Burdette Seeks NL Shutout Crown in 14 Years
Lew Burdette blanked St Louis 8 0 for his sixth shutout this season and 15th win. He leads NL with a 2.53 ERA as Milwaukee fights for the pennant while Card manager Hutchinson notes his powerful stuff. In other action Brooklyn edged NY Giants in 13 innings 10-9. Boston and Cleveland won in the American League. Nixon no-hit the Yanks through seven innings.
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Lew Burdette
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St. Louis Cardinals
Burdette
Fred Hutchinson
Phils
Robin Roberts
Mort Cooper
Harry Brecheen
Cincinnati Redlegs
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Boston
Willard Nixon
New York Yankees
Yanks
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
White Sox
Kansas City
Baseball Scores Across Leagues Highlight Weekend Results
The latest standings show Milwaukee leading the N L with 68 wins and Brooklyn 65. Thursday and Friday results include Milwaukee 8 St. Louis 0 and Chicago 4 Cincinnati 2 in the National League, while in the American League New York 75 39 leads Cleveland 64 47. Multiple minor leagues reported scores from Richmond to Shreveport with varied outcomes.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
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Philadelphia
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New York
Jansen
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Russ Wehmeier
Margoneri
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Amarillo
Stan Musial Sets National League Record in Extra Base Hits
Stan Musial, 35, of the St. Louis Cardinals, set a National League mark for extra base hits with his 1,072nd in the seventh inning. The record goal follows his chase begun last Sunday after tying the mark. Musial, already a six time batting champion, aims for 3,000 hits and leads NL slugging at .583 while batting .316 with three hits in the game as the Cardinals shut out the Braves 8-0. He trails Hank Aaron by 23 in homers standings and is determined to reach the century mark in hits.
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Hank Sauer
St. Louis Cardinals
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Cardinals
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Milwaukee Braves
Wally Moon
Milwaukee
Hank Aaron
John Mize
Chuck Klein
Hack Wilson
Ott
Ralph Kiner
Mantle Faces Tough Pace To Beat Babe Ruth Record
The article weighs Mickey Mantle’s pace to surpass Babe Ruth’s 60 home runs. Mantle, with 42 homers in 114 games, would need a stronger surge to match Ruth’s late season explosion, as Ruth hit 17 in 29 days after Sept 2.
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Associated Press
Mickey Mantle
Babe
Ruth
Mickey
Yankee
Mantle
Jimmy Foxx
Hank Greenberg
Foxx
Greenberg
Kinder Holds ChiSox Lead in 6 5 Victory over A's
Veteran pitcher Kinder worked 3 1 3 innings to protect a 6 5 Chicago White Sox win over the A's. Minnie Minoso's seventh inning triple scored the decisive run as Chicago swept the series. Kansas City knocked out starter Jim Wilson and tallied 14 hits before Kinder relieved. In St Louis, Lew Burdette pitched Milwaukee to an 8 0 win over St Louis, giving the Braves a 2 1 series edge. Stan Musial added three hits including his 1 072nd extra base hit, a new NL record. Mizell took the loss for the Cardinals in the first inning onslaught.
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Associated Press
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Kansas City
Chicago White Sox
A’s
Minnie Minoso
Chicago
Jim Wilson
Gerry Staley
Jim McDonald
Paul Lapalme
Kinder
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Lew Burdette
Braves
Stan
the Man
Mizell
Faye Crocker Leads Norwood Hills Tourney
Faye Crocker holds a three stroke lead at Norwood Hills as 20 pros begin the second round of the $5,000 Norwood Hills Women's Invitational. Beverly Hanson sits second after an opening 72 with five players at 73. Defending champion Louise Suggs shot 74. Kathy Cornelius was well back at 81.
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ST. Louis
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Norwood Hills
Montivideo
Uruguay
Swiner
Norwood Country Club
Beverly Hanson
Apple Valley
Calif
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Grossinger
N. Y
Joyce Ziske
Waterford
Wis
Gloria Armstrong
Oakland
Betty Dodd
Louisville
Kathy Cornelius
Lake Worth
Fla
Furgol and Burke Lead Milwaukee Open Round
Furgol and Burke shot 63s to share the Milwaukee Open lead as the second round began at Tripoli Golf Course. Sixty-seven players posted sub par rounds, signaling a possible 265 or better to win over 72 holes.
