Musial Extends Record Run In Phillies Opener
Stan Musial, 41, breaks Ty Cobb career totals with 5 866 total bases after a homer and two singles as the Cardinals beat the Phillies 7 3 in game one. He also leads the NL with a .345 average and nears an eighth batting title in a career marked by longevity. The Phillies win the nightcap 11 3 behind 11 walks and key homers.
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A W Nine Defeats Iowa City 5 to 2 in Friday Night Game
Washington A W softball beat Iowa City IOOF 5 to 2 Friday night. Frank Chmelar earned the win against Bill Trease, with Tom Pollock doubling twice and Phil Leyden homering for the locals. A W heads to a West Liberty tournament at 5 p.m. Sunday.
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Major Leagues Standings and Weekend Baseball Schedule
National League standings show Los Angeles leading with 47 wins and San Francisco at 44. Weekend results include New York defeating Houston 2 0 and St Louis beating Philadelphia 7 3 in separate twin bills. American League lists Cleveland 39 26 and Minnesota 40 30 atop. notable scores include Baltimore over Boston 2 1.
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Blue Devils Edge English Valley In Baseball Thriller
Washington Blue Devils defeated English Valley high school 4 to 3 on Friday night. McClure pitched for Washington allowing six hits while Pop ham allowed four safeties. Mast homered in the first inning to give Washington a 9 1 lead. English Valley answered with two runs in the third on two doubles and a single before Washington sealed the win with a four run fifth.
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Le Mans Champs Set to Defend Their 1961 Crown
Phil Hill of Santa Monica and Belgian co driver Oliver Gendebien were favored to repeat victory in the 24 hour Le Mans race. They will drive an experimental Ferrari as 55 cars contest Europe’s speed classic starting at 11 a.m. EDT. Missing were Stirling Moss Ron Flockhart and Wolfgang Von Trips.
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Little Leaguers Clash as Cubs Meet Giants Monday
The Washington Cubs face the Washington Giants in a TyI-County Little League game at Green Field Monday. Game time is 6 p.m.
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Braves Lead National League Standings With 2 1 Win
The Braves beat the Dodgers 2 1 to move to 2 0 in National League standings. Giants shutout Cubs 5 0 at Lincoln School as Dave Hatchcroft hit a triple and a homer to score both runs and Dale Hatchcroft earned the win.
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Tigers and Indians Triumph in American League Action
The Tigers beat the Yankees 5 0 and the Indians defeated the Orioles 9 5 in American League Little League games at Lincoln School Friday. Kim Steele earned the win with two hits allowed, Bruce Paul took the loss for New York, while Mike Hennigan pitched for Cleveland and Rick Van Zile was the Orioles loser.
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Khrushchev Cancels Speech in Heat at Constanza
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev canceled a mass rally in Constanza Romania due to extreme heat. He wore a busy schedule with meetings in Bucharest and Craiova earlier, and planned to address a rally before departing for Mamaia for rest.
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News Review continues with local visits and travel notes
Local notices list Alan studying geology at the State University of Iowa and many families visiting relatives in Iowa and Minnesota. Hospital stays include Mrs. Duane Martin in Mercy Hospital Iowa City. Several trips, weddings, and a Music Man Festival in Mason City are noted along with military and college moves and a local junior college workshop.
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Local Society and Military Moves Highlight Friday Notes
Friday social items list Marvin Lowry at Colliers Encyclopedia in Chicago for summer work. Merlin Crawford arrives from Ft. Leonard Wood to report to Ft. Knox. Washington luncheon and golf attendees include Mrs Day Habberman Lloyd Young Valentine Koehler Schenefelt and others with Lloyd low for golf and Valentine low putts. Mrs. Schiebel hosts coffee for Mrs. Vernon Witting as the Wittings move. Mr and Mrs Charles Joslin visit River Forest with infant son Michael Scott. Joslin formerly Parson College faculty and has new job in Fairfield.
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Grandparents Visit and Local Church News in West Chester
Steve and Jan Coon visited grandparents Everette and Mrs. Coon in West Chester on Sunday. Nancy Andre travels 22 weeks to Mission Kansas to visit uncle Richard Andre. Mrs. Frank Matthews and daughters join ministers wives at a luncheon while Frank Matthews becomes ordained. Vandalism reported as sand poured into a town maintainer motor, costing Chester taxpayers.
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