Orioles Roll To Eighth Straight As Ruth Echoes Join Rally
The Baltimore Orioles won their eighth straight and 13 of 14 as they swept a doubleheader from the Cleveland Indians 10-6 and 6-1. Gentile delivered a two run single in the seventh to spark a three run rally, with John Powell driving in the tiebreaking run and Wes Stock earning both victories in relief. Willie Keeler era echoes loom as the Orioles widen their AL lead over the Yankees.
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Navarro Delivers Fourth Victory In Relief For Victory
Navarro earned his fourth win in relief as his team clinched the three game series against the Athletics. The victory extended the club's lead in the standings and showcased the bullpen's reliability.
Gillis Leads Bartlett In First Half Of Maine Bowling Match
Nick Gillis posted a 148 last game for a 1,115 total to lead Bernie Bartlett of Boothbay Harbor by 15 pins at Romer Lanes. Bartlett trailed by 52 after five, then closed to nine by the ninth string before Gillis clinched with a nine spare.
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Holy Cross Clinches New England Track Crown
Holy Cross wins the New England Track title with 44 points led by standout Dick Maiberger who swept the 100 yard dash and broad jump. Central Connecticut State’s Jim Keefe set meet records in the mile and two mile as Boston College and Maine trail in the team standings at Crono, Maine.
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Notre Dame Bursts Back To Beat St Louis 10-8
Notre Dame trailed 6-4 before a six run fourth inning turned the game, edging St Louis Grammar School 10-8 at St Louis Alum ni Field. Rod Choroszy earned the win after twelve hits against him, with a fourth inning triple driving in the decisive runs. Pepin Rochefort and Cote sparked the offense as Choroszy and Mercier supplied key support. The win lifts Notre Dame to 7-2 and keeps them atop the Junior High League standings.
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Major League Stars Lead in Extra Inning Victory
Bob Bailey of the Pirates hit a three run homer in the 11th to lift Pittsburgh past Milwaukee 5-2. Wes Stock of the Orioles allowed no runs in five innings across two relief stints as Baltimore won 10-6 and 6-1 over Cleveland. W David Kubiak Jr. of Kennebunkport earns a freshman numeral for Bowdoin lacrosse. Everett Grimes of Hollywood will captain Army 1964 pistol team. Augusta, Ga., set to captain pistol squad while Mike Wikan leaves team.
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St Louis High Beats Cheverus For First Win
St Louis High defeats Cheverus 4 to 0 in baseball at Alumni Field. Pitcher Dodge allows no walks while striking out eight and Johnny Thibeault drives in the decisive runs as Eagles error misplays and wild throws fuel the inning.
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Baseball standings and results from Sunday and Saturday games
American League standings show Baltimore leading with 29 wins and New York 23. Sunday results include Los Angeles over Kansas City 6 4 and Baltimore over Cleveland 10 4. National League highlights feature San Francisco 28 16 and St Louis 25 21, plus multiple playoff-like games across divisions.
Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
The listing cites top players by batting average with 75 at bats led by Causey Kansas City .356 and Robinson Chicago and Malzone Boston .343. It names leaders in runs Gentile Baltimore 29 Kaline Detroit Allison Minnesota and Hinton Washington 28. RBI Wagner Los Angeles 37 Nicholson Chicago 12. Hits Robinson Baltimore and Schilling Boston 54. Doubles Versalles Minnesota 12 with multiple others tied. Triples Hinton Washington 7 Clinton Boston 5. Home runs Wagner Los Angeles 13 Allison Minnesota Mantle New York 10. Stolen bases Aparicio Baltimore 14 Charles Kansas City 4. Pitching five decisions Stock Baltimore 5-0 1.000 Fischer Kansas City and Boston New York 6-1 .857. Strikeouts Barber Baltimore 67 Bunning Detroit 63. Batting Great St. Louis 351 Covington Philadelphia 348. Runs Flood St. Louis 41 Aaron Milwaukee 37. RBI Boyer St. Louis 36 Aaron Milwaukee 35. Hits Groat St. Louis 67 White St. Louis 59. Doubles Cepeda San Francisco Groat 12. Triples Brock Chicago Skinner Cincinnati Flood St. Louis 5. Home runs Aaron Milwaukee 14 Bailey F Alou San Francisco 10. Stolen bases Brock Chicago 12 Wills Los Angeles 11. Pitching O D ell San Francisco 7-0 1.000 Perranoski Los Angeles Simmons St. Louis 6-1 .857. Strikeouts Drysdale Los Angeles 69 Maloney Cincinnati 62.
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Field Is Settled For 500
Indianapolis AP The 500 mile race field shows 28 veterans and five newcomers averaging 149 mph in trials. Troy Ruttman, the previous winner, will start last among 33 cars as Offenhauser powered entries compete with Thompson Chevrolet cars and old guard contenders like Ward Rathmann and Foyt. Several veterans failed to qualify including Len Sutton and Paul Russo.
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Thornton Gains Revenge Win Over Biddeford
Thornton Academy edged Biddeford High 6 to 5 to clinch at least a tie for the Telegram League baseball title. Ken Chenard homered for Thornton in the second as Biddeford led 5-2, but TA answered with three in the seventh. Ken Pike earned the win in relief, striking out six in 3 1 3 innings as TA moved within one win of the crown.
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Roger Shaw Wins Beech Ridge Modified Sportsman Feature
Roger Shaw of Windham led from the first turn and won the 20 lap modified sportsman feature at Beech Ridge Speedway on a perfect day plus earlier wins in qualifying and semifinal rounds. Buzzy Stack of Portland won the bomber feature with consistent top finishes.
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Reliever Al McBean Delivers in Pirates Victory and More NL Actions
Al McBean, thriving in relief for Pittsburgh, earns another win as the Pirates defeat Milwaukee 5-2 with Bob Bailey's 11th inning homer. Dodgers beat Giants 4-3 in 10, Phillies sweep Reds 10-4 and 3-0, Mets top Cardinals 3-2 in 11, Cubs topple Houston 5-1. Numerous errors and key moments shape the tight NL results.
Geiger Nixon Power Boosts Red Sox in Split with Detroit
Boston tops Detroit 6 5 in the nightcap after a 12 3 loss. Geiger collected five hits with two homers and three RBIs, Nixon added two solo homers and a single. Ed Bressoud had three hits as Boston’s lineup fueled the win while Tillman and Stuart sat.
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Angels Send Belinsky To Hawaii Farm
Los Angeles Angels optioned pitcher Bo Belinsky to Hawaii, a Pacific Coast League farm club, after a season with notable highs and lows. Manager Bill Rigney will track his progress via coast league box scores as Belinsky heads to Honolulu.
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Little Lasses League Consolation Winner Named
Don Peterson of South Portland wins the Little Lassies League consolation at 20th Century Lanes. Bob Babb of Windham places second and Nutting third.
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Brook Trout Stocking Planned for Sebago Lake Maine
Maine stocks 10000 brook trout six to eight inches at Sebago Lake starting June first. Four to six inch landlocked salmon totals include 21500 in the lake and 22000 in the Crooked River. Biologists DeRoche and Anderson study Sebago to craft a better management plan. Dick Sharkey, a Michigan State track freshman, ran 4 13.4 for Detroit’s Bedford High in 1962.
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