Hartman to Open Austin Title Drive in State Tourney
Austin faces Brainerd at Midway Stadium as Dave Hartman, 0-0 in the meet, starts for the Packers in the first round of the 17th annual State High School Baseball tournament. Brainerd counters with Jerry Lyscio as Kermit Aase hopes for upset potential from Brainerd’s lineup.
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Tom Koeck
Herald
ST. Paul, Minn
Dave Hartman
Austin
Brainerd
Midway Stadium
Hartman
Packers
Dick Seltz
Lake City
Lonnie Williams
Jay Best
Bob Richardson
Seltz
Warriors
al Berg
Steve Schmitt
Mike House
Tim Schmitt
Norm Heuton
Mike King
Lynn McAlister
Chuck Granholm
Heuton
Jerry Lyscio
Fred Kellett Jr
Kermit Aase
University of Minnesota
Lyscio
Steve Peterson
Leroy Sandstrom
Joe Dwyer
Ken Dagel
Brad Martinson
Tournament schedule outlines two tracking games and finals
The schedule lists tonight's games with Anoka against Springfield at p.m. Minneapolis Washburn faces Fairmont at 1 p.m. Hibbing meets Thief River Falls with Bemidji replaced in the second game. Thursday semifinals set Washburn-Fairmont winner in lower bracket to play Austin or Brainerd. Hibbing-Thief River Falls winner meets Anoka-Springfield survivor. The final starts Friday at 8 p.m. Consolation games Thursday begin at 1 p.m.
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Charles Cummins
Bob Dwyer
Gary Brumberg
Anoka
Springfield
Minneapolis
Washburn
Fairmont
Hibbing
Thief River Falls
Bemidji
Washburn-Fairmont
Austin
Brainerd
Packers Seek Win as Bloomington Visit Sparks Home Stand
The Austin Packers host Bloomington at Marcusen Park tonight in a Southern Minnesota League doubleheader context. Manager Emil Scheid aims to rebound from a 1-2 start and low offense, with Joel pitching and Rosenbaum leading the batting. a 2-0 Mason City lead in the league chase is noted, plus upcoming road game at Mankato Saturday.
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Aces
Emil Scheid
Packers
Bloomington
Marcusen Park
Mason City
Owatonna
Mankato
Albert Lea
Scheid
Ray Rosenbaum
Jim DeMars
Ed Witt
Larry Scheid
Frank Brown
Terry Ball
John Page
Maurice Joel
Joel
Jim Gray
Fred Sippel
Dan Daly
Dairy and Kidlies
Blooming Prairie Players Named to All-Conference Baseball Team
Two Blooming Prairie athletes Ronald Mullenbach outfielder and Don Curtin infielder are among 15 on the All-Conference baseball squad released by secretary-treasurer John D. Kalton. The conference title ended in a three-way tie among Waterville Janesville and New Richland with 1 loss records.
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Blooming Prairie
Gopher
John D. Kalton
Ronald Mullenbach
Don Curtin
Waterville
Janesville
New Richland
Gary Arnold
James O'Hara
Nobel Muellerleile
Water
Minnesota Signs High School Star
Charles Manuel a 19 year old Buena Vista Virginia high school star signed as a rookie outfielder by the Minnesota Twins. The 6 3 athlete played basketball track football and baseball and is assigned to Wytheville Virginia in the Appalachian League. Bill Tuttle also signed with Seattle of the Pacific Coast League.
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ST. Paul-Minneapolis
Charles Manuel
Buena Vista
Minnesota Twins
Manuel
Virginia
Wytheville
Bill Tuttle
Twins
Seattle
Jaycees, Lar's Standard win slow pitch games at Northwest Park
Jaycees defeated the Moose 6-3 and Lar's Standard beat the winless Eagles 8-4 to stay in a second place tie with the Jaycees at 4-2 in Slow Pitch City League. Women’s league saw Nates thump Clinic Pharmacy 21-13 and Midtown Cafe win 15-2 as Mickey Sale earned the win with a two run triple. Weather halted Budweiser Beer vs Gus Young's after 22 innings.
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Midtown Cafe
Irv
Standard
Mickey Sale
Budweiser
Gus Young
Northwest Park
The
Moose
Lefty’s Bar
Merchants
Washington Signs Grambling Player
The Washington Senators signed Frank Joseph Garnett 21, a Negro third baseman from Grambling College Louisiana. Garnett, a New Orleans resident, received a substantial bonus estimated over 8000 dollars after playing with Grambling in the NAIA baseball tournament.
