Cubs trade sparks rise in NL lead with Giants
The Chicago Cubs, boosted by a trade for Lindy McDaniel and Larry Jackson, beat the San Francisco Giants to pull into a three way NL tie with the Giants and Cardinals. McDaniel secured the win with a ninth inning homer and a lights out relief effort. Kennedy labeled the deal the trade of the year.
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Chicago
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Mele Praises Dailey As Twins Open Series With Angels
Manager Sam Mele extolled right hand relief ace Bill Dailey after his hand injury scare as the Twins prepared for a three game set with the Los Angeles Angels. Dailey, who returned quickly, has not allowed an earned run in nine innings and sports a 2.52 ERA.
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Mele
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Action on Tap for Speed Fans at Chateau Speedway
Chateau Speedway in Lansing gears up for Saturday stock and modified races at 8 30 p m Promoter Ernie Buchan promises more thrills following last week’s features won by Jerry Ryks and Verlin Bakers An earlier heat crash sidelined Dave Noble and Dave Bjorge but both returned to win the modified semi final Noble took the feature in the semi event A Pitman Race is planned for June 15 and a Powder Puff Derby featuring women drivers is also announced with more drivers from Austin Blooming Prairie and surrounding towns expected to race
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Dave Bjorge
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Rochester
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Storm Forces Buick Open Restart in Grand Blanc
Tony Lema led the Buick Open before an electrical storm halted play at Warwick Hills. With the first round wiped, players restarted the event the next day as 159 golfers remained, and Snead posted a three over par 75.
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Last Call for Tennis Players for Junior Chamber Meet
The annual Junior Chamber of Commerce tennis tournament invites Austin boys and girls under 18 as of Jan 1 1963 to enter by 6 p.m. at Dugan's Sport Shop. Roger Ryan, tournament director, reports opening rounds start 8:30 a.m. Saturday with eight trophies awarded in both divisions.
Americans Reach British Amateur Golf Semis
Dr. Edgar Updegraff from Tucson Arizona and Dr. Ron Luceti from San Francisco won to reach the British Amateur Golf Championship semifinals at St Andrews. Updegraff beat Dick Sikes 2 and 1, Luceti defeated Peter Green 2 and 1, while defending champion Dick Davies fell to Michael Lunt 1 up. Updegraff meets Lunt and Luceti faces J G Blackwell in the semifinals.
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San Francisco
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Bath
England
Dick Davies
Pasadena
Calif
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Lunt
J. G. Blackwell
David Moffat
Park Choice to Win State Track Title at Minnesota Meet
St Louis Park pursues its second straight Minnesota state high school track crown as meet opens at the University of Minnesota. The Orioles are favored to repeat after last year’s double in basketball and track, with Minneapolis Central seen as their strongest challenger. Track prelims begin at 4 p.m. with finals Saturday noon. Rochester leads in tennis, while golf features eight regional champions from Albert Lea to Thief River Falls and notable players include Gary Adelin, Dave Hanson, Dave Hicks, Nick Lindahl, and Kent Ahlf.
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Worthington
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East Squad Fullback George Saimes Wins Twist Dance Title
George Saimes, fullback for the East in the Football Coaches All-America Game in Buffalo on June 29, earned the twist dancing championship while with the Michigan State campus.
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Orioles Rally Past Yankees To Regain First In AL
Orioles defeat the New York Yankees 4-2 to reclaim first place as Washington tops Boston 2-1. Bouton suffers facial cut and shoulder bruise after being struck by a line drive. X-rays show no fracture and 12 stitches needed. Don Lock injures ankle for Senators. Johnny Pesky adds Gene Conley and Russ Nixon to medical list. Gentile and Robinson drive in key runs in eighth to seal Baltimore win. Williams notes later.
