Packers, Winona in Region Finals
Defending champion Austin and upstart Winona reached the Region One final at Marcusen Park. Packers blank Caledonia 13 0 in five innings, while Winona edged Faribault 2 1 behind Todd Spencer. The winner advances to the state tourney June 10–12 at St Paul Midway Stadium.
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Austin
Winona
Marcusen Park
Dick Seltz
Packers
Caledonia
Todd Spencer
Allen Forces Fifth Inning to Double Dick Stigman
In a Monday night AL game in the Twin Cities, Allen triggered a rally by forcing Stigman home plate in the fifth inning as Dick Stigman tried to bunt. Ralph Terry then pitched to a batter named Boy.
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Twin Cities
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Yankee
Ralph Terry
Boy
Positive Thinking Helps Stigman Beat Yanks 2 1
Dick Stigman pitched five hitter and moved to 2 1 as the Minnesota Twins opened a four game series with a 2 1 win over the New York Yankees. Mincher hit his eighth homer and Versalles drove in the go ahead run in the fifth as Stigman credited his back relief and positive thinking for the victory over New York. Elston Howard homered for the Yankees, but the staff held the rest.
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Stigman Battles Back in Cold to Face Yankees
Twins pitcher Stigman explained a lower back ache from a cold, saying it hampered sitting and driving but not throwing. He recalled worrying during Mickey Mantle's ninth inning at bat while noting his curveball helped. The Twins named Gerry Arrigo to start against the Yankees with Jim Bouton opposing.
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New York
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Vikings seek new general manager as Rose resigns
ST PAUL MINNEAPOLIS AP The Vikings remove Bert E Rose Jr as general manager after 1960 founding role. Edwin Martini named acting GM while coach Norm Van Page not pursuing the job. Jobe Thomas named possible replacement as speculation runs high amid a building phase. The club hints a plan for Rose until new employment is found.
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Duluth
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Philadelphia Eagles
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Schmitts, House lead Packers in region baseball finale
Steve Schmitt and Mike House star for Austin Packers as they face Winona in Region One final. Sophomore Todd Spencer shines for Winona with a 6 1 record and 0 83 ERA, while Tom Von Feldt captains Pacelli with a strong returning nucleus.
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Dave Lobb
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Len Boyer Aims for Major League Debut With Scouts Watching
Len Boyer, the youngest Boyer brother, predicts a majors run within two or three years before college. At 18, the Alba High School graduate has worked out with the Cardinals, A's, Yankees, and Orioles in Kansas City as sixteen scouts evaluated his play. His high school hitting stood at .320 while his arm and fielding range drew praise, and he aspires to sign with the Yankees or Cardinals.
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Wayne
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Lynn
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New York
Shelby
N.C
Faribault Bowler Denk Wins Eight-Game Classic in Chicago
Romaine Denk of Hales Corners Wisconsin captured Barney Hochstadter's ling classic in Chicago for a $7,500 first prize as his eight-game total of 1 670 stood. Fred Degen of Faribault Minnesota finished fifth with 1 641 and $700 prize.
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Romaine Denk
Hales Corners
Wis
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Fred Degen
Faribault
Minn
Macalester Golf Team Skips NAIA Test in Missouri
Springfield Missouri A P says Macalester and Augustana are not included in the NCAA college division golf tournament field of 13 teams and 90 individuals to be held at Springfield June 8 to 12.
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Springfield
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Winona tops Faribault 2 1 on late double steal and Spencer gem
Winona defeats Faribault 2 1 in the Region One semifinal at Marcusen Park as Spencer earns his second tournament win with 16 strikeouts. A sixth inning double steal produced the decisive run while Rick Duffney allowed six hits and fanned six in a losing effort for Faribault.
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Winona
Faribault
Marcusen Park
Eddie Spencer
Spencer
Rochester
Ron Nelson
Tom Olson
Dave Prigge
Ken Beaupre
al Handahl
Bert Abraham
Young
Winhawks
Falcons
Rick Duffney
John Jens
Gary Addington
Abraham
Addington
Don Hazelton
R. D. Boschultz
Duffney
Austin Sweeps Region Golf Title in State Meet
Walt Lembeke led Austin to a Region One team score of 235 at Rochester CC, 13 strokes ahead of Rochester. Steve Hoag shot 76, Rich Burroughs 79, Gary Pratt 80, and Tom Smith 80 as Austin earned an individual state berth for Smith and eight Region One golfers qualified for the state tourney at the University of Minnesota course following a 36-hole regional.
