Boswell Sets Pace for Twins Victory
The Minnesota Twins beat the Chicago White Sox 6-2 in the series opener as Dave Boswell pitched four hits and two hits, five runs, nine strikeouts, and two runs batted in. Boswell’s eighth win tied the pace for Minnesota as Don Mincher drove in two runs and Zoilo Versalles scored twice. Battey left with a back strain but hoped to return tonight.
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Austin Track Entries Qualify for Finals in State Meet
Friday's prelims at Macalester College in St Paul saw Austin athletes reach finals in the 440 and 880, with Dean Henry and Dave Hodge leading their events. The meet features top teams like St Louis Park Moorhead Mankato and Minneapolis North as contenders. Austin eyes its best-ever finish among the top five.
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North Branch wins state golf title at Minnesota meet
North Branch captured both team and individual honors at the state prep golf tournament played at the University of Minnesota course. Steve Johnson earned medalist honors with 72 74 146, while brother Dennis Johnson was runner up at 153. Stillwater finished second as Roseau claimed third and Washburn fourth. Tennis action continued with North St Paul leading into semi finals at University courts in Minneapolis.
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Top Draft Choice Goes to Bismark
Houston signed Wayne Twitchell an 18 year old right handed pitcher from Port Orford Oregon as the Astros top free agent draft choice. He will play for Bismarck North Carolina in the Rookie League with a substantial bonus.
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Baseball Standings and Results from National and American Leagues
National League standings show Los Angeles atop with 33 wins, followed by San Francisco and Pittsburgh. Week results include St Louis at Philadelphia 5 4 and New York 5 Cincinnati 0. American League leaders include Baltimore 35 19 and Cleveland 32 18 with key games listed for tonight and Sunday.
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Siebert Delivers First No-Hitter Of Season For Indians
Sonny Siebert pitched the Indians first no hitter of the season defeating the Washington Senators 2-0. He told wife Carol he might throw a no-hitter, then hurled the gem with only three baserunners reaching. Cleveland improved to 5-3-? as other American League results followed.
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Major League Leaders Provide Strong Batting and Pitching Totals
The season totals show Oliva Minnesota and F Robinson Baltimore tied for batting average at .342 with 68 hits for Robinson and 64 for Oliva. B Robinson Baltimore leads RBIs with 46, while Oliva has 36.
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Koufax Extends Scoreless Streak With Eighth Straight Complete Game
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax tossed his eighth consecutive complete game, scattering four hits as Los Angeles defeated the San Francisco Giants 6-1 to take sole possession of first in the NL. He improved to 11-1 with a 1.40 ERA, while Juan Marichal stood at 10-2 with a 1.70 ERA.
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Toughening Golf Course Could Make Play Easier
GRAND BLANC Michigan AP Phil Rodgers Fred Marti and Jim Ferrier tied for the first round Buick Open lead after shooting two under par 70s on the 7 280 yard Warwick Hills course. The tourney’s longer layout has drawn criticism as a power hitter’s test and the club added 33 fairway traps and trees. Ferrier oldest co leader at 51 bogied three late holes after a 33 first nine.
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Luther Track Team Finishes Sixth at NCAA Meet in Chicago
Luther College placed sixth in the NCAA college division championships led by Gene Takle who finished third in the six mile event with 30 minutes 26.7 seconds. NY Cortland's Robert Fitts won the race in 29 minutes 22.3 seconds.
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Jaycees Golf Meet Scheduled for Ramsey Monday
The Austin Jaycees announce a Junior Golf Tourney at Ramsey on Monday morning June 13 open to all boys and girls 18 and under. Play starts at 8 a.m. with trophies for 1st 2nd and 3rd in each flight and an entry fee of 1.25 dollars. The Jaycees aim to make this a successful annual event.
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Casting Classes to Continue Monday at Lagoon Park
The next summer casting classes will be held Monday at the Lagoon in Austin Community Park. Instructors Carl Nelson and Henry Farris will teach from 7 to 9 p.m. Open to all ages, participants may bring their own gear. Classes are free through June and July, sponsored by Dugans Sport Shop and the Austin Park and Recreation Board.
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Robby's Wallops Star Amusement in City Softball
In Austin Park action Robby's Wallops Star Amusement won 22 8 at Northwest Ball Park with Rutland the winning pitcher and Campbell the loser. Schleicher Larsen and Faber homered for Robby's while Marigold Austin Bowl stayed atop standings with a 12 11 win over B and J Bar. Brandt earned the win. Our Saviors beat Congregational Sterling Christian 12 3 at Athletic Field as Dave Neve and McCord homered and Osthus won the pitcher.
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Ryun Smashes Half Mile World Record At Meet
Jim Ryun, 19, Kansas University freshman, clocked 1:44.9 to break Peter Snell’s 1:45.1 world half mile mark at Terre Haute while AAU disputes loom over national federation meet. Ryun later eyed the mile, riding strong finish after a 53.3 first quarter.
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Yankees Trade for Talbot to Back Ford as Deadline Nears
The New York Yankees acquired right hander Fred Talbot from Kansas City in a five player deal to bolster rotation with Whitey Ford on the disabled list. Bill Bryan joined from Oakland while Bill Stafford, Gil Blanco and Roger Repoz moved to the A’s. Mets bought Bob Shaw from San Francisco for well over $20,000. Talbot is 24 with a 4-4 record this season, Bryan hits .132, Stafford and Blanco were in minor league play, and Repoz, 25, batted .349 in limited appearances. Shaw, 32, was 16-5 in 1965 and has a long career arc.
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