Haney Relies On Spahn To Finish Reds Shutout
Fred Haney, Milwaukee Braves manager, gambled by pulling starter Joey Jay in a 3-0 ninth with one hit allowed. Warren Spahn pitched the final two innings for a one hit shutout that extended Atlanta’s NL lead to six games over Pittsburgh. Giants beat Cardinals 4-3, Dodgers top Cubs 7-3, Yankees beat Red Sox 8-2, White Sox over Kansas City 5-2, and Cleveland outlasted Detroit 10-9 in 10 innings with Vic Power stealing home twice.
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Major League Baseball Standings and Friday Results
Baseball standings for both leagues listed by team with win loss records and percentages. Friday results include New York at Boston, Chicago at Kansas City, and Cleveland at Detroit, plus scheduled Saturday games and notable National League matchups and scores.
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Braves edge Reds as Jay limits hits in return
The Associated Press reports Joey Jay of the Braves walked eight but allowed only one hit in a 3-0 win over the Reds, his first start in two weeks due to an arm injury, with Warren Spahn finishing. Rocky Colavito starred for the Indians, driving in three runs and homering twice in a 10-9, 10 inning win over the Tigers.
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Reds Hit Season Low As Tebbetts Sit In Stand
A somber Birdie Tebbetts watched the Cincinnati Redlegs suffer a season low in batting as his resignation as manager loomed. The Redlegs were shut out 3-0 by Milwaukee with one hit through eight innings and no hits in the final inning, while Tebbetts and his wife sat with Gabe Paul in the stands and teammates voiced support amid the losing streak. Tebbetts, owed a salary through the year, will receive payoff for the rest of the season, with 1959 terms canceled. He plans to rest and return to baseball as a manager someday.
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Slaughter Delivers为 Yankees Rally Over Red Sox
In Boston, Casey Stengel defended sending Enos Slaughter to pinch hit for Duke Maas in the fourth with New York ahead 3-2. Slaughter hit a two run double as the Yankees built an 8-2 victory. Also rain postponed Caracas Ike Chestnut vs Victor Sonny Leon boxing bout.
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Hebert and Jacobs Lead St Paul Open After first round
Lionel Hebert the 1957 PGA champion and Tommy Jacobs shared a one stroke lead at 64 in the St Paul Open at Keller Course as a record field produced wild scoring. Sam Snead Frank Stranahan Cary Middlecoff and Doug Ford opened at 65 while Don Finsterwald Art Wall and Ken Venturi were among 66.
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Minutemen Report For Pineville High Football Preparations
Pineville High School Coach Sante Baninsezna announced candidates for the 1958 Minutemen football team must report at 9 30 a m Saturday to receive uniforms and equipment. The squad will begin full practice Monday as they ramp up for the season.
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Power Steals Home Twice As Tribe Tops Tigers 10 9
Vic Power of Cleveland becomes the only AL player to steal home twice in a game, powering a 10 9 victory over Detroit as the Indians rally from an early deficit. The win ties Boston for first. New York and Chicago results also noted.
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Open Home Stand Tonight
Charleston hosts a split results report as a six game stretch begins with expected momentum. Key players include Tom Yewcic and a Sanatare influence shaping the game plan and crowd energy.
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Senators split doubleheader as Corwin helps Wichita edge Braves
In Wichita, Al Corwin, newly acquired from Louisville, starred in the nightcap to clinch a 9-6 win for the Senators over Wichita as Minneapolis opens a home stand at Watt Powell Park. Denver slipped to second with a 16-12 loss to St Paul, while Murff’s eight hits powered a seven inning opener win. Charleston and Wichita battled, with Charleston scoring late in the fourth after Carey’s rough night.
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Chicago at Louisville and Omaha vs KC box score notes
Baseball game fragment shows player initials and stats from American Association action. Mentions pitching by Moore and Craddock, hits by Aparicio Lopez and Simpson, home run by Hoise, stolen bases, and runs scored for Kansas City Chicago and other teams with partial inning details and pitcher records.
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Smokehouse To Leave For Parkersburg Tourney Saturday
The Beckley District champion Smokehouse softball team will depart at 7:30 a.m. Saturday for Parkersburg to enter the State Tournament. Manager Patsy Fragile announced players should meet at the Smoke House Billiard Parlor and contact him if unable to attend. The champions open at 1 p.m. Saturday against the Clarksburg tournament winner, with potential further games that night. Team members include Bill Skiles Denny Skiles Jimmy Farmer Peter Crouch Homer Legg George Todorovich Robert Martin John Farrish Joe Farrish Willie Joe Chandler Phil Fitzpatrick Gene Skiles John Zelek Sammy Tassitinoe and Gene O'Neil.
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