Mele unhappy as Twins lose to Yanks 9 7
Sam Mele voiced frustration as the Minnesota Twins fell 9 to 7 to the New York Yankees. Batting highlights included 2B by Downing Richardson Power and Alfen, with Pepitone and Maris hitting homers for New York and Battey adding a sacrifice fly. LOB totals favored New York 7 to Minnesota 10.
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Packers Open Southern Minnesota League Run With Bloomington
Wayne Haefner leads the Austin Packers in a 8:15 p.m. road game against the Bloomington Aces as part of a two-game week, with John Page or Bill Hank likely to start on the mound and Gordy Nevers set to oppose. The Bloomington makeup contest follows a Twins Yankees setback and hints at a broader Minnesota league schedule, while Mele readies Rich Rollins and Tony Oliva for Orioles opener support.
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Bloomington
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Frank Brown
Lefty John Page
Bill Hank
Gordy Nevers
Rochester
Mele
Rich Rollins
Tony Oliva
Orioles
Bob Allison
Koufax Quits Practicing to No-Hitter Against Phillies
Sandy Koufax finished practicing and threw a 3-0 no-hitter against Philadelphia, matching Bob Feller as the only pitchers with three modern no-hitters. He revealed he had adjusted his motion early in the game and regained his classic rhythm.
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Packers and Winona vie for Region One title
Austin and Winona meet at Marcusen Park for the Region One baseball final at 8 p.m. The winner advances to the State Tournament at St Pauls Midway Stadium June 10 11 and 12. Lefty Hartman of Austin faces Todd Spencer of Winona in a potential pitchers duel.
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Chesin Paces JC Golfers In Grand Rapids Event
Larry Chesin paced Austin JC golfers at the National Junior College meet in Grand Rapids Michigan finishing 18th with a 319 total over 72 holes at Greenridge and Blythe Field clubs. Jim Stubbs Navarro JC won medalist honors after playoff with Larry Hinson. Phoenix JC won the team title. Hibbing JC placed sixth.
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Ariz
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Minn
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Dan Knutson
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Fla. JC
Frankling Park
Odessa JC
Odessa
Tex
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Jackson
Jensen
LeBarron
Tom Nelson
Tom Shattuck
Central Fla
Austin faces Winona for state berth in regional showdown
In Region One action Austin battles Winona at Marcusen Park for a shot at a state berth as top coach Dick Seltz guides a program with 14 state appearances. Also notes stellar athlete Dave Heffern's college scholarship and local coaching moves and honors across area schools.
Yanks' Bob Richardson Pounds Five Hits In 9-7 Win
Yankees second baseman Bob Richardson boosted his batting average to .310 with five hits including four singles and a double as New York outslugged Minnesota 9-7. He also scored twice and drove in a run while continuing a remarkable low strikeout pace. Pepitone and Maris homered for the Yankees, with Mikkelsen collecting the win amid late-inning jams.
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Bobby Richardson
Murray Chass
Associated Press
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Cleveland
Miami-Dade Cruises to NJC Baseball Title in Mesa
Miami-Dade, Fla., routed Mesa of Grand Junction 19 to 5 to win the National Junior College Baseball Tournament championship in Grand Junction Colorado.
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Northern Dancer Set for Belmont Triple Crown Bid
Northern Dancer takes on eight rivals in the Belmont Stakes aiming to complete racing's Triple Crown. The 96th running offers a $154,600 purse with top prize $10,850 as 3 to 5 favorite Northern Dancer seeks Derby and Preakness glory from trainer and jockey teams.
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Harbor View Farm
John Galbreath
Darby Day Farm
Canadian Pro Takes Thunderbird Lead With 66
Jerry Magee, a Toronto professional who left hockey after a eye injury, shot a six under par 66 at Westchester Country Club to lead the Thunderbird Tournament. Phil Rodgers and Ken Venturi followed with 67 as 43 players broke par on a gusty day ahead of the U S Open.
