Musial Ties NL Hit Record as Giants Top Cards 7-2
San Francisco extended its hot streak by beating St. Louis 7-2 to claim its 17th win in 20. Stan Musial, 41, ended a 15‑game drought with a sixth‑inning single that tied Honus Wagner for the NL career hits mark at 3430, while Harvey Kuenn delivered the key seventh‑inning RBI for the Giants and Orlando Cepeda added a three‑run homer to seal the victory.
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Harvey Kuenn
San Francisco Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Musial
Honus Wagner
Pomona Wins Underclass Track Meet At Ottawa Campus
Pomona dominates the annual underclass track meet at Cook Field on the Ottawa University campus in Williamsburg, scoring 811% points to win. Williamsburg places second, Appanoose third. Princeton did not participate. Goracke wins three events for Pomona, with Gower and Shoemaker among multiple winners as Pomona takes top spots in sprints, relays, throws, and jumps.
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Pirates
Cook Field
Ottawa University
Williamsburg
Appanoose
Lane
Rantoul
Richmond
Princeton
Jim Goracke
Jack Gower
Roger Shoemaker
Cliff Good
Class Night At Richmond High School
Richmond High School held class night with performances by Karen Tice on accordion Rilla Pickert delivering salutatory and presenting the senior picture. Frances Wiesner gave the prophecy and Connie Kueser the valedictory while trumpet and tuba solos plus a class will reading complemented the program.
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Richmond High School
Karen Tice
Rilla Pickert
Frances Wiesner
David Purvis
Connie Kueser
Davis Purvis
Farl Rossman
Frances Wiener
Dale Merscham
Leroy Tillery
Ritta Pickert
Earl Rossman
Cities Service seeks authority to build gas pipelines
Washington AP The Cities Service Gas Co. asked the Power Commission for permission to replace natural gas pipelines in Kansas and Missouri with an estimated program cost of 2,891,000 dollars.
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Bowling Scores And Highs From The Herald Tip Line
The Herald offers five dollar weekly rewards for top news tips. The page lists numerous high scores and standings for bowling and insurance groups, naming players such as Doman Bandy Heckman Richeson and Jones.
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H. Doman
Bandy’s Insurance
Ogle
K. Cordle
Ottawa Savings & Loan
Bennett
Cheney
Ottawa Skelgas
F. Martin
M. Stine
Boaty
Pats
Maris Injury Uncertain Ahead of Yankees Red Sox Game
Roger Maris may miss action as his upper left thigh muscle pull is evaluated before the Yankees face the Red Sox. The slugger left Wednesday's game in the fifth inning after leaping to catch Carl Yastrzemski's homer at the bullpen wall in right field.
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Boston
Roger Maris
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Maris
Carl Yastrzemski
Sonny Grandelius Named Eagles Offensive Backfield Coach
PHILADELPHIA AP The Philadelphia Eagles reportedly signed Everett Sonny Grandelius former Colorado head coach as offensive backfield coach per the Philadelphia Bulletin amid a noon news conference. Grandelius 31 is a former Michigan State star fired by Colorado Regents last March for alleged NCAA recruiting violations.
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Philadelphia Eagles
Everett
Sonny) Grandelius
Colorado University
Philadelphia Bulletin
National Football League
Grandelius
Michigan State
Colorado
Stenhouse Shines as Senators Top White Sox 3 1
Rookie Dave Stenhouse pitched a four-hitter to lead Washington past Chicago 3 1 as the Senators climb from last in the American League scramble. Cleveland held the pennant lead with a 10 9 win over Kansas City on John Romano’s two run homer in the ninth. New York and Minnesota won to stay near the top. Boston and Detroit fell behind. Stenhouse, 28, a Rhodes Jane graduate and former minor leaguer, allowed an unearned run in the first but shut down Chicago afterward.
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Washington Senators
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Sten‘house
Cleveland
Kansas City
John Romano
New York
Minnesota
Yankes
Boston
Twins
Detroit
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Ken McBride
Jack Spring
Ryne Duren
Stenhouse
University of Rhodes
Jane
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
White Sox
Mike Fornicles
Mickey Mantle
Yankee
Bombers
Mantle
Yogi Berra
Elston Howard
Bill Skowron
Yanks
Dick Radatz
Clete Boyer
Red Sox
Marshall Bridges
McBride
Orioles
Spring
John Powell
Duren
Gus Triandos
Leon Wagner
Angels
Lee Thomas
Chuck Estrada
Romano
A's
Indians Rally Past Athletics Behind Romano Two-Run Homer
Cleveland clinched first in the American League with a 10-9 comeback win over Kansas City. Homerist John Romano delivered a clutch two-run shot in the ninth after trailing 9-8, while Don Dillard’s pinch double helped spark the rally. Reliever Diego Segui took the loss for Oakland.
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Kansas City
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Athletics
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Don Dillard
Indians
Diego Segui
The
Cleveland
Doubleheader If Snow Melts In Reno Tonight
Reno baseball fans wait for a snow melt to decide if a Reno Silver Sox vs San Jose Bees doubleheader can be played tonight. Snowstorm forced postponements for a second straight night in the Class C California League series.
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Nev
Reno Silver Sox
San Jose Bees
California
Baseball Scoreboard Roundup From Friday
The Associated Press lists Minnesota 8 Detroit 4 New York 9 Boston 8 Cleveland 10 Kansas City 9 Los Angeles 3 Baltimore 1 Washington 3 Chicago 1 Also notes Friday schedule Minnesota at New York Kansas City at Washington Los Angeles at Boston Detroit at Cleveland Baltimore at Chicago Wednesday results include Los Angeles 5 Houston 2 Cincinnati 6 Philadelphia 5 Pittsburgh 6 Milwaukee 0 San Francisco 7 St. Louis 2 New York 6 Chicago 5 (11 innings) and multiple upcoming games.
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Washington
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Houston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
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Milwaukee
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St. Louis
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St. Louis Cones
Chicago Ue Eameen
Fast Milers Set For Race Miracle Mile at Memorial Coliseum
New Zealander Peter Snell the world’s fastest miler faces Oregon’s Cyrol Burleson in the Miracle Mile at the Memorial Coliseum Relays Friday night. Burleson, American record holder at 3:47.6, seeks a strong challenge, while Jim Grelle, also sub four minutes, is noted but not the focus. Snell declined to reveal tactics, noting strategies often change during the race.
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al McBean
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Cepeda
Felipe Alou
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Wally Moon
Joe Moeller
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Dick Farrell
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Jay Hook
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