Packers Edge Morristown In Eight To Reach Final
In a first round regional baseball game at Marcusen Park the Packers beat Morristown 3-2 in eight innings to reach Friday’s Region One final against Lake City. Larry Kramer delivered the go ahead run with a deep single after Lyle Cline drew a walk and stole second. Hagstrom earned the win with seven strikeouts as Rasmussen took the loss despite 11 strikeouts. The victory moves Austin and Lake City into the final after Lake City edged Spring Grove in the other regional game.
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Maxwell and Colavito Fire Up Tigers to Spark AL Race
Detroit backstop Maxwell belts his eighth homer in six games driving in 7 RBIs across a hot stretch as Colavito contributes 2 hits. Tigers beat Baltimore 5-2 to trim the Orioles’ lead. Indians rout Boston 12-3 while White Sox fall at New York and Washington tops Kansas City.
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Texans Grab Lead in NAIA Golf Tourney
Lamar College of Beaumont Texas led after 18 holes of the NAIA golf championships in Bemidji Minnesota with a team total of 298. Alvin Odom James Wright 74 and Danny Mason Charles Palmer 75 paced Lamar as Indiana State and Western Washington leaders at par 72.
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Pittsburgh Signs Badgers Hackbart
Pittsburgh reports University of Wisconsin star Dale Hackbart has signed with the Pittsburgh Pirates and will play with Grand Forks in North Dakota in the Class C Northern League. Hackbart, 21, was a top Big Ten player and was sent to Salt Lake City for optioning to Grand Forks.
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Church of Christ Edges Crane 5-4 in YMCA Softball
Church of Christ defeated Crane Chapel 5-4 in a YMCA Church League softball game at the Athletic Field. Herman Kooy earned the win with a four hit pitching performance.
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Winona Remains in Run for Big Nine Title
Winona defeated Mankato 8-1 in a makeup game to stay undefeated in the Big Nine with a 7-0 record, tying Austin for the lead as the likely Region One title race tightens. Sophomore Cliff Warnken pitched a no hit effort despite seven wins and two losses on the season. Mankato scored in the first inning on walks and errors as Winona totaled seven hits off Tom Peterson. The championship game is expected next week at Marcusen Park after rain delayed the May 7 schedule.
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Pop Fly
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Casey Stengel Returns to Reshape Yankees
Casey Stengel is back as Yankees manager after medical clearance and immediately aims to shuffle the roster. The Yankees beat the White Sox 5 2 as Jim Coates hurled a four hitter with no earned runs, signaling a new, tougher approach from the veteran skipper.
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Denver Gains on Colonels in Tight American Assn Race
Denver narrowed Louisville's lead to half a game after two home runs and a two run triple. Minneapolis Millers beat Louisville 5-1, St Paul won 5-4 over Indianapolis, Houston beat Charleston 5-1, and Dallas-Fort Worth Rangers lost 8-3 as Earl Wilson allowed four hits and Dave Mann hit a key homer. George Brunet took the loss for Louisville.
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Ace Rookies Sit on Bench For Rest Hopes
San Francisco with Cepeda and McCovey benched to shake slump as Bill Rigney rests the rookies of the year. The Reds beat the Giants 5 1 behind Jay Hook. Rigney noted Cepeda and McCovey slumped this season and he recalls Cepeda recovering after a similar rest.
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Pro Wrestling Card At Marcusen Park Tonight
Outdoor pro wrestling card at Marcusen Park features eight bouts starting 8:30 p.m. Aldo Rogni of Argentina faces Roy McClarty of Winnipeg in the main event a two out of three falls match or one hour. Also a semifinal Kowalski teams with Tiny Mills against an opponent, plus Man Mountain sore agget versus Black Jack Daniels, Bill Wright versus Joe Scarpello in added attraction. Other bouts set for one fall or 30 minutes.
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Blues Meet Ellendale at Albert Lea
The Austin Blues host Ellendale at Hayek Park in Albert Lea for an 8 p m game with Whitey Felker slated to start. It opens a two game swing before a league visit to Owatonna to face the Aces as Dave Penn and Chuck Fuller square off.
