Packer edge over Albert Lea in SM League opener
Austin’s Koeck notes a 3 2 win in the S M League opener at Hayek Park before a record crowd of about 3 000. John Page and Maurice Joel pitched for Austin as Myron Hoffman led Albert Lea with a home run in the ninth. The Packers hope newcomers grow confident as they head to Mankato and open home season at Marcusen Park against the Owatonna Aces.
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Garry Nordstrom
Dennis Moe
Rick Lamon
Nordstrom
Bill Christopherson
Colonels
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Lee Koll
Pacelli
Shamrock
Shamrocks
Faribault
Bethlehem Academy
Waseca
Dan Leimbeck
Terry Nelson
Wayne Rogue
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Duane Benson
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Lark School
Robert Bagley
Plainview
al Sorenson
Gophers
Sorenson
New York Life Insurance Co
Minneapolis
Bagley
Gary Schammel
Rose Creek
Meyer
Iowa
Schammel
Mayville Beats Winona State 13-11 In NAIA Tourney
Mayville Teachers edged Winona State 13-11 to advance in the NAIA baseball tournament. Sam Houston State previously defeated California (Pa) State 21-1. Mayville meets Sam Houston State at 8:30 p.m. as California State faces Winona at 2 p.m.
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Minn
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Wilmington JC Takes National Junior College Title
Right-hander Wray Ware struck out 12 and allowed six hits as Wilmington NC beat Manatee FL 9-2 to win the National Junior College baseball championship. Ware earned his sixth straight win this season and his second tourney win over Manatee. Ken Widman of the Long Island Aggies was named tournament MVP after two complete games.
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N.C
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Florida
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N.Y
Standings Update From Wednesday Basketball Schedule
Houston leads Los Angeles in a single scheduled game. Milwaukee visits New York while St. Louis hosts Philadelphia and Cincinnati plays Pittsburgh. San Francisco travels to Chicago as Los Angeles visits Houston. Minnesota at Kansas City and Chicago at Los Angeles also on the slate with other matchups listed.
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Pitchers Dominate Opening Night in Major League Action
Hooped by Dick Farrell of Houston the Dodgers were blanked 71 3 innings in a 2 1 Houston win. Eddie Fisher pitched a four hit shutout as the White Sox beat the Angels 4 0. Dave Wickersham added a four hitter in KC's 4 1 triumph over Minnesota. Staub hit his first big league homer for Houston. Cunningham suffers a broken collarbone for Chicago.
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Rusty Staub
Dodgers
Eddie Fisher
Chicago White Sox
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White Sox
Baltimore
Bob Turley
Tigers
Lanesboro
Walter
Rothgarn
Lake City
St Olaf Names 1964 Track Tennis and Golf Captains
St Olaf College in Northfield Minn announced 1964 season captains and MVPs for three sports. Jim Heimarck Edina was track MVP and captain alongside Dave Draheim Was eca. Dave Shoulberg Lake Bluff Ill. was tennis MVP and captain Denny Anderson Waseca was 1964 tennis captain. Steve Embury Thief River Falls was golf MVP and captain, with a 158 36 hole total tying for sixth in the conference meet.
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Minn
St. Olaf College
Jim Heimarck
Edina
Heimarck
Dave Draheim
Waseca
Dave Shoulberg
Lake Bluff
Ill
Denny Anderson
Steve Embury
Mets and Yankees Postponed Exhibition Rescheduled
The charity baseball game between the New York Yankees and New York Mets was postponed by rain and moved to June 20 as a night game at Yankee Stadium. The day game with Washington was moved to 12:30 p.m. CDT, while the Mets game will begin at 7 p.m. CDT.
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Don Chandler Re-signs with New York Giants for Eighth Season
Don Chandler the Giants punter and placekicker inks a contract to remain with the Eastern Conference champions for an eighth season. He will continue handling kicking duties as the team aims for another title run.
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Don Chandler
New York Giants
Farrell Hopes for No-Hitter Sparks Dugout Talk
Houston pitcher Dick Farrell nearly pitched a no hitter against Los Angeles as he threaded seven and one third innings with two hits allowed. He unsettled teammates by talking about the no hitter, then settled for a 2-1 win after Tracewski’s eighth inning single and Gilliam’s ninth inning bunt.
