Albany Senators Open Season in Eastern League Opener
The Albany Senators start their season in the Eastern League with home and away games against Reading, Allentown, and Williamsport amid manager changes and league affiliations. Albany remains tied to Kansas City, with partner clubs in York, Lancaster, Allentown, and Williamsport. a 140 game schedule, no split season, and the All Star Game slated for July 20 are reported as opening ceremonies and manager rotations are noted.
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York
Senators
Allentows
Albany Cody
Andy
Hollingsworth
Reading
Allway Senators
Krastay Corning
Robinsay
Allentown
Springfield
Brams Onve
Charles Silvers
Winghanton
Selovk
Apedine
Albany Park
Iola J. Parcell
Brain Trust
Wilh
Abdyfbank Lacebesl
Willams and
Brioghanton
Willismsdal
Yankees
Cleveland
San Vanecisco
Albany
Kansas City
St. Louis
Lancaster
Chicago Cubs
Boston
Williamsport
Detroit
Clarence Lotte Rolls 688 Leads Bowling Standings
Clarence Lotte rolled a 688 in a live league event as top overall. Pyramid Brands of Jackson Avenue surged to second with a 688 high game by Javenee Tollet, while Susie Stallion and the Fighting Forty. moved into differing positions. The New York State bowling tongue at Albany and other league shifts marked a busy night with scores including 2784 by Lassie and 2622 by the Five Dts, as standings tightened.
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Conta
Bolvs Susie
Pyramid Brands
Jackson Avenue
Montgomere Ward
Agne
Hai
Lassie
Javenee Tollet
A. Paleff Schaghttenke
New York
Kilroe Named Man of the Year in Thoroughbred Racing
The New York Turf Writers Association named Frank E. Kilroe man of the year for 1958, citing his long service as racing secretary and handicapper. Other honorees include Mrs. J. Phipps as sportsman of the year and Christopher Chenery as breeder of the year. Jockey Ted Atkinson and trainer Willie Molter received recognition for their records and integrity. Awards will be presented at the writers’ dinner in August at Saratoga.
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New York
Assu
Frank E
Jimmy
Kilroe
Nilvan
Sud Santa Anica
J. C. Phuspe
Bold Ruler
Christopher Chenery
Pirsk Laking
Willie Molter
Euler
Chenery
First Landing
Kentucky
Round Table
Demobilize
Milly Ky
Atkinson
Saratoga Spring
Onick Finish ng the Wrists to develop imaxi m clubhear speed
A garbled report describes a boxing knockout last night as Navarro of Rio Bravo Mexico faced Niguel Suarez of Roynari Moy ried. The text mentions weights 192 and 120 and a second round finish with a clubhead impact.
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Mequesia
Metillan
Tex
Amy—Alberto
Navarro
Rio Bravo
Mexico
Technion
The Men Who Track Missiles At Cape Canaveral
A stark piece portrays the lonely missile trackers at Cape Canaveral, exploring their fears and ambitions as they monitor nose cone recoveries from the sea. It highlights their isolation, the pull of occasional revelry, and a rough, primitive world surrounding the moon mission era.
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Cape Fanaveral
Rain and cold halt Pirates Phillies game at start
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia opened with the Pirates leading 4 0 after one inning when a 24 minute delay followed by another stoppage ended play. Ed Bouchee, Wally Post and Don Cardwell featured in the half inning before rain forced a second stoppage and the umpire called the game after 46 minutes. The contest was to be replayed May 7 at Forbes Field, weather permitting.
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Bng
Boesswiek
eHosis
Higy
Troy
Steve Thien Inert
Maree
New York State
Sansie
Orrin
Hogan
Rowel
Karenstoe
Albany
Tarain
Alex George
Don Brown
Claude
Shy Balsthenssre
Petlanitienn
Reedy
Bill Y Ui
Torus
Otis
Kern
Rom Debus
Sh Auabiatine
Hank
Blutebad
Dick Rogers
Abeher
Spencer
Peats
Emerald L.T
Pawling
Didely
Arry Stubing
Tom Aller
Ed Mer Wan Ais
Stek
John Seramay
Tianessese
Bere
Marichal
Springfield
Aves Bt
Marys Fotuls
W. Eine
HANS
Eilan
Vasai
Arshl
Ian
Sunelay Pe
Nick Tay
Yon Laakerstala
Jan
Cis
Warman
Gilhert Ier
Cemney
Hannieng
Rae Kay Cormack
Ib Rf
Wetery
Amy ‘ Lam
Hector
Baia
Ward Ans
Ana
Pantin
Isa
Fir
Hanaian
Sullivan
Bonin
Hua Ma
Taniseyp
le Pale
Tolan
Mike Nandaty
Haition
Ueberty
Sewney
Wight
Hainan
Weis
Alma
Fayaulyace
Lennon
Pasilion
Vinina
SUNY
Astras Minh AD
Pias Eas
Bony
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Phillies
Pirates
Peyates
Yanagement
Forbes Field
Phipies
Pirate
Ronnie Kine
George Anderson
Ed Bouchoo
Anderson
Secon
Wally Post
Bouchee
Marty Anderso Toadgdt
Willie Jones
Billy Virdon
Don Cardwell
Ted Klaszowski
Virdno
Don Hawk
Dimale
Jovhn Calan
Baseball Scores and Standings From Major Leagues
Daily results show Los Angeles beat San Francisco and Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh in the National League. Team standings list Milwaukee and Los Angeles atop their divisions while Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, and St Louis trail. American League results include New York at Boston with rain. standings place Cleveland and Chicago near the top. Today’s probable pitches feature Koufax vs No-Holder in a Los Angeles clash and Herron facing Grimmy in Kansas City.
