Musial's Bat Booms As Cardinals Take 2 Games
Stan Musial at 36 again leads the Cardinals in a key NL chase, going 5-for-7 with two home runs as St. Louis sweeps a two game series in New York to stay within reach of Milwaukee. His .339 pace tightens the race while Willie Mays and Hank Aaron pace the NL.
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Hitters Have A Big Night In National Non-Pro Tourney
In Wichita Kansas last night six teams combined for 39 hits and 40 runs in three first round games Pea Ridge North Carolina topped Columbia Missouri 12 to 1 Macon Georgia defeated Boise Idaho 8 to 5 and Wichita Boeing Bombers 1955 champions beat Tampa Florida 11 to 3 The Pea Ridge Wichita game ended in seven innings under a rule ending a game after an eight run lead Tonight two first round and one second round game will be played Linton Texas versus Colonial Heights Virginia Macon Georgia versus Casa Grande Arizona Milwaukee Wisconsin versus Middletown Indiana
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Major League Standings and Tuesday Results
Washington blanked opponents 5-0 while Chicago fell 4-6. Detroit beat Baltimore 5-4 as Cleveland won 5-4. Boston 4, Kansas City 1 and New York 0 rounded out the scores.
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Cherryvale Approves Medical Center Bonds
Cherryvale Kansas approved a 75000 bond issue for a medical center by an 866 to 187 vote. City officials expect the funds to attract three or four doctors by providing office space and equipment.
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Sugar Ray Says Fight Is Off
New York middleweight champion Ray Robinson says he is canceling the September 23 title defense with Carmen Basilio at Yankee Stadium citing a dispute with IBC president James D. Norris over telecast rights. He threatens a breach of contract suit while IBC maintains the bout is on, Basilio commenting that Robinson may be scared by the turn of events as training continues in Alexandria Bay.
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Network Will Air KU K State Games
A six station radio network will broadcast football games featuring Kansas or Kansas State College each week starting Sept 21. Stations include KFH Wichita WREN Topeka KMBC Kansas City KXXX Colby KGGF Coffeyville and KFRM Concordia Salina. Max Falkenstien WREN general manager will describe the games.
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Keegan Tosses No Hit Game for White Sox
Bob Keegan, 36, pitched a 6-0 no hitter for the Chicago White Sox against the Washington Senators in a late game of a two night doubleheader. He joined the majors at 31 and said he believed in waiting for breaks. From Rochester, New York, he debuted with the Sox in 1953 and had a 7-5 prior season record.
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No-Hitter Crowned Through Caution and Resolve
The pitcher had a 16-9 mark in 1954 before a late slump, then delivered the season’s only no-hitter by facing 28 batters, walking 2 and striking out 1. He carried a perfect game until two outs in the fifth when he walked Lou Berberet after an 0-2 count. He later admitted being overly cautious and focused on not allowing the no-hitter. A seventh-inning walk was erased by a double play started by the pitcher.
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Accidental Shot Kills Paola Boy
Michael Nichols ten died in Paola Kansas from an accidental rifle discharge near his home. Walter Hodge fourteen carried the .22 caliber rifle when it fired as he turned, striking Michael in the forehead. The boy was the son of Mrs. Louise Walker and the incident occurred eight miles north of Paola.
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Harvard Yale hockey debut at St Nicholas Arena in 1900
The first Harvard Yale hockey game was played in St Nicholas Arena, New York, in 1900 marking the sport's early intercollegiate clash.
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