Musial Heroic Ninth Inning Lifts National League In All Star Clash
Stan Musial, at 84 the oldest All Star, slugged a 12th inning homer to lift the National League to a 6 5 victory over the American League in Milwaukee. Johnny Logan Henry Aaron and Gene Conley aided the comeback as Willie Mays and Joe Nuxhall starred for the NL while Mickey Mantle homered for the AL.
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Joe Nuxhall
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Nuxhall
Whitey Ford
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Mickey Mantle
Nellie Fox
Yogi Berra
Musial Stars as NL Edges AL in All-Star Thriller
Stan Musial stars in the NL 6-5 All-Star win over the AL posting four extra base hits across his 12 All-Star games with a game winning homer off Frank Sullivan at Milwaukee County Stadium. Yogi Berra catches his fifth straight complete game. Attendance hits 45 842. Musial adds 14 hits in 43 at bats for the season.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Update Across Leagues
Baseball standings show New York holding a lead in the American League with a .655 win percentage at 55 wins 69 losses, while Cleveland in second place sits at 50-34. National League results include Brooklyn at 58-26 and New York leading the standings, with several division rivals pursuing edge in midweek action. All-Star game results note the National League defeating the American League 6-5 in 12 innings.
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Boxing results from Associated Press roundup
In Superior Wis Al Andrews of St Paul stopped Irish Don Jones of Detroit in six. in Bridgeport Willie Pep of Hartford outpointed Hector Rodriguez from Puerto Rico over ten. in Detroit Gene Linscott of Pontiac Mich outpointed Gene Fowler of Chicago.
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Pontiac
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Chicago
Campanella Cleared to Play For Dodgers Return
Roy Campanella has been cleared by Dodgers doctors to resume playing after knee injury. The catcher, batting .325 with 19 homers, will be in the lineup tomorrow against the St. Louis Cardinals as Brooklyn seeks to rebound from a 9-10 stretch without him. A foam rubber inset protects his shin guard, easing pain he felt since June 29.
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Ezzard Charles Favored Over Andrews in Chicago Bout
Ezzard Charles a 3-1 favorite to defeat Paul Andrews in a 10 round Chicago Stadium bout. The nationally televised clash pits a fading former champion against a 25 year old challenger with Charles aiming for a title rematch and higher heavyweight ranking.
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Oldest Player Not Elected Steals Show at All-Star Game
Stan Musial, 34, the league's oldest player, hit a 12th inning homer to give the Nationals a 6-5 victory over the Americans in the 22nd All-Star game. Musial entered as a surprise, had been an All-Star underperformer in balloting, and drove the decisive blast off Frank Sullivan in Boston after a muted game.
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Welfare Belief and Detonation Notes in Chanute
Clippings reveal local notices on welfare and belief topics with editorial attributions to Ernest W. Johnson and James Fehrenbach. Community updates mention licenses, court clerk Mamie Hayes, and staffing changes at a relief station near Fort Scott.
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Young Golfers In Strong Bid In USGA Public Links
Defending champion Gene Andrews of Pacific Palisades faces trouble from Foster Bradley of Los Angeles as the USGA Public Links tournament tightens. Bradley swept two rounds, while other teenagers like Bobby Nichols Tom Nielsen Don Essig also advanced. Andrews earlier beat Willis Smith after a 72. The 200-man field shows 16 extra-hole matches through the second round.
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Tom Nielsen
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Oakland
Wrestler Leads Milwaukee Open With 66
Labron Harris a wrestler turned coach fired a four under par 66 to pace 47 nonexempt players in the Milwaukee Open a 72 hole $35 000 event Harris a golf coach at Oklahoma A and M College Stillwater Okla finished with 35 under par two strokes under par on each nine
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Pro golfer leads field at Blue Mound with 66
The 46 year old pro marked a 33-33 to post 66 at Blue Mound Country Club, with six birdies and two bogies. Gardner Dickinson Jr. of St Andrews Tl shot 68 to finish second among 113 nonexempt players while Gene Webb of St Louis held third with 69. The top 47 nonexempt earn spots joining 103 exempt players for medal play beginning Thursday as the meet runs through Sunday. Exempts include Jack Fleck Sam Snead Julius Boros Cary Middlecoff Ed Oliver Dutch Harrison Tommy Bolt Frank Stranahan and Ed Furgol a Pratt High multi sport standout.
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Dutch Harrison
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Frank Stranahan
Ed Furgol
Two Backfield Stars To Enroll at Wichita
University of Wichita coach Pete Tillman announces that backfield prospects Bob Liles of Pratt and Chuck Vernon of Norcatur will enroll next fall. Liles, a 6 foot 5 inch 111 pound listed as a multi-sport athlete, joins Vernon as new Missouri Valley Conference targets for the program.
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Grammar and pronunciation quiz items
Answers address subject-verb agreement in the sentence with pens and pencils, provide pronunciation guidance for hiatus, identify a misspelled welfare, define credence, and request a det- word meaning explosion.
Birthday Basket Dinner Honors Mrs Culbertson
Erie and Vicinity report Mrs Dessie Culbertson celebrated her 88th birthday with a family basket dinner surprise. Relatives attended from Eric Parsons Lavenburg and nearby towns, including Culbertsons and Beards. Rex Beard, from Manhattan, prepares for Kansas State College electrical engineering studies while visiting family. The article notes other local travel and activities, including a Temple Baptist pastor and Rainbow assembly meeting plans, and finalizes with the Merle Estes driver’s license office relocation upstairs in the courthouse area.
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