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Jaycees and Dugan's Triumph in City Softball Games
The Mrs Jaycees improved to 1-1 by routing Red's Carpet Cleaners 25-2 at the Athletic Field behind Donna Verchaia's 10 strikeout worthy pitching and Ruth Jacobson's grand slam. Dugan's moved to 2-0 with a 16-13 win over Phil and Morris Deep Rock as Gladys Kolb and Colleen Saturn homered and Verna Ramsey hit two homers for the losers.
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VFW Midgets Prep for District Start With Win Over Legion
Paul Sanders VFW Midgets beat the American Legion 4 to 3 in five innings at Athletic Field in an exhibition. Rickey Heard pitched the win, Dave Lobb went for the Legion. The Midgets next travel to Winona for a 2 p.m. contest as Mike Lobb is named starting pitcher.
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VFW
Dale Ramlo
Austin Legion
Rich Heard
Mike Lobb
Paul Sander
American Legion
Athletic Field
Rochester Vfw
Rickey Heard
Dave Lobb
Legion
Austin
Winona
Sternberg to Receive Boxing Honor in Rochester Dinner
Rochester promoter Ben Sternberg will receive the George Barton Trophy from the Old Guard of the Ring at a June 18 dinner in Rochester Minnesota. The award honors the person deemed to have done the most for boxing in the prior year by the Twin Cities group.
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Four inducted into NAIA Hall of Fame in Sioux Falls
In Sioux Falls South Dakota four individuals were inducted into the NAIA Hall of Fame on the eve of the NAIA track and field championships. Dick Godlove retiring Washburn University athletic director and Jim Fox of New Mexico Western were honored for meritorious service. Athletes Elias Gilbert of Winston Salem and Wallace Dinsmore of Tarkio were cited for their hurdling achievements in past editions of the NAIA meet.
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S.D
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Hall of Fame
Dick Godlove
Washburn Kan. University
Jim Fox
New Mexico Western
Elias Gilbert
Winston- Salem
N.C
Wallace Dinsmore
Tarkio, Mo
Bizzarro Faces Narvaez In Madison Square Garden Bout
Johnny Bizzarro of Erie Pa meets Frankie Narvaez in a 10 round main event at Madison Square Garden. Bizzarro, 46-7-2, seeks another title shot after his 1964 losses, while Narvaez 19-11-1 riding a 13 bout win streak targets a championship bout. Televised by ABC at 9 p.m. EST.
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Erie
Madison Square Garden
Frankie Narvaez
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Flash Elorde
Narvaez
Carlos Ortiz
Kenny Lane
Ricky Palmieri
Tony LaBarbara
Luis Molina
Vincent Dorado
Bizarro
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Mike's Bar Tops Legion in Fast Pitch Thriller at Northwest Park
Mike's Bar fast pitch team edged the American Legion 9-8 at Northwest Park after Dan Daly drove in the winning run in the seventh. Loui Rinaldi had three singles for Mike's Bar, while Bob Hardy led the Legion with two hits. Slow pitch results saw Lar's Standard beat Lefty's Bar 6-4 and Combs Rusco top the Jaycees 8-3, with Rex Machacek homering for Lar's Standard. Two Fast Pitch games are on Monday as VFW faces Idle Hour and Legion meets Wonderland Bar.
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Missouri Tigers Clinch No. 1 In Final Poll
Missouri edged Arizona State University by three points to capture the top spot in the final college baseball poll. Both clubs earned 19 first place votes as Mississippi and Southern California followed in third and fourth. Texas A&M Minnesota Seton Hall Oregon Santa Clara North Carolina fill the top ten.
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Six Teams Qualify For State Baseball Tourney
The final two berths for the state high school baseball tournament crown the field next week at Midway Stadium St Paul. Austin faces Winona for Region One while Montgomery and West St Paul Sibley duel for Region Four at 7 p.m. Regional pairings begin for the first round with Austin-Winona meeting Halstad at 1 p.m. Ely vs Fairmont at 2 30 p.m. Benson vs New Ulm at 7 p.m. and Minneapolis West vs Montgomery or West St Paul Sibley at 8 30 p.m. Fairmont beat St James 4 3 for Region Two title, and New Ulm beat Tracy 4 3 on a squeeze bunt for Region Three.
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