Aparicio steals show as Orioles split doubleheader
Luis Aparicio, baseball’s biggest thief, sparked Baltimore with five hits four runs and two stolen bases in a doubleheader split with Detroit. He boosted his average to .304 and led the AL in steals, while Brooks Robinson’s homer helped the Orioles win game one 4-2 before a 4-3 nightcap loss in 10 innings amid a flurry of AL results.
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Major League Baseball Standings and Results Summary
The American League table shows Baltimore leading with 52 wins and 30 losses, New York 48-31, Chicago 48-32, Minnesota 46-39, Boston 41-46, Los Angeles 41-46, Cleveland 34-50, Washington 33-55, Kansas City 31-52. Saturday results featured Baltimore 7, Cleveland 4. New York 3, Washington 2. Detroit 8, Boston 1. Minnesota 5, Kansas City 4. Chicago 3, Kansas City 14. Cleveland 2, New York 2 in rain. Sunday scores included Baltimore 4-3 Detroit 2-4. Los Angeles 2-3 Minnesota 1-2. Chicago 3-11 Kansas City 14. and Cleveland 2, New York 2, called in the 7th. Schedule notes list Baltimore at Detroit and New York at Cleveland among others, with ties and rain affecting two games. In the National League, standings list San Francisco 51-33, Philadelphia 48-32, Pittsburgh 42-37, Cincinnati 44-39, Milwaukee 42-41, Los Angeles 41-41, St. Louis 41-41, Chicago 38-43, Houston 39-45, New York 26-69, Cincinnati 1-15. Notable results include Cincinnati 3, Philadelphia 1. St. Louis 1, New York 4. Milwaukee 9, Pittsburgh 8 in 11 innings. San Francisco 7, Chicago 0. Los Angeles 11, Houston 9. Today's games listed but not completed.
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Bachelder Wins Bomber Feature At Arundel Speedway
Dick Bachelder of Roches ter New Hampshire won the bomber feature at Arundel Speedway, besting 18 cars in front of an estimated 900 fans. Beverly Nutting led the powder puff derby from Limerick. Heats results include Tardiff Kennebunk Baker Leach Oliver Leavitt. Leach and Leavitt notable in multiple heats.
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Trotters G and Pacers Race Card Gorham Tonight
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Jim Black Signs To Play For Portland Sea Hawks
Husky lineman Jim Black from Thornton Academy signed to play for the Portland Sea Hawks of the Atlantic Coast Football League. A two year TA captain and All Southwestern Maine Conference selection, Black previously starred for Thornton and served in the Navy before joining pre season workouts with Sea Hawks pilots Thurlow Cooper and Terry Glynn. The Sea Hawks open their third ACFL season with an exhibition versus Providence Steamrollers on Sunday July 26 at home, followed by Boston Sweepers and league opener August 9 at Providence.
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Pewter Alloy Composition and Chief Additives
Pewter is a metal alloy whose principal element is tin. The chief metals used with tin for pewter include copper, antimony, lead and occasionally bismuth.
Peterson Posts Second Victory At Beech Ridge
Pete Peterson of Portland won his second Beech Ridge stock car feature, holding No 9 in command across rising restarts. Ralph Cusack of Scarborough clashed early, with Ken Bornheimer surviving a spin, and Phil Libby chasing but unable to overtake Peterson’s precise handling as Marty Vachon claimed the bomber feature.
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Buxton Nine Blanked By Owen-Davis Post
Owen-Davis Post blanked Buxton 4-0 at Bar Mills in the opening game of the Maine District One Junior baseball playoffs. Durfee and Norrad held Buxton to six hits in a tight nine inning duel. Owen-Davis rallied in the fifth on a three run sequence beginning with a walk, Durfee’s hit, and Norrad’s double. Durfee and Norrad both pitched six hitters and seven strikeouts. Buxton committed the lone error.
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Milwaukee Braves Rise in NL Standings on Weekend Sweep
The Milwaukee Braves climbed to fifth after sweeping a doubleheader from the Phillies 4-3 and 6-2, with Hank Aaron collecting his 2,000th hit and extending a 16 game hitting streak. Aaron drove in 17 runs over the streak while batting .394 as Milwaukee inched past San Francisco into second in the pennant race. The Phillies fell to second behind the Giants as New York and Chicago also posted wins in a busy day across the league.
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Mantilla Delivers For Red Sox In Doubleheader Win
Casey Stengel turned to Mantilla who homered to spark Boston in a 5-3 opener win over Washington. Mantilla batted .337 late last season and remains near .300. In the nightcap, Washington jumped ahead 5-0 as Morehead faltered before Boston chipped away with runs aided by Conigliaro and Thomas, while Radatz closed out the win.
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Major League Leaders and Lone NFL Record Tumble
The article lists batting and pitching leaders with players like Oliva Killebrew and Mays Clemente and notes Koufax’s strikeout feats. It also recalls Dick Lynch setting a 1963 NFL record with three interception return touchdowns and previews tonight’s NFL game between Monbouquette and Osteen.
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Jim Amirault Sets Record For Discus At Trials
Portland junior Olympic trials at Portland Stadium saw seven records and two ties. Wells athlete Jim Amirault threw the discus 142 feet 2 inches to place second in the hop, step and jump.
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