Twins Rally To Take Two From Senators In Weekend Set
Minnesota leveled the series with a 7-5 win over Washington as a five run sixth inning backed Jack Kralick in his fourth win. The Twins moved within a half game of first place in the American League, with Detroit and New York also winning.
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Four Packer Track Stars Bid in State Meet
Austin track team sends four athletes Tom Hardy Mike Lewis John Anker and Tom Griffin to the State High School meet at Memorial Stadium University of Minnesota preliminaries start at 10 a m finals at 2 p m Hardy competes in three events 100 220 and 440 with strong prospects Lewis runs the mile Anker contests hurdles and Griffin runs the 880 St Louis Park is favored to win the team title amid strong individual bids.
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Red Wing Repeats Big Nine Golf Title At Home
Red Wing dominated the Big Nine playoff at its home course to claim the team title with a four man total of 453. Manka To placed third individually with 495 while Red Wing stars Sutherland Hedin and Lindahl swept the top three spots, with Austin’s Chesin a contender heading to state at Minnesota course.
Austin Clinches Baseball Title in 1962 Big Nine
Austin defeated Owatonna 15-4 at Dartt's Park to clinch the 1962 Big Nine baseball title. The Packers finished 7-0 in league play, with Rochester 6-2 and Owatonna 4-3. Terry Ball hit a two run homer. Mike House added a triple and Ron Richardson a double.
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Faribault Golfer Wins Ramsey Invitational
Ray Budenski of Shattuck School Faribault wins the Ramsey Invitational with 111 for 27 holes. He finished one under par by parring six of the last nine greens after trailing medalist Ronnie Erickson. 117 players competed in wet conditions, with prizes awarded in six flights and a complete wardrobe awarded to the champion.
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Boxing Results From Global Matches
New York fight saw Stan Harrington from Hawaii outpoint Charley Scott of Philadelphia in ten rounds. In Stockholm Bobo Olson from Hawaii stopped Lennart Risberg of Sweden at six. Eddie Cotton from Seattle outpointed Pekka Kekkonen of Finland in nineteen. In Tokyo Takao Moemizo of Japan outpointed Hachiro Tatsumi of Japan in ten for the Japanese middleweight title.
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Benefit Game Washed Out In Weekend Rain
The benefit baseball game for the Pat Geraghty family between Emil Scheid's Austin Packers and the Interstate Umpire Association All Stars at Marcusen Park was rained out. A tentative reschedule was set for Saturday night at 8 p.m. The North Central league schedule also suffered washed out games and will be made up later. Mantorville roared to a 12-1 win over Dodge Center, moving to 2-3 while Dodge Center fell to 1-4 as Stewartville and Kasson saw rainouts.
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Zaharias Open tightens as Rawls and Cornelius lead
Betsy Rawls and Kathy Cornelius hold a 146 after 36 holes in the rain delayed Babe Zaharias Open at Beaumont. Sandra Haynie Ruth Jessen and Betty Jameson are tied for third at 150, with five players at 151 as final round awaits.
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Johnson Earns Third in VFW Marble Tourney
Mark Johnson of Austin took third place in the VFW State Double Elimination Marble Tournament in Rochester. He lost his first match to Gregory George of St. Paul, then won through the losers bracket before falling to Terry Shewchuk of International Falls. George won the event and earns a spot at the National VFW Marble tournament in Greenville Tennessee.
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Standings and results from the American League and National League
Baseball standings show New York and Minnesota leading their leagues with about two dozen wins. Scores from Saturday and Sunday include Chicago beating Baltimore and Detroit topping Cleveland, with Boston, Kansas City, and Los Angeles idle or playing rain affected games.
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Tigers Beat Cleveland Tighten AL Scramble
Detroit powers to a victory over Cleveland amid a tight AL pennant scramble as key contenders falter in the stretch drive. Yardage, runs, and late rally efforts shape the tense race to reach the playoffs.
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Tigers stretch lead with late rally over Indians
Detroit beat Cleveland 8-6 for their 12th win in 15 games, moving from seventh to fourth as Don Mossi earned his fourth straight victory and Norm Cash and Chico Fernandez fueled a five run inning. Elston Howard led the Yankees past Los Angeles 6-3 with two two run homers.
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Favorites Beaten in Lansing Stock Car Races
In Lansing at Chateau Speedway on Saturday Verlin Acker toppled favorites Ole Brun and Dave Bjorge to win the 15 lap modified stock car feature. Heat winners included Ed Scheimo Don McAllister and Dave Noble. Women’s Power Puff Derby saw two crashes with one driver hospitalized. Carmen Matter won, Kip Oehler took the stock car feature, and Merlin Kingen and Rudy Wolesky won heats.
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Church of Christ Wins Makeup Test
The Church of Christ defeated Mitchell Lutheran of St. Ansgar 2 to 4 in a makeup YMCA Church League softball game Saturday. Bob Esser was the winning pitcher.
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Mets Rally Giants Dodgers But Stumble Near Bottom
Mets fall to 12-34 as Giants sweep with a 6-1 win after rally in the seventh. Dodgers drop after 13 in a row, Phillies beat them 7-5 as Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, St Louis lose. Mets struggle in NL standings. Willie Mays homers. Juan Marichal wins. Harvey Kuenn Orlando Cepeda and Ernie Bowman key hits.
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Rockets Win Tennis Title in Big Nine Meet at Rochester
Rochester won the Big Nine tennis team title with 23 points led by singles winner Chuck Darley who defeated Bob Gray 6-1 6-1. Owatonna was runner up with 10 points, Austin and Albert Lea tied for third with seven, followed by Winona six, Faribault three, Mankato three, Red Wing two.
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Region One Baseball Test Tuesday in Rochester
Austin Rochester Caledonia and Faribault meet in the first round of Region One baseball at Mayo Park Rochester weather permitting. Austin vs Rochester at 4 pm Caledonia vs Faribault at 8 pm Rochester defending champion after 2-1 10 inning win over Lake City in District 3 finals.
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Golf Cancelled at Austin Country Club Due to Wet Weather
The Twilight Golf program at Austin Country Club was canceled because of rain. organizers will reschedule when conditions improve and no makeup date is given.
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Reds to Stay in Cincinnati
Cincinnati owner Bill DeWitt resumes control of the Reds board and pledges to keep the team in Cincinnati for at least five years. The move loosens sale terms of the National League champion club to DeWitt, while Ohio Attorney General Mark McElroy reviews the sale under foundation supervision.
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