Stan Musial and Sam Jones Keep Cardinals On Top
Stan Musial went 4 for 4 with two two run homers and Sam Jones pitched six shutout innings as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the New York Giants 6-0 to extend their winning streak to six and reclaim first in the National League. The victory moved St. Louis two percentage points ahead of idle Milwaukee. In other action, Brooklyn beat Chicago 12-3, Hodges hit a bases loaded homer for a NL record 19th, and Cincinnati edged Philadelphia 4-3. Musial passed Ty Cobb for fourth on the all time extra base hits list with 1,140 in his 16 year career.
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McKnight and Tunnell Set for City Tennis Title Match
Tonight at Mead Park tennis courts, Corry Tennis Club crowns its men's singles champion after semifinals where Bob Tunnell defeated Tony Bartecki 8-6 in one set and Frank McKnight beat Bob McCafferty 6-1 6-2. Final is best of five, starting 6 p.m. Monday with three matches nightly through Friday.
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National League Standings and Schedule Snippet
National League standings show Brooklyn, Chicago, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, New York, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, and Milwaukee with recent results Brooklyn 12 Chicago 3 and Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 3. Tonight’s games include Pittsburgh at Chicago and New York at Cincinnati with Brooklyn at Milwaukee. Tomorrow features New York at Cincinnati and Brooklyn at Milwaukee among others.
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Yesterday's Stars Hit Way to Redbirds First Place
Stan Musial and the Cardinals powered past the Giants as Musial launched two two run homers and added two singles in four trips. Pitching trio Sims Jones Gar Ainsil s delivered another shutout with a six hitter eight to nothing win.
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Track and Tiger Duo Nets 81724 Daily Double at Rockingham
In Salem New Hampshire track and tiger players formed a daily double totaling 81,724 dollars at Rockingham Park. Oceanport New Jersey Slipperoo paid 814.80 in the feature at Monmouth Park. New York Writer paid 15.10 and won the top Belmont Park event.
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Clubs Approve NFL Players Union Recognition By Bell
Washington officials and club executives reacted to Bert Bell’s move to recognize and negotiate with the NFL Players Association. Nine clubs approved, others expressed cautious support or legal questions about Bell’s authority under the league constitution. Strong backing came from Raiders, Rams, 49ers, Lions, Packers, Steelers, Eagles, and Colts officials, while several owners debated implications and legality with different interpretations.
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Elchynski's Tops Fox Keystone For City League Tie
Elchynski's beat Fox Keystone 8 to 2 to tie St. Thomas' for first in the City Softball League. Restaurateurs opened strong, remaining in contention for top spot as the season continues.
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Championship Clash Ends In Tight Win For Fox Keystone
Monday night the league title was decided as Fox Keystone edged Etchynski’s team 16 8 in a tense game. Roger Ottaway and Bob Hixson sparked the winner with early doubles while Merle Ottaway earned the victory and Vanderhoot took the loss.
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Diamond Action Last Night's Softball Scores
In Richmond California Aero edged Raymonds 12 to 11 while Bichynski's beat Fox Keystone 8 to 2 and Pirates triumphed 6 to 3. Tonight Ajax Columbus playoff game and Raymonds vs the tonight's loser at 4230 p.m. Tomorrow Teener League games feature Raymonds against the tonight's winner and Aero against the tonight's winner in title play. Monday Minor League showcases Senators versus Pirates in a playoff. City Softball League St Thoma versus Elchynski's championship game. Rich mond California. Risher of Oakland out pointed by Ruben Vatwas of Richmond 12 to ?
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Aero Outlasts Raymonds In Teener Playoff Thriller
Aero Supply finished top in the regular Teener League but edged third place Raymonds 12 to 11 in a tight opener. Bob Caster earned the win after relieving in the fifth, with Rex Morris delivering the decisive triple in the seventh as Aero advances to the final and Ajax faces Columbus Merchants tonight for a shot at tomorrow’s title.
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Pirates Triumph Over Senators in Minor League Showdown
Ronnie Hanks pitched a four hitter and led the Pirates to a 6-4 win over the Senators to seal the second half title. The Pirates remain undefeated in the half at 5-0, improving to 7-3 on the season while the Senators stand 1-2 for the year. Jan Bosak and Alan Smith sparked the Senators early, but Pirates' Jerry Kennedy and Chuck Munn doubled the lead with three-base hits and timely RBIs.
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Young Don Essig Sparks Public Links Run at 18
An 18 year old from Indianapolis Don Essig has defeated defending champion Junie Buxbaum to reach the semifinals of the U S Public Links Championship. He would become the youngest winner since Lester Bolstad if he wins the title. Essig, a TSU student, has a string of junior and state titles and faces 26 year old Don Sokrabulis in today’s matches with other veterans at Herahey Park.
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Boyd Favored Over Vaughn In St Nicholas Arena Show
New York report says Bobby Boyd, Chicago middleweight contender, is favored to beat California’s Wille Vaughn in a rematch at St Nicholas Arena. Boyd, 28 4-7-2, seeks fifth straight win after a disputed decision over Vaughn in Chicago. Vaughn, 24, from Los Angeles, holds 38-10-4 with eight knockouts.
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Hodges Slams 13th Grand Slam Sets NL Mark
Gil Hodges hit his 13th grand slam, a record for the National League, as the Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the Chicago Cubs 13 to 9. Hodges, who spent 11 seasons with Brooklyn, called it a thrill but not a huge one, noting the two weeks earlier home run tied the game in the ninth and helped seal a 9-7 win. The blast came off Dick Littlefield and widened Hodges career grand-slam total to 13.
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Musial Rises to Third in All-Time Extra-Base Hits
Stan Musial moved past Ty Cobb into third place in all-time extra-base hits with 1,140 as the St. Louis Cardinals blanked the New York Giants 6-0. The 16th-year star went 4 for 4 and also surpassed Rogers Hornsby for second in NL career RBIs with 552, as Mel Ott leads the NL with 1,860.
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Krishnan and Reed Reach Meadow Club Invitational Semifinals
Indian player Ramanathan Krishnan and American Whit ney Reed of Alameda California advanced to the semifinals of the Meadow Club invitation tennis tournament in Southampton New York.
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