Wills steals two bases as Dodgers win and eyes record
Maury Wills again stole two bases and collected two hits as Los Angeles beat St. Louis 5-1 ending a four game skid. The veteran shortstop maintains a blistering pace with 18 steals in 18 recent games and could reach 120 to 129 steals this season, aided by study of pitchers and fewer injuries. Other NL results included Cincinnati over Houston 3-1, San Francisco 2-1 Milwaukee, Pittsburgh 3-2 Chicago in 13 innings then 5-0, and New York 8-1 Philadelphia before a nightcap loss. In AL action Minnesota led Baltimore 8-5 as Chicago swept Detroit 10-6 and 13-2, New York defeated Cleveland 3-0, and Boston edged Los Angeles 5-4. Schofield drove in the winner for the Giants, Pavletich doubled home Cincinnati’s first run, and Cardenas delivered a two run double in the ninth. Faul allowed Pirates only three hits as Cubs beat them behind Williams and Santo homers in the nightcap after Crandall’s 13th inning homer in the opener. Hiller’s error produced two unearned Phillies runs in the second game and Culp notched a win to move to 6-6. The Mets scored five in the second inning of the opener off Belinsky.
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Dela's Twilight Golf Team Leads Standings After Friday Win
Bud Delas team holds a 4 point lead in the Twilight Golf League after defeating Bob Riley 7 to 12 on Friday. Bannister's squad sits in second with a 4 4 tie against Patterson. Other Friday scores include Morrison 4, Brake 3, Hensel 4, Weik 3, Lowe 4, Gebhardt 4, Lloyd 5, Paul 3. Bob Lowe shot 36 for medalist honors. Jim Lloyd 37 for the week.
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Little Leaguers Move Games Up To Tuesday
Washington city Little League schedules moved from Friday to Tuesday. Coach Wally Horn announces games to end the regular season with Indians versus Tigers at nine, Orioles versus Yankees at 10 30, Dodgers versus Giants at one, and Braves versus Cubs at 2 30.
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Two Motorists Fined by Justice of the Peace
Two motorists from Washington were fined $10 each for speeding in the court of Glenn Holden, justice of the peace. Harry John Miller and Robert D. Martin were among those cited in the city police action.
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Washington swimmers defeat Sigourney in Saturday meet at Sigourney
Washington's boys and girls teams totaled 473 to 213 as they won 17 of 20 relays. The meet featured numerous standout times with many swimmers posting best efforts. Washington hosts Grinnell next Saturday evening.
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Major Leagues Baseball Standings and Results
National and American League standings and weekend results show Los Angeles leading the NL with 58 wins, Cincinnati at 56, San Francisco 52, Milwaukee 51, and Philadelphia 49. In the AL Minnesota 60 and Baltimore 56 lead, with Detroit 53, Chicago 52, New York 48. Weekend games featured notable splits including St. Louis beating Los Angeles in 10 innings, and New York sweeping Philadelphia in a doubleheader.
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Player wins big three match at Lakewood with 11 stroke margin
Gary Player, fresh off his U S Open title, dominates the $50,000 big three challenge at Lakewood Country Club Rockville. He finishes 269, 11 ahead of Jack Nicklaus who cards 280 while Arnold Palmer ends at 281.
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