Orioles poised for AL pennant run as summer heats up
The Orioles lead the American League standings by a game and a half over the White Sox, with Cleveland and Minnesota three and a half back. Powered by a five game win streak, strong pitching led by Wally Bunker and Robin Roberts, and timely hitting, Baltimore sits at 30-15 after a win over Kansas City, aiming to avoid a repeat of last year’s June swoon.
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Shenandoah Racing Results and Entries
Results and entries from Shenandoah meet feature races for yearlings to four-year-olds. Notable winners include Ransy Beats Moopy in a $1,200 claiming event and Heliomint with a 14,2065 time, amid multiple purse races and extensive field data for six races with detailed odds and nicknames.
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Senators Defeat Tigers In Small Detroit Crowd
Washington Senators beat the Detroit Tigers 6–2 as Fred Valentine and Dick Phillips hit homers. Claude Osteen worked the full game for Washington. Kaline led Detroit with three hits and a two-run shot. Wickersham took the loss as Detroit dropped to 6–5.
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Orioles win sixth in a row with 5-1 over Kansas City
Boog Powell homers twice and drives in three as Robin Roberts wins to move Baltimore atop the league. Aparicio starts the homer parade with a fourth inning shot, Kirkland adds a ninth inning blast, and Powell hits another long shot that mirrors a historic scoreboard feat in K C.
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Williams Saved By Cubs Coach System
Chicago Cubs owner P K Wrigley faced criticism for his rotating head coach system which kept Billy Williams in the lineup after early struggles. Williams rose to a .422 average, bolstered by a pivotal 1961 homer that renewed confidence and demonstrated the value of the rotating boss approach. Williams credits Wrigley and Elvin Tappe for keeping him in the lineup through adversity.
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Sadecki Stops Williams and Cubs 7-5 in Chicago
Ray Sadecki shut down hot Billy Williams as Ken Boyer hit a decisive three run homer for the St. Louis Cardinals in a 7-5 win over the Chicago Cubs. Santo hit a solo shot for Chicago, while Sadecki improved to 5-4 and Buhl took the loss.
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Major 1980 U.S. fire losses hit new high
Amid a string of baseball results and standings, the snippet notes that during 1980 major fires in the United States cost almost 325 million dollars, a record high. It lists teams and upcoming matchups including St. Louis Chicago Houston New York Cincinnati San Francisco Pittsburgh Los Angeles Philadelphia and others with nightly and day games and league standings.
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Northern Dancer Rival Rivals Belmont Field Grows
Quadrangle and Roman Brother join Hill Rise Orientalist as Belmont Stakes hopefuls at Aqueduct. Five starters projected with Shook or National possible for six. Field to contest 150 350 gross purse with 107 100 to the winner. post time 3 45 p m EST on CBS.
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Kinsey and Keyser Qualify for Olympic Trap Trials
Carroll Kinsey of Thurmont and Austin Keyser of Yellow Springs are among six shooters who earned Eastern Zone Trapshooting Team spots for the Olympic trials at Fort Benning Georgia next month. Donald Peed led Pine Valley Gun Club with 179 of 200.
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Horlen Allows Three Hits as White Sox Topples Indians 3-0
Joel Horlen strong on the mound but needed ninth inning relief as Chicago White Sox end Cleveland’s five game win streak with a 3-0 victory. Al Weis homered and Don Buford error helps Cleveland. McNertney and Nicholson drive in runs for Chicago.
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Lenny Moore Signs 1964 Colt Pact
Baltimore Colts announce veteran halfback Lenny Moore has signed his NFL contract for the 1964 season. Moore, 30, a Penn State alum, missed much of the last two seasons due to injuries including an appendectomy and a head injury that sidelined him for seven games last year, and a cracked kneecap in 1962.
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