Stan Musial's record night carries Cardinals pass Cobb
Stan Musial at 41 adds another major league record to his long list in Philadelphia. He ties Ty Cobb with an all time base hit mark and leads the NL with a .345 average as Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, New York, Milwaukee, Cleveland and Chicago also post wins in the majors. Musial hits his 8th homer and a bases loaded single in the same frame to seal the record. The night also features strong performances from Koufax, Skinner and Mejias among others.
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Major League Standings and Friday Results Recap
National League leads with Los Angeles 47 wins 653 and San Francisco 44 620. Pittsburgh 39 29 .574 trails as Cincinnati St Louis Milwaukee Houston Philadelphia Chicago New York and others jockey for position. Friday results include Houston at New York 2 0 St Louis at Philadelphia 7 3 and Cincinnati at Los Angeles night games with Sunday matchups listed for pitchers and venues.
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Johnson Puts Title On Line In Berlin Bout
Harold Johnson, 33, the light heavyweight champion from Philadelphia, expects to KO Gustav Scholz within eight rounds in Berlin as he defends his 175-pound crown. Scholz, 32, with 46 knockouts in 92 fights, faces doubt on stamina for 15 rounds at the open air Olympic Stadium before an anticipated 42,70 spectators.
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Senseman Stars In Softball Win For Nazarene
Ed Senseman pitched a two hitter and homered as Scottsdale Nazarene beat Chandler Nazarene 6 1 in YMCA Church Softball League action. Mel Nowlin and Lee Morrison added doubles for the winners.
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Dodgers Top Circle K Nine In Ho Ho Kam Clash
Circle K Nine suffered its first loss as Gladstone's Market Giants edged the Dodgers 3 to 2. Winning pitcher Tommy Normandin allowed three hits with 16 strikeouts and one walk, bringing his season total to 53 Ks in four games. Kevin Bowen sparked the Giants with hitting and a steal of home. the Dodgers’ Gary Thompson hit a homer in defeat.
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Baseball Scoreboard America League Nightcap Highlights
Recap of multiple games from the American League and National League with scores, winning and losing pitchers, and key homers. Includes Boston Baltimore results in two games, along with Cleveland Kansas City New York and others, noting HRs by Brandt Yastrzemski Powell Landrith Warwick Ra new and more.
Gubner Beats Long In Shot At AAU Track Meet
In Walnut California Bruce Kidd of Toronto led a strong night at the 74th AAU meet. Dan Studney and Gary Gubner posted notable marks with Gubner beating Dallas Long in the shot put and Jerry Tarr defeating Hayes Jones in the 120 yard hurdles.
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Arizonans Lose In Tennis Meet
Stanford match sees Arizona players lose as sophomore Bill mnament falls to Northwestern's Marty Leen 6 2 6 3. Paul Palmer of Phoenix, now at UCLA, also suffers defeat amid the lineup notes.
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Ford Tops Field in Eastern Open Lead
Arnold Palmen trails Ford by six as Doug Ford shot a seven under par 65 to reach 134 after 36 holes at Mount Pleasant. The New York pro said leading feels new and he would like to stay ahead in every tournament.
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Locals Protest After Coolidge Umpire Call Ends game
Scottsdale’s Pop’s Yankees travel to Chandler for an 8 pan game in the East Central District Class A American Legion Baseball League following a heat ed rhubarb at Coolidge last night. Home umpires called the bottom of the sixth and Coolidge led 2-0 when the game ended as Scottsdale protested to commissioner Wasson over unauthorized umpires. Ron Grossmiller's 12 strikeouts sparked further protests as a second base call was disputed before Coolidge finalised the 2-1 win. Jed Nolan homered for Scottsdale. Jack Craig to start for Coolidge tonight after a recent one‑hit shutout by Craig.
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Mantle Ends Hiaitus In 7-5 Loss To Tigers
Mick Mantle returned to the Yankee lineup for the first time since May 18 as New York fell 7-5 to Detroit. He started and scored twice before leaving in the seventh, saying the knee felt good though he had to be careful on bases.
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Archer Risks Perfect Return at Madison Square Garden
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