Yankees fall to Tigers as Mantle fails to rescue game
The New York Yankees lost their sixth in seven despite Mantle’s return. Mantle went 0 for 4 with a walk and an infield hit while Robin Roberts dominated the Orioles in another game. Dick Donovan and Camilo Pascual shone for Boston and Washington, while the White Sox snapped a skid in Kansas City behind Hank Aguirre.
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Becker
Associated Press
New York Yankees
Shane
Thei Castats
Robin ‘Roberts
Detroit Tigers
Mickey
Mantle
Roberts
Winnie
Baltimore Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Fender
Hobie Landrith
Hank Aguirre Gee
Ran Nisehwita
Tigers
Goars
Yankees
Adaire
Oriole John Powell
Memorial Stadium
Ted
Drew Towit Jer
Miler
Arbiter
Forman
Stu
Miller
Adimit
Winer
Giants
Milwaukee
Detroit
Kansas City
Standings and schedule highlights from 1950s baseball leagues
The standings section lists American League teams with games back and records, noting Minnesota and Los Angeles leading, with Boston Baltimore Detroit New York Chicago Kansas City and Washington in mix. Daily results show Minnesota 3 Los Angeles 2 and other reported scores. Upcoming games include Los Angeles at Minnesota and Washington at Cleveland with day and night times. New York at Detroit and Kansas City at Chicago among others. Moonal League standings and schedule mention several matchups and future games across multiple teams and venues.
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Tudan
iWay
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Devrat
Baltimore
Moonal
Tri Angeles
Ban Praneica
Pitishureh Wepes
Cincinnati
SMT
St. Louis
Roras Milwalker
Hoeton Burg
Philadelphia
Gan Pranewen Fyy
Houaton
New York
Cincipnati
Chiera
Piiwharen
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Clacinnath
Chicago
Mywaukee
Major League Stars Tatling Musial Sets Total Bases Record
Stan Musial of the St Louis Cardinals hit a homer and three singles in a doubleheader split with Philadelphia, breaking Ty Cobb’s career total bases mark at 5 863. Cardinals won game one 7 3 Phillies won game two 1 3. Pitcher Jackson of the Mets threw a one hit 2 0 victory over Houston, retiring 22 straight after first game doubt with alls. Houston won game two 16 3.
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Tatling
Stan Musial
Cardinals
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Ty Cobbs
Carinals
Phillies
AL Fagkson
Mets
Houston
Muscatine Cubs Win Dramatic Pitching and Hitting Show
Joe Dodder blasted two home runs driving in all Muskies runs in a Friday Bettendorf win. TeStrake pitched well, striking out seven in seven and two thirds, boosting Muskies to 40 2 equal last year’s season total. Dodder and Rueckert led a 13 run barrage with helpers from Childs Bollinger and Potts as Beutendart sat out. Next week Muskies travel to Durant and Bettendorf while JV plays Lem Tree.
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Joe
Muscatine High
Joe. Dodder
MHS
Bettendorf
Q ‘ Rinehart
Muskies
Wits
Uinee
Doddey
TeStrake
Sam
Childs
Mike Rueckert
Doug Bollinger
Ron Mayo
Beltendart
Curb Vandewalle
Fough
Beutendart
Durant
Stek
Giants Protest Braves Win Interference Questioned
The Giants protested the Braves 11 9 win after a four hour nine inning game in Milwaukee. Officials weighed an interference call near first base as Giants argued a squeeze play at the plate led to the outcome. Umpires offered differing versions. National League President Warren Giles may review the play.
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San
Francico
Mil
Waukee
San Francisco
Braves
Amos- Siu
Milley
Deama
Giants
Miller
Lee Julian claims junior golf crown in Iowa meet
Miss Lee Julian, 15, won the Iowa girls golf championship with a 7 under total of 382 after carding a 4d 40 84 Friday. Thorson of Cedar Falls chased with a late surge, Folie Litehfiell and Jacque Fladaos tied for third. Other notes include a dramatic baseball tale and a nine-inning record mention from the Sioux Valley Amateur event.
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Humboldton
Lee Tuller
Cedlay Rapids
Iowa
Miss Julian
Thorson
Cedar Fall
Chorson
Folie Litehfiell
West Des Moines
Jacque Fladaos
Dubuque
Meda
Turner
Sioux Valley
University of Town Goller
Musial Sets 4th Career NL Record in NL
Stan Musial, at 41, added a homer and three singles to break Ty Cobb's NL career records in hits and games. He raised his average to .345 and pushed total bases to 5,366 while leading St. Louis to a 7-3 win in the opener before a 11-3 nightcap loss. Other games featured Mets, Colts, Reds, Dodgers, and Pirates in a crowded day of standings moves.
