Twins Split as Twins Hit Five Homers in Doubleheader
In Washington, the Twins won 5-2 in game one on back to back seventh inning homers by Harmon Killebrew and Bob Allison, but the Senators bounced back to take game two 7-3. Dick Phillips drove in four for Minnesota in the nightcap while Steve Ridzik earned the win. Killebrew Allison Hall and Mincher homered in game two, all with no runners on base.
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Washington
Minnesota Twins
Twins
Senators
Harmon Killebrew
Bob Allison
Minnesota
AB HR
Allen
Osborne
Stigman P
Cheney P
Dailey P
Roebuck
Burnside
Rudolph
Siebler
Moore
Minoso
E—Ridzik
Battey
Blasingame
Brinkman
Phillips
Allison
Mincher
Hall
Hinton
Dick Phillips
Jimmie Hall
Don Mincher
Steve Ridzik
Ron Kline
Jim Kaat
Killebrew
Stigman
Dailey
Cheney
Soar
Stewart
Kinnamon
Paparelila
Rbi
Bernie Allen
Chuck Hinton
Washington Senators
Season Tickets On Sale For Austin High School Football
Harold Hastings reminds Austin fans tickets are available at the high school office. Season tickets cost 9.75 and cover five home games. Repeats last year seat locations for season ticket holders. The Packers open Sept 6 at home versus Owatonna.
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Harold
Red) Hastings
Austin
Red
Packers
Owatonna
Austin Park and Recreation Department
Austin Softball Association
Gar Nash
Speedy Scot Choice to Win Hambletonian
In Du Quoin Illinois Speedy Scot leads a 14-horse field for the Hambletonian with 2-5 odds. Cheer Honey B F Coaltown contend while Star Act driven by Joe O'Brien faces injury doubt. Ralph Baldwin pilots Speedy Scot aiming for the race mile record and a first Hambletonian triumph.
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Ill
Cheer Honey
B. F. Coaltown
Speedy Scot
Little Joe O’brien
Star Act
O’brien
Blaze Hanover
Scott
Frost
Chicago
Sportsman's Park
Florican
F. Coaltown
Ralph Baldwin
Yonkers
Captain's Boy
Dorado
Baldwin
Glidden Hanover
Florlis
Charles Hanover
Diggs Dell
Hanover
John Patterson
Choir Boy
Elma
Filter
Junior Golf Test Friday at Ramsey Club
The annual Park and Recreation Junior golf tournament, open to boys and girls up to 18, will be held Friday at Ramsey Golf Club. Registration at the Ramsey pro shop is before 8:30 a.m. tee off. Flights will award two trophies per division amid expected strong turnout in the 1963 event.
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Austin Country Club
Park and Recreation
Ramsey Golf Club
Tom Belton
Ramsey Pro
Belton
Baltimore pitchers seek first hits in major league careers
Orioles pitchers Wes Stock and Dave McNally, both 0-for- sufficiently long major league careers, discuss hitting as roommates. Stock is 0-for-39 and McNally 0-for-32, with locker room quips about their efforts and past hits in Puerto Rico and minor league teams.
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Oriole
Wes Stock
Dave McNally
Stock
McNally
Puerto Rico
States
Miami
Elmira
Orioles
Mike McCormick
Baltimore Orioles
Indians recall 13 players from minor leagues
The Cleveland Indians announced the recall of 13 players from their minor league clubs. Five will rejoin the Tribe early next month and the others will report to Tucson, Arizona for spring training.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Tucson
Ariz
Tom Keller ace at Ramsey Golf Club No 3 hole
Tom Keller of Austin scored a hole in one on the 120 yard par 3 at Ramsey Golf Club on Monday. He carded a 44 for nine holes while his brother Jim and cousin Dan Keller witnessed the shot.