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Washington, D. C
Washington Senators
Frank Joseph Garnett
Grambling
Garnett
New Orleans
Jets and Raiders Receive AFL Draft Help
New York Jets and Oakland Raiders, two weaker AFL clubs, gained help from a special league draft. Jets selected Jeff Slabaugh and Gene Heeter, paying 2,500 each plus bonuses, while Raiders chose Claude Gibson for 7,500. Other AFL teams reserved veterans and rookies before the Jets and Raiders picked.
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American Football League
AFL
National Football League
Hawks
Weeb Ewbank
New York Jets
Oakland Raiders
Jets
The
Titans
Jeff Slabaugh
Indiana
Buffalo
Gene Heeter
West Virginia
San Diego
Raiders
Claude Gibson
Gibson
Tebbets Tribe Hottest Team in AL as Indians hammer Orioles
Birdie Tebbetts has the Cleveland Indians riding a five game win streak in the American League after a 9-5 victory over the Baltimore Orioles. Cleveland moved to seventh place while Baltimore dropped, with Boston and Kansas City also winning. Radatz dominated Detroit, Malzone and Stuart hit 15th inning homers for Boston, and Segui earned his first victory for the A's in a four run win over the Angels.
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Red Sox
Kansas City
Associated Press
Birdie Tebbets
Birdie
Cleveland Indians
Baltimore
Orioles
Indians
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota
New York Yankees
Frank Malzone
Dick Stuart
Dick Radatz
Boston
Detroit
Los Angeles
Washington
Yankees
al Luplow
Fred Whitfield
Dick Whitfield
Cleveland
Robin Roberts
Willie Kirkland
Wes Stock
Mudcat Grant
al Smith
Bob Allen
Jim Gentile
Tebbetts
Tech
Stuart
Radatz
Wilbur Wood
Fox
Diego Segui
A’s
Angels
Athletics
Dean Chance
George Alusik
Segui
Chance
Young Austin Fisherman Nets 8-Pound Walleye at Mille Lacs
Bob Schmidt a U-year old Austin angler reeled an eight pound walleye on Mille Lacs Lake this weekend. He fished with his father Bernard on the lake's west side using a minnow and landed the sizable catch on Saturday.
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Bob Schmidt
Austin
Mille Lac Lake
Bob
Bernard
McCovey Delivers Three-Run Shot to Beat Dodgers
San Francisco slugger Willie McCovey hit a three-run homer off Don Drysdale to power the Giants past the Dodgers 3-0 behind Juan Marichal. The victory tightens the race atop the NL, with St Louis and Philadelphia winning as Cincinnati and Houston also triumphed.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
W. M
San Francisco Giants
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
Drysdale
Mays
McCovey
Los Angeles
Giants
Juan Marichal
Dodgers
Marichal
St. Loui Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Bob Gibson
Cincinnati
New York
Maloney
Owens
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Rene
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Taylor
Wmaloney
L Jaockson
Chicago
Houston
Jackson
McDaniel
Bertell
Johnson
Woodeshick
Bateman
Wwoodeshick
Ncy
St. Louis
Gibson
McCarver Schwall Veale
Pagliaroni
L-Schwall Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Schneider Clononger
Funk
Shaw
Balschun
Dalrymple
Baldschun
L-Shaw
San Francisco
Bailey
Perranoski
Roseboro
L-Drysdale
Faribault to Host Southern Minnesota Golf Tourney
The Faribault Golf and Country Club will host the Southern Minnesota Golf Association tournament June 21 to 23 at its new nine hole course. A pre amateur event is set for June 21 with Saturday qualifying. 27 hole medal play starts at 9 a.m. June 23 for the championship flight. Amateur members of member clubs are eligible. entry fees are $6 for regular and $2 for pro amateur. Last year’s event drew 101 golfers.
