Tigers Top Twins 7-4 as Dailey Hurt Reacting to Line Drive
Detroit beats Minnesota 7-4 in a tense Metropolitan Stadium clash. Bill Dailey was struck on the pitching hand by a Dick McAuliffe line drive but avoided a fracture and hopes to pitch again in 7 to 10 days. Rocky Colavito drove in the decisive run in the ninth as Detroit rallied past Frank Sullivan.
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Bill Dailey
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Tigers
Dick McAuliffe
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Dailey
Rich Rollins
Larry Napp
Detroit
Jim O’toole
Dodgers
Bill Henry
Ron Fairly
Dick Tracewski
Versalles Finds Maturity On Path To Star Shortstop
Zoilo Versalles, once homesick and troubled, has matured into a top defensive shortstop for the Minnesota Twins. The Cuban infielder now balances growing family ties and improved plate discipline, raising his batting average while earning praise from club president Calvin Griffith and traveling secretary Howie Fox.
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Zoilo Versalles
Minnesota Baseball Club
Cuba
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Versalles
United States
Washington Senators
Minnesota
Havana
Brass
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Howie Fox
Griffith
Harmon Killebrew
Bob Allison
Austin Opens Regional Bid In District Four Clash
Austin baseball team begins Region One defense at Gabryck Park facing Northfield at 4 p m. The district playoffs began with Austin beating Albert Lea and Glenville. Lefty Dave Hartman dominates with an 8 0 mound record as Seltz preserves his regular lineup.
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Dick Seltz
Austin
Northfield
Winona
Gabryck Park
Lake City
Lanesboro
St. Paul's Midway Stadium
Seltz
Dave Hartman
Packers
Albert Lea
Glenville
Richfield
Ex Yale Football Ace Milstead Dies at 63
Pleasantville New York AP Century Milstead Yale All America tackle on the 1923 unbeaten team died Sunday likely from a coronary attack. He was 63 and was found by his wife in the basement workshop of his home. Milstead later played for the New York Giants and served as Yale assistant coach for several years.
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N.Y
Milstead
Yale
Walter Camp
New York Giants
Austin Swimmers Win High Point Trophies
Maureen Lee age 15 to 17 Terry Lee age 13 to 14 and Sharon Lee age 11 to 12 of Austin won high point trophies based on points after a series of five Olympic Development meets at Hopkins pool over five months. They swim for the Austin Swim Club under coach Albert Bud Higgins. Meets covered all four strokes and the individual medley.
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Terry Lee
Sharon Lee
Austin
Hopkins Pool
Austin Swim Club
Albert
Bud) Higgins
Indians' Kralick and McDowell stop Yanks in sweep
Cleveland duo Jack Kralick and Sam McDowell scattered nine hits as the Indians swept the Yankees 5-0 and 7-2 tipping New York from first. Albie Pearson led Los Angeles past Baltimore 8-2 with a homer and three hits. Chuck Hinton fueled Washington past Kansas City 6-4 with a 10th inning two run shot. Rocky Colavito provided a ninth inning RBI for Detroit in a 7-4 win over Minnesota. White Sox crushed Boston 10-0 behind Juan Pizarro while Yastrzemski homer helped Boston win 11-9 in the opener.
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Sam McDowell
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Los Angeles
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Pratt Earns State Berth
The Albert Lea golf team won the Region One tournament at Rochester Country Club with a three man total of 248, led by James Huettl who captured medalist honors with a five over par 77. Seven individuals qualified for the state meet, including Gary Partt of Austin and John Walski of Winona.
