Pacelli Players Reach Semis in Catholic Tennis Meet
Peter Matlon of St Thomas wins singles title over St Johns prep rival Lawrence Haeg as St Thomas pairs DeCourcy and Musty take doubles. Pacelli tally includes Chrz reaching semis and 2 team points. St Thomas Academy sweeps titles. final scores show St Thomas 8 St Johns Prep 4 and other gaps.
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Pacelli
David Chrz
St. Thomas College
Chrz
Shamrocks
Tom Rockers
Bill Lawrenceson
Ray Halverson
St. Thomas Academy
Peter Matlon
St. Thomas
Lawrence Haeg
St. John’s
Michael DeCourcy
Mike Musty
Cretin
John Glarner
Tim Sullivan
St. John’s Preps
DeLaSalle
St. Paul Hill
Packers Open 1963 Season in Southern Minnesota League
Emil Scheid leads the Austin Packers in their 1963 opener against Albert Lea at Hayek Park Sunday with a 2:30 p.m. start. The six team league plays 20 games, top four reach a State tournament bid, and Saturday night league games aim to draw crowds. The Packers rely on a four man pitching staff led by Bill Hanks and include veterans Rosenbaum Brown Scheid with new infielders Witt Sippel Mark Richardson Ball DeMars.
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Minnesota
Southern Minnesota League
Blooming
Owatonna
Mason City
Mankato
Emil Scheid
Austin Packers
Albert Lea
Hayek Park
Packers
Marcuson Park
Bloomington
Termine
St. Cloud
Scheid
Leon Johnson
Bill Hanks
Mankato Twins
John Page
Maurice Joel
Warren Wollenberg
Page
Joel
Austin Junior College
Hanks
Ray Rosenbaum
Frank Brown
Larry Scheid
Ed Witt
Fred Sippel
Paul Mark
Daryl Richardson
Jim DeMars
Terry Ball
Myron Hoffman
Jim Borcherding
The
Colonels
Bill Christopherson
Rochester Edges Austin for Regional Track Title
Rochester edged Austin 42 to 36 to win the Region One track meet at the Athletic Field. Ray Dunsmore and John Anker led Austin with multiple wins while Rochester’s Dave Nelson and Edd Clark also claimed titles. Don Ryland, Rod Gibbs, Art Bailly, and others earned state meet berths as twenty-one schools scored.
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Rochester
Austin
John Saari
University of Minnesota
Ray Dunsmore
John Anker
Dave Nelson
Dunsmore
Anker
Edd Clark
Nelson
Northfield
Don Ryland
Bob
Austin Herald Meet Honors List with Area Track Standouts
Eight area athletes earned titles at the Austin Minn meet. Gary Draheim of Waseca won high hurdles, Jim Rine of Faribault and Lonnie Nelson of Faribault excelled in 100 and low hurdles and mile respectively, with Ken Loveland of Kasson-Manterville taking the 440. Dave Hanson of Lake City and Dave Morris of Rochester added wins in 880 and 220. Drevlow captured shot put, John Ferden of Peterson took discus, Herb Hanson of Grand Meadow won pole vault, and Jim Ohnstad of Faribault earned broad jump honors.
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Swenson
Bob Aldorfer
Rod Gibbs
Art Bailly
Rochester
Larry Mathies
Albert Lea
Jerry Drevlow
Faribault
Pete Sandberg
Zumbrota
Gary Draheim
Waseca
Jim Reineke
Lonnie Nelson
Ken Loveland
Kasson-Manterville
Dave Hanson
Lake City
Dave Morris
Drevlow
John Ferden
Peterson
Herb Hanson
Grand Meadow
Jim Ohnstad
Anker
Austin
Oraheim
Field
Schroenreck
Wigness
Lanesboro
Dunsmore
Reinecke
Gibbs
Northfield
Vreeman
Wykoff
Nissalke
Winona
Mile
Aldorfer
Nelson
Reineke
Draheim
Swearingen
Ellendale
Bailly
Hanson
Honstad
Freeborn
Reynew
Morris
Elliott
Hayfield
Faribourt
Aske
Ryland
Chatfield
Mathies
Dreviow
Olson
Borg
Austin Pack bats down Glenville in Region One bid
Austin defeated Glenville 7 to 1 at Hayek Park to capture the Region One test and extend its district title streak to 13 under coach Dick Seltz. Dave Hartman allowed one hit and struck out 16 as Austin advances to meet Northfield in Winona Monday at 4 p.m.