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Faribault
Minn
Faribault Golf and Country Club
Southern Osota Golf Association
Southern Minnesota Golf Association
Austin Country Club
Ruttman to Drive in Daytona 400
DAYTONA BEACH Florida July Fourth Firecracker 400 will feature Tony Ruttman the 1952 Indy 500 winner among stock car entrants. He joins a Mercuries four man team with Darel Dieringer G C Spencer and Larry Frank preparing for the tri oval race at Daytona International Speedway next month.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Daytona International Speedway
Tony Ruttman
U. S
Auto Club
Tri - Oval Track
Darel Dieringer
Charlotte
N. C
G. C. Spencer
Inman, S. C
Larry Frank
Greenville
S. C
Tero Quarterback Inks With Orioles
Raymond Woitkowski an 18 year old athlete who was expected to be a strong running quarterback at the University of Maryland signed a bonus baseball contract with the Baltimore Orioles. He is a right hander and will report Friday to the Orioles farm club in Bluefield West Virginia in the Appalachian League.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Raymond Woitkowski
University of Maryland
Baltimore Orioles
Woitkowski
Orioles
Bluefield
W. Va
Fishing Without Permit Tops Nebraska Arrests
Nebraska conservation officers report that fishing without a permit remains the most common arrest in Loncoln.
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Loncoln
Neb
Nebraska Conservation Officers
Twins Defeat White Sox 8-6 to Tighten AL Race
The Minnesota Twins rallied for an 8-6 win over the AL-leading Chicago White Sox to pull within two games of first place as they begin an 18 game home stand. Bernie Allen delivered a ninth inning run scoring double followed by Jim Hall’s pinch hit single to seal the victory. Versalles and Rollins also turned standout defensive plays in the late innings.
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Giants
Chuck Hiller
Felipe Alou
McCovey
Gibson
Pirates
Vada Pinson
Reds
Mets
Jerry Harper
Cincinnati
Jim Maloney
Jim Owens
Braves
Mack Jones
Roy McMillan
Phillies
John Callison
Don Demeter
Roy Sievers
Clay Dalrymple
Twins
Chicago White Sox
Minnesotans
Minnesota
White Sox
Bernie Allen
Chicago
Bob Allison
Earl Battey
Tom McCraw
Zoilo Versalles
Nelson Fox
Pete Ward
Harmon Killeb
Versalles
Allen
Jim Hall
Rollins
Chere
Dailey
bWeis
cHall
Wilhelm
E—Allison
Power
McCraw
Robinson
Allison
Green
Killebrew
Alien
Nicholson
S-Power
Weis
Stigman
Pless
Roggenburk
Herbert
Fisher
DeBusschere
Wilhelm L
Lollar
Umont
Kinnamon
Stevens
Dailey Tops Slow Start In Win For Austin
Minnesota pitchers struggled as Nic Holson homered for the first run since May 1, but Bill Dailey steadied the game and earned the win in his first appearance of the year for Austin.
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Minnesota
Bill Dailey
Nicholson
Dailey
Palmer Aims to Regain Form at Thunderbird Open
Arnold Palmer, rested and confident, heads to the Thunderbird to defend his title quest and reset his game ahead of the 1963 Open. Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player join a field of 113 as Don Finsterwald and Julius Boros emerge as strong challengers for the 25 000 prize at Westchester Country Club.
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Brookline
Mass
Pennsylvania
Jack Nicklaus
South Africa
Gary Player
Ben Hogan
Latrobe
Palmer
Nicklaus
Doug Ford
Westchester Country Club
Don Finsterward
Julius Boros
Grand Blanc
Mich
Finsterwald
Boros
Fred Corocoran
Snead fires 140 to gain Open berth
Golf note from Purchase N Y outlines Sam Snead’s 140 total after 69 and 71 in sectional play securing a spot in the Open at Brookline The Country Club June 2022 He joins 129 survivors and 21 exempt players led by defending champion Jack Nicklaus.
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Don Weiss
Associated Press
Sam Snead
Purchase
N.Y
Country Club
Brookline
Snead
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Winchester
Mass
Bakersfield
Calif
Fort Worth
Jack Nicklaus
Jerry Barber
Lew Worsham
Jim Turnesa
Jim Ferrier
Denny Shute
Ken Venturi
Don Whitt
Bill Collins
Rex Baxter
Jerry Steelsmith
Barber
Gardner Dickinson
Venturi
Whitt
Steelsmith
Baxter
Collins
Turnesa
Ferrier
New York
Bob Schoener Jr
Don Finsterwald
Tequesta
Fla
Cincinnati
Arizona Beats Florida State In Double Elimination Thriller
Arizona edged Florida State 4-3 in the NCAA tournament top thriller. Missouri earned a 3-2 win over Texas to set up a Arizona vs Missouri meeting, while Penn State defeated Western Michigan 3-0 and USC upset Holy Cross 6-5. Missouri and Arizona remain unbeaten amid a four-team 1-1 cluster.
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Florida State
Arizona
Missouri
Texas
Penn State
Western Michigan
Southern California
Holy Cross
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