Pascual Works Today as Twins Try to End Slump
Sam Mele planned to start Camilo Pascual for the Minnesota Twins in Detroit as they faced Hank Aguirre in a bid to halt a three-game skid after a 5-4 loss to the Tigers. Detroit built a 4-2 lead, then held on as Harmon Killebrew and Bob Allison sparked a late Minnesota rally. The Tigers extended their edge to six wins in eight against the Twins this season.
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Detroit Tigers
Minnesota Twins
Tigers
Twins
Larry Sherry
Sherry
Mickey Lolich
Minnesota
Minnesotans
Harmon Killebrew
Bob Allison
Jimmie Hall
Earl Battey
Lolich
Los Angeles Dodger
Bernie Allen
Bud Bloomfield
Don Mincher
Lenny Green
Zoilo Versalles
Green
Rich Rollins
Tony Oliva
Killebrew
Tiger
Jerry Lumpe
Allison
Versalles
Hall
Battey
Lee Stange
Sam Mele
Camilo Pascual
Hank Aguirre
Washington
Austin Packers blank Halstad in state tournament opener
Austin Packers defeated Halstad 6 2 at Midway Stadium to open the 18th state baseball tournament. Dave Hartman allowed two unearned runs on seven strikeouts in seven innings and Jay Best finished with three scoreless frames. Austin meets Fairmont in the semifinals while Halstad, 12 0 entering the meet, exits with a loss as Williams may start next.
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Tom Koeck
Herald
ST. Paul
Minn
Austin Packers
Halstad
Midway Stadium
Dave Hartman
Jay Best
Austin
Owatonna
Hartman
Packers
Winona
Best
Jeff Williams
Lynn McAlister
Steve Schmitt
al Berg
Mike House
Berg
Greg Henderson
House
Duane Skavdahl
Sin
Boros Seeks Buick Open and National Open Titles
Julius Boros, 44, opens the Buick Open at Warwick Hills leading a 149-player field while also chasing the National Open title at Congressional next week. The pair of majors marks a rare back-to-back defense, with stars Nicklaus and Palmer also in town and Gary Player among early money leaders in 1964.
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Grand Blanc
Mich
Julius Boros
Boros
Wrawick Hills Country Club
Congressional Country Club
Washington, D.C
PGA
Warwick
Billy Casper
Art Wall Jr
Mike Souchak
Billy Collins
Jackie Burke
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Lema
Gary Player
Gopher Nine to Battle Maine Today
Seton Hall coach Owen Carroll hailed his club after an 11 run eighth inning to stay active in the NCAA baseball tournament. He plans to use his best pitcher Larry Falcon in the next game Friday as rain reshapes the schedule. Minnesota meets Maine in a winner's bracket game while Arizona State faces Mississippi in loser's bracket. Seton Hall defeated Texas A&M 14-5 behind late scoring. Frank Brosseau will start for Minnesota against Maine's Tom Murphy. Larry Higg in thomb will start for Arizona State against Mississippi.
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Neb
Seton Hall
Owen Carroll
Pirates
Southern California
Walt Peterson
Missouri
Minnesota
Maine
Mississippi
Arizona State
Texas A&m
Frank Brosseau
Tom Murphy
Larry Higginbotham
Ron Lea
Ace John Blum bowls perfect 300 at Dotnick's Austin Bowl
John Blum rolled a 300 in open bowling on lanes 13 and 14 at Dotnick's Austin Bowl on Tuesday. It was the first 300 since the venue was bought by Dottie and Nick Phillips. Phillips presented Blum with a $30 prize check.
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Dotnick
Dottie
Nick Philips
Blum
Phillips
Bowling League Scores Night Mixes Team Totals
Bowling Echo Lanes night league results list 20 teams with scores from 1502 to 1890. Notable high marks include Old Pross at 1890 and Mischief Makers 1791 while Dizzis and Inconsistents show 114 games.
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Echo Lanes Moonlighters
the Surfers
Sandbaggers
Crackpots
Atoms
Dt’s
Funny Company
Old Pross
Lucky Four
Dragsters
Lyle Feed Mill
Deadheads
Mischief Makers
Odd-Bolls
Unclear Athletic Scores and Standings Fragment
The readable lines show individual names with scores for men and women across events. Notable entries include Men T. Lillquist 540, C. Smith 538, L. Nelson 532, Women D. White 486, L. Laskewitz 469, and 8. Morgan 437 among others, suggesting a partial meet scoreboard.
