Twins Face Yankees In Four Game Series Start
The Minnesota Twins, eager to stay in the AL race, host the New York Yankees in a four game set. Dick Stigman starts for Minnesota against Ralph Terry as Boston 4 Minnesota 3 in a 9th inning loss is reviewed.
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John Goryl
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Tony Oliva
Don Mincher
Earl Battey
Rich Rollins
Boston Red Sox
Russ Nixon
Rose Creek and St Ansgar Split NC Baseball Actions
Rose Creek moved to 2-0 in the North Central Baseball League by beating Johnsburg 12-2. St Ansgar improved to 2-1 by defeating Lyle 7-4 with Jim Howe homering. Osage edged Rose Creek 8-7 as Al Venz homered in the 10th after Ron La Frantz went deep in the fifth. Johnsburg Lyle Adams and Osage each stand 1-1. Rose Creek has lost three straight.
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Red Devils Triumph 8-5 Over Yellow Jackets
The Red Devils used six errors and two hits to defeat the Yellow Jackets 8-5 at UCT Park in a United Commercial Travelers Little League game. Layne Heise earned the win, allowing three scattered hits.
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Scarfiotti Wins Adenau Ferrari Grand Prix Auto Race
Ludovico Scarfiotti and Nino Vaccarella drove a Ferrari grand touring prototype to victory at Adenau Germany in the Nürburgring 1000 kilometer race setting a new record.
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Buford's Bat Sparks 2 Wins for White Sox
Buford, Chicago’s rookie candidate Don Buford, drives in five runs in a doubleheader sweep of Detroit. He belts his first major league homer with two aboard in game two and adds a decisive triple in game one, as the White Sox stay atop the league standings. Buford had two hits in the two games, contributing to the wins alongside Pete Ward’s steady glove and slugging.
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Reds
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White Sox surge in AL standings after dual win
Chicago swept the four game weekend set as Ward and other sluggers lifted the White Sox. Cleveland defeated Washington 9-6 and 8-3 with timely hitting, while Kansas City beat the Yankees 4-2 behind Causey's three run homer. Barber earned his first win of the year in the opener for the Indians.
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Orval Johnston Probed on Old Standbys
Romulus Michigan resident Orval Johnston questions enduring political tactics in a reflective column. He calls for memory refresh with uphill and downhill lies as he discusses public discourse and civic skepticism.
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Giants Defeat Mets in 23–Inning Marathon
The Giants outlasted the Mets 8-6 in a 23 inning marathon at Shea Stadium, the longest game by time in major league history. Gaylord Perry pitched 10 innings for the win with Galen Cisco going nine. Chicago beat Milwaukee 4-3 elsewhere as Cubs and Williams fueled a late rally.
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Prison team defeats U Stillwater in intramural softball clash
Stillwater Minnesota AP reports the prison all stars hammered the University of Minnesota Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity 5 to 2 on Sunday. Fraternity catcher Ed Novick recalls late-night TV kept him up while players capped a resounding win for the prison squad.
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Team 13 Wins Golf Tourney at Austin Country Club
Team 13 led by Don Dutcher Ray Wescott Mike Kosky and Dr. Dale Mlinar posted 116 to win the annual Memorial Day Handicap Racehorse golf tournament at the Austin Country Club. Team 25 tied for second with 112 and three teams tied for third at 111.
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Lee Robbins
Packers Rout Glenville to Reach Region One Final
Austin, Caledonia win clues as Region One opener sees Packers defeat Glenville 10 to 0 in five innings to advance to Friday’s regional final. Hartman claims two tournament wins as Caledonia and Winona prepare for 8 p.m. semifinal. Power outage delay noted during fourth inning.
Baltimore Signs SCI Cager Spoden
Cedar Falls Iowa Pete Spoden a college basketball star at Iowa State will join Baltimore of the National Basketball League He graduates Thursday and said he signed a one year contract with a bonus but did not disclose terms
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Austin Captures Third in Region One Meet
Austin earns 23 points to place third behind Rochester and Faribault in the Region One meet at Faribault. Heffern wins the mile in 4 25.2 and Underwood clocks 51.9 in the 880 to qualify for the state meet. Rochester dominates with multiple wins and set records including 131.9 in the 880 relay.
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Falcon Grid Star Earns Top Athletic Award
Air Force Academy quarterback Terry Isaacson 22 from Oak Park Illinois received the Air Force Academy Athletic Association award for the athlete contributing the most to the intercollegiate program at the annual awards dinner in Colorado.
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Memorial Day Betting At U.S. Tracks Tops 31 Million
An Associated Press survey shows bettors wagered 31.37 million dollars at 15 thoroughbred and eight harness tracks on Memorial Day. Last year 25.10 million was bet at 21 thoroughbred tracks. Harness racing was not available in 1963.
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Wartburg Captures Area 4 NAIA Baseball Title
Wartburg shut out River Falls 4 0 to win the Area 4 NAIA baseball championship in St Joseph Missouri. In a regional game St Cloud State lost to River Falls 6 5 with Larry Miller homering for St Cloud and one on in the third. The Minnesotans added a run in the seventh but failed in a ninth inning rally.
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Wildcats Win IC4A Track Championship Again
Villanova captures the 88th IC4A meet with 45 points led by non seniors. Earl Horner nets nine points as seniors like Vic Zwolak and Rolando Cruz contribute, sealing a seventh title in eight years for Jumbo Elliott’s program amid a field including Harvard Morgan State Penn State Yale and Manhattan.
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Gophers Eye NCAA Tourney After Kent State Victory
Minnesota baseball team, the Gophers, defeated Kent State 13 2 to reach the NCAA playoffs. Joe Pollack earned the win with 11 strikeouts over six hits while nine unearned runs scored off Kent State starter Larry Rosche. Bill Davis drove in two with a homer a double and a triple, and Dave Hoffman added three RBIs with a homer and a double. The Gophers, Big Ten champions, advance to face District 6 winners in Omaha on June 8.
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Jessen Wins Zaharias Open in Beaumont
Ruth Jessen shot 71 and 74 to win the Babe Zaharias Open at Beaumont for 54 holes with a total 214 tying a first win on the women’s tour. She moved to third in money list as Mickey Wright led with 9710 and Miss Rawls second at 6597.50.
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Rochester and Albert Lea Win Openers in SM League
Rochester (2-0) and Albert Lea (1-1) opened league play with wins as Frank Brown’s Packers schedule a June start after postponements. Don Newbauer and Jim Anderson drove a 2-1 Rochester win over Owatonna, while Albert Lea defeated Bloomington 3-2 at Haven Park.
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Whitaker Buick to Play Doubleheader at Marcusen Park
Whitaker Buick of St. Paul will face the Austin VFW in a Saturday night doubleheader at Marcusen Park. The team finished third in the 1961 World Tournament and fifth in 1962 and 1963 at Clearwater. Dutch Elbers and Al Dewall will again share pitching duties. Tickets are $1 for adults, 40 cents for junior college students, and 25 cents for retired seniors.
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Paris Champ Margaret Smith Wins French Title
Australian player Margaret Smith defeats Maria Bueno of Brazil in a three set final 5 7 6 1 6 2 to win the women’s singles at the French Championships.
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