Cardinals Ride Hurlers to Second, Split Doubleheader
Veteran Hoyt Wilhelm and rookie Von McDaniel powered the St Louis Cardinals as they beat Brooklyn twice to move within 112 games of the NL lead. McDaniel won in his second big league appearance with four innings of one hit ball and five strikeouts. Wilhelm tossed four hitless frames to save a Willard Schmidt win. The opener featured Ken Bova’s seventh inning homer after Campanella and Musial hit three run shots. The nightcap saw a four run sixth inning against Johnny Podres.
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Redbirds run streak on nine wins as Reeves stars
Reeves delivered a grand slam and a single driving in six as the G-C-G Cardinals beat Watkins Ine Dodgers 18 4. Reeves also pitched four innings with four hits allowed in the shortened game. Merrell Morris and Lucas added two hits each for a 18 4 win highlighted by Reeves strong two hit effort.
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Mayer Beats Middlecoff In Open Playoff Title Fight
Mayer wins the U S Open at Inverness Toledo beating Cary Middlecoff in a 18 hole playoff by seven strokes to claim the championship and $7 200 prize. Middlecoff who was defending failed to mount a challenge and Jimmy Demaret finished three behind Mayer. Mayer’s win may bring additional endorsements and exhibitions pushing his earnings well above $50 000.
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Traded Players Do All Right Sunday
UNITED PRESS reports on players changing teams in the weekend trades. Billy Martin of the Yankees hit a single and a homer in five at bats as New York beat Kansas City 8-6 in 10 innings. Red Schoendienst played for Milwaukee, while Bobby Thomson and Danny O Connell appeared for the Giants in wins over Philadelphia and Cincinnati respectively. Ray Crone struggled for the Giants, surrendering three runs and three hits in a large loss.
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Frenchman Favored In Televised Welterweight Bout
New York Bouts headline Felix Chiocca of France priced at 7 5 to beat Brooklyn’s Tony DeCola in a 10 round TV fight at St Nicholas Arena. Chiocca replaces Jimmy Archer after a training injury. DeCola, 20, pursues his sixth straight win with a 23 7 1 record and 5 knockouts for his 33 fights.
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Amateurs Open Qualifying For Trans Miss Golf
More than 200 amateurs begin qualifying for the Trans Mississippi tournament with 63 spots. Harvie Ward Jr., under USGA probation, headlines the field while defending champion Charlie Coe does not have to qualify. Rex Baxter Jr. and college stars from Houston, SMU, North Texas State, and Tulsa compete for berths and a Walker Cup chance as the qualifying rounds run today and Tuesday.
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Sunday Results Highlight Tight Baseball Under Curfew
Sunday results show New York 8 over Kansas City 6 in 10 innings and Detroit 2 Boston 1 in 10. Cleveland swept doubleheader 4 5 with Baltimore 3 1 as Chicago lost 4 8 to Washington. Monday schedules note suspended games and varied matchups across Dallas Shreveport Houston Fort Worth Austin Oklahoma City and San Antonio Tulsa.
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Pampa Rebels Sweep Ponies In Doubleheader Victory
The Pampa Rebels defeated the Sims Super Service Ponies 12-2 in five innings and 9-3 in seven, marking a third straight win over the Ponies in non-district play. Ponies face Guthrie next at Fair Park Field with batting practice at 6 30 tomorrow.
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Leading Batters and Pitchers Across Leagues
Summary of top NL hitters Aaron Braves 18 Musial 14 Moon 13 Mays 12 Sauer 11 Snider 11 Robinson 11 and AL leaders Mantle 19 Williams 17 Sievers 15 Zernial 13 Maxwell 12 plus 51 Musial 50 Hoak 42 Mays 37 Ennis 36 Sievers 48 Skowron 43 Mantle 42 Wertz 41 Minoso 40. Pitching leaders Sanford 81 Shantz 7-1 Bunning 7-1 Schmidt 6-1 Jackson 8-2.
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Martin Says He Is Not Unhappy Over His Trade
Billy Martin says he bears no grudges after being traded from the New York Yankees to the Kansas City Athletics. He played a single and a home in the game matching the eight-player deal closing the deadline. Simpson, moved to the Yankees, hit a single in the 10th and scored in a three-run burst that lifted New York to an 8-6 win.
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Tracksters Head to Dayton for AAU Meet
A host of college track stars bring a bundle of new records to the National AAU meet in Dayton Ohio next weekend. The NCAA championship in Austin set eight meet records and three national collegiate marks led by Bob Gutowski Occidental who vaulted 15 feet 9 3/4 inches a top effort though wind effects may keep it from world record status. Missing from the AAU roster is sprinter Bobby Morrow Abilene Christian the only double winner from the national collegiate meet.
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Mashburn Transfer Tigers Triumph in Pony League Makeup
Mashburn Transfer Tigers defeated the Elks Club Yankees 14 to 7 in a makeup game. Guggie Phillips led with a six hit line drive attack, Jimmie Rowland earned the win in four innings, while Larry Cramer closed the final three. Johnny Holloway and Charles Hale highlighted scoring for FWi Chisox in a 9 to 6 win over the Nehi Battling Red Sox. Harvey Welch produced an inside the park homer for the Chisox and Trav McCain added two hits for the Red Sox. The Tigers later tied the Yankees at 7 before a protest ruled a baserunning error, Moose Meek led the Yanks with a homer and three hits. Francis Simmons matched distance pitching for the Felines as Meek fanned 10 in a high hitting day.
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MSU Builds First Student Union Building
Michigan State University becomes the first college to construct a dedicated student union facility, signaling a shift toward centralized student activities and campus gathering space. The project marks a milestone in university life and student representation on campus.
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