Packers Bancroft Play Here Sunday Honor Lady Fans
The Austin Packers resume action Sunday at Marcuson Park hosting the Bancroft Chicks for Ladies Night with a wardrobe prize for a ticket holder. The makeup game is set Monday at Winona, followed by a Cuban Stars exhibition Tuesday and a Wednesday Southern Minnesota League contest with Winona. Bancroft visits Marcuson Park forits only appearance. manager Dick Anderson brings a 33 record in the West Division.
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Estherville
Don Koudis
Bill Hanks
Five-Way Tie Opens American Open Golf Event
The second annual American Open in Minneapolis saw five players tied at par 76 after opening rounds on the Brookview Course. Patty Berg and Louise Suggs led at 72 while Betsy Rawls and Mary Lynn Smith struggled in the gusty wind, setting a fast pace for the 72-hole event delayed by rain and finishing Monday.
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Minneapolis
Brookview
Patty Berg
Beverly Llanson
Indio
Calif
Louise Suggs
Atlanta
Mary Lena Faulk
Columpus
Gloria Fecht
Los Angeles
Betsy Rawls
PGA
Spartanburg
S.C
Marilynn Smith
French Lick
Ind
Berg
Suggs
Three Way Tie in Master’s Round Robin Tennis
Pancho Gonzales Ken Rosewall and Lew Hoad share first going into Friday night action at the Mas ter’s Round Robin in Los Angeles. Hoad beat Frank Sedgman 12 10 9 7 in a 102 minute match and Rosewall faces Segura as Trabert upended Segura 3 6 6 2 7 5.
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Pancho Gonzales
Ken Rosewall
Lew Hoad
Hoad
Frank Sedgman
Sedgman
Gonzales
Ashley Cooper
Cooper
Pancho Segura
Rosewall
Segura
Tony Trabert
Cincinnati
Marty Crowe Emerges as Minneapolis Laker Coaching Candidate
Marty Crowe, former Austin Pacelli coach in cage and football, was named as a candidate for the Minneapolis Lakers job. He appeared with Jack Thurnblad and Dick Reinhart among high school coaches in the running, and said he planned to talk with Lakers president Bob Short after resigning his Marinette position. The opening followed John Kundla leaving Minnesota University basketball.
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Marty Crowe
Austin Pacelli Cage
Crowe
Jack Thurnblad
Wayzata
Dick Reinhart
de LaSalle
St. Paul
Marty
Marinette
Wis
Bob Short
Lakers
John Kundla
University of Minnesota
Stock car 100 lap race at Owatonna fairgrounds
24 top stock car entries race Sunday for the Southern Minnesota championship at Steele County Fairgrounds. Time trials and preliminaries lead to the 2:30 p.m. feature with favorites including Ernie Derr Dick Hutchinson Keo kuk Bill Harrison John Mack Sonny Morgan Darrell Dake and Bob Kosiske. Track conditions said to be excellent and a record crowd anticipated.
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Steele County Fairgrounds
Ernie Derr
Dick Hutchinson
Keokuk
Iowa
Bill Harrison
Topeka
Kan
John Mack
Hobbs
N M
Sonny Morgan
Beaumont
Texas
Darrell Dake
Cedar Rapids
Bob Kosiske
Omaha
Neb
Schneider to Coach All Sports at Sacred Heart
Chuck Schneider, ex Winona State football star, signs to coach football basketball and track at Waseca Sacred Heart next year. A native of Adams he left Winona State after three grid seasons and second team all conference honors last fall. He replaces Bill Marton, moving to Pacelli Austin.
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Schneider
Adams
Waseca
Bill Marton
Austin Pacelli
Ex-Indian relievers lift Yankees rivals in tight AL race
A's top Red Sox as ex Indians relievers reshape the pennant chase. Hoyt Wilhelm, Bud Daley, and Don Messi, now with the Tigers and Orioles, pitch key wins over New York while Detroit and Kansas City close gaps. Mossi struggles as Bronstad debuts. Yankees slip further below .500.
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Hoyt Wilhelm
Indians
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Kansas City
Don Messi
Detroit
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Baltimore Orioles
Chicago
White Sox
Washington
Boston
Mossi
Bill Skowron
Pases Mossi
Jim Bronstad
Four North Central Baseball Games Set Sunday
North Central Baseball League action Sunday features four games: Meyer at Adams, St. Ansgar at Stacyville, Lyle at Osage, and Johnsburg at LeRoy. Lyle Johnsburg and LeRoy teams lost games last week among Minnesota entrants.
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Adams
St. Ansgar
Stacyville
Lyle
Osage
Johnsburg
LeRoy
Minnesota
McCormick Shuts Out Phillies In Five Inning Rain Stopped Win
Giants rookie Mike McCormick, 20, pitched a five inning no hitter as San Francisco defeated Philadelphia 3-0 after rain halted further play. Richie Ashburn doubled in the bottom of the sixth before the delay. Milwaukee Dodgers leading Braves were beaten 9-7 at Chicago, with Ed Mathews hitting two homers to reach 22 on the season.
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Phillies
Gran Hamner
Cleveland
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Lew Burdette
Lee Walls
Ernie Banks
John Buzhardt
Bill Henry
Johnny Logan
Ed Mathews
Babe Ruth
Houston Defeats Millers In Tight Western League Race
The Western Division battle remains close with Dallas losing ground as Houston edges up. Denver beat the leaders 7-4. Minneapolis dropped to Houston 5-4. Omaha and Fort Worth won their games. Indians beat Louisville 5-1 as St Paul fell to Fort Worth 8-6.
