Austin Downs Ellendale 18-0 for District 2 Title
Austin beat Ellendale 18-0 in five innings at Marcusen Park to repeat as District 2 champions. Daryl Richardson threw a no hitter and the visitors piled up 17 hits. Coach Dick Seltz praised the effort and noted the squad is one of his finest despite a pitching weakness.
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Austin
Ellendale
Marcusen Park
Daryl Richardson
Dick Seltz
Seltz
Packers
Cannon Falls
Howie Strey
Lyle Cline
Jim Lastine
Bob Dahlback
Larry Kramer
Clayton
Legion League Opens Play Tuesday in 1959 season
Six teams Austin Mankato Albert Lea Owatonna Rochester Mason City compete in a 10 game league schedule with home and home series. Mason City defends title as Mankato hosts Albert Lea Tuesday with other games set across the week. Seltz notes Richardson strong on mound for Packers in region play. Austin guards district crown with decisive early wins.
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Mankato
Albert Lea
Owatonna
Rochester
Mason City
Albert Les
Owatonia
Pochester
Mason Cluts
Pripay
Lbert Lea
Masonity
Larry White
Seoul Area Command Engineers
Korea
George H. Decker
United Nations Army
White
Zama
Japan
Army
Technicality Keeps Red China Out of Winter Olympics
The IOC has not readmitted Red China for Squaw Valley 1960 due to procedural delays and entry rules. Nationalist China can compete only as Formosa or Taiwan, while Red China awaits IOC readmission and a board meeting before the games. Avery Brundage defends nondiscrimination policy.
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China
Squaw Valley
Calif
United States
Colonels Edge Millers In Marathon Open
Dallas and Omaha split a doubleheader opener that lasted four hours and nineteen minutes with Dallas taking a 7-6 win at Omaha. The nightcap ended after eight innings due to curfew as Omaha led 15-2. Other IL results include Charleston 2 Denver 1 and Fort Worth 9 Houston 1.
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Omaha
Charleston
Denver
Louisville
Minneapolis
Vic Rehm
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Fort Worth
Houston
Newcombe Stages Road Back as Braves Falter
National League roundup notes Newcombe winning four straight to reach 5-4 after a 7-2 win over the Giants. Giants slip 2.5 games behind Milwaukee as Dodgers beat the Braves, Cubs top Pirates, and rainouts affect St. Louis at Philadelphia. Podres earns fourth straight win for the Dodgers in Milwaukee. Cody Long and Ernie Banks homer for the Cubs in a 10-5 win over Vern Law.
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Associated Press
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Newk
Cy Young
Brooklyn
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati
Newk’'s
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Milwaukee
Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Pirates
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Newcombe
Johnny Antonelli
Willie Kirkland
Reds
Roy McMillan
Antonelli
Johnny Podres
Dale Long
Cubs
Ernie Banks
Chicago
Vern Law
Wide Open Finish Anticipated at NAIA Track
NAIA track action in Sioux Falls brings record runs and strong sprints as three meet marks fall. Fast Texas State Humboldt State and Emporia State lead with wins in Friday finals while Paul Whiteley sets a two mile standard. Morrow, Winder and Johnson pace sprint trials amid crowd of 5,000 as finals loom.
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East Texas State
Jim Baird
Baird
Bill Hook
Hunboldt
Morrow
Paul Winder
Morgan State
Grambling College
Stone Johnson
Whiteley
Sid Garton
Winder
Bobby Gordon
Nick Ellis
Blues Seek Second Place in Century League Clash at Owatonna
Austin Blues travel to Owatonna Sunday for a 2:30 pm game at Durfins Park to upend the Aces and climb to second in the South Division. Ron Plath starts for Austin, facing Chuck Fuller. Blues aim to rebound after losses to Faribault and Bloomington. Whitey Felker starts for Waseca in a makeup at Marcusen Park Monday.
