Hartman leads Packers past Brainerd in 2 0 rout
In St Paul on Wednesday night Dave Hartman pitched a one hit gem as Austin beat Brainerd 2-0 in the first round of the State Baseball Tournament. Hartman struck out 14 and limited walks, guiding Austin into a semifinal against Minneapolis Washburn at 8:30 p.m. on Thursday.
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Brainerd
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Minneapolis Washburn
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Seltz
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Charlie Granholm
Lake City
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Lyscio
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Berg
Granholm
Sandstrom
Charlie Cummins
Moose and Leftys Win Top Fast Pitch City League
The Moose stay undefeated at 6-0 after beating Brown Derby 11-3 at Northwest Park Wednesday night. Lefty’s Bar moves to 2nd with a 6-2 record by defeating the Merchants 5-3. Idle Hour Inn meets the Moose at 7 p.m. and the VFW vs Mike’s Bar also at Northwest Park.
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Northest Park
Lefty’s Bar
Merchants
Idle Hour Inn
VFW
Northwest Park
YMCA
Combs Rusco
Athletic
Railway Cafe
Good Pitching Opens Minnesota State Tournament
ST PAUL AP Stellar mound performances opened the Minnesota high school baseball tournament with three of four games decided by pitching and defense.
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ST. Paul
Player Calls For Emphasis On Scoring In Golf Ranks
Gary Player, a top contender in the Thunderbird Classic, argues scoring average measures true ability more than official prize money. He sits with Arnold Palmer as Jack Nicklaus leads the money list. the field includes Boros, Lema, Finsterwald, and Hogan.
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N.Y
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Westchester Country Club
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Nicklaus
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Player
Voting Underway for 1963 All-Star Balloting
In New York, players coaches and managers discuss selecting starting fielders for the 1963 All-Star game to be held July 9 in Cleveland. Balloting by clubs is set for the week of June 21 to 27 under Commissioner Ford Frick. Pitchers will be chosen by managers Al Dark and Ralph Houk for the 25-man rosters.
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American
Stage Is Set for Title Test After Key League Wins
Our Saviors of Austin beat St Olaf 9 4 to stay in a first place tie with First Methodist at 6 1. Al Greenlee pitched five hitter and Glov er hit a two run homer for St Olaf. Mitchell Lutheran topped First Baptist 18 5 as Wayne Robertson had three hits. Huntley won. First Methodist beat Grace Lutheran 8 3 as Don Arnold pitched well.
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First Baptist
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Huntley
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Pascual Strains Back as Twins Split Doubleheader
Camilo Pascual strained a muscle in his back while retiring Geno Cimoli, leaving after five innings as the Twins beat Kansas City 8-1 to secure a split of a rain-delayed doubleheader. Bill Dailey earned his third save, and Harmon Killebrew hit his ninth homer in a 13-hit Minnesota attack. The A’s won the opener 12-4.
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Kansas City
Geno Cimoli
Minnesota
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Cimoli
Haywood Sullivan
Bill Dailey
Twins
Athletics
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Mickey Mantle
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Zoilo Versalles
Rich Rollins
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Ken Harrelson
Essegian
Ed Charles
O'Toole Leads Reds To 3-0 Win Over Pirates
Jim O'Toole fired a three-hitter for his 11th win as the Reds defeated the Pirates 3-0. Cincinnati moved within 22 games of the pace in a tight NL race while the Dodgers pulled ahead with a 9-1 win over Houston. Maury Wills and Willie McCovey powered other NL contests as Philadelphia beat St Louis and Milwaukee shut out the Mets.
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Soccer Princess Elline Kelly Crowned in Regional Championship
Elline Kelly daughter of Mr and Mrs R N Kelly of 801 Main St S Austin was named princess of the Pacific Coast International Soccer Championships Miss Kelly attends East Los Angeles College and is pictured with Los Angeles Kickers members Al Zerhusen Gordon Leitch and Tom Stanley presenting the John F Kennedy Cup
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R. N. Kelly
Main St. S. Austin
Miss Kelly
East Los Angeles Col
Yankees Top Baltimore To Lead AL Race In Tight Win
The Yankees beat Baltimore 3-2 in 10 innings to grab the American League lead as Cleveland won 12-6 over Detroit. Bullet Bob Turley earned his 100th win with seven strikeouts in a 5-0 one hitter against Chicago, while Leon Wagner went 4-for-4 with a 15th homer to help the Angels split a doubleheader.
