Happy Twins win as Lavagetto returns as manager
The Minnesota Twins beat Kansas City 8-6 in their first home game after a 2-16 road trip, marking Cookie Lavagetto's return as manager. Billy Martin drove in four runs with a triple and single, Bill Tuttle and Julio Becquer added key hits, and Camilo Pascual may start next to give other pitchers rest.
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Onsen Team Improves Standings in Midseason Meet
In a crowded ninth heat segment, Minnesota and nearby schools showcase athletes including Veni Allisen Mertin Verselles and Howser with notable finishes. The event features creditable showings from Rivere Green, M-Pless and Steley among others, with a 3:00 clocking and an 11,375 audience noted.
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Indians Halve Yankees With 7 2 Victory In Opener
Cleveland seizes first place by beating the Yankees 7-2 as Jim Perry (5-4) survives 10 hits and Roger Maris adds his 21st homer. Bubba Phillips drives in two in the second, Johnny Romano caps a four-run first with a two-run shot, and New York slips to third behind Detroit and Baltimore.
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Giants rally past Dodgers 4 3 for sweep in NL race
In a key NL showdown, the Giants beat the Dodgers 4 to 3 to complete a two game sweep. Willie Mays belted a two run homer in the seventh as Ed Bressoud and Jim Davenport provided the early scoring. Dick Lemay, Tom Bolin, and Stu Miller supplied shutout relief to seal the win.
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American Lt. Emerges as threat in British Amateur at Turnberry
Lt Munro Mitchella of Fort Worth Texas, stationed near London, stunned golf crowds by ousting Dr Frank Deighton 4 and 3 in the British Amateur’s second round at Turnberry. The 23-year-old Texan, one-time Walker Cup hopeful, recovered from a low mood after seaside course woes and now advances to the third round alongside nine other Americans.
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Minor League Results International League Highlights
Columbus defeated Rochester 5 to 3 in one inning. Richmond beat Syracuse 7 to 6. Buttele won 13 to 11 against Jersey City. Charleston and Toronto game postponed.
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150 Seek National Open Title Play Starts Thursday
The 61st National Open golf championship begins Thursday at Oakland Hills. Arnold Palmer and Gary Player head the favorites as contenders face a tougher course history, with record scores and practice rounds shaping expectations for the 72-hole event.
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Senators Run the Bases in Reverse All Safe
Baltimore AP report notes the mood of baseball players after a win with lighthearted humor about reverse baserunning and a casual nod to Gordon Beard.
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Triandos shines as Orioles win after odd baserunning
Gus Triandos hit two homers and drove in three as Baltimore top Washington 9-7 in nine innings. A bizarre seventh inning saw Senators baserunners retreat and Triandos hold the ball, prompting jokes from teammates before Dick Hall and Marv Throne provided the winning rally.
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Late Inning Wins Spark Northern League Action
Rudy Welch drove in two runs with a 10th inning single to lift Grand Forks 4 2 over Eau Claire. St Cloud surged with a four run ninth to beat Winnipeg 9 8. Duluth Superior at Aberdeen game was rained out.
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Scheidmen Albert Lea Play Tonight in Park Game
Albert Lea Packers visit Austin Packers in a Southern Minnesota league clash at Marcusen Park tonight at 8 p.m. Emil Scheid starts for Austin with Derk Eiker, while Myron Hoffman leads Albert Lea. Ciola has rejoined but cannot play tonight.
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Lansing Corners Dominate Brown Derbies 10 2 in City League
Lansing Corners pounded 14 hits and three errors to defeat the Brown Derbies 10 2 Tuesday night. Rosavy and Miller homered in the 4th inning. Franz, Jacob, and Smith added run support. Derby consolation came on Schneider's homer in the 2nd with Anderson aboard.
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Packers Post 518 in State Golf Tourney
Austin High School golfers finished 12th in team totals with 518, one stroke behind White Bear and two behind Wirth. George Shortridge of Como shot 149 to win the state junior championship, while Lance Jacobson and Larry Chosin led the Austin squad with 169s. Somerset won with 486, aided by Shortridge’s record golf.
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Hankammer Ties NCAA S O Record
USC pitcher Larry Hankammer struck out 16 in 8 2 3 innings to tie the NCAA World Series record as Southern California defeated Oklahoma State 4 2 for a 3 0 record in the series. Wally Wolf finished the ninth, Ersepke drove in two runs with a bases loaded single in the ninth, handing State its first loss in three. Jim Wixson suffered his first defeat in 12 games for State.
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Jaycees Sponsor Austin Teen Golf and Tennis Tournaments
Austin Jaycees host statewide Junior Golf for boys under 18 with rounds at Ramsey on Aug 15 and a June 24 tennis meet at Athletic Field courts for boys and girls. Golf winners go to regional in Faribault on June 23. tennis winners to state in Minneapolis July 1 2. Registrations open 7 am golf. tennis signups at Dugan's or with Jack Emehiser.
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