Musial and Haddix Lead Cardinals to Double Victory
The Cardinals won both games aided by Stan Musial and Harvey Haddix. Haddix threw his second straight shutout and 10th win, while Musial drove in two runs in the opener and hit his 21st homer to clinch the nightcap. Dodgers and Giants swept, widening their lead over rivals as Yankees, White Sox, and Indians posted varied results.
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UNC golf picks new conference champion this year
The University of North Carolina golf team again selects a different conference winner. Last year veteran Jim Ferree, son of a Winston-Salem club pro, defined the title race. This year the leading contender is Billy Ford, a Charleston, West Virginia native and UNC sophomore.
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Spectator jailed after court intrusion at high school game
Thomas R. Metzger, unhappy with a referee’s decision, ran onto the floor at a high school basketball game in Tonia Michigan and, after wresting referee Theodore Horn to the floor, received a 30 day jail term and a $50 fine. Horn had waved Metzger’s son from the game on his fifth personal foul, leaving the referee bruised and with facial cuts.
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Baseball League Leaders of the Era Highlight Top Hitters and Pitchers
American League leaders include Avila of Cleveland batting .381 with 48 runs by Minoso of Chicago and 53 RBIs. Minoso and Rivera of Chicago lead steals with seven. Pitching leaders include Morgan of New York and Stone of Washington at 4 0 1 000. In the National League Musial of St. Louis tops with 56 runs and 69 RBIs, Jablonski of St. Louis has 87 hits, Snider of Brooklyn 18 doubles, Hamner of Philadelphia 6 triples, and Haddix of St. Louis 79 strikeouts.
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