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Associated Press
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Line Scores Highlight Late-Game Orioles Loss And Boston Rally
Baseball brief recounts a tense game with Nellie Fox and Ron Hansen keying early scoring for the Orioles, then Brooks Robinson and Roger Maris fueling a late rally. The Orioles suffer a fifth straight defeat, while Boston jumps ahead with a trio of homers including Ed Bressoud and Carl Yastrzemski.
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Ron Hansen
Pete Ward
Yankees
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Joe Pepitone
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Richardson
Roger Maris
Orioles
Davalillo
Hank Aguirre
Jerry Kindall
Indians
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Willie Kirkland
Tigers
al Kaline
Jake Wood
Dick McAuliffe
Red Sox
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Carl Yastrzemski
Dick Stuart
Billy Monbouquette
Senators
Jim King
Washington
Braves Ace Laughing at Trade Talk
Milwaukee ace Lew Burdette deflects trade chatter after a 9-0 win over the Mets. He notes he wants to pitch regularly while acknowledging salary rumors and waivers tied to his $50,000 contract. Manager Bragan backs him, calling him untouchable when he pitches this well.
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Milwaukee Braves
Lew Burdette
Burdette
New York Mets
Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Lew
Bobby Bragan
Clay Favored to Whip Cooper at Wembley Stadium
London AP reports a British bookie rates Cassius Clay as a 1 5 favorite over Henry Cooper for the London bout at Wembley Stadium next Tuesday. The analysis cites Clay's training form as the decisive edge.
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Austin Swim Club Boosters Begin Sale of Aquacade Buttons
Austin Swim Club Booster Buttons went on sale today announced by John M Allen chair of the sale. The proceeds support winter and summer programs and sponsor the annual Austin Aquacade July 13 14 at the Municipal Pool expected to draw over 1000 entries from Minnesota and surrounding states with inquiries from Ohio and Oregon. The Aquacade is sanctioned by the AAU.
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Firemen and VFW Triumph in Marcusen Park Club Loop
In two Junior Club League games at Marcusen Park the Firemen beat the Elks 11 to 1 as Jim Berthiaume threw a one hitter with six strikeouts. The VFW defeated the Moose 17 to 7 in five innings with 23 hits led by Barry Helland four hits and the winning pitching effort.
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Jim Berthiaume
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Iowa Stocking Completes Second Reeves Pheasant Run
The Iowa Conservation Commission said on Wednesday that southern Iowa has completed the second experimental stocking of Asian Reeves pheasants.
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Des Moines
Iowa Conservation Commission
Packers Tumble rs 13-5
Emil Scheid's Austin Packers defeated Bloomington 13 to 4 at Marcusen Park on Wednesday night. Maurice Joe pitched steadily and Joel hit seven times in a strong win ending a two game skid to lift their season record to 2-2. The Athletics suffered their second loss in three starts after a rainout against Manka last Sunday.
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Marcusen Park
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Packers Top Bloomington as Brown Launches Two Run Shot
Packers win 8-4 behind Frank Brown's fifth inning homer and two hits by Brown, Fred Sippel three runs via a double and two singles, while Joel tossed seven strikeouts and walked three. Bloomington benefited from a fourth inning unearned run as Packers defense faltered briefly. The victory boosts standings before Saturday's road trip to Mankato. John Page set to start as Austin aims to even series with the Twins. In other league games, Mankato remains undefeated at 3-0, Albert Lea falls to Mason City, and Owatonna drops to Mason City.
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Packer Boxscore: Austin tops Bloomington 13-4 in clash
Austin bats explode for 13 runs as Brown drives in 4 and Joel tallies 3 RBIs. Bergland and Daly spark Bloomington with doubles and a homer, but Austin offense prevails 13 to 4 behind strong team hitting and timely runs.
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Sharpshooter Mrs Bo Winninger Tops Oklahoma Trap
Mrs Bo Winninger wife of a touring golf pro is a sharpshooter and the current women's trapshooting champion of Oklahoma.
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Okla
Bo Winninger
Oklahoma
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