Packers Face Albert Lea in makeup game at Marcusen Park
Lefty Chuck Kowalski starts for the Packers in a makeup test at Marcusen Park. Albert Lea counters with Hal Snyder making his first start after last season's 7 87 era. lineup tweaks include Chuck Mathews at first and Dick Morgan in right field. Other Packers starters include Gleason Ploof Folkes and Mathias as the club chases a third straight win while Albert Lea, at 1-6, aims to rebound.
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A's and Tigers Rally to Top MLB Contenders
The A's and Tigers surged in the AL pennant race by taking 8 of 10 from the Indians and White Sox over the holiday weekend. Kansas City swept Chicago 3-1 after two-game wins. Detroit beat Cleveland 3-1 to complete a two-game series sweep. Bud Daley tossed a seven-hitter for the A's while Joe DeMaestri sparked Oakland with a tying triple and a late homer. Ray Moore took the loss for Chicago, as Detroit benefited from Foytack and Yost's timely hitting. The Tigers, under new manager Jimmy Dykes, have won 7 of 8 since the change.
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State Board Orders SM to List Rosters
The Minnesota Baseball Assn board ordered Southern Minnesota League to supply within 10 days a full player roster with home addresses and last year’s completion sites. Century League accused SM of player raiding and possible class A rule violations. L R Ringhofer asked to provide complete information. Mason City Bancroft Estherville must comply. Minnesota members listed.
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Arvak Needs Rain to Win Epsom Derby
American owner Mrs. Josephine Ray Paul hopes rain softens turf for Aryak in the 180th Epsom Derby with 20 runners. Dan Cupid and Princillon among Americans and favorites such as Aly Khan aiming for classic glory and a $119,504 prize.
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Packer Games Moved To Tuesdays In Southern Minnesota League
Emil Scheid Austin Packer manager shifts three Marcusen Park games from Wednesday to Tuesday. The Rochester Yankees game moves from June 24 to June 23. Albert Lea game moves to June 30. Winona game moves to July 7.
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Cash Prizes for Knot Hole Gang
Austin Baseball Assn offers 25 one dollar prizes if 500 attendees from the Knot Hole Gang attend Tuesday's Austin Albert Lea makeup game at Marcusen Park. Manager Emil Scheid says paid attendance of 500 or 500 kids in the Knot Hole section triggers the drawings. Kids must enter via the first base gate and obtain a ticket at entry.
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Edina Leads State Tennis in Minnesota tournament
Edina Minnetonka and Faribault led the standings after preliminaries in the Minnesota High School tennis tournament. Minnetonka had 11 points, Faribault 8, with Rochester Ramsey and Washburn at 6, and other schools in order ahead of finals. Harold Dirksen of Rochester reached the singles semifinals along with Gustafson and Butterfield. in doubles Fisher Parmele of Faribault contest crown against Ramsey, Edina, and Washburn pairs.
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State High School Golf Meet Produces Close Team Victory
Jon Konz of Austin tied with Tom Maas of Duluth Denfeld for runnerup with 156 as Hoffman of Windom won the individual title with 148 after a final nine in even par. Redwood Falls edged Edison by one stroke 482 to 483 to claim the team crown amid a crowded field of regional entrants.
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Soby fans 24 in 17 innings as Fergus Falls tops Detroit Lakes
In Perham Minnesota John Soby struck out 24 over 17 innings, guiding Fergus Falls to a 5-4 win over Detroit Lakes in 10 extra innings to reach the District 23 tournament final.
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Braves face chill as Giants run hot in Milwaukee series
San Francisco opened a four game set in Milwaukee with an 11-2 rout that cut Milwaukee's NL lead to a game and a half. Giants ace Sam Jones improved to 5-5 while key hits came from Jim Davenport and Andre Rodgers. Hank Aaron left with back trouble and Del Rice bruise as the Giants go up.
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Snead Battles for Open Berth in Broad Qualifiers
Sam Snead fought for a National Open spot at Congressional Country Club Washington D C finishing 72 70 142 after a 59 earlier in the week. His bid comes as Winged Foot hosts the June 11 13 Open with Snead a betting favorite despite never winning the event. The qualifier drew 150 players including Jack Burke Jr Ed Porky Oliver Bill Hyndman Deane Beman and Robert Tyre Jones III though several notables missed out. Wesley Ellis Jr Walker Inman Mike Souchak and Art Wall Jr posted strong qualifying efforts while Gene Sarazen Tony Manero Lew Worsham fell short for the Open.
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Rollie Bellrichard rolls perfect 300 in bowling
Rollie Bellrichard of Austin, a member of the Austin Echourite All-Stars, bowled a perfect 300 at Echo Lanes on Sunday. He added a 279 and finished the three game series with 799, the third 300 by an Austin bowler this year.
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Wilson Paces Miller Win
Al Ceccarelli pitched five solid innings allowing five hits to blank Louisville 4-0. Earl Wilson led Minneapolis to an 8-2 win over Denver with three hits and two home runs. Bob Gibson and Ron Jackson provided strong performances as Omaha beat St Paul 5-1 and Indianapolis defeated Dallas 4-3. The Wilson brothers are not related.
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Not Dummy When Hitting Says Aaron
New York AP Hank Aaron defends his hitting approach saying he studies pitchers and keeps thinking about how to adjust. He rejects claims he is a dummy and explains he reads pitchers to understand why they get him out and what to do about it.
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District 2 Baseball Playoffs Open With No-Hitter By Blooming Prairie
In Marcusen Park Blooming Prairie edged Hayfield 6 0 behind Tom Hellecks no hitter Austin defeated Rose Creek 3 0 Daryl Richardson held Rose Creek to one hit Freeborn down LeRoy 6 2 and Lyle beat Adams 9 3 Rose Creek led by Jim Ulwellings pitching kept Austin in check but Richardson delivered a clutch errorless game Richardson also made a defensive gem as he tumbled a grounder and threw out Kilgore at first Five quarterfinal games loom with semifinal set for Thursday and final on Wednesday at 3 30 p m.
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Dodgers Pay Bonus for Prep Pitcher Ortega
Los Angeles Dodgers awarded an estimated 75000 dollar bonus to Phil Ortega a 19 year old right handed pitcher from Mesa Arizona Ortega who is 6 3 and 165 pounds and won 28 games and lost 5 in three seasons at Mesa High School He will report to the Spokane farm club in the Triple A Pacific Coast League Tuesday.
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St John’s Lutheran Teams Triumph in YMCA Softball Games
St John’s Lutheran of Austin shut out Church of Christ 7-0 as O Braaten pitched a one hitter. H Trimblex hit a home run off H Kooy and St John’s totaled seven hits. In a second game at the Athletic Field St John’s of Elkton defeated Sterling Christian 7-0.
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Brown Derby Wins 10-3 in City League Softball
Brown Derby defeated the Merchants 10 to 3 at Northwest Diamond after a five run fifth inning. Yocum and Alven homered in the inning to spark an 11 hit Brown Derby attack led by pitcher M. Anderson. The Merchants had four hits off Carey.
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