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Austin
Dick Seltz
Packers
Albert Lea
Winona
Northfield
Lanesboro
Caledonia
Midway Stadium
St. Paul
Glenville
Mike Ferguson
Dave Hartman
Hartman
Trojans
Dave Monson
Ron Rasmussen
Mike House
Mike King
Seltz
Ferguson
Rochester Austin Faribault Northfield lead tight team standings
In a crowded meet Rochester leads with 1912 points amid a scoring burst from Austin Faribault Northfield and others. Individual results include Anker and Ora heim among top hurdlers, Dunsmore and Gibbs strong in sprints, plus multiple event notes across relays and field events with marks like 4:36.0 mile and 1:34.3 880 relay.
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Faribault
Northfield
Austin
Mike Stearns
Mike Ruzek
Gary Nuzum
Ray Dunsmore
Hawkins 64 Tops Speedway Open Leaderboard in Indy
Fred Hawkins shot a 64 to lead by two strokes after the opening round of the Speedway Festival Open at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The 39-year-old El Paso pro shares early lead with a group at 67, while names like Chi Chi Rodriguez Collins King and Barber sit three back. The 72-hole event offers 10000 top prize in a 50 000 purse.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Fred Hawkins
Hawkins
el Paso
Tex
Speedway
Sunday Baseball Standings and Schedule
Pittsburgh leads New York 2 0 while Chicago and Philadelphia 2 1 Houston 3 2 Milwaukee. Cincinnati 7 4 Los Angeles 4 St Louis 6 San Francisco. Sunday games Pittsburgh at New York Chicago at Philadelphia Los Angeles at Cincinnati Houston 6 at Milwaukee San Francisco at St Louis Baltimore at Los Angeles Washington at Kansas City Detroit at Minnesota Boston at Chicago New York at Cleveland
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New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Houston
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
St. Louis
San Francisco
Baltimore
Washington
Kansas City
Detroit
Minnesota
Boston
Cleveland
R. H. E. New York
Ford
Howard
Grant
Allen
Arcue
W—Fford
L—Grant
Pws
Conley
Nichols
Fornieles
Nixon
Buzhardt
Martin
Carreon
W—Buzhardt
i—Comay
Rudolph
Osteen
Coatesis
Burnside
Retzer
Pena
Edwards
W—Pena
L—Rudolph
Pappas
Hall
Orsino
Osinski Rodgers
W—Osinski
L—Pappas
Buhl McDaniel
Bertell
Short Green
Baldschun
Dalrymple
Oldis
Buhl
L—Short
Schwall
Pagliaroni Willey
Bearnorth
MacKenzie
Coleman
Piche
Torre
W—Johnson
L—Shaw
Seaford
Perry
Larsen
Bolin
Pierce
Hollerimmons
Humphreys
Bauta
Gibson
McCarver
L—sen
Winona to Meet Mayville in NAIA opener
The NAIA baseball tournament starts in St. Joseph Missouri with California Western of San Diego facing Lewis College of Lockport at 10 a.m. CST. Mayville State meets Winona State in an 7:30 p.m. game as part of the first round double elimination format ending June 7.
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Winona
Mayville
Kansas City
California Western
San Diego
Lewis College
Lockport
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
St. Joseph
Mayville State
N.C
Winona State
Minn
Western Michigan Edges Illinois 1-0 on Salo's Three-Hitter
Tr Lee Salo tossed a three-hitter to beat Big Ten champion Illinois 1-0, sending Western Michigan to a victory in the NCAA District 4 Baseball Tournament.
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Champaign
Lee Salo
Illinois
Western Michigan
Big Ten Bat Title Won By Reichardt
Wisconsin left fielder Fred Reichardt won the Big Ten batting crown with a .429 average for the 1963 season. Ohio State outfielder Jim Reed was second at .450 while Al Silverman of OSU hit .386 and Jerry Renner of Illinois .388. Other leaders covered batting, fielding and ERA across OSU, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Illinois and Michigan.
