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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1959
Page
15
Chicago June 10 Isaac Logart Cuban welterweight and former top contender meets Garnet Sugar Hart Philadelphia the No 1 rated challenger in a televised 10 round bout at Chicago Stadium Logart needs win or draw in his last chance to remain among the nations name fighters Festive.
New York June 10 UPI third baseman Andy Carey of the Yankees is hospitalized at Lenox Hill to recover from a fever due to a virus.
Los Angeles Dodgers aim to stage the second Major League All Star Game of the year as a twilight event between 4 and 5 p.m. PDT at the Coliseum. Baseball Commissioner Ford C Frick and Charles Segar will review ticketing and tech plans while prices match those from Pittsburghs first game.
Undefeated Mexican lightweight Mauro Vazquez will face Johnny Busso of New York in a 10 round main event at the 18th annual Fight for Lives charity card on July 18 at Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles.
The St. Louis Cardinals, mired in one run losses, delivered a 12-3 win over the Milwaukee Braves. They broke a five-game skid against Milwaukee and beat Warren Spahn for only the 30th time in 83 decisions. The win trimmed Milwaukee’s lead to two games atop the standings as San Francisco beat Pittsburgh.
Baltimore reliever Billy Lees earned praise from manager Paul Richards after a strong relief showing in a 7-3 win over Cleveland. The performance helped Baltimore gain ground as Washington won 7-4 over Chicago.
Larry DeCamp starred for Star Cleaners with a homer and two doubles driving in seven runs as Star Cleaners defeated Coca-Cola 11 to 8 at Little League Park. Allis-Chalmers defeated Laughrey Brothers 16 to 8 in a fourth inning curfew game. Batteries Watts and Garvin backed Star Cleaners with DeCamp, while Anthony and Humphrey led Orioles to a first place tie with the White Sox. Loes relieved Johnson in the seventh, escaped a bases loaded jam by fanning Strickland and Minoso after diverting a photographer’s cap with his glove.
Oberlin College in Oberlin Ohio announces Julian Smith former UNC basketball star named head basketball and golf coach. Smith succeeds prior coach and takes on dual duties in athletics program.
Chevrolet trucks claim endurance and reliability with nonstop operation. The copy touts precision engineering, durable chassis, and efficient six cylinder and V8 engines. Dealers prove truck dependability across weight classes and prices.
Paul Richards called for a bunt by Tasby with two on in the fifth and none out, turning a 3-2 game into a 4-3 Orioles lead. Tasby scored on Colavito’s misplay as Baltimore surged into a first place tie with Chicago, amid homers by Gene Woodling and Chico Carrasquel. The Senators, Yankees, and Red Sox won as other AL clubs chased the top spot.
Second round matches in the annual Spring handicap tournament are being completed this week at the Country Club of Terre Haute. Pro Bob Schacht advises all survivors of first round matches to finish their second round by Sunday or risk default. Results include Hutchins over Mith, Grimes over Green, McQuillan over Dede, Burnett over Voges, McCrea over Westrup, Templeton over Thompson, Doenges over Dunkel, Cox over Ijams, Showalter over Adamson, Boyd over McMillan, Bennett over Silvern, Matthews over Bledes, Russell over West rup, Connelly over Braddell, Knecht over Pfenning, Baker over Prox, Anshutz over Callahan, Pfister over Miklovek, Templeton over Fetter, Hennessy over Mullikin Jr., Hubbard over McBride, Bopp over Card, Prox Jr over Wiemuth, Ward over Kelly, Hudson over Kay, Hegeman over Niemey, Chittick over Fowler.
Feminine golfers at the Coun try Club of Terre Haute qualified yesterday for the Spring handicap event. Mrs. John Miklozek led with net 72 on 18 holes and qualified for the Western pin. Mrs. Graham McMillan was second with net 75, and Mrs. Hugh B. Lee Jr. won the nine hole class with net 34. Chip-ins were shared by McMillan and Shannon Buntin. Pairings set after Friday noon. tourney runs June 16 18 and 19.
Ed Fitzgerald of the Cleveland Indians broke a thumb in the seventh inning against the Baltimore Orioles. With Fitzgerald out, Russ Nixon batted for him and played catcher in the eighth. Trainer Wallack said the injury would sideline Fitzgerald for three weeks.
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