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Echo Lanes Moonlighters
T. Lillquist
C. Smith
L. Nelson
L. Stanton
C. Tiernan
D. White
M. Nielsen
Roberts
B. Veldman
B. Blowers
Echo-Ites
D. Trucky
D. Purcell
M. Sellers
G. Waterbury
H. Hinkle
Fregosi Ties for AL Batting Lead in Angels Split
Angels Beating Indians 7-4 in 11 innings and 5-3 in the second game tied Jim Fregosi with Tony Oliva for the American League batting lead at .362. Fregosi piled up four hits and six RBIs, boosting his season average after returning from a leg strain.
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Los Angeles
Cleveland
Angels
Alpine
Tex
Boston
Oliva
Twins
Detroit
Minnesota
Chicago
Baltimore
New York
Washington
Kansas City
Sonny Siebert
Tom Satriano
Dick Howser
Lou Clinton
Bob Perry
Minnesota Anglers See Strong Bass Opener Across Regions
AP reports show a strong bass opener with notable catches from Brainerd Serpent Lake and Gull Lake. Walleye and crappie action remains hot across Walker Detroit Lakes Forest Lake and Willmar with standout fish including an 8-3 walleye from Hand Lake and a 17-pound muskie from Baby Lake.
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Walker
Stony Lake
Hackensack
Ray Johannson
Iowa Falls
Hand Lake
Pine River
Wally Tanchin
Minneapolis
Brainerd
James Young
Osseo
Serpent Lake
Kurt Molstad
Bass Lake
Top Northern
Gull Lake
David Davidson
St. Paul
Louis Berkovitz
Walleye
Kego Lake
Lake Portage
Leech Lake
JoAnn Walker
Worhington
Woman Lake
Illinois
Baby Lake
Bob Jensen
Tops
Eagle Lake
Vadnais
Frazee
Joe Jahnke
Cotton Lake
Twin
Long
Big Floyd
Eagle Tops
Warroad
Fergus Falls
Mill Pong Lake
Richard Cleenson
Forest Lake
Marge Swenson
Winona
Jerry Cliffstad
Clarence Wilkinson
Willmar
Westcentral Lake
Ray Brode
Gene Mack
Albert Lea
Minnesota
David Collstrup
Fountain Lake
Jackets Top Colts 8 7 in UCT Little League Victory
The Yellow Jackets ended a two game skid by defeating the Colts 8 to 7 at UCT Park. Wayne Carter shut down the Colts allowing three hits including Chris Hass three run homer in the third. Jackets had nine hits off Tony Peterson and turned three double plays. A second game was set for 6 30 p m with the Twins versus the Missiles weather permitting.
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Satriano
Vic Cavaiillo
Cleveland
White Sox
Baltimore
Dick Brown
Pete Ward
Floyd Robinson
Ron Hansen
Roger Maris
Tom Tresh
Tony Kubek
Yankees
Tony Conigliaro
Dick Williams
Red Sox
Phil Linz
New York
Wayne Causey
Senators
Washington
Athletics
Yellow Jackets
Colts
United Commercial Travelers
Uct Park
Wayne Carter
Jackets
Chris Hass
Carter
Yellow Jacket
Tony Peterson
Twins
Missiles
Standings and results from Wednesday and upcoming games
The standings show San Francisco 3-1 and New York 8, Chicago 3 and Philadelphia 4, with Cincinnati 5 and Los Angeles 4. Wednesday schedule includes Milwaukee at San Francisco and Chicago at New York. Friday games list Milwaukee at San Francisco and New York at Philadelphia.
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New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Houston
Baltimore
Eer
Cleveland
Minnesota
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Innigs
Pittsburgh Seer
Milwaukee Ewer
Legion and VFW win City League softball contests
The American Legion and VFW won Wednesday night games at Northwest Park. Legion defeated Idle Hour Inn 6 to 5 with a seven hit attack led by Ken Smith’s two run homer and multi hit efforts by Al Hanson and Lynn Renville. Don Rosavy held Idle Hour to five hits. VFW beat Mike's Bar 7 to 2 as John Augustin pitched a three hitter with Gus Gustoniek a key bat and John Steffen launching a two run homer.
