Orioles Triumph After Triple Play In Lopsided Win
The Baltimore Orioles beat the Washington Senators 12-5 as Jerry Adair, Luis Aparicio and Boog Powell sparked an eight run fourth inning. A rare triple play ended Aparicio's dash to score, the AL's first of the season, keeping Baltimore one game ahead of Chicago.
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Student Hits Big Payoff at Roosevelt Raceway
Robert Froner, a 22 year old Brooklyn architect draftsman, won the biggest payoff in TD history at Roosevelt Raceway. Riding with his wife of four months, in-laws, and two friends in a 1956 Oldsmobile, he hit $172,726.80 after betting the last two races. He credited his father in law’s advice and spread tickets across the eighth and ninth races, saying he wheeled six horses in the eighth race and seven in the ninth.
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Area Grid Opener Brings Several New Starters To Fore
Area football opens this weekend with Biddeford St Thomas Aquinas Hick of Dover and Wells hosting Dixfield. St. Thomas and Biddeford unveil probable lineups led by veterans. Redmond aims for a strong opener. Kennebunk, Thornton Academy and Old Orchard Beach idle as clubs begin play next Saturday.
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Short Wins His Own Ball Game in 5-1 Phillies Victory
Chris Short led Philadelphia to a 5-1 win over St Louis driving in two early runs with a key second inning triple. He pitched six hits allowed, 12 strikeouts, one walk, earning his 16th win to keep the NL lead. Johnny Callison belted a two run homer as the Phillies opened a six game lead over the Cardinals.
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Last Year Scoreboard And A Bet Laden Night At The Races
The article lists last year’s winners by matchup and recalls a betting spree by Froner and family from Brooklyn who backed War Haven Don Roberto and Roslyn J. in a sequence of races. The group had visited Roosevelt previously and aimed for a Twin Double on Monday night but didn't win.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlights
Almanac style summary lists American League leaders Oliva and Killebrew with top totals in batting runs and home runs, along with Howser and Powell in runs and RBIs. Pitching leaders include Bunker and Bunning with 12 decisions, Downing and Koufax leading strikeouts, plus top NL names Mays Clemente and Santo in key categories.
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Reds blank Pirates as Purkey earns 10th win
Pitcher Bob Purkey of Cincinnati threw a five hitter to post his 10th victory against eight defeats as the Reds defeated Pittsburgh 3-0. Brooks Robinson of Baltimore had three singles and a double driving in two runs as the Orioles routed Washington 12-5.
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