Orioles turn back Yankees 7 to 4 in key win
Orioles defeated the New York Yankees 7 to 4 to widen the AL lead to 1½ games. Hank Bauer’s bold spring forecast stands, as unearned runs in the eighth and a Dick Hall squeeze bunt fueled Baltimore’s comeback after Williams errors.
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Cubs and Dodgers triumph in City Little League action
In City Little League play the Cubs beat the Giants 4 to 2 as Morrison and Horton delivered timely doubles and Paul added a run. Davisson earned the win with a hitless effort. The Dodgers downed the Braves 8 to 0 behind Eastland’s double and Mike Hennigan’s work on the mound.
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Women golfers compete in Out of Town Invitational at Washington CC
Eighty one players from 14 clubs took part in the Ladies Out of Town Invitational at Washington Country Club yesterday. Auro Lemkau of Tipton posted 44 for low round, with Bea Haberman of Washington close on 45.
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Major League Standings and Results Snapshot
United Press International standings show the National League led by Philadelphia 40 24 and San Francisco 42 7 with Cincinnati 35 8 and St. Louis 33 34. American League lists Baltimore 38 25 and New York 38 25, Chicago 66 36, Minnesota 35 32, Cleveland 31 32, Boston 32 36, Detroit 30 34, Los Angeles 32 37, Washington 29 42, Kansas City 26 41. Recent results include Pittsburgh 3 New York 1 and Los Angeles 15 Milwaukee 4, Philadelphia 9 Chicago 8.
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Pony team loses to Hills 12 3 in Wednesday game
Washington's No. 1 Pony team fell 12 to 3 at Hills Wednesday night as Pat Hennigan and Mark Glover pitched for Washington while Soukup and Yoder worked for the winners. Weather disrupted local baseball schedules with Babe Ruth and Tri-County Little League games rescheduled.
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Wienikes guests in Amrine home
Merrimac June 23 Mr and Mrs Glen Wienike Grand Forks S D visited the Carl Amrine family Sunday. Mrs Ethel Stortz Fairfield visited the weekend with the Jean Wolfe family. Mrs Minnie Ruby visiting daughter and husband Doyle Paul. Mrs Maxine Shafer and sister Mrs George Allender attending the World's Fair. Mr and Mrs Howard Stortz and family visited Sunday eve ning with the Carl Amrine family. Mr and Mrs Robert Kientz and sons visited Mrs Billa Kientz Fairfield Sunday evening.
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Dirt track champ Woolley leads Hawkeye Downs July 4 race
National champion Gordon Woolley of Waco Texas joins a strong field for Hawkeye Downs Grand Championship speedway car races on Saturday night July 4. He will drive an Offenhauser after last year’s stock block title as more than two dozen drivers from the east enter with time trials set for 8:00 p.m.
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Miksch Presides at Toastmasters Meeting
David Miksch served as toast master at the Washington Toastmasters Club gathering on Wednesday evening with Chas Twinam as table topics chair. Five minute talks included Bob Miller with Whats Your Count and Bernard McCarthy with Buckle Up. the club meets each Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Captain's Table and invites all interested persons.
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