Spahn Extends Shutout Record with 8-0 Win Over Cubs
Milwaukee's 36-year-old Spahn pitched six strong innings for his 18th victory and 41st career shutout, moving past Sanford and Pierce in the NL. The Braves led 8-0 as Hank Aaron hit his 39th homer. Cubs pitcher Littlefield faltered in the seventh.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Summary
Baseball scores across American and National Leagues include New York leading with 84 wins, Chicago 78, Detroit 67, and Baltimore 64. Notable results: Detroit 3 Chicago 2 in 11 innings. New York 6 Pittsburgh 12. Milwaukee 8 Chicago 0. St Louis 14 Cincinnati 4. Schedule notes list Washington at Baltimore and Boston at New York as Tuesday results. Multiple leagues report ongoing records and upcoming games.
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Cardinals Rip Redlegs 14 4 in Cincinnati rout
Cardinals break out offensively after Stan Musial injury gap as Vinegar Bend Mizell wins 14 4 over Cincinnati. Del Ennis belts 18th homer and Hal Smith drives in four. Ennis three RBIs, Mizell three runs. Ken Bover and Cunningham add two and three hits respectively.
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Fullmer Vejar Bout On TV Tonight
Gene Fullmer of West Jordan faces Chico Vejar of Stamford Conn in a televised bout airing tonight from West Jordan Utah with both fighters chasing a key victory. Vejar represents Stamford and Fullmer is a local West Jordan contender set for a nationally televised clash.
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Grade School Athletic Plan Expands After-School Program
Harold Anderson, principal at James B. Hutton, announced after-school sports will start about Sept 16 at Murray Hill, James B. Hutton and Alcott elementary schools. Fifth and sixth graders need parental permits and fitness approval. Touch football first, no fixed formation, basic fundamentals taught.
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Faurot Backs Broyles For Letter of Intent
Missouri coach Frank Broyles received support from athletic director Don Faurot for a letter of intent policy in the Big Eight. Faurot urged the measure to curtail belated recruiting of prospects who have shown intent and scholarship plans with conference schools. Broyles had advocated the policy earlier after Big Eight peers pursued Missouri high school athletes already linked to Missouri.
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Respiratory infection keeps Ted Williams sidelined
Boston. Ted Williams was in bed with a respiratory infection at home as the Red Sox headed to New York for a two game series with the Yankees. Red Sox physician Dr Ralph McCarthy said Williams still ran a slight fever and would not travel. Williams, who turned 39 last Friday, was out of the starting lineup in Baltimore the night before. He leads Mickey Mantle by six points in the American League batting race.
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First Baptist Wins Tourney in Church League Final
First Baptist clinched a fourth consecutive Church League softball title with a 14 to 6 victory over Stark. Stark reached the final by defeating Knights of Columbus 8 to 0, while First Baptist dominated through the tournament. A 7:30 p.m. meeting at the Memorial Building will choose the good sportsmanship trophy winner and elect new officers.
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Score Sees Comeback Hopes For Cleveland Pitcher
Cleveland Indian pitcher Herb Score expects to return to the mound this season once his depth perception improves. He last pitched four months ago after a line drive struck his right eye causing retina swelling. Score says he sees well enough now and plans to pitch before season’s end to avoid a long winter layoff.
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Pennant Fever in Milwaukee Braves Cautious Haney Warns
The Milwaukee Braves ride pennant fever with veteran stars like Warren Spahn and Lew Burdette signaling confidence while Fred Haney urges caution. He stresses one game at a time as the team aims to stay ahead, reflecting a high-stakes pursuit of the NL flag amid last season’s lessons and fan support.
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Isaac Murphy’s lifetime jockey winning record noted
The article appraises Isaac Murphy as the era’s top winner with a 44 percent success rate across a 15 year career finishing before the century’s end.
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Tax Collections Up in August
Tax collections in August reached 11111 dollars in Topeka Kansas. The amount reflects local revenue intake for the month with August showing a notable rise in state and city tax receipts compared with prior periods.
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