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Hartman Faces Lortscher in Region One Baseball Final
Austin and Lake City clash at Winona Gabrych Park with 8 p.m. first pitch for the Region One title. Hartman and Lortscher each bring 9-0 records as Austin seeks a 14th state tournament berth and Lake City aims to solidify its 14-1 season mark. The winner advances to face Brainerd in the state tournament opening round.
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Griffith Choice to Whip Rodriguez and Regain Welterweight Crown
Cuban Luis Rodriguez and Emile Griffith, former champions, prepare for a sanctioned rematch at Madison Square Garden to decide the welterweight title. Griffith is a 13-10 favorite to reclaim the crown in a 15 round bout, with national telecast from MSG at 9 p.m. CDT.
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Los Angeles
Changes in Game Times for State Meet
Four regional baseball champions advance to eight team state meet at St Pauls Midway Stadium June 12 13 14 Austin Lake City St James Fairmont Ivanhoe White Bear Lake Anoka and Brownton set to play with new first round times adjusting to a 1 pm start for Washburn region five and region two champ. Hibbing Bemidji and a 7 pm tripleheader shift. Richfield the previous year champ is noted.
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Iris Vincent Posts First 600 Series in Tryettes League
Iris Vincent bowling for the Wishers at Echo Lanes rolled a 609 in three games to lead a 3 game win over the Jetsons. Her scores were 196 196 and 217.
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Can Win Title Without Mick
New York Yankees manager Ralph Houk declared the team can win the pennant without Mickey Mantle after learning Mantle will be out for at least five weeks with a broken bone in his left foot. Houk spoke from Baltimore saying the club would be tested but could be carried by resilience as they slipped to fourth with a 4-2 loss to the Orioles.
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Moose, Rusco Lead Races In Fast Pitch League
Moose remains unbeaten in Fast Pitch action, beating Brown Derby 9 to 4 at Northwest Park as both teams notch seven hits. VFW defeats Merchants 6 to 3 behind a four hit effort. Slow Pitch saw Combs Rusco win 10 to 5 over Moose, leaving Combs at 5-0, while Jaycees shutout Eagles 3-0. Upcoming games include Mike's Bar versus Merchants and Idle Hour Inn versus Lefty's Bar at Northwest Park.
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Austin VFW Opens 1963 Season in Doubleheader
Austin VFW baseball launches the 1963 league campaign at Marcusen Park with a 1 p.m. doubleheader against Albert Lea. The local team, last year’s First District winner, features players aged 14 and 15 who will not turn 16 in 1963. Other league participants include Rochester, St. Charles, Faribault, Northfield, Winona, Lake City, Waseca, Mankato and Owatonna.
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Standings and Saturday games from baseball news brief
Thursday results show Baltimore 4 New York 2 and Washington 2 Boston 1. Saturday schedules include Minnesota at Los Angeles Chicago at Kansas City New York at Detroit Cleveland at Washington Boston at Baltimore Chicago 3 San Francisco 2 St. Louis 5 Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati 7 10 Pittsburgh 5 5 and other matchups across leagues.
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Senior Title for Westland Defends U S Seniors Golf Crown
Jack Westland, 58, Westland Republican congressman from Everett Washington, defeated John Bartlett by 13 strokes in a playoff to win the U S Seniors Golf Association championship. Westland posted 36 37 73 at Apawamis Country Club to Bartlett 45 41 86 after a 36-hole 146 tie, with Evans the earlier Amateur champion still active in his 70s.
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Gophers Lose Guard From Roster For Year
MINNEAPOLIS AP Minnesota football faces a setback as guard Casey Fron, a 210 pound junior from Mapleton, is suspended for one year for conspiracy to counterfeit a driver’s license. Fron was on disciplinary probation and will miss the next academic year after a St Paul court conviction.
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Hayfield Legion Wins First Game
Hayfield American Legion Junior team defeated New Richland 6 to 2 in a Five Star Legion game. Dan Weller and Flash Helm held New Richland to two hits while Lowell Doocy hit a triple for Hayfield.
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