MU GUNS FOR FINALS BERTH BEHIND WEBER
Houston’s Dick Farrell wins his 10th game as he silences St. Louis 4 1 behind Nellie Fox on his back. Cardinals drop to eighth, Gibson loses, and Philadelphia and Milwaukee push in NL standings with a day full of homers and doubleheaders.
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MU Guns
Weber
Houston
Dick Farrell
Nellie Fox
Farrell
Fox
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Bill White
Ken Bower
al Spangler
Spangler
Bob Gibson
St. Louis
Kansas City
Cards
Philadelphia
Glen Hobbie
San Francisco
Giants
Orlando Cepeda
Jim Hart
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Cubs
John Briggs
Wes Covington
Phillies
Brigg
Richie Allen
Los Angeles
Juan Pizarro
Howard
Phil Linz
Linz
Baltimore
Chuck Estrada
Dick Hall
Estrada
Jerry Adair
Orioles
Brooks
Robinson
Luis Aparicio
Aparicio
Twins
Harmon Killebrew
Bob Allison
Zoilo Versailles
Fred Valentine
Senators
Battles and Brews: Gophers Face Missouri in CWS Fourth Round
Minnesota, unbeaten, meets Missouri ace Keith Weber as Southern Cal faces Maine in a quartet of College World Series games. The tournament runs four days late but draws higher attendance and many MLB scouts, while Minnesota aims to avoid elimination and Missouri hopes to spark a comeback with Stroud and Musgraves.
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Omaha
Minnesota
Missouri
Southern Cal
Maine
Dave Hoffman
Big Ten
Tigers
Keith Weber
Weber
Arizona State
Dick Mielke
Dick Siebert
Frank Brosseau
Joe Pollack
Pollack
Larry Fisher
USC
Joe Ferris
Jack Butterfield
Trojans
Jack Stroud
Seton Hall
Stroud
Dennis Musgraves
Park Board Softball Schedule Amid Weekend Lineup
Park Board announces a week of softball at Duensing Field and nearby venues. Monday features Senior and Church leagues with matchups such as West Hills Baptist versus Union Baptist and Memorial Baptist against First Baptist. Tuesday and Wednesday bring Junior and Intermediate games including Westcate Mets versus Burnett's TV and Royal Crown versus Columbian Starettes. Thursday lists East End Drug facing Calvary Baptist in Girls League play and Calvary Baptist versus Immanuel Baptist in Church League.
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Gier’s Standard
Pepsi Cola
Rippeto
Tiki Lounge
Wagner Plumbing
Knights of Columbus
West Hills Baptist
Union Baptist
Memorial Baptist
First Baptist
Hickory Hill Baptist
Farth Lutheran
Westcate Mets
Burnett’s TV
Ano
Fischer Electric
Pleasant Fill Baptist
Stanior
Dalle Meyer Jewelry
Furst Baptist
Royal Crown
Columbian Starettes
Mid
C.B.C. Roadrunners
Trinity Lutheran
Heckman Foods
International Shoe Co
East End Drug
Calvary Baptist
Union Hill Baptist
Faith Lutheran
Immanuel Baptist
Park Board Baseball Schedule At Lens Field
Park Board announces baseball fixtures at Lens Field and adjacent venues. Matches include McGraw-Adison versus Center, Edison vs 12 Year Midgets, Tweedies against Intermediate division, and Pater Rockets in 16 Year division with weekly start times around 7 00.
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Taens
Great Central Lumber
Zesta
Adan Materials
Coxemepalitan Club
Fagies Club
Zesta Drive
Intermediace
Eagies Friige
Ae Center
McGraw-Adison
Fleetrical Worrers Me Edison
Midert
Nust Chih
Javecees
Pater
Gorten
Business or Pro Football D Day Nearing For Huff
New York report on Sam Huff torn between playing for the Washington Redskins and pursuing a lucrative off-season business career with WI. P. Steves in textiles. Huff, traded from the Giants, values both football prowess and a growing role as a salesman. He plans to keep his Long Island home and will seek a raise if he stays with the company.
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New York
Sam Huff
New York Giants
Potomac
Washington Redskins
Sam
West Virginia
Huff
The
Giants
Tommy McDonald
Eagles
McDonald
Redskins
WI. P. Steves
Long Island
Consort Fabrics
Sam Huatt
We -She Redskins
Opvercfeearna
Baseball Standings and Weekend Scores Reported
Standings show Baltimore and New York leading the AL with Chicago Minnesota and Boston close behind. Weekend results include Detroit over Los Angeles 8-5 and New York beating Chicago 6-3 with Baltimore 10-8 over Boston in a twin bill. Batting leaders highlight Oliva Minnesota Williams Chicago and Mays San Francisco with strong totals.