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Philadelphia
Vittsburgh
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Aliller
Koufax
Milwaukee
Purkey
Spaly
St. Louis
Chicago
Hobbie
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
Kansas City
Detroit
Pichers
Larsen
Raina
Heron
Grimny
Detrait
vLish
Forlack
Wilelm
Casale
Majors Attendance Falls 15 Percent From 1958
Major League baseball total attendance in 1950 dropped 15 percent from 1958 with only three clubs rising. Indians, Giants, and Senators posted gains, while Dodgers and Giants on the West Coast boosted the NL decline overall. Indians lead by 26,000, Giants up 1,268, Senators up 178, Dodgers down 80,000 in NL. Orioles, Tigers, Cubs, and Red Sox also declined. Braves fell about 245,000 from 1958.
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Wn York
Cleveland Indians
San Francisco Giants
Washington Senators
Associated Press
Te Indians
Giants
Senators
Los Angeles Dedgers
Dodgers
West Coast
Baltimore Orioles
Detroit
Chicago Cubs
Boston Red Sox
Milwaukee Braves
Cepeda Clocks Ahead In Rookie Pace Among NL Leaders
Orlando Cepeda of the Giants leads NL rookie pace and sits near the league runs batted in leaders, tied with Ernie Banks as Willie Mays and other stars post early strong showings. Several players from San Francisco, Milwaukee, Cleveland, and Detroit spark early batting and pitching races with standout starts and key totals through the opening games.
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Flusky
Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
Cepeda
Giants
Willie Mays
Bill Rignay
Aff
Filipe Alan
Jin Davenport
Alau
Davenyport
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
George Strickland
Cleveland
Aaron Hi
Skleivkligd
ATS
Mark Ieteran
Alvin Dark
Cubs
Don Demeter
Los Angeles
Dark
Gael Demeter
Smviekluni
Vas
Joe Gordon
Woody Held
Indians
Rauns
Hole
AL Kaline
Detroit
Fiston Howard
New York
Strickland
Ealing
Howard
Reno Bertoia
Washington
Brenner Named Garden Matchmaker For Boxing Cards
New York AP Teddy Grenher yesterday was named boxing matchmaker for Madison Square Garden. Ned Ivish, Garden president, announced the appointment succeeding acting matchmaker Jack Barrel. Brenner, ex promoter and matchmaker for the New York Boxing Club, resigns from NYBC and will begin duties Friday. Duke Stefani and Nady named assistants. Garden underwrites some NYBC losses amid financial woes.
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New York
Teddy Grenher
Madison’ Square Garden
Ned Ivish
the Garden
Drenner
Jack Barrel
Brenner
St. Nicholas Arena
NYBC
Irving Cohen
St. Nick's
Heal Iwan
Irish
Garden Corporation
New Brunswick
International Boxing Club
Duke Stefani
North Bergen
Nady
Markson
Carden Boxing
Barrel
Mar
Alsstaf
Alpha Bowlers Post 2640 2592 In State Meet
Alpha Recreation boys bowling teams posted 2640 and 2592 in the New York State Elks Memorial Tournament at Oneida City Lanes. Team No 1 led with 2640 and Team No 2 followed at 2592. John Pakar of No 1 and Tony Clay of No 2 led individuals with 445.
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Alpha Recreation
Oneida
Alpha
City Lanes
Mpha
John Pakatar
Tony Clay
Ortega Stiteh Rematch Set for May May at Syracuse War Memorial
Cindy Ortega of Mexico and Rudy Stiteh of Louisville prepared for a rematch marked by a torrid ten round bout at the Syracuse War Memorial. Ortega reportedly won the Fed bout by split decision after a televised national showing.
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Syracusy
Gaspar Cindy Ortega
Mexico
Rudy Suiteh
Louisville
Ware
Syracuse
Priday
Madisumi
Lagan Sewanee
Ortega
Ant
Seray
Warner Knocks Out Edwards in Philadelphia Bout
AP report details that Don Warner defeated Edwards in a boxing match held in Philadelphia. The event featured weight class notes and a fast, decisive second round knockout. Details on rounds and venue are unclear from the fragmented text.
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Philadelphia
Don Warner
Sam Edewards
Cambria
Dodgers Edge Giants 2-1 on Neal's walkoff homer
Don Drysdale struck out 11 in a two hit game as the Dodgers beat San Francisco 2-1. Willie Mays homered for the Giants, with Charley Neal delivering the winning 350 foot shot in the bottom of the ninth. Drysdale improved to 2-1 and Los Angeles drawn 32,946 fans.
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Los Angeles
Don Deydale
Willie Maga
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Meisco
Charley Neal
Drysdale
Mags
Giants
Andre Rongel
Missus
Mays
Dodgers
Don Demeter
Johnny Roseboro
Novy Larker
Don Zimmer
Sam Jones
San Francisco
Las
Pavennoel
Warrier
Gilian
Monalee
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Clarence Lotte
Trojan
Bea Mervin
Honor Kilroe
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Onick
Miso
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Croatia Poste
Roy
Bues
Phils
Acun
Orlando Cepeda
Si Francisco
Pick Brenner
Millwaukee
Waukee Hayes
Pinshweh Pirates
Johan McHale
Hollyews
Stiteh
Warner Kos Edwards
Cali
Chas, Grenigr
John Sheehon
Montreal
Havana
Toronto
Miami
Houston
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Sinclair
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