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Bob Cummins
Ron Plath
Durtis’ Park
Austin
Chuck Fuller
Aces
Blues
Rochester
Faribault
Bloomington
Marcusen Park
Waseca
Braves
Whitey Felker
Bob Osborn
Duan Dahlback
Cummins
Kenyon
Red Wing
Cannon Falls
Hastings
Lakers
Bellrichards Meet Jordahls in Pin Match
Austin Bellrichard brothers take on Albert Lea Jordahls in a brothers bowling challenge. Jordahls posted top averages Merle 184 Lea 173 Ken 183 Oscar 179 Carl 180 while Roland Bellrichard 198 Basil 182 Howard 167 Robert 157 Donald 150 also scored. The pair agreed to face each other with the event arranged for next week.
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Jordahl
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Lea
Ken
Oscar
Carl
Roland Bellrichard
Basil
Howard
Robert
Donald
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Littler Keeps Eastern Lead
Gene Littler the Singing Hills star led the Eastern Open after two rounds at Pine Ridge with 65 67 132, one stroke ahead of Ed Oliver and Fred Hawkins. Henry Ransom shot 70 66 to sit fourth as 62 professionals and 11 amateurs qualified for weekend rounds, while Masters champ Art Wall Jr. endured a 73 77 150 after a nine on the last hole.
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Denver
Fred Hawkins
Fl Paso
Tex
Henry Ransom
St. Andrews
Ill
Littler
Pine Ridge
Oliver
Hawkins
Ransom
Art Wall Jr
North Central Games Set Sunday In League Action
North Central League resumes Sunday with four matchups. St Ansgar visits Lyle Johnsburg at Adams Stacyville at Osage and LeRoy at Meyer all games start 2 30 p m. Andrew J Keefe former Washington Senators center fielder dies at 70.
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Johnsburg
Adams
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Meyer
Cleveland
Andrew J. Keefe
Washington Senators
Andy Keefe
Senators
Dodgers Top Spahn as Estherville Visits Austin in Kiddies Day
Dodgers break four game skid against Warren Spahn with a 5 1 victory at County Stadium. Junior Gilliam opened with a double as Los Angeles gains momentum. Estherville rides visit Austin Packers for Kiddies Day at 2 30 p m with two clubs aiming to snap losing streaks and prize giveaways.
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Los Angeles
Warren Spahn
Braves
Spahn
Junior Gilliam
Dodger
County Stadium
Estherville
Jar Cnsen Park
Austin Packers
Packers
Albert Lea
Rochester
TV Title Bout at Rochester
The world heavyweight championship fight between Floyd Patterson and Ingemar Johansson will be shown via closed circuit Thursday night at the Mayo Civic Auditorium Rochester. Promoter Ben Sternberg says the telecast will be live from Yankee Stadium with the main event at 9 30 p m CDT. Rochester is noted as the smallest city to host the closed circuit.
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Inngemar Johansson
Mayo Civic Auditorium
Rochester
Ben Sternberg
Yankee Stadium
New York
U.S
Austin
Horseshoe League Meeting Tuesday at Shaw Gym
An Austin Recreation Dept. led horseshoe league plans an organizing meeting Tuesday night at the Shaw gym. Anyone interested in pitching this summer should attend the 7 30 p.m. session as director Harry Strong forecasts a possible program. Pacific Coast League scores listed follow.
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Austin Recreation Dept
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Yankees surge past Indians as AL tightens race
The New York Yankees win 11-1 at Cleveland to push within 4 games of the league lead. Detroit, Chicago, Baltimore win, closing the gap behind the leaders while Boston falls. Gil McDougald and Elston Howard homer for the Yankees. Kaline delivers a late Tigers win over Washington.
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Calhoun and Tiger Draw Tangle Again at MSG
Dick Tiger and Rory Calhoun fought to a draw at Madison Square Garden with Calhoun taking the tenth round on all scorecards to escape defeat. Officials split on winner with Tigers leading on AP cards though the bout remained contentious. Tiger, Nigerian champion, called for a rematch, while Calhoun claimed victory despite a disputed break and low blows warning.
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Eight District Winners Seek College World Series Berth
Six veteran teams have already qualified for the College World Series with two spots left to decide. The NCAA will send eight district winners to the double elimination tournament in Omaha June 12 to 17. Colorado State College of Colorado, Oklahoma State, Arizona, Western Michigan, Penn State, and Connecticut have prior appearances, while Clemson and Florida State contend for the final district slot and Fresno State and Washington vie in the eighth district playoff at Seattle.
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