Feigner fires no-hitter in 36th showcase at Marcusen Park
More than 3,000 fans watched Ed Feigner’s four man tour defeat the Moose as Feigner pitched a no hitter the current season. Carl Miller limited the Moose to five hits and one run on a seventh inning score. Feigner’s feats included blindfolded pitching to two batters in the fifth and pitching from second base in the sixth.
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Thomas Never Sure He Did Right Thing
Houston AP report says Eldrewey Stearnes, director of the Progressive Youth Association, failed to convince track star John Thomas that boycotting the Track Meet of Champions was right. Thomas, world record high jumper, cited segregated seating as the reason for 20 Negro athletes' withdrawal. Stearnes, 27, organized the protest and called Thomas an insult to his race. He noted letters from Jackie Robinson and others and said Tennessee A&I’s president advised Boston not to compete.
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Iowa Golfer Beats Palmer in Match at Waveland
Des Moines professional Jack Hall defeated U.S. Open champion Arnold Palmer 67 to 66 in an exhibition at Waveland Golf Course. Hall parred all holes except none. Palmer bogeyed the first and last with five birdies in between. Floren Di Paglia shot 72 and Joe Brown 76.
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Arnold Palmer
Jack Hall
Waveland
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Hall
Floren di Paglia
Joe Brown
White Sox and Athletics swap four for four
Chicago and Kansas City completed a four for four deal sending Ray Herbert Don Larsen Andy Carey and Al Pilarcik to the White Sox in exchange for Bob Shaw Gerry Staley Wes Covington and Stan Johnson. Al Lopez called it a good deal for Chicago while Charles Finley and Frank Lane touted the trade’s potential and eagerness from Joe Gordon to make the move.
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Gerry Staley
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Stan Johnson
al Lopez
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A's
Frank Lane
Hank Greenberg
Joe Gordon
Rangers extend win streak and move up in the standings
The Dallas Fort Worth Rangers won their sixth straight game by beating Houston 7-6 to climb from fifth to third, narrowing the gap to league leader Louisville. Louisville split results, losing 4-3 then winning 5-2, while Indianapolis edged Omaha 4-3 and dropped the nightcap 8-5.
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Boxing results from New York and Manila cards
Archie Moore of San Diego outpointed Giulio Rin pone of Italy in New York. Hey Asis of the Philippines knocked out Sontichei Kanongsku of Theiland in Manila.
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Theiland
Rinehart Tops Cedar River Archery Shoot
Haven Rinehart won the Expert AA title with 520 at the Austin Archery Range in Cedar River League action. Bob Kadlee trailed with 496 as Jack Bundy Jr placed third with 430, followed by winners in Expert A and B and various divisions including women and youth categories.
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Hawkeye Futurity Won by Emmett Barton of Tampa
Des Moines report Emmett Barton of Tampa Florida won the $1000 first prize in the Hawkeye Futurity after a late surge over 25 laps. Jerry Blundy of Galesburg Illinois suffered minor injuries in a crash into the west retaining wall.
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Buzz) Barton
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New Richland Tops Elysian In Four-County League
New Richland built an 8-1 victory over Elysian behind Clark's steady six hit pitching in a Four-County League game. Waldorf cruised 18 to 3 over Kilkenny, while Waterville blanked Ellendale 8-0 behind a four hitter by Brandt and Swift. Proebler hit a homer for Waterville as the team totaled 14 hits.
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Kelso to Lead Whitney Stakes Spotlight at Belmont Park
Kelso, the 1960 Horse of the Year, seeks a Whitney Stakes win after another Met Mile victory. Funloving defeats Bowl of Flowers in the Mother Goose, reinforcing Phipps stable dominance as Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons shines with Broadway. Johnny Sellers rides Oink to victory at Washington Park, adding five winners on the day.
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Bobby Ussery
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Polly Drummond
Bears Scare Girl Golfers at Tianna Country Club
At Tianna Country Club in Walker Minnesota two bear cubs appeared near the 7th green during Ladies Day. Mrs Stan Peterson and Mrs John Buzzell retrieved their balls and moved toward the clubhouse as they watched for the mother bear, prompting a cautious retreat from the course.
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Old Archie to Take Act to Europe
Archie Moore plans a Europe tour this summer with exhibitions and several 10 rounders leading to a possible title defense against Lennart Risberg or Ingemar Johansson. Manager Jack Kearns indicated a 100000 dollar payday could come from a match with Harold Johnson.
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Doc) Kearns
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Spring Valley Dominates in Pierce Pepin League Action
Spring Valley Ellsworth and Pepin won Sunday. Ellsworth beat Hammon 8 to 2 behind Lou Johnson who allowed seven hits and struck out 10 with Dave Cashill getting three hits. Pepin beat New Richmond 7 to 1 behind Gene Bauer six hit pitching. Spring Valley blanked Prescott 5 0 with Wayne Spence strong on the mound.
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Gene Lessman
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Blues Top Bloomington 7-6 in Century League Thriller
Austin Blues score seven runs in five innings to build lead then survive a Bloomington rally in the ninth. Leon Johnson pitched a two hitter into the ninth before Bloomington plated five runs. Johnson earned the win with Cummins handling a late save bid.
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UCLA Names Four for NCAA Defense in Ames
UCLA tennis coach J D Morgan announced a four man squad to defend the NCAA title in Ames Iowa starting June 19 The team includes Larry Nagler defending NCAA singles champion Allen Fox defending NCAA doubles champion with Nagler Norman Perry a member of last year s squad and Paul Palmer a sophomore
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Nagler
Norman Perry
Paul Palmer
Austin Herald June 12 1961 front page summary
A brief OCR fragment from the June 12 1961 issue of the Austin Herald in Minnesota shows a dated newspaper masthead. Specific articles or events are not readable in this excerpt.
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