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Tom Keller
Austin
Tricky Ramsey Golf Club
Keller
Jim
Dan Keller
More Depth at St. Olaf
St. Olaf College in Northfield prepares for the 1963 football season with hopes for depth and balance after losing back Mark Ramot. Coach Tom Porter returns 14 lettermen, aiming to improve on a 5 2 1 record, with seniors Brian Kispert Chuck Peterson and Fred Meyer leading the line and captains. The Ole roster includes Dale Liesch Pete Aus Keith West Rod Skoge John Mostrom Jim Burner and a top sophomore Tom Heiberg. Season openers are Sept 21 at Lawrence and Sept 28 versus Coe.
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Minn
St. Olaf College
Mark Ramot
Ramot
Tom Porter
Oles
Porter
Dale Liesch
Pete Aus
Keith West
Rod Skoge
John Mostrom
Jim Burner
Brian Kispert
Chuck Peterson
Fred Meyer
Tom Heiberg
Worthington
St. Olaf
Lawrence
Coe
Junior High Grid Physicals Slated
Harold Hastings reminds Central and Ellis Junior High players of required physicals scheduled for Wednesday and Friday. Central candidates take physicals Wednesday at 8 30 a m and Ellis on Friday at 8 30 a m in Hastings office. Ninth graders will draw equipment at 3 p m Thursday and eighth graders Friday at 3 p m.
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Harold
Red) Hastings
Central and
Ellis
Central Grid
Hastings
Miss Daane Wins Helmholz Trophy at Rochester Club
Rochester Tennis Club announces Mary Kay Daane of Austin as winner of the Helmholz award for exceptional tennis in tournament results ability improvement attitude and conduct. She is the first non resident recipient, with judges engraving her name on the permanent trophy honoring Dr. H F Helmholz.
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Rochester
Rochester Tennis Club
Mary Kay Daane
Austin
Helmholz
H. F. Helmholz
Mary Kay
Faribault Falcons name veterans for opener versus Northfield
Faribault coach Ted Thompson lists a veteran backfield and experienced linemen as probable starters for the season opener against Northfield on Sept. 6. The Winged-T offense features quarterback Ken Beaupre and backs Bauernfeind Schroeder Flom, with Haugley at center. Thompson notes added depth and strong scrimmage progress as the Falcons prepare for a 1936 campaign and a nine-game schedule including a non conference date with Hopkins.
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Thompson
Ken Beaupre
Basil Bauernfeind
Ron Schroeder
Denis Flom
Bauernfeind
Schroeder
Flom
Falcons
Dean Koutavas
Paul Dragston
Dave Tramel
Fred Krause
Denny Yule
Bob Partch
Henry Haugley
Haugley
Partch
Bob Larson
Jack Dryer
Greg Kieffer
Burt Abraham
Karl Kisper
Jim Ohnstad
Hopkins
Faribault
Hitting Woes Plague Roommates McNally Stock
The AP photo caption notes McNally is 0-for-32 and Stock 0-for-39 in hitting. The two players, who are roommates, repeatedly discuss their struggles and perceived hitting exploits despite the drought.
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McNally
Cyclone Coach Aims to Tighten ISU Defense
Iowa State football coach Clay Stapleton plans a stronger defense for 1963 with two practices daily in early fall drills. He shuffled lineups and listed three squads on the opening day, moving Ed Kimbrough to guard and adjusting backs and fullbacks as he targets improved performance before the Sept. 21 season opener at California.
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Ames
Iowa State
Clay Stapleton
Clay
Cyclones
California
Stapleton
Ed Kimbrough
Tom Connolly
Dave Montgomery
Ernie Kennedy
Randy Kibb
Larry Hannahs
Jack McGonegle
Roosevelt Ellerbe
Jim Bullis
Dennis Alitz
Gustavus to Drop Hockey Program in MIAC
Gustavus Adolphus College announced it would drop hockey in the MIAC due to lack of interest. The MIAC will continue hockey with seven teams. Duluth Branch schedules independently. Football rules were discussed at a night meeting at Macalester College with no major changes expected. Bill Haman, MIAC coordinator, reported.