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Indians
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Fort Worth
St. Paul
Saints
Omaha
Charleston
Ortiz Wins Junior Welter Title In Controversial Quick Bout
Ortiz defeats Lane by second round technical knockout at Madison Square Garden after a cut over Lane’s eye ends the fight. A rematch is planned for August with Ortiz claiming a blunt butt caused the stoppage and Lane vowing a knockout in a longer bout.
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Carlos Ortiz
Kenny Lane
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Muskegon
Mich
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Ortiz
Artie Aidala
How They Stand a RefTeens at Washington Postponed
Schedule update shows Sunday games with Detroit at New York Cleveland at Washington Kansas City at Boston Chicago at Baltimore San Francisco at Philadelphia Los Angeles at Pittsburgh Milwaukee at Chicago Cincinnati at St. Louis.
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Philadelphia
Austin Packers reach state tourney with 6-0 regional win
Richardson pitched a no hitter with seven walks as Austin defeated Morristown 6-0 to advance to the 1959 state high school baseball tournament starting June 23 at Metropolitan Stadium. Clayton Reed homered and Daryl Richardson added another hit as Austin secures its ninth straight regional berth under coach Dick Seltz.
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Daryl Richardson
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Minneapolis Washburn
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Open leads Casper as Hogan Player Palmer chase Open
Bill Casper surged to a 139 after 36 holes at Winged Foot West, holding a one stroke edge over Ben Hogan Gary Player and Arnold Palmer. Doug Ford and Mike Souchak sit two behind while Don Finsterwald Ernie Vossler are three back as 13 players posted 150 plus to reach the final 36 holes.
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Apple Valley
Calif
Ben Hogan
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Doug Ford
Mike Souchak
Don Finsterwald
Ernie Vossler
Gene Littler
Jay Hebert
Claude Harmon
Cary Middlecoff
Ted Kroll
Sammy Snead
Winged Foot West
Casper
Winged Foot
South Africa
Hogan
Littler
Hebert
Harmon
Middlecoff
Snead
Blues Face Waseca as Plath Seeks Third Win
Blues travel to Waseca to face the Braves at 8 15 p m with Ron Plath aiming for his third victory. Leon Johnson leads the batting with five hits in eight at bats including two homers and a double. Johnson and Dave Perl are available for mound duty if needed.
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Blues
Waseca
Braves
Leon Johnson
Bob Cummins
Johnson
Dave Perl
Plath
Perl
Dale Becker
Roger Ludwig
Manly Osborn
Bob McKay
Gary Tate
Dick Warfield
Don Slupe
Jerry Hatch
Bloomington
Cannon Falls
Kenyon
Hastings
Red Wing
Rochester
Owatonna
Faribault
Still Room for Netters Still Room for Netters
Registrations pour in for the Boys and Junior tennis tournament next week with room for more. Eligible are boys who had not reached age 18 by January 1 1959. No entry fee and preliminary elimination matches may be played day or night.
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Bliese
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Phoenix
Ariz
Minnesota
Cowboys Beat Western Michigan In NCAA Tournament Bid
Oklahoma State dominated Western Michigan 10 to 2 as the Cowboys advanced in the NCAA baseball tournament. Joel Horlen struck out nine over five innings, while Oklahoma State capitalized on turnovers to break open the game in the middle innings.
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W. Michigan
Omaha
Oklahoma State
Western Michigan
Joel Horlen
Bronc
Bill Topp
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Topp
Roy Peterson
Dick Spergel
Minor Loop Results in Various Baseball Matches
Summary of scores from Minor Loop competition across American Association International League and Pacific Coast League. Teams like Fort Worth St. Paul Omaha Charleston Indianapolis Louisville Houston Minneapolis Denver Dallas Richmond Buffalo Rochester Columbus Havana Toronto Miami Montreal San Diego Seattle Spokane Salt Lake City Vancouver Phoenix Portland Sacramento listed with results and postponement noted for Miami at Montreal.
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Ty Charleston Aeee
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Houston
Denver
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Richmond
Buffalo
Rochester
Columbus
Havana
Toronto
Miami
Montreal
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Spokane
Salt Lake City
Vancouver
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Portland
Sacramento
Gophers Schedule Cal Game for October 3
Minneapolis AP report notes the University of Minnesota will host California on October 3 completing the 1964 football schedule Ike Armstrong athletic director said plans also target a return game in 1965 California to visit in Minneapolis, 1964.
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Minnesota
University of California
Ike Armstrong
California
Burke Batting Hero as Moose Win 12-0
Burke leads Moose to a 12-0 win over the Jaycees at the Athletic Field. Mike Burke drives in 11 runs with two grand slams and a double while Leroy Baruth and Art Gennes combine on the mound to hold the Jaycees to one hit. Joe Heimer takes the loss. CHATHAM N J Floyd Patterson works out ahead of his June 25 title defense against Ingemar Johansson.
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Leroy Baruth
Art Gennes
Mike Burke
Burke
Chatham
N. J
Floyd Patterson
Ingemar Johansson
Run At Fair Track Sunday At Mower County Fairgrounds
Thoroughbred racing returns to the Mower County Fairgrounds with seven races starting at 2 p.m. on Sunday. The Austin Jaycees sponsor purses of 150 dollars per race, with entries from Minnesota Iowa Wisconsin South Dakota and Missouri including War Duke ridden by Dave Storing and owned by Cyril Weber. Tickets available at the grandstand and Wold Drug Store. rain or shine racing.
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Austin Jaycees
Jaycee
Don Staley
Glen Howden
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Ferguson
Liz
Minneso
War Duke
Cyril Weber
Menomie, Wis
Dave Storing
Wold Drug Store
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