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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1958
Page
9
Yankees routed Washington 11 to 3 as Mickey Mantle and Bobby Richardson led a strong attack. Mantle homered twice with a long blast into center field while Berra added a two run shot and New York pitchers held Washington to limited offense.
The Soviet crew, known as the Waber Club of Leningrad, defeated the U S eight in a Grand Challenge Cup heat at Henley. The Russians led by Hedangths beat the University of Washington by 49 seconds, setting a pace that rivaled the best in the regatta.
Dodgers win game one 4 2 before St Louis loses game two 3 2. Mo Donders homered in the fourth, Dick Gray and Charlo Neal drove in runs, and Jones earned the win in game one. In game two, the Dodgers rallied to win 3 2 behind timely hits and strong defense as the Cards suffered late misplays and were unable to close the gap. The doubleheader drew about 68 000 in attendance at the Los Angeles venue.
Armory edges VAIGA 3 2 as Pete Teter earns pitching win by stealing home in the seventh for the decisive run. Cooney Ace, Beloney charged with hit, Hob Campbell homers for the losers. Also notes Rochester 13, Toronto 6. Montreal 2, Richmond 1. Miami Columbus 9, Mayana 2.
Coleman earned his second win in three days with a six hitter. The Bisons’ starter benefited from strong defense and timely offense as Montreal struggled to solve the mound. Luke Baster contributed on offense while Coleman's mix of pitches kept hitters off balance throughout.
In a tense night game Canal AC toppled Lann Singhitty Boys Club 11 to 9. Sinn Simulsky homered and Purcell Lip delivered key support while Pappy Mayes paced Canal AC’s offense.
Grant and Wallman, New York boxing figures, were suspended indefinitely by the NYSAC after Grant’s indictment for accepting bribes involving Wallman’s boxers. Commission chairman Jules Solland announced the action after a special meeting and said further charges against Wallman could revoke his licenses. Referees Al Bert and Freddie Martin testified as details emerged on the case and the seven boxers managed by Wallman were barred from fighting while the suspension stands.
Defending champion Althea Gibson of New York and Angela Mortimer of Britain reached the Wimbledon finals after decisive wins in the singles semifinals. Mortimer defeated Suzyormongy? of Hungary in 25 minutes, while Gibson advanced in a long match to meet Mortimer for the title in a clash of contrasting styles.
A wild pitch and overthrow fueled Tamie's Fish Pry to a three run seventh inning rally and win in a tonal division softball game at Ue Market. Gigi Marchese scored on a late double after Pat Martone and Malph Naples combined to push the rally, while earlier Kowren plated a run with a homer off Tim Scarsone.
Veteran heavyweight boxer Joe Jeannette, 78, longtime figure from forty years past, died after a heart ailment at North Judson Hospital in North Judson Weehawken New Jersey. Jeannette, a prominent figure in boxing history, fought Jack Johnson multiple times in 1905 and 1906 and also faced Sam Langford among other contenders.
Duane Hanover captured the $25,000 National Pacing Derby at Roosevelt Raceway last night, his fourth straight victory. Hanover led early and held off rivals to finish first, earning a substantial payout of 4000 dollars.
Milwaukee (AP) Bouchee homered twice in his NL season debut as Philadelphia defeated Milwaukee 9 5 at County Stadium to hand Braves starter Roberts his 186th career win. Willie Jones opened scoring, Bowman's double and Pernaidee infield out plated a run, and Bouchee added two more in a tense game noted for Roberts enduring mixed cheers after a prior morals case.
Joe Ginsberg delivered a clutch single for Ballance as they beat the Boston Red Sox 7 to 9 in a 15 inning marathon. The rain delayed game extended to four hours and 23 minutes, marking the longest in the American League this season.
Shor stop Ernie Banks drove in seven in the eighth inning as the Chicago Cubs defeated the San Francisco Giants 5 to 3 in the series opener. The game featured solid hitting from Banks and key runs in the late innings, giving Chicago the win at Candlestick Park.
Faerouers and directors of the New York State Line League set new dates and sites for this year. District play runs July 21 28 at local sites with interdistrict action on July 28. Masters events occur August 12 at Pisdon Falls and August 9 at Water Juliet. Details of teams and players are included with scores and matchups across multiple clubs and venues.
Fragmentary OCR lists names Waterplict Vets ab O1 258 Tks 493 Blx 1711 Tave Johnson Billy Inn Tiagene Mullaney George Anselment Andy Jupin Vels Jack Polanski double two singles Elks Anseloyans AL Sintts double two singles Domne on Gs pand Shecks Cranmelis.
In Cohoes Moose-Ooada and doubles lead a busy local card session with Marras, Zateski, Gladys, Signoracci, Wojcik, Meggen, Ceccucel, Zandry, Lavigna and others noted. The event runs into Monday evening at 6 13 p m with Marras and Moose leading the action, continued on page 19.
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