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Minn
Albert Lea
Rochester Country Club
James Huettl
Lake City
University of Minnesota
Dick Jones
Tigers
Dick Davies
Craig Plante
Waseca
Jeff Lewis
Preston
Austin
Gary Partt
Huettl
Jones
John Walski
Winona
Brad Head
Prats
Steve Sands
Kenyon
Tom Dickie
Steve Hoag
Hoag
Harris Davis Win in British Amateur
At St Andrews Labron Harris Jr. and Richard Davies opened British Amateur action with wins. Harris edged Paul Coste 1 up after a tight 18th green finish, while Davies routed Robert Goodwin 6 and 5 after taking an early 1 up lead.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
U.S
Labron Harris Jr
Richard Davies
Harris
Paul Coste
Jamestown
R.I
Davies
Robert Goodwin
Canada
Rematch demanded after Pastrano upset Johnson in Las Vegas
Pat Olivieri Harold Johnsons manager insisted on a rematch after Willie Pastrano won the light heavyweight title by a 15 round split decision televised from the Las Vegas Convention Center. Olivieri may petition the World Boxing Association committee and Kefauver committee officials for a rematch with 90 days.
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Harold Johnson
Willie Pastrano
Pastrano
Johnson
Las Vegas Convention Center
Underworld
Olivieri
Angelo Dundee
Emile Bruneau
World Boxing Association Championship Committee
Kefauver Committee
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Harry
Mays stars with three homers as Giants top Cards
Willie Mays delivers a 3 homer showing in San Francisco’s 6 4 victory over St Louis to snap a five game Cardinal streak. The win also tightens the Giants hold on first place as Cincinnati, Chicago and New York win later in the day.
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Dartmouth Center Don Mc Kinnon Joins All America Game
Don Mc Kinnon of Dartmouth, the Ivy League likely star, will bolster the East line in the All-America Game in Buffalo on June 29.
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N. Y
Don McKinnon
Dartmouth
Rosenbaum Hits Homer As Austin Packs Rally Past Albert Lea
In Hayek Park the Austin Packers edged Albert Lea 3-2 to start the 1963 Southern Minnesota League. Ray Rosenbaum crushed a ninth inning homer to tie the game, then Ed Wilt delivered the go ahead single after Frank Brown had started the rally. Hoffman pitched well for Albert Lea, taking the loss after six innings. Blooming ton topped Owatonna 5-4 and Mankato defeated Mason City 2-0 in other league openers cut short by rain.
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Ray Rosenbaum
Frank Brown
Ed Wilt
Austin Packers
Hayek Park
Bloomington
Owatonna
Mankato
Mason City
Standings and pitching duel highlight late inning action
S M Standings recounts a sharp single by Ball and a disputed Nelson error as Ray Rosenbaum faced Hoffman with effective fastballs. Maurice Joel earned the relief win for the Packers over starter John Page who went six innings. The Colonels scored twice in the seventh, Harold Pierce starting with a single.
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Maurice Joel
Packers
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John Page
Pastrano Outpoints Johnson For World Light Heavyweight Title
In Las Vegas Willie Pastrano 174 pounds from Miami outpoints Harold Johnson 17314 pounds from Philadelphia over 15 rounds to claim the world light heavyweight championship. Irving Thatch 155 pounds of Denver defeated Sonny Hill 160 pounds of Cleveland over 10 rounds. Flash Elorde 13414 pounds of the Philippines knocked out Tsunetomi Miyamoto 134 pounds of Japan in Manila to retain the Orient lightweight title.
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Cleveland
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Denver
Sonny Hill
Manila
Flash Elorde
Philippines
Tsunetomi Miyamoto
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Finsterwald Boros Lead in Indianapolis Golf Open
In Indianapolis sponsors leading a $55,000 purse complain about star players skipping the event as Don Finsterwald and Julius Boros share the 54 hole lead at 11 under 200. Jim Ferrier fired a 61 course record and Tony Lema neared the pace with 201 as other notables trailed.
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Tommy Aaron
Tony Lema
John David
Purdue Golf
Indiana
David
PGA
Ferrier
Finsterwald
Adams Downs Meyer 4-2 in North Central League clash
Adams collected only one hit yet defeated Meyer 4-2 as Meyer errors helped produce the winning runs. In other league games St. Ansgar blanked Stacyville 6-0, Dave Langrock fanned 10 and yielded two hits, and Johnsburg shut out Rose Creek 3-0 behind four hit pitching.
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Meyer
Si. Meyer
St. Ansgar
Stacyville
Dave Langrock
Johnsburg
Rose Creek
Schneider
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