Radatz Shuts Orioles In Relief For 5 1 Boston Win
Dick Radatz worked two spotless innings to earn his sixth save as the Red Sox defeated Baltimore 5-1. He faced the bases loaded in the eighth and retired two on a double play and a foul out, then struck out two in the ninth to lower his ERA to 0.88. Dick Stuart homered, and Román Mesías also went deep for Boston.
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Associated Press
Dick Radatz
Boston Sox
Boston
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Cleveland
Radatz
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Strong Boy
Dick Stuart
Roman Mesias
Red Sox
Standings and results fragment from major league baseball
The standings show Chicago leading with 35 wins and 25 losses and New York at 23 64. Friday results include New York 10 Cincinnati 3 and Milwaukee 3 Philadelphia 0. Upcoming games list matchups across divisions with multiple cities.
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New York
Minnesota
Baltimore
Boston
Cleveland
Spahn Extends Run as 42 Year Old Ace Delivers Shutout
Milwaukee Braves veteran Warren Spahn, at 42, threw a 3-0 shutout over the Philadelphia Phillies for his 57th NL shutout and 336th win. He allowed three hits, fanned three, walked one, and raised his season to 93. He tied Jim Galvin for seventh in all time shutouts and closed in on several career marks.
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Julian Javier
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Ron Hunt
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Roger Craig
Minor Leagues Scoreboard Report Across Leagues
The Associated Press tally lists International League results with Richmond beating Arkansas 11 to 2 and Syracuse taking Buffalo 11 to 2. Other scores include Rochester 7 Indianapolis 4, Columbus 13 Toronto 11, Jacksonville 6 Atlanta 2, and Denver at Salt Lake City postponed. Pacific Coast League matchups show Seattle 3 Tacoma 2 and Spokane 4 Portland 3, plus San Diego 2 Dallas 1 and Hawaii 4 Oklahoma City 3.
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Portland
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Dallas
Hawaii
Oklahoma City
Jones Decisions Billy Daniels In Teaneck Tilt
Pudgy Doug Jones won a controversial 5-4-1 decision over Billy Daniels in Teaneck New Jersey. Jones improved to 22-4-1 while Daniels fell to 18-3 as referee Paul Cavalier cast the deciding vote and the crowd booed.
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Billy Daniels
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Daniels
New Jersey
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Language diversity and Urdu Hindi share in India
India hosts over 800 languages and dialects. About 40 percent of the population speak Urdu or Hindi.
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India
Marin Seeks Steeplechase Title In NCAA Meet
Julio Marin known as The Bean aims for the steeplechase crown at the NCAA track and field championships in Albuquerque. He already helped Southern California lead with two victories in the three and six mile events as finals proceed at University of New Mexico Stadium.
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Boston College
Clifton Mayfield
Central
Ohio
Ft. Eustis Clinches Army Track Title in Sweeping Victory
Ft. Eustis won eight events and swept three to dethrone Ft. Lee as 2nd Army track and field champions. They finished with 83 points, while Ft. Lee had 47 and Ft. Belvoir 25. Allan Wellman won three events setting two meet records, and Johnny Moon and Larry Sweet set records in the 220 yard dash and mile. Wellman also won the javelin and set marks in shot put and discus.
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Cleveland Senators Set Some Records in Twinbill
Cleveland and Washington combined for a record strikeout total in a two game doubleheader. The Senators won 5 2 in game one while the Indians outlasted Washington 32 in 19 innings for 42 strikeouts total. Washington pitchers fanned 6 and 14 in the two games. Cleveland hurlers had 3 in the first game and 19 overall.
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Los Angeles Angels
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Jim King
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Boxers Roundup Passes Decisive Wins Across States
In Teaneck New Jersey Doug Jones defeated Billy Daniels with 194 to 189 percent. In New Castle Pennsylvania Dick Wipaby beat Lloyd Washington 200 in a Buffalo NY bout. In Tennessee Billy Collins of Nashville stopped Guy Sullin of Mobile in a welterweight clash, six rounds.
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N.J
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N.Y
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Buffalo
Lloyd Washington
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Billy Collins
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Guy Sumlin
Mobile
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Los Angeles Drops to Third With 4-1 Loss to Chicago
Browns strong outing for Houston is capped by a decisive Chicago win over Los Angeles 4-1. Giants edge Colts 2-1 at Candlestick Park as San Francisco ties St. Louis for NL lead. Snider hits his 400th homer as Mets beat Cincinnati 10-8. Cubs and Braves trade runs with Banks driving in two.
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Major League Leaders Display Incomplete Batting Stats
Baseball leaders across American and National leagues are listed by team and player, covering batting averages runs batted in hits doubles triples home runs and stolen bases. Pitching leaders show five decision records and strikeouts for notable pitchers.
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Kaline
Detroit
Malzone
Boston
Allison
Minnesota
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Los Angeles
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Hinton
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Clinton
Cimoli
Kansas City
Wagner
Aparicio
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Cincinnati
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Javier
Gonzalez
Philadelphia
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Baseball heroes Javier leads Cardinals past Pirates in 6-2 win
Julian Javier collected four hits and scored the winning run as St. Louis moved into a tie for the National League lead with San Francisco by beating Pittsburgh 6-2. Warren Spahn earned his 57th career shutout with a 3-0 Braves win over Philadelphia.
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Julian Javier
Cardinals
St. Louis
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Warren Spahn
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Philadelphia
Notice of Special Meeting of Shareholders
May 40 1v00 Wilbur M. Sa ae Vice President and Farmers & Merchants National Bank Winchester Virginia announces a special meeting of shareholders.
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State of Virginia
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Berryville
Virginia
United States
Washington, D.C
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Farmers & Merchants
National Bank
North Church Street
Bank
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Edward McC.williams
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