Pacelli star Callahan earns Gopher scholarship and more football notes
Pacelli athlete Callahan wins a full Minnesota football scholarship and will be used as a pull-out guard after focusing on academics to qualify. Terry Brown of Austin competes for fullback. Look Magazine slots Wisconsin for Big Ten title. Minnesota ranks eighth in conference. Also notes on St Olaf, Stout State, in-state prep talent, and stadium capacities in the Big Ten.
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Lions and Steelers open busy Labor Day grid slate
The Lions and Steelers clash in Detroit in a rematch of last season's Playoff Bowl as part of a loaded Labor Day weekend. Dallas meets San Francisco in Bakersfield, plus eight AFL teams in tuneups, with injuries affecting Detroit and optimism noted for Dallas running back Don Perkins.
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Shortstop Tourney Set at Albert Lea
More than 100 golfers tee off in the 35th Albert Lea Shortstop tournament at the Albert Lea Country Club. Firing begins at 9 30 a m to qualify for flight positions. Play runs Sunday to Monday afternoon with participants from Minnesota and Iowa cities and two long distance entrants from California and Oklahoma. Four prizes in each of ten flights and a $200 clothing prize for the medalist.
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Koufax Dominates Giants as Dodgers Win Big
Sandy Koufax pitched three hits and 20th win as the Dodgers rout the Giants 11 to 1. Los Angeles built a five-run third inning with homers by Frank Howard and key hits from Fairly Moon and Davis, while Dick Ellsworth won for the Cubs 2-1 and the Mets beat Pittsburgh 7-4 in other NL games.
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State Softball Meet Set With 47 Teams in Austin
The 1963 Minnesota State Softball tournament opens Saturday with 47 teams in class AA and A. Cloquet and Coon Rapids return as defending champions as action unfolds at four diamonds including Northwest Park and Marcusen Park. Final Monday features both class finals and the mythical state title game.
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Archers Seek State Championship in Minneapolis Meet
Austin archers travel to Coon Rapids Minnesota for the three day Minnesota State Archery Championship Aug 31 Sept 1 2. Defending champion Marge Epley aims to defend her grand champion title after a 350 round to set a new all around record. Pat Krause competes in Freestyle ladies while Ernie Nelson Leonard Krupicka Haven Rinehart and others lead the Austin contingent with strong recent showings including league titles and club records.
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Poage and Flatley Named Vikings Week Exhibition Starters
In Hershey Pennsylvania Ray Poage and Paul Flatley will start at wide end for the Minnesota Vikings in the Saturday exhibition against the Philadelphia Eagles. Ron Vander Kelen will make his first preseason start, while Ed Sharockman misses the game with a broken nose and concussion from last Sunday.
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New Hayfield Coach Faces Rebuilding Job
Hayfield Minnesota opens 1963 football season at Ellendale under new coach Sheridan Jaeche with 15 lettermen from 1962. Jaeche replaces long time coach Bob Haskins and faces a tough nine game schedule as the Vikings rebuild with few seniors and many juniors.
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State Softball Pairings Class AA and A Schedule
The document lists Saturday and Sunday state softball pairings for Classes AA and A. It names matchups, venues Marcusen Park Athletic Field Northwest Park and other sites, with times from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., quarterfinals semifinals and a Monday championship at Northwest Park. Teams include New Ulm Rochester Owatonna Robbinsdale Albert Lea Roseville Faribault Coon Rapids Red Wing Bloomington Winona Virginia and more, with additional mirrored sites and dates.
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Twins Hit 12 Homers In Twin Bill Set Records
Minnesota defeated Washington 14 2 and 16 1 at District of Columbia Stadium as Harmon Killebrew three homers led a barrage. Vic Power Bernie Allen Jimmi Hall and others homered with Lee Stange and Dwight Siebler strong on mound. The win tightens the Twins’ chase for second place over Chicago.
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Area elevens fire up 1963 prep slate
Area football season opens with Northfield traveling to LeSueur, a 14 13 winner over the Raiders last year. Hayfield visits Ellendale in a non conference game and Lyle, from the Southland Conference, meets Kies ter in a game marking Kiester’s 7 6 loss last year.
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Northwest Clay Target Championship at Blooming Prairie
The Northwest Clay Target championship will be held at Blooming Prairie Gun Club in Minnesota over Labor Day weekend. The event draws top marksmen from five states and offers five perpetual purses plus 350 dollars in added money across three days with singles doubles and handicap championships.
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Chesin Wins Senior Title At Austin Country Club
Larry Chesin won the senior boys division in the Austin Country Club Junior golf tournament with 72 75 74 for 221. Pete Higham was runner-up at 248. Gayla Bjork won the girls senior with 101 despite 51 50. The 15-year-old division went to Arlin Chesin with 126 over 27 holes. Thirty players competed in the annual event.
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Randy Nelson
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Stock Car Action Set at Lansing Chateau Speedway
Labor Day weekend features two stock car races at Chateau Speedway Lansing with 20 lap features in modified and stock divisions. A grudge race among Austin Dick Veldman Bud Lomholt and Bill Ni hart drives 1954 Buicks to determine top stock driver. Powell race for women drivers Monday with extra prize money and merchant prizes.
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Power and Allison lead doubleheader scoring
Minnesota edges Washington 14 to 2 after a 3rd inning rally and late runs. Power hits two homers with Allison adding a long ball while Brinkman Stange double and Hall, Allen, Rollins drive in key runs.
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Bloomington Gains State Playoff Title in 2-0 Victory
Gordy Nevers pitched a three hit game with 14 strikeouts to lead Bloomington to a 2-0 win over Mankato in the Southern Minnesota League playoff, earning a spot in the Minnesota State Amateur tournament at St. Cloud. Bloomington scored both runs in the fifth on a single and two Mankato errors, with Mike Quinn adding a double. Bloomington also clinched the league crown by defeating Mason City in a prior playoff.
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Lack Depth at Moorhead
Moorhead State College enters 1963 football season with a solid first unit but limited reserves. Coach Dwaine Hoberg returns 20 lettermen including 235 pound senior Lonny Johnson and scoring leader Don Pate. Tri captains Dick Schubbe Bo Henry and Lev in Wimmer compete for quarterback role as Hoberg aims for a third winning season.
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Monbouquette, Boston Down Yanks, Kaline Seizes Batting Lead
In Washington, the Minnesota Twins exploded for 12 homers in a doubleheader sweep of the Senators, while Detroit’s Al Kaline edged to the AL batting lead with a two run homer and a single in a 6-1 win over the Angels. Bill Monbouquette earned the win for Boston over New York 4-3 as Elston Howard’s passed ball decided the game.
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