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Ed Furgol
Jackie Burke
Tripoli
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St. Louis
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Kiamesha Lake
N.Y
Jim Turnesa
Spring Valley
Gene Littler
Singing Hills
Calif
Babe Lichardus
Bell in Semifinals of Canadian Tourney
United States faces Canada in the Canadian Women's Open final after semifinals set Judy Bell of Wichita and Pet Lesser of Seattle meet, while Marlene Stewart of Ontario faces Rae Milligan of Alberta. Bell edged Mary Patton Janssen, and Lesser beat Betty Stanhope to reach the semis. Stewart defeated Maurice Glick 3 and 2, and Milligan beat Virginia Dennehy 4 and 3.
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Canada
Judy Bell
Wichita
Kan
Pet Lesser
Seattle
Marlene Stewart
Fonthill
Ont
Rae Milligan
Jasper
Alta
Miss Bell
Mary Patton Janssen
Charlottesville
Miss Lesser
Betty Stanhope
Edmonton
Miss Stewart
Maurice Glick
Baltimore
Miss Milligan
Virginia Dennehy
Lake Forest
Hillside Lions Club members host nine-patt front nine
Hillside New Jersey Lions Club members gathered for a business meeting with Nat Armel presiding. Paul Lapp attended as a guest. Nearby travel included Mrs. Fred Goyette and Mrs. Joan Sparks visiting Wichita guests of the Ard and Blunt families.
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Paul Lapp
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Chanute
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C. E. Ard
Dale Blunt
G. W. McGrew
Kansas City
Marjorie McGrew
Clifford
Johnnie van Nice
Fred Bartholomew
Barbara Kester
Calvin Puckett
Lawrence
Fight Results Show Boxing Decisions Across Cities
Philadelphia bouts end with dec wins for Ben son 149 over Jake Josato 145 in Philadelphia. Moncton sees Yvon Durelle 180 defeat Chief Alvin Williams 175 in Oklahoma City. Portland features Eddie Machen 1921s taking a decision over Kayeed Walter Hafer 211 in Washington, D.C.
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Choo Choo Benson
Jake Josato
Moncton
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Yvon Durelle
Canada
Alvin Williams
Oklahoma City
Portland
Ore
Eddie Machen
Redding
Calif
Walter Hafer
Washington
D.C
Court Allows News Photography in Kansas Courtrooms
District Judge Clark Wallace issued a memorandum permitting news photographers to take pictures in the Pratt 4th Judicial District courtrooms while court is in session or at recess. The decision covers Pratt Kingman Harper and Barber counties and sets standards for courtroom photography.
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4Th Judicial District
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Barber
Classified Ad Details and Offers from The Tribune
The Tribune advertises 10 cent cash discount for same day payment, blind ads add 25 cents, and six month rates for regular users. Out of area, 5 cents per word with 1 5 minimum. deadline 3 pm prior day. Also notices four kittens seek home at 215 North Forest and local Dairy Bar ads with takeout and in car dining options.
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Tribune
Humboldt Visitors and Extended Family Gatherings
Humboldt residents hosted a flurry of relatives and friends from Parsons Wichita Falls Grants Pass Noel Hollywood Topeka and Fort Dodge as guests. Weekend returns and long visits filled the social calendar with family likenesses and travel stories.
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Humboldt
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Ralph Embry
Parsons
Gladys Wick
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Texas
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Butterfield
Topeka
Janice Miller
Yellowstone National Park
Don Harington
Harington
Robert Brown
Owen Oliphant
Lyle Hack
John Nold
Wilson S. Pitman
Courtroom Photography Rules Set to Limit Image Capture
A seven rule framework governs courtroom photography requiring prior notice to the court, banning flash equipment, capping camera dimensions at eight inches, and mandating seated photographers at assigned positions. The court may bar photographing any scene or individual upon request or its own motion for cause.
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