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Chicago
Fred Reichardt
Wisconsin
Jim Reed
Ohio State
al Silverman
OSU
Jerry Renner
Illinois
Jon Andresen
Minnesota
Jones Sacks Sachs Wins 500 Mile Race in Violent Dispute
Parnelli Jones, 29, from Torrance Calif, wins the Indianapolis 500 mile race purse record 493530 dollars and a 148581 dollar first prize after a one punch exchange with Eddie Sachs, 36, of Detroit, at a motel confrontation about spilled oil. no protest filed.
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Indianapolis
Parnelli Jones
New York
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Sachs
Jones
Irish Win 5-2 in NCAA District Tournament
Notre Dame defeated Valparaiso 5-2 in district play as pitcher Mickey Walker scattered five hits and recorded nine fielding assists to lead the Irish to the victory.
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Champaign
Ill
Mickey Walker
Notre Dame
Valparaiso
Osinski Shines for Angels in 7-4 Win Over Orioles
Osinski earned his first major league start win as Los Angeles beat Baltimore 7-4 with Charley Dees delivering three hits including a homer. The result ties New York atop the American League. Ford blanked Cleveland 4-0 for the Yankees.
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Bo Belinsky
Dan Osinski
Osinski
Belinsky
Kansas City
Charley Dees
Los Angeles Angels
Baltimore
A’s
Angels
Los Angeles
Ford Frick
The
Dees
Hawaii
Orioles
New York
Yankees
Cleveland
Whitey Ford
Jim Bunning
Minnesota
Detroit
Twins
Chicago White Sox
Boston
John Buzhardt
Orlando Pena
Washington
Johnson and Pastrano Set for Title Bout in Las Vegas
Harold Johnson defends the world light heavyweight title tonight in a 15 round main event against Willie Pastrano at the Las Vegas Convention Center televised by ABC. Liston and Mauro Mina attend ringside as Johnson seeks a potential shot at Liston, with purses of 37000 and 21250 respectively and additional training expenses noted.
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Harold Johnson
Willie Pastrano
ABC
Las Vegas Convention Center
Sonny Liston
Johnson
Willie the Wisp
Miami Beach
Fla
Mauro Mina
Peru
Philadelphia
Pastrano
New Orleans
Twins Catcher Ratliff Sent to Minor Leagues
Paul Ratliff, rookie backstop who signed for 38 000 with the Minnesota Twins last year, was optioned to Charlotte of the Class AA Sally League on 24 hour recall. The move aims to develop the 19 year old rated as a top catching prospect.
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ST. Paul-Minneapolis
Paul Ratliff
Minnesota Twins
Charlotte
Ratliff
Infield Pop Fly Delivers Card 6-5 Win Over Giants
Stan Musial delivered a unusual infield pop up that was ruled an out under the infield fly rule but produced the winning run as Curt Flood scored to lift the St. Louis Cardinals to a 6-5 victory over the San Francisco Giants. Cincinnati and others also won with notable performances from Vada Pinson Jim Maloney and Lou Brock.
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Associated Press
Stan Musial
Musial
St. Louis
Cardinals
Curt Flood
San Francisco
Giants
Cards
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Don Schwall
Jerry Lynch
Pittsburgh
New York Mets
Lindy McDaniel
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Houston Colts
Milwaukee
Ken Johnson
Vada Pinson
Bob Skinner
Leo Cardenas
Don Pavletich
Reds
Jim Maloney
Pinson
Skinner
Cardenas
Pavletich
Schwall
Mets
Carl Willey
Pirates
Lynch
Bill Mazeroski
McDaniel
Bob Buhl
Cubs
Phils
Lou Brock
Ron Santo
Cub
Chris Short
Indians Sign Pitcher Wynn
Early Wynn, 43, signs with the Cleveland Indians returning to the team he pitched for nine seasons. GM Gabe Paul announced the deal and Wynn says his legs are fine but the arm needs a few weeks to be ready for potential No. 300 career wins. He recalls great years with Lemon and Garcia.