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Minn
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Austin
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Rochester Country Club
Rich Burroughs
Gary Pratt
Tom Smith
Packer
University of Minnesota
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Craig Plante
Albert Lea
Plante
Dickie
Waseca
Rushford
Hoag
Burroughs
Pratt
Smith
Mike Gibbons
Gary Mertz
Faribault
Winona
Caledonia
Harmony
Lanesboro
Mabel
Preston
Spring Grove
Snoring Valley
Kenyon
Northfield
Owatonna
Minnesota
Santa Claus Derby Choice at Epsom Derby
The story reports on Santa Claus, the favored horse in the Epsom Derby, arriving from Ireland and guarded against doping amid recent scandals. American-owned contenders Baldric II and others with high odds are also noted, highlighting a field of 17 and a $201,801 prize.
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Mick Rogers
Britain
Legal Bookies
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Baldric II
Howell E. Jackson
Newmarket
Charles Count
John F. C. Ce
Mill River Stud
Charles W. Engelhard
New York
Larry Gelb
Sweet Moss
Lady Sassoon
Evelyn Barnes
Kingsport
Tenn
Tigers Top Jackets 6-4 in UCT Little League
The Ellis Tigers improved to 2-0 in the United Commercial Travelers title race by beating the Yellow Jackets 6-4 at UCT Park. Pitcher Kurth Best allowed two singles and contributed two hits as Ellis held Yellow Jackets to four runs. A Twins vs Hornets game is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. today.
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Hartman
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Caledonia
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Tigner
al Berg
Ellis Tigers
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Twins
Yanks
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Two More Schools Added to Big Six
The Athletic Association of Western Universities expands to eight members as Oregon and Oregon State representatives join the conference. Washington California Southern California Stanford UCLA form the AAWU Big Five then add Washington State, keeping the Big Eight name unused by the Missouri Valley Conference.
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Wash
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Washington State
Missouri Valley Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
Nicklaus Rout Boros In Columbus Round Of Champions
In Columbus, Jack Nicklaus beat Julius Boros by four strokes on a 6,851 yard course to set a target for the PGA championship next month. Nicklaus finished 34-33-67 while Boros shot 36-35-71 as spectators watched a 3,500 crowd.
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Associated Press
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Mike's Bar and Moose Win City League Fast Pitch Games
Mike's Bar defeated Wonderland Bar 8-5 and Moose beat Idle Hour Inn 6-2 at North West Park to improve records. Carl Miller earned 10 strikeouts and hit a homer for Idle Hour. Ron Majerus led the losers with two hits.
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Rochester nets Region One tennis title sweep
Rochester dominated Region One tennis on Monday at Rochester with both singles and doubles titles. Defending champ Chuck Darley beat Bob Gray 6-2 6-3 to win the singles crown. John Lillie and Mark Wood defeated Klemmer and Wolesky 6-3 6-1 to capture the doubles title as Rochester finished with 16 points and earned a state bid.
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Minn
Austin
Skip Barber
Chuck Hutchings
Packer
Randy Klemmer
Dan Wolesky
Owatonna
Chuck Darley
Bob Gray
John Lillie
Mark Wood
Klemmer
Wolesky
University of Minnesota
Albert Lea
Faribault
Rodriguez Ready For Las Vegas Welter Title Bout
Rodriguez declared in top condition after prefight physical in Las Vegas as he challenges Emile Griffith for the world welterweight title.
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Indians Drop Gene Conley from the Indians
Vet eran pitcher Gene Conley, sent to Burlington in the Carolina League to regain form, has been given outright release by the Cleveland Indians. The 33-year-old righthander, 6 foot 9, had a 1-1 record in two appearances, beating Greensboro 4-3 before taking a 9-2 loss to Raleigh while allowing 16 hits in a complete game. He left for Cleveland to discuss his future, unaware of the release.
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Cleveland Indians
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