Musial Adds New Contribution To St. Louis History
Stan Musial, age 41, homers and collects three singles to surpass Ty Cobb for career total bases, boosting his league leading batting average to .345 in a split with Philadelphia. Cardinals win opener 7-3, drop nightcap 11-3. Other games feature Mets, Dodgers, Braves, and more MLB action.
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MLB Roundup: Cobb Record Smashed and Major League Classics
Lefty hurler from Houston allowed only a single to Joe Amilfitano and a walk in the first inning before settling into a near perfect game. Jackson won his fourth game, recording nine strikeouts in the first complete game one-hitter of the season. Cincinnati and Los Angeles clashed as Purkey shut out the Dodgers until an eighth inning spasm, with Wills securing the tie in the ninth. A four-hour Giants versus Dodgers battle featured Maye and a late Milwaukee rally. Pirates erased a 4-8 deficit as Groat drove in two, Skinner contributing a two-run homer in the comeback over the Cubs.
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Reds
Sandy Koufax
Milwaukee
Lee Maye
Giants
Alvin Dark
GUBNER TARR SCORE UPSETS AT AAU CHAMPIONSHIPS
At Walnut California the AAU Track and Field Championships saw one American record and two upsets. Bruce Kidd set the 6 mile record, while Gary Gubner upset Dallas Long in the shot and Jerry Tarr surged in the 20 yard high hurdles.
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Old Pueblo League highlights and track results
A summary of minor league baseball standings and a field of track results features performances from the Old Pueblo League and amateur meets. Notable figures include Keith Hungate and Frank Budd, with Arizona and ASU athletes advancing in sprints and distances.
Idle Archer Faces Gonzalez in Madison Square Garden Bout
Undefeated 24 year old Joey Archer returns after 16 months to meet Jose Gonzalez in a 10 round main event at Madison Square Garden televised card. Archer is the 7-5 favorite, having won 30 straight pro fights before stepping away to pursue another business.
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Laver and Riessen lead. NCAA finals loom in collegians
Rod Laver of Australia defeats Chuck McKinley in London semifinals as Stanford’s Marty Riessen and UCLA’s Rafael Osuna reach the NCAA men’s final in Stanford. Other campus and pro results span Belmont to Arlington Park with several feature wins and notable upsets across America.
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Chuck McKinley
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Calif
Marty Riessen
Northwestern
Rafael Osuna
Southern California
Atlanta
Bob Bowditch
Fl. Eustis
Norman Perry
Los Angeles
Newport Beach
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Baseball Scoreboard roundup for major leagues today
Yesterday results show Minnesota 3 Los Angeles 6 Boston 2 Baltimore 1 Detroit 7 New York 5 Chicago 5 Kansas City 7 Cleveland 2 Washington 2. Today games feature Grba at Kaat in Minnesota and other NL and AL matchups across baseball standings with planned doubleheaders and night games.
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Lenoir Expected All-America After NCAA Run
Lenoir of Arizona appeared certain for first-team All-America after reaching the NCAA semifinals, losing to Marty Riessen 6-2 6-3 3-6 6-1. Riessen advances to face Rafael Osuna for the singles title as Osuna and Earnhart challenge Mandelstam and Karabasz in doubles. Arizona teammates Hernandez and Stoesser also figure in potential all America selections.
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Talmage Named President of Tucson Amateur Golf Assn
Tucson golfers formed the Tucson Amateur Golf Assn with Harry Talmage Jr. as president to coordinate city events. The group targets the City Partner ship Tournament July 28-29 at Oro Valley and August 4-5 at 49er and Tucson Country Clubs and aims to improve amateur and junior golf plus city matches.
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Exiled Talent Returns Stir Up Major League Trades
Ex Yankees executives ship Hobie Landrith to Baltimore for a weak-gloved first baseman as Washington trades Dick Donovan to Cleveland. Detroit tops New York 7-5, Mantle plays through knee injury. Roberts wins his third in a row for the Orioles in a 4-3 win over Boston. Donovan improves to 11-2 as Minnesota wins twice, Camilo Pascual earns second game victory. White Sox knock out Athletics 5-1 while Powell belted Memorial Stadium’s first center-field clear homer.
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