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Associated Press
W. L. Pet. G.B. Baltimore
Chicago
New York
Minnesota
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Bastion
Baltimore
Battling
Fregosi
Oliva
Allison
Wagner
Stuart
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Houston
Williams
Mavs
Willian
Mays
Bover
St. Loui
Philaphia
San Fran
Chicago Anes
Aes
Lema Wins Buick Open Sets Sights On National Open
Lema clinched the Buick Open at Warwick Hills with an 11 under par 277 total after a final 70 securing nearly $9,000. Don Finsterwald finished second at 286, Bob Charles was third. Lema, first to win back-to-back majors in 21 months, heads to Washington for the National Open hoping for a third straight win.
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Lema
Ovieters
N.Y
Don Finsterwald
Bob Charles
Jack Nicklaus
Seattle
Portland
Ore
Beagle Crowned After Upset at Trial Here
Local Beagle won the 15 and 13 inch classes at Central Missouri Beagle Club Field Trial. Plan B Field Trial saw Mid-Mo Sparkie take top honors. Other notes: West Liberty defeated Grambling twice to win NAIA baseball crown in St Joseph.
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Beagle
ST. Joseph, Mo
West Liberty
West Virginia
Mid-Mo
Birds Host Fulton in rescheduled league action week
Jefferson Citys Carling Red Birds host rival Fulton then face a strong St Louis nine in a busy week. Legion manager Wyman Basinger aims to schedule a game before Sunday at home in a league outing. Rained out series, injuries, and top hitters defined the rolling schedule and standings.
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Jefferson City
Carling Red Birds
Rackers- Baclesse American Legion
Red Birds
Fulton
Legion
Wyman Basinger
Boonville
Columbia
Salem
St. James
Dave Smith
Smith
Dennis Legg
Legg
Tony Jones
Jones
Rice vaulter Hansen clears 17 2 to threaten world mark
Fred Hansen of Rice, a 23 year old pre dental student, cleared 17 feet 2 inches for an unofficial world record at a San Diego invitational meet After nearly failing at 16 feet Hansen credited warm up and good conditions for the improved performance Hansen narrowly missed 17 2 earlier and Pennel of Miami Florida was injured after failing at 17 2 The meet also featured Jerry Siebert’s 1 47 5 half mile as the world best this year USC looks to defend NCAA team title at Eugene Oregon with eight other schools expected to contest the meet runoff
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Calif
Fred Hansen
Texas
Hansen
Rice University
Houston
John Penent
Jerry Siebert
Peter Snell
New Zealand
Southern California
Eugene
Ore
U.S. Track and Field Federation
Corvallis
USC
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Don Nottebart
Chicago White Sox
New York Mets
John Callison
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Art Mahaffey
Ed Roebuck
Ray Culp
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Jim O’toole
Willie Mays
Ron Herhel
Braves
Hank Aaron
Dodgers
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Felipe Alou
Denis Menke
Tony Cloninger
Gene Oliver
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Sadowski
Dan Schneider
Denny Lemaster
Billy Cowan
Lou Brock
Pirates
Dick Ellsworth
Gene Freese
al Lopez
New York Yankees
White Sox
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Lopez
Ron Haase
Joe Pepitone
Red Sox
Johnny Goryl
Jim Duckworth
Duckworth
Athletics
Indians
Jim Gentile
Dick Green
John Romano
Don Demeter
Bob Lee
Dick McdAuliffe
Jimmy Piersall
Bobby Knoop
Joe Adcock
Angels
Pete Mikkelsen
New York Yankee
Elston Howard
Pete Ward
UPI
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Gophers
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Chassaune
Warwick Hills
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Iowa
Sam Hinston
Georgia Southern
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Mickey) Holmes
Grinnell College
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Columbus, Ohio
Jack Willson Jr
Berkeley
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Great Lakes
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Basil Heatley
Polytechnic Stadium
Chiswick
England
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Springfield Hillcrest
Citions
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Ernest Vivian
St. Louis Orioles
Pennel
Miami
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Louisiana State
Muthal Consent
al Flansen
Reid Pens
Sargent Paint Plaster Board
Nentwig Bros. Lumber Co
McCarty & Walnut
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