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ST. Paul
Gustavus Adolphus
Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
MIAC
Duluth
Macalester College
Bill Haman
MIA
Palmer Earnings Over $100000
The Arnold Palmer earned $4,600 for second place in the American Golf Classic, lifting his year total to $101,555. Jack Nicklaus won $2,200 and remains in second place, more than $18,000 behind Palmer, with Julius Boros third, then Tony Lema and Gary Player.
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Dunedin
Fla
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Palmer
Nicklaus
Julius Boros
Tony Lema
Gary Player
Bloomington Athletics Beat Mankato to Tie Series 1-1
Bloomington Athletics defeated Mankato 3-1 at Key City Park to even the best of three Southern Minnesota League playoff. Gordy Nevers limited the Twins to two hits while Loyal Bloxam allowed 10 hits for Bloomington. A decisive third game will be played Thursday with the winner advancing to the class A State Baseball tournament in St. Cloud.
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Mankato
Minn
Bloomington Athletics
Key City Park
Bloomington
St. Cloud
Gordy Nevers
Twins
Dodgers Struggle as Reds Tie Series Behind O'Toole
In a tight NL slate, Jim O'Toole limited the Dodgers to five hits as Cincinnati beat Los Angeles 3-1. The Dodgers hit poorly overall, scoring four runs in 35 innings, while Tommy Davis led L A with a .328 average. Cardinals beat the Giants 6-3 to close in on first, and Milwaukee topped Houston 11-7. In the AL, Minnesota split a two-game set with Washington, while Harmon Killebrew and Bob Allison homered in the opener for the Twins.
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Dodgers
Jim O'Toole
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Dodger
Tommy Davis
Reds
Vada Pinson
Frank Robinson
Pinson
Robinson
Cardinals
San Francisco
Giants
Juan Marichal
Milwaukee
Houston
Minnesota
New York Yankees
Washington
Twins
Harmon Killebrew
Bob Allison
Senators
Dick Phillips
O'Toole
Gordy Coleman
Don Drysdale
Willie Davis
Tommy Harper
Vikings snag Wilson and Hultz in defensive line shakeup
Minnesota adds Billy Wilson a 6 foot 4 rookie from Auburn and George Hultz a 6 foot 4 second year man from Southern Miss to back Paul Dickson and Jim Prestel. Hultz joins today at Bemidji while Wilson reports later this week. Vikings cutdowns head to 11 by 3 p.m. today then to 38 next Tuesday and 37 by Sept. 10. Coach Norm Van Brocklin names Ron Vander Kelen starter for Saturday's exhibition with the Philadelphia Eagles. The team had a 17-16 win over the Giants on Sunday.
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Art Hass
Packers
Owatonna
Mike House
Mike Ruzek
Chuck Granholm
Wally Osterholt
Hass
Hollandale
Hayward
Jim Gustafson
Albert Lea
John Drews
John Marshall
Rochester
Drews
Vikings
New York Giants
Minnesota
van Brocklin
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Minnesota Vikings
St. Louis Cardinals
Paul Dickson
Jim Prestel
Billy Wilson
Auburn
George Hultz
Mississippi
Cardinals
Hultz
Viking
Don Hultz
Bemidji
Minn
Wilson
National Football League
Norm van Brocklin
Ron Vander Kelen
Wisconsin
Philadelphia Eagles
Hershey
Chicago
Eagles
Pastrano Peralta Set for TV Bout on ABC Friday
Light heavyweight champion Willie Pastrano will face Argentine heavyweight champ Gregorio Peralta in a 10-round non title bout on September 20 in Miami. Teddy Brenner announced the nationally televised match from New York as the return of the TV Fight of the Week to Friday nights on ABC.
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Miami
Fla
Willie Pastrano
Gregorio Peralta
Madison Square Garden
Teddy Brenner
New York
ABC
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