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VFW
Northwest Park
the Legion
Idle Hour Inn
T. D. Anderson
Ken Smith
al Hanson
Lynn Renville
Don Rosavy
The
Legion
Idle Hour
Don Stilwell
John Schneider
Mike
Don Barnett
Denny Bahl
Gus Gustoniek
John Steffen
Bill Hanks
Joe Majewski
Bob Bartholomew
Moose
Wonderland Bar
Lars
Combs Rusco
Inn
Gus Young
Dugan
Smitty
Erv
Ringo Signs 1964 Contract With Eagles
veteran NFL center Jim Ringo signed a 1964 contract Wednesday with the Philadelphia Eagles confirming his move to the team and starting the new season.
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Philadelphia
Jim Ringo
National Football League
Philadelphia Eagles
Baldridge dominates as West St Paul falls in 13 innings
Minnesota high school baseball playoff game ends 2-1 after 13 innings with Dave Baldridge striking out 24 for Minneapolis West. West St Paul pitcher Mark Johnson also goes 13 innings in a hard fought loss. Other first round results include Austin over Halstad 6-2 Fairmont over Ely 2-1 and Benson over New Ulm 4-0.
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Minneapolis West
West
West St. Paul
Dave Baldridge
Austin
Halstad
Fairmont
Ely
Benson
New Ulm
Baldridge
Sterling Show
Mark Johnson
Jeff Williams
John Hartman
Dan Semrock
Dick Zgenc
Jim Hanson
Jerry Gallagher
Packers Drop Game to Rochester in Southern Minnesota League
Rochester beat the Packers 5-1 at Marcusen Park as six errors, four by Dan Daly, and nine hits doomed Austin. Tom Von Holtum earned the win for Rochester, while John Page took the loss after seven innings of work. Next, Austin hosts Owatonna on Saturday as Rochester leads the league at 3-1.
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Rochester
Minnesota
Marcusen Park
Wayne Haefner
Packers
Packer
Dan Daly
Travelers
Bob McKay
Jim Harens
Tom von Holtum
John Page
Page
Leroy Bar
John Hastings
Ken Quandt
von Hollum
Bloomington
Owatonna Aces
Darett’s Park
Athletics
Aces
St Olaf Tops Methodists for YMCA League Lead
St Olaf moved to first place in the YMCA Church League softball race by edging First Methodist 12-11 at the Athletic Field. Darrell Champlin pitched well, Bob Glover hit a home run, and Enny homered for the losers. St Olaf improves to 6-0 while First Methodist drops to 5-1. Our Saviors beat Grace Lutheran 12-9 with Gary Brenna and Larry Anderson homering. Assembly of God beat St Edwards 26-20 as Rod Klarum and Joe Wehner homered, and Assembly of God had 26 hits. Church of Christ defeated First Baptist 16-5 with 12 hits, paced by C Rectors' three doubles and a Bob Houston triple.
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First Methodist
Darrell Champlin
Bob Glover
Enny
Our Saviors
Grace Lutheran
Gary Brenna
Larry Anderson
Assembly of God
St. Edwards
Rod Klarum
Joe Wehner
Church of Christ
Keith Kuiters
First Baptist
C. Rectors
Bob Houston
C. Felty
Carl Jech
Leafs Acquire Sawchuk and Moore in NHL Draft
Toronto, defending Stanley Cup champions, acquired goalie Terry Sawchuk from Detroit and winger Dickie Moore from Montreal in the annual draft. Moore, eyeing a Montreal comeback after retirement, said a knee operation and business ties may keep him from joining the Leafs.
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Toronto
National Hockey League
Moore
Firemen, Local 9 Win in Club Loop
Firemen and Local 9 won Junior Division Club League baseball games at the Athletic Field. The Firemen edged the Elks 4-3 in eight innings with single runs in the third, fifth, sixth and eighth. Lindgren earned the win with two runs and two hits. Local 9 defeated KQAQ 16-12 as Heffern earned the win and Marmesh and Scheid each had three hits.
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Local 9
Athletic Field
Elks
Larry Lenoch
Nick Lindgren
Lindgren
KQAQ
Dennis Heffern
Marmesh
Scheid
Morrison
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