln
Colorado Springs
Amarillo
Des Moines
Albuquerque
Sioux City
SAVE
Safecom Auto Insurance
Ashley Automatic
Alexander Insurance Agency
Gibbons Service and Cafe
Weries
Rus Roper
the Gas Service CO
Natural Gas For
A. O. Smith
Permaglas
Roper
Hardwick
Aime As
Coace
Retree
Plymouth
Bob White
Motor Company
Ottawa
Guy
Harry Smith Corve
Ony
Ed Cover