Musial Thunders Past Cobb with Four Hits and Thomas Hefty
Stan Musial, 34, powered the St. Louis Cardinals with a homer and three singles to pass Ty Cobb for the all time total bases record, raising his average to .345 in a doubleheader split with Philadelphia. The well known outfielder now holds 5,866 total bases, moving past Cobb as Babe Ruth ranks third with 5,793. Musial also set NL marks for hits and games this season. The Cardinals won the opener 7-3 before the Phils claimed the nightcap 11-3.
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Franchise Sought For a Grid Spot In American Loop
Warren Lockwood real estate and construction man from Washington and Baltimore discussed landing a Kansas City AFL franchise. He will apply with 25 000 earnest money at a Boston league meeting set to expand from eight to ten teams, with Atlanta and New Orleans already in. Lockwood praised Municipal Stadium and hoped to field a team by 1963, meeting Mayor Bartle and chamber officials who formed committees to assist.
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Joey Archer Chosen Over Jose Gonzalez In MSG Showdown
In New York, 7-5 favorite Joey Archer returns after 16 months to face Jose Gonzalez in a top 10-round middleweight bout at Madison Square Garden on ABC TV at 9 p.m. CST. Gonzalez, 22, sports a 20-6-1-1 record. Archer, 24, has been undefeated through 30 pro fights.
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Jean Ashley Sisters Face Off in Kansas Golf Semis
In Topeka, defending champion Jean Ashley of Chanute will play her sister Jean Ashley in the Kansas Women's golf tournament semi finals. The elder Ashley advanced by a 6 and 4 win over Gertrude Whitaker, while sister Joan defeated Karen Keesling 1 up. Natasha Fife, Wichita, the meet medalist and four time state champ, beat Howard Dunham 3 and 2 to reach the semis, meeting Virginia Jarvis of Winfield who beat Pat Rubelee 2 and 1.
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Local Fishermen Sail Weeklong Lake Trip
Nine Lawrence men depart early for a week of fishing on Lake of the Woods in Canada. Participants include W. C. Springer, Dr. H. Penfield Jones, Russ Sehon, Junius Underwood, Homer Allison, Emory Scott, George Noland, Leo Ousdahl, and Harry Nevin.
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Kidd Smashes American Mark in 6 Mile at AAU Nationals
Bruce Kidd of Canada shatters the American record in the 6 mile with 28 23.1 as Peter McArdle and Al Lawrence post fast times. Upsets in shot put and 120 yard hurdles, while Robert Hayes wins a contested 100 yards before Frank Budd retires with a leg injury.
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Miami High guard commits to University of Wichita football
Rollin Karg a 6-2 200 pound guard from Norland High School Miami informs coach Marcelino Huerta he will enroll at the University of Wichita on a football scholarship. Karg earned all city and all conference honors and was honorable mention on the all state list last season.
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Kincaid and Rafferty Lead Cedar Hill Shoot
Tom Kincaid and Bob Rafferty topped the Cedar Hill Gun Club weekly competition with strong scores as 21 shooters tackled 25 targets each. Notable scores included Nieder and Higgins at 23, Vaughn Wenger and Sawyer at 22, and Perry Nieder and Thomas at 20.
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Easton Arrives in Malaya to Train Malayan Trackmen
American coach Bill Easton 54 of Kansas University arrived in Kuala Lumpur at Malaya's request to train track athletes for the Asian Games in Jakarta starting August 24. He joins his wife on a two month assignment under a State Department specialist program after an appeal by Tun Abdul Razak deputy prime minister.
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Open Lanes Daily at Pladium Lanes
Daily bowling open hours listed 1:00 PM to 12:00 PM on weekdays and 1:00 PM to 9:00 PM on Thursdays at Pladium Lanes located at 8th and Mississippi. Phone contact V13-0848.
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Musial Passes Cobb For Total Bases As Cards Split
Stan Musial, 41, broke Ty Cobb’s career total bases record with 5 864 on a homer and single in the second inning against the Phillies in Philadelphia. He added another single, helping the Cardinals win 7 3 in the first game. Philadelphia won the nightcap 11 3.
Mickey Mantle Returns Fails to Halt Yankees Slump
The New York Yankees drop to a sixth loss in seven after a 7-5 defeat by Detroit as Mickey Mantle returns from injury with a walk and single but no impact. Robin Roberts earns his third straight win for Baltimore as the Orioles beat Boston 4-3 in the nightcap. Dick Donovan wins his 11th, and Minnesota gains on the Indians with victories over the Angels, while other divisional games unfold.
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Purkey Suffers Back Pain as Reds Edge Dodgers
Cincinnati pitcher Bob Purkey earned his 13th win as the Reds beat first-place Los Angeles 4-3 in Los Angeles. He left after seven innings due to a stabbing back pain that tightened with each inning and hindered breathing, though a muscle tear was not suspected.
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Boxing Results From Last Night Across Several Cities
In Amarillo Henry Watson age 139 stopped Adolph Pruitt 136 in eight rounds. In Totowa Mel Collins 159 outpointed Herschel Jacobs 159. In Los Angeles Alfredo Escobar 13414 outpointed Georgie Page 132. In Tokyo Hachiro Ito 148 outpointed Nsorasak Norashin 474.
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Mantle Comes Through Knee Test as Yankees Fall
Mickey Mantle, back in the lineup after knee troubles, reached base twice and scored in the Yankees 7-5 loss to the Detroit Tigers. Manager Ralph Houk praised Mantle after his first healthy appearance since May 18, saying he makes a big difference when in the lineup. The defeat leaves New York four games behind the first place Cleveland club.
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