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Records tumble as Minneapolis Central wins state track title
Minneapolis Central clinched its second straight Minnesota high school track and field title with a 28 to 20 victory over Washburn. Lennie Ellis and Butch Miller led Central with a 1 2 finish in the broad jump and Miller scored 14 points from wins in the 100 and 220, while John Larson of Minneapolis Marshall shaved a full second from the 440 record with 49.5. New marks included a pole vault shared at 12 feet 10 inches and Washburn’s mile relay 3:27.7 as relays and sprints produced multiple records.
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Blowers Makes Ace at Ramsey Golf Club
Johan Blowers joined the Ramsey Golf Club hole in one club after holing out on the par 3 No 13. Playing with his brothers Jim and Ray Schmitz, he used a No 3 iron on the 126 yard hole and the ball landed in the cup. It was the third ace registered this spring at Ramsey.
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Pairings Set in NCAA Test
North Carolina beat Florida 7-5 to claim District 3 and Colorado State defeated Utah 3-2 and 6-2 to secure District 7. Opening night features Oklahoma State vs Arizona at 7 p.m. CDT with three first round games Saturday. The double elimination NCAA tournament runs to June 14 with a possible final on June 15.
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Pacheco in Critical Condition After Ring Collapse
In New York, 21 year old lightweight Tommy Pacheco remains in a critical state after Benny Gordon stopped him 11 seconds before the end of a 10 round bout at St. Nicholas Arena. Pacheco fell and has not regained consciousness.
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Braves Rally Beats Bucs and Giants in Clash
Braves spurt overshadows Bucs and Giants as Cincinnati edges them. Giants miss chances to close on last place Phillies, while Louis Cardinals struggle. Pinson hits sixth homer off Shipley in seventh. Law improves to 8-2 for Milwaukee Dodgers with unearned runs in early frames.
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Deer Season Dates Considered Amid Harvest Surge
State department weighs a November 1 to 21 season with options for Nov 5 or Nov 12 openings. Last year set a record whitetail harvest at 104,990 with a 53 percent statewide hunter success. Resident firearm licenses reached 200,102. archers totaled about 12,000 with 389 deer.
Western Hockey League approves 70 game 1960-61 schedule
The Western Hockey League approved a 70 game schedule for the 1960-61 season opening October 10 and ending April 2.
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Minor League Scores From Pacific Coast and Other Circuits
Pacific Coast League games showed Spoons 4 over San Diego 3 in 10 innings and Vancouver beat Spokane 5 2 while Portland toppled Seattle 4 3. American Association results included Denver 8 over Fort Worth 3 and Minneapolis 1 over Lewisville 0. National League action listed Columbus 3 Miami 2 and Montreal 5 over Toronto 0 with Rochester 2 defeating Richmond 1.
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Unbeatens Clash in NAIA Baseball
In Sioux City Iowa the NAIA tournament features two perfect teams Whitworth and Southern University of Louisiana facing off in the third round. Southern, the defending champion, rallied for an 10-9 win over Sam Houston State while Whitworth edged Georgia Southern 1-0 with a ninth inning squeeze.
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Newell Faces Strong Olympic Basketball Dream Team
Pete Newell selects a tall fast skilled 1960 U S Olympic squad with four All Americans Darrall Imhoff Jerry Lucas Jerry West Oscar Robertson and Walt Bellamy plus Terry Dischinger Jay Arnette Burdie Haldorson and others from AAU and Armed Forces pools Haldorson is the lone repeater from 1956 and lives in Austin Minnesota.
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Odie] Smith
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Grand Forks Pilot Beats Winnipeg 6-4 in Northern League action
Grand Forks manager Bob Clear earned his eighth straight win as his Chiefs lead the league with a 6-4 victory over Winnipeg Eau Claire. Winnipeg won 11-3 over St. Cloud while Duluth Superior edged Fargo Moorhead 9-8. Aberdeen was rained out at Minot after 2% innings with a 3-0 Mallards lead.
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Holman Ends Cage Career at CCNY After 40 Years
Nat Holman, a CCNY basketball icon, retires after a 40-year coaching career. A former nine-year star with the original New York Celtics, he led CCNY to a grand slam in 1950 by winning both the NCAA and NIT titles. The program later faced scandal and withdrew from major basketball.
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