Orioles Win Two: Stock shines in doubleheader sweep over Indians
The Orioles, led by Wes Stock's stellar relief work, swept a doubleheader from Cleveland to extend their lead to 2½ games. Stock pitched 5 1/3 scoreless innings in the opener and shut out the Indians on one hit in the nightcap as Baltimore rallied with key hits from Boog Powell, Jackie Brandt, Jim Gentile, and Brooks Robinson. Dick Donovan took the loss in the opener while Mudcat Grant failed in relief in the nightcap. The rest of the league saw the Senators snap an eight game skid, while the Yankees, Tigers, Twins, and Angels won or lost varying games as the pennant race tightens.
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Major Leagues Scores and Schedule From United Press Internati
The National and American Leagues report results and upcoming games with key pennant race details. Philadelphia and Cincinnati split two games while St Louis and New York split a pair. Houston, Milwaukee, Chicago, San Francisco and Pittsburgh posted results as teams chase lead positions. In the American League, Baltimore, New York, Chicago, Kansas City and Boston saw wins and losses shaping the standings with late-week schedules highlighted.
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Washington High School Commencement Speaker Announcement
Newton Edward M LL D pastor of the district church in Des Moines will address the Washington High School commencement at Washington Methodist Church Thursday evening May 28 at 7 00 p m Dr Moats will speak on the theme Dont Lose That Dream
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Costly MIs Hit Giants and Cards in NL Race
Sunday saw three-errors by Jose Pagan and miscues by Duke Carmel and Bob Gibson spark Dodgers to a 4-3 win over the Giants and cut the lead to two games. Carl: Mets, Cards, Phillies, Pirates, Cubs also won or had key hits as the pennant chase heated up amid shaky defense and late-inning drama.
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Brake's Team Clinches Narrow Lead in Twilite League Golf
Eldon Braek's team holds a slender half point edge in the Twilite League at Washington County Club as Bannister's squad contends for runner up. Gil Morison's golfers trail by two games, with Jim Lloyd posting 34 and Jack Weika 35 for low Class A scores Friday eve ning. Other notable scores include Ciinders 38, Burlingame 40, Westermark 40, C-Kos 40, Gorham 44, D-Horton 44, Stanley Baldinge 45, Cox 45, F Messenger 45, Beye 48, F-Mills 42, Sitler 43, G-Bates 50. Friday results list DeLa 3, Hensel 30, Brake Lowe 2, Boyer 3s, Patterson 34, Paul 5, English 2, Weik 42, Lio 28, Bannister 4s, Wells 24. Art Subway New York story notes Hamburg Germany subway art progress with 11 of 55 stations decorated.
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Cubs Dominate Colts Behind Santo Hubbs Homers
In Chicago, Ron Santo and Ken Hubbs homered as the Cubs defeated the Colts. Santo hit his sixth of the season with a man aboard, sending Dick Crott to the showers, while Hubbs added his fourth homer off Don McMahon. Bob Buhl earned his third win with eight hits allowed, his first since April 28.
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