Hartman Blanks Flyers On One Hit In State Final
Austin and Richfield reach the Minnesota State High School baseball final at Midway Stadium after Austin shuts out Little Falls 1-0 behind Dave Hartman in a one hitter. Richfield defeats St Paul Central 5-3 in 12 innings, with Dick Seltz driving in runs and Terry Ball producing key hits. Hartman holds the Flyers to no more than a single until the fifth.
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Midway Stadium
Little Falls
Dave Hartman
St. Paul Central
Dick Seltz
Packers
Dave Cook
Flyers
John Salden
Terry Ball
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Mike House
Heaton
Steve Schmitt
Ball
Sallden
Hartman
Mike Burke
Cook
John Page
Pine City
John Drury
Bobby Lary
Ken Smith
Levlie
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Tom Lindberg
Dick Hoffman
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Chell
High Flying Twins Close Gap on Yankees in Series Opener
The Minnesota Twins three percentage points behind the New York Yankees moved into Kansas City for a three game set with Camilo Pascual to start. Pascual aims for his ninth win of a potential 20 plus season while the Athletics counter with Jerry Walker. The club previously beat the Dodgers 5 4 in a tense decision.
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Minnesota Twins
New York Yankees
Camilo Pascual
Athletics
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Twins
Los Angeles
AL Tightens As Twins Edge Angels In Ninth
In the American League race the Minnesota Twins beat the Los Angeles Angels 5-4 on Lennie Green’s ninth inning single. New York trails by a half game with a 32-22 record, Twins 36-25. Washington downed Cleveland 4-3 as Kansas City beat Chicago 11-8 and Baltimore topped Boston 7-4. Detroit rested as Oakland routed Chicago, while Ed Charles homered twice for KC.
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White Sox
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Lefty's Bar tops Merchants in Fast Pitch league game
Lefty's Bar defeated the Merchants 7-6 at Northwest Diamond to stay close to front-runner Moose. Key hits included a K Smith homer and Ostrowski three run blast fueling a six inning rally. Cummins doubled for the winning runs. Merchants had 10 hits with Yocom homer and Steffen a one run triple to briefly take the lead.
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Moose
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K. Smith
Ostrowski
Cummins
Rosavy
Ron Yocum
John Steffen
Jcc’s
SM Deal
Sterling Clothing
Lefty’s Bar
Tackle Signs Viking Pact
Grady Alderman an offensive tackle signed for two more seasons with the Minnesota Vikings. Alderman, 6 3 and 240 pounds, played at Detroit University and spent one season with the Detroit Lions. The Vikings ordered rookies to report July 13 for training camp at Bemidji State College with workouts beginning July 16. Veteran players report July 21 and the first scrimmage is July 28. The team opens pre season August 1 against the San Francisco 49 ers in Seattle.
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Grady Alderman
Minnesota Vikings
Alderman
Detroit University
Detroit Lions
Vikings
Bemidji State College
San Francisco 49’Rs
Seattle
Johnson Tames Mankato Again Home Run Tames Twins
Leon Johnson earned his second win for the Emil Scheid Austin Packers by beating Mankato 7-1 at Marcusen Park. He limited Mankato to five hits, struck out few, and blasted a decisive homer in the fifth inning to spark a big rally. The win left the Packers in a first place tie with the Mason City Braves, each with two victories.
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Leon Johnson
Mankato
Marcusen Park
Emil Scheid
Austin Packers
Mason City Braves
Johnson
Twins
Gary Weedman
Mark Davis
Bill Nordstrom
Gustavus
John Peterson
Weedman
Wayne Peterson
Larry Scheid
Brown
Jerry Meyers
Anderson
Manly Osborn
Packers
Scheid
Larry
Bloomington
Littler Leads Open as Four Contenders Rise at Oakmont
Gene Littler carded a 2 under par 69 at Oakmont to lead the 62nd U S Open by one stroke over Arnold Palmer Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus as 12 players sit within three shots. Palmer and Player struggled with putts while Nicklaus shot 72 alongside amateurs Gene Francis John Guenther and Stan Leonard after day one.