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Rob Green
Associated Press
Stan
Musial
St. Young Cardinal
Lassing
Ty Cohly
Honus Wagner
Jack Ott
Muxtal
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Babe Ruth
Mustal
Cardinals
Phils
New York
Houston
Jerry al Jackson
Colts
Cincinman
Los Ategoles
Dodgers
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Braves
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Mets
Jackson
Joe Renalfano
Jim ‘Golden
Ted Wills
Reds
Lee Maye
Giants
Dick Groat
Pirates
Cubs
Bob Skinner
Record Upsets Highlight Walnut AAU Track Final Night
AAU Track and Field championships in Walnut California produce one American record and two upsets. Bruce Kidd of Toronto sets a new American record in the mile pace but the big upset comes in the shot put as Gary Gubner of New York defeats Dallas Long with a meet record. Torey Tarr of Oregon wins the 120 yard high hurdles in a photo finish. Robert Hayes of Florida A&M edges Frank Budd before Budd withdraws due to a muscle injury. Longtime rivals and star athletes from Los Angeles Track Club, Quinty Marines, and other clubs compete for the feature events as final round action closes tonight.
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Millanova
Frank
Budd
Ralph Boston
Eft
Walnut
Calif
Bob Hayes
Florida A & M
Canada
Bruce Kidd
Amcan
Murray Halberg
New Zealand
Oregon
Cyrol Burleson
Burleson
Jim Beatty
Los Angeles
Jim Grelle
Gary Weisiger
Quinties Marines
Kidd
East York Club
Toronto
Voisps
Gynler
al Lawrence
Houston
Univer Jsity
Peter McArdle
New York Athletic Cth
Gubner
Parry O'Brien
Long
Torey Tarr
Emerald Empire Club
Hayes Jones
Jack Davis
U.S. Navy
Robert Hayes
Florida A&m
Frank Budd
Villanova
Muscatine Team Takes Third in National Roller Hockey
Muscatine's roller hockey squad finished third at a Battle Creek Michigan national tournament, the culmination of three years of effort. Led by captain Norm Schmelzer, the team posted 4 wins and 3 losses, with standout scorers Larry Kemp and Dwight Wolfe. Accompanying the players were coaches and families, and the squad wore blue and white uniforms.
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Muscatine
Battle Creek
Mich
Witeh Fisted
joRl
Opel
Dat Magentine
Larry Kemp
Les Truesdale
Norman Sehmelser
Bob Leni
Dick Cameron
Steve Shenis
Erin Wolfe
Jim Robison
Dwight Wolfe
Ervin
Shorty) Morgan
Cursney
Wislogan
Brian Wolfe
Atlanta
Morsain
Robison
Kent
Ohio
Bob Leno
Battle Greek
Richland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Schmelzer
Ree
Shenk
Ghaloul
Cameron
Owa Eanypel
Jaurney
Awacil
Muscatine -Rompetitore
Turnish
Lagat
Ina Mao
Schmitt
Chorit Top
Fostry’s Market
Skateland
Legler Selmelter
Cecil Wolfe
Dwight
Brian
Norm Schmelzer
Bettendorf Muscatine clash noted in scoreboard garble
Fragmentary OCR text shows Bettendorf and Muscatine references with player names such as TeStrake and Polis. Scattered numbers and labels hint at a score or stats list, but many items are unreadable. Indicates a historical high school or local game page with incomplete data.
Baseball Scores From Various Cities Reported
Reported scores include Indianapolis 2 defeat by American Association, Louisville edging Omaha 7 in ten innings, Dallas Fort Worth 5 at home City 1, Denver 8 in 12 innings, Toronto 6 1 over International Lexgur, and Richmond 34 to Buffalo 7 with other results noted in a compact city-by-city roundup.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Louisville
Dallas
Archer 7-5 Pick Over Gonzalez In Big New York Fight
In Madison Square Garden telecast at 9 p.m. EST, undefeated Archer faces Puerto Rican born Gonzalez in a top four rounder. Gonzalez enters with a 20-6-1 record and recent comeback lure.
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New York
Cing
Joey
Archer
Fia
Mate
Gonzalez
Lighton Square Garden
Taunzh
New’ York
ABC
Tana
Foxes Cause Huntmaster's Trouble and Fine in Virginia
Warrenton Virginia report: Hunt master Charles GoTurner Jr of The Plains forfeits a $50 collateral rather than plead in county court to a charge of importing and releasing about 50 foxes from New Sharon without a state permit. Game Warden Gordon Wilkes notes foxes inoculated against rabies as a point of contention in local Virginia horse country where opinions split on foxes.
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Warrenton
Iowa
Charles GoTurner Jr
The
Plains
Orange County Hunt
Jacqueline Kennedy
Gordon Wilkes
Turner
New Sharon
Wilkes
Rabi
Virginia
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Yanks
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Strake
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Lee Julian
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Lame Pati
Sui
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Port City Tea
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Brian Walte
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Goare
Larry ‘Kemp
Steve Shenk
Margon
Bob
Lenz
Diyight Wolfe
Jim
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Ryan
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Don Testrake
Muschen
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Potts
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