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Tommy Davis
Farrell
Houston
Dick (Turk) Farrell
Houston Colts
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Dodgers
Bob Aspromonte
Aspro
Aspromonte
Turk
Tracewski
Gilliam
Cubs
Frank Howard
Raiders
Cliff Oslund
Pat Cahalan
Hartman
Paul Boym
Matt Christensen
al Berg
Oslund
Packers
Ted Frederickson
Mike House
Lynn McAlister
House
Steve Schmitt
Chase Vaults to New Mark at San Jose State Meet
Jeff Chase leaped 28 feet 8 inches using a fiberglass pole at San Jose State to set a new world distance record for pole vaults. The previous 28-2 mark dated to 1910 by Platt Adams. Bud Winter, San Jose coach, noted Adams’ other records listed in the piece.
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Jeff Chase
San Jose State
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Platt Adams
New York City
Bud Winter
Scouts Pick Dicken as Best Prospect at NJC
Wilmington won the championship but center fielder Paul Dicken of Manatee was named the player most likely to succeed in professional baseball by Scouts at the National Junior College championship game. Dicken batted .403 in six games. Ken Widman of the Long Island Aggies was named the tournament's most valuable player.
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Wilmington
N.C
Paul Dicken
Manatee
Packers Halt Raiders 4-0 in Region Final
In Winona Minn Lake City edged Northfield 4-0 as Dave Hartman improved to 9 0 and Denny Lortscher also undefeated 9 0. The Region One final pits Hartman against Lortscher after Lake City defeated Lanesboro 13-0 and Austin routed Lake City in a previous meeting.
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British Amateur Golf Upset Shocks Americans at St Andrews
At St Andrews Old Course Bob Gardner of Essex Falls fell 2 and 1 to Dick Smith of Scotland in the first round marking the tourney's first major upset. Other Americans including Arthur Nutting, John Anderson, John Hendrickson, and Douglas faced exits as matches concluded.
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Bob Gardner
Essex Falls
N.J
Dick Smith
St. Andrew
Arthur Nutting
Louisville
J.G. Blackwell
John H. Anderson
River Forest
Ill
Patrick Cros
France
John G. Hendrickson
Philadelphia
D. J. Palmer
England
Charlie Smith
Gastonia
N.C
Marshall Douglas
First Methodist suffers first league loss in two years
The Lyle Lutheran softball team upset First Methodist 6-5 at the YMCA Church League Athletic Field. Jeff Williams hit a home run for First Methodist, while Bernard Larson was the winning pitcher.
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First Methodist
Jeff Williams
Bernard Larson
Grace Lutheran
Billy Klusmeier
Mitchell Lutheran
Little Cedar
Adams
Lowell Biergen
Gary
Red Sox defeat Braves in exhibition 5 2
Eddie Bressoud homered and Bob Tillman drove in two runs as Boston tops Milwaukee 5 to 2 in a Monday night exhibition game in Boston.
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Bob Tillman
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White Sox lose Cunningham after fielding mishap
Los Angeles AP Chicago White Sox win 4-0 at Chavez Ravine but lose veteran first baseman Joe Cunningham to a fractured collar bone. Cunningham, 31, is out at least two months after tripping at first base on a ground ball, forcing a roster move and a DL placement.
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Fisher
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Los Angeles
Joe Cunningham
Chicago White Sox
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Eddie Fisher
Angel
Billy Moran
Charley Dees
Joe
Dees
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Moose Routs Mike's Bar 13-0 To Lead Fast Pitch Race
The Moose beat Mike's Bar 13-0 at Northwest Park to extend its win streak to six and improve to 6-0 while Mike's Bar drops to 1-5. Idle Hour won 19-12 over Brown Derby, both teams totaling ten hits. Idle Hour sits 4-2 and Brown Derby 0-6. Two slow pitch games follow at Northwest Park with Eagles vs YMCA Men’s Club at 7 p.m. and Lars Standard vs T and L Market against the Jaycees at 8:30 p.m.
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Athletics Turn Back Twins 4-1 Behind Wickersham Gem
Kansas City pitcher Dave Wickersham superbly held Minnesota to four hits as the Athletics beat the Twins 4-1. Camilo Pascual allowed a homer to Doe Edwards but was otherwise solid for Minnesota, while Earl Battey and Bob Allison contributed offensively for the Twins. The game lasted 1 hour 57 minutes and marked another rough start against KC this season.
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Camilo Pascual
Athletics
Ledger
Dave Wickersham
Pascual
Earl Battey
Bob Allison
John Wocik
Lennie Green
Camilo
Twins
Ray Moore
Wojcik
Allison
Wocik
Ed Charles
Moore
Billy Pleis
Norm Siebern
Siebern
Wickersham
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Rbi
Versalles
Causey
Ss Power
Killebrew If
Charles
Pless
Killebrew
Edwards
Rice
Valentine
McKinley
Chulak
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