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Associated Press
Oakmont, Pa
Gene Littler
Littler
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Jack Nicklaus
Oakmont Country Club
Palmer
Player
Nicklaus
Gene Francis
New York
John Guenther
Reading
Canada
Stan Leonard
Sam Snead
Arnold
Registration Open for Jaycee Junior Tennis Meet
Registration continues for the Jaycee Junior tennis tourney at the Athletic Field courts starting 8 a.m. Saturday. Open to junior girls for the second time, no registration charge, contact tournament director Jack Emehiser or sign up at Dugan's Shop. Winners in boys and girls divisions advance to the state tournament June 30–July 1 at the University of Minnesota courts.
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Jack Emehiser
Dugan
University of Minnesota
Austin Midgets to Face St. Charles
Dave Stillwell will start on the mound as Austin hosts St. Charles in a WEW Midget league game at Marcusen Park. The 10:30 a.m. first pitch replaces the earlier 4:30 p.m. start. Stillwell earned a 2-1 week after a 7-2 opening win over Mankato.
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Austin
St. Charles
Marcusen Park
Paul Sanders
Stillwell
Mankato
Twins Schedule: Los Angeles Games June 22-24
The itinerary lists twin games in Los Angeles with show times Friday p m Saturday 1 30 p m and Sunday 1 p m two games. The schedule notes the Los Angeles venue and dates with times for the three day series.
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Los Angeles
National League Scores Show Reds Twins, Pirates Rise
Cincinnati Reds shutout the Giants 8 0 as Bob Shaw won his eighth. Milwaukee Braves beat Dodgers 7 1 behind strong pitching. Pirates win sixth straight 6 3 over Cubs, closing gap to leaders. Colts crush Mets 10 2 with Carl Warwick homering. Jay Robinson and Joey Jay spark Reds in the win while Billy Pierce injures an ankle.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati Reds
Giants
Milwaukee Braves
Dodgers
Bob Shaw
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Frank Robinson
Joey Jay
Reds
Jay
Houston
Mets
Carl Warwick
Jay Hook
Bob Bruce
Colts
Braves Move Imminent After Injury Clean bill
Milwaukee Braves fronted by manager Birdie Tebbetts say health has returned and they are ready to challenge in the National League race after a 7 1 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers to clinch the series two games to one. Tebbetts cites improving hitting and pitching as signs of coming into their own with 101 games remaining.
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Birdie Tebbetts
Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Tibbetts
Legion Baseball Tourney Plans Are Completed
Final plans outline East and West sub districts for First District posts and a large post tournament at Winona. East matchups include Caledonia Wabasha St Charles Plainview La Crescent and Lake City, with semifinals set for July 16 18. West zone sends Ellendale New Richland Kasson Hayfield and Grand Meadow to respective venues, with finals July 16 at Albert Lea.
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Lake City
Spring Grove
Plainview
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Glenville
Winona
Five Austin golfers in 16th Region Junior Golf
Five Austin Jaycee golfers participate in the 16th annual Region 14 Junior Golf tournament at Faribault Country Club. Dale Severs leads with an 80 to earn a regional berth. 27 holes played per golfer. top three trophies. State event at Virginia Municipal July 13 14 15 with top four earning trip to Huntington West Virginia.
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Faribault Country Club
Dale Severs
Glen Pike
Steve Hoag
Gary Pratt
Dick Burroughs
Austin Country Club
Severs
Jaycee
Albert Lea
Northfield
Owatonna
Waseca
Faribault
Virginia Municipal Course
Huntington
W. Va
Kansas City Athletics sign 19-year-old Lovrich Jr
Peter Lov rich Jr., a 19-year-old pitcher from the University of Arizona, signs a sizable bonus contract with the Kansas City Athletics. The deal marks a notable entry for the club and highlights a promising young arm from a major college program.
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Kansas City
Peter Lovrich Jr
University of Arizona
The
Kansas City Athletics
Eagles and Local 9 Triumph in Junior League Games
The Eagles defeated the Elks 16 to 5 at the Athletic field with Dave Stillwell earning steady pitching while Local 9 beat the Moose 11 to 5. Both clubs improved to 2 and 0 as Stillwell, Bryan Bjerke and Arlo Sandvng led the Eagles with three hits each. R Larson tallied a triple, double and single for Local 9, with M Lobb earning the win.
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Elks
Dave Stillwell
Local 9
Moose
Stillwell
Bryan Bjerke
Arlo Sandvng
R. Larson
M. Lobb
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