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Cleveland
Wynn
Cleveland Indians
Venice
Fla
Gabe Paul
Indians
Tribe
Bob Lemon
Mike Garcia
Chicago
White Sox
Washington
Birdie
Tebbetts
Gophers finish third in Big Ten all-sports standings
Minnesota totals 81 points to finish behind Michigan 83 and Wisconsin 82.14 in 12 sports. Gophers won the golf title, tied for third in baseball, seventh in track and last in tennis this spring. Other Big Ten schools listed include Iowa, Michigan State, Illinois, Northwestern, Ohio State, Indiana and Purdue.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Gophers
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Michigan State
Illinois
Northwestern
Ohio State
Indiana
Purdue
Bunning, Tigers halt Twins 10-game run in Detroit
Detroit pitcher Jim Bunning limited Minnesota to one run as the Tigers beat the Twins 3-1. Earl Battey homered for Minnesota and Zoilo Versalles doubled, but Al Kaline preserved the lead with a late warning-track catch. Rich Rollins saw a 14-game hitting streak end.
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Lew Ferguson
ST. Paul-Minneapolis
Minnesota
Detroit
Jim Bunning
Twins
Sam Mele
Bunning
Versalles
Harmon Killebrew
Battey
Rich Rollins
Jim Perry
Kaline
Norm Cash
Dick McAuliffe
Gus Triandos
Rocky Colavito
Jim Roland
Tigers
Bob Anderson
Paul Foytack
Abi Green
Weed
Power
Bruton of
Killebrew
Allison
McAulifess
Rollins
Triandos
Colavito If
Allen
Wert
Perry
Hell Dailey
Forry
Alien
Burton
Amont
Ramlo Names 15 Boys to VFW Baseball Team
Coach Dale Ramlo selects a 15 man Austin VFW squad for 1963 with players Hartman Hoff man Henry Killer Larson Cobb Rabideau Ramlo Sanvick Shaw Standinger Stilwell Williams Wetterberg. The team opens on June 8 at Marcusen Park against Albert Lea VFW in a doubleheader.
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Austin Vfw
Dale Ramlo
Albert Lea Vfw
Marcusen Park
Ramlo
VFW
Douglas Hartman
Roger Hoffman
Dean Henry
Keith Killer
Robert Larson
Cobb Larson
Richard Rabideau
Mark Ramlo
Arlo Sanvick
James Shawback
David Standinger
David Stilwell
Mark
Mike Williams
Robert Wetterberg
Williams
Stillwell
Austin
Doug Hartman
Dave Hartman
Doug
Austin Packer
Durward Standinger
Alexandria
NHL to consider changes in rules and drafts
The National Hockey League opens a three day meeting in Montreal to discuss rules changes a proposal to start the Stanley Cup playoffs later and the possible return of the American Hockey League to draft status The AHL continues a meeting in New York and will discuss restoring the draft discontinued in 1958.
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Montreal
National Hockey League
American Hockey League
AHL
New York
Moorhead Tackle Curtis Collis Chooses UND
Moorhead High School standout Curtis Collis, a highly rated tackle, will attend the University of North Dakota this fall, the school announced Wednesday.
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Moorhead, Minn
Curtis Collis
Moorhead High School
University of North Dakota
UND
Gene Hansen to Turn Pro In 1960 Peters Open Bid
Minneapolis AP dispatch reports college golfer Gene Hansen, holder of Minnesota’s state open, amateur, and public links crowns, will turn professional. He plans to enter the $6500 Peters Open in St Paul starting June 9, though a six week University of Minnesota geology field trip may force him to skip this year’s state open.
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Minneapolis
Gene Hansen
Minnesota
Hansen
St. Paul
University of Minnesota
Smith Takes Lead in Zaharias Open
Beaum on t Texi - Excellent putting by veteran Mari Lynn Smith put her one stroke ahead after the first round of the Babe Zaharias Open at Beaumont Country Club. Smith shot a 2 under par 71 on the 6219 yard course to take the lead from Mickey Wright Jo Ann Winter and Betsy Rawls who shot 72. Wright sought her fourth straight victory but ran into trouble on the course.
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Beaumont
Texi
Marilynn Smith
Miss Smith
Beaumont Country Club
Mickey Wright
Jo Ann Winter
Betsy Rawls
Miss Wright
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