All Star Game Draws Yankees Hopefuls and NL Power
The 1958 All Star game at Busch Stadium lures manager Casey Stengel to mix six Yankees with two starers. The National League is a 6-5 favorite. starters are undecided though Bunning or Loes may open for the AL against Simmons or Antonelli. Starters and reserves include Mantle Mays B,Berra Banks Horns, and a strong NL lineup led by Robin and Banks. The game features a high payroll crowd, big pensions, and prominent players from the Redlegs, Yankees, and Giants in a tense exhibition.
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All Star Game Televised With Yankee and Cardinal Broadcasters
The All-Star game will be carried by HUCCA four at 11 15 a m with Mel Allen and Harry Caray providing play by play The radio coverage on HFI will include Chick Hearn hosting a pre game program on KROA ABULam.
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Injuries Dampen Angels Season Says Guest Columnist
Intil Corner and Dick Lems offer a guest column noting 17 Angels players injured this season, with Gale Wade, Bob Jenkins, Steve Bilko, and others sidelined by finger, shoulder, back, and leg injuries. Despite setbacks the Angels remain determined, vowing to fight on at Wrigley Field and climb in the standings.
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Parnassus Set as Olympic Matchmaker in Los Angeles
Veteran fight man Aer George Parnassus is planned to become the new matchmaker for the Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles, a move promoted by Cal Eaton to boost gate receipts. Parnassus has ties to fighters from Mexico and to the International Boxing Club, which remains invited to co-promote in California despite antitrust troubles.
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Fangio Wins French Grand Prix as Fans Suffer Injuries
Juan Manuel Fangio of Argentina clinched the Grand Prix of France in Rouen, extending his 1957 championship lead. Five spectators were hospitalized after a stair collapse on a foot bridge near the track during the incident preceding the race. Fangio completed the three hour race in 3:07:46 at an average speed of 99.79 mph.
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Cards Push Toward All Star Break In Busy Week
The St. Louis Cardinals pace the majors entering the All Star break with a two percent edge and a nine of ten surge. They swept Cincinnati in a four game set, while Brooklyn and Chicago shuffled in the standings. Milwaukee drew over a million in attendance as Lew Burdette delivered a six hitter for his first win since May. Frank Thomas and Dick Groat paced Pittsburgh’s win over New York. The Yankees led the American race with a 21⁄2 game cushion over the White Sox as both leagues show tight pennant races.
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Dentist Keith Wins Meadowlark 54-Hole Invitational
Dr Don Keith of Balboa Park San Diego won the 12th Meadowlark 54-Hole Invitational with a 211 total after a 70 final round, two strokes ahead of John Richardson and Bill Foote. Foote won a playoff for second. Keith barely held off a late charge by rivals as others faltered.
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Fragmentary Radio Television Sports Guide Item
Partial notes mention KTLA and XKCOP listings with unclear times and teams. Key entities include KTLA channel and XKCOP, with generic references to sports broadcasting on air. The fragment lacks a cohesive event, team names, scores, or dates to form a full summary.
Jalopy Derby Victor Seals Close Win at Gardena Stadium
Art Atkinson edged two contenders in a 20-lap jalopy derby main event at Gardena Stadium Sunday. The race featured helmet dash action and multiple contenders including Eyk and others, with Louisville Hollywood Lagton noted in the late action and nearby golf events listed on the program.
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Hoad to Sign Pact With Kramer Today
New York report that tennis star Lew Hoad will finalize a contract with promoter Jack Kramer. Hoad, fresh from Wimbledon success, is set to join Kramer's exhibition group for a two year deal worth a record $125,000.
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Twinks Split Tight Series With Padres at Gilmore Field
Hollywood and San Diego split a doubleheader at Gilmore Field as Leo Rodriguez delivered a clutch two out single in the ninth of the nightcap to give the Twinks a 3-2 win. In the opener Earl Averill homered twice to spark the Padres to a 5-4 victory.
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