Springfield Beats Austin In State Tournament No-Hitter
Lefty Mike Davison pitched a no-hitter leading Springfield to a 4-0 win over Austin for third place in the 1963 State Baseball tournament at Midway stadium. Davison struck out 19, walked five, and Springfield finished 17-2.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Mike Davison
Springfield
Austin
Midway Stadium
Dick Seltz
Packers
Minneapolis Washburn
Davison
Mike House
Norm Heaton
Jim Renner
Tigers
Hibbing
Packer
John Hastings
Hartman and Schmitt Named All-State In 1963 Baseball
Hartman and Tim Schmitt of Austin were named to the 15-man all-tournament team for the 1963 Minnesota State High School baseball tournament at Midway stadium. The squad honors all teams. Washburn led with three selections: Kern Lang and Straka. Others include Gambucci Burcar Davison Peichel Fenwick Fenwick Lyscio Grotte Klungness Aune.
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St, Paul
Minn
Dave Hartman
Tim Schmitt
Austin
Minnesota
Midway Stadium
Minneapolis Washburn
Washburn
Dave Kern
Phil Lang
Bob Straka
Hibbing
Gary Gambucci
Randolph Burcar
Springfield
Mike Davison
Stan Peichel
Anoka
Bob Fenwick
Brainerd
Swyer
Jerry Lyscio
Fairmont
Mike Grotte
Thief River Falls
Paul Klungness
John Aune
Seven Teams Vie for UCT Little League Title
Seven teams compete for the United Commercial Travelers Little League crown this summer. The 114 player boys 12 and under league plays at UTC Little League park. Leaders include the Twins 4-0 under Del Kroning and Bob Knutson with others: Ellis Tigers Yankees Red Devils Yellowjackets Colts Green Hornets. Week of June 17 fixtures include Twins vs Yellowjackets Ellis Tigers vs Red Devils Yankees vs Yellowjackets and Twins vs Green Hornets.
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UTC Little League
Twins
del Kroning
Bob Knutson
Ellis Tigers
Frank Waller
George Faas
Yankees
Clif Lenoch
Don Pell
Red Devils
Ray Sellers
Ray Heise
Spahn Clinches 57th Shutout in Braves Victory
Milwaukee ace Warren Spahn pitched a 3-0 win over the Philadelphia Phillies, allowing three hits with three strikeouts and one walk. The 42-year-old tied Jim Galvin for seventh all time in shutouts and surged toward major league records in wins and strikeouts while guiding the Braves to a strong 93-? season pace.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Warren Spahn
Spahn
Ray Culp
Phils
Jim Galvin
Rube Waddell
Unpopular Verdict for Boxer Jones in Teaneck Fight
Pudgy Doug Jones edged Billy Daniels by a 5-4-1 decision before 4,000 fans in Teaneck New Jersey. Jones, ranked third heavyweight, cut Daniels above both eyes and improved to 22-4-1 while Daniels fell to 18-3. referee Paul Cavalier cast the sole dissenting vote as patrons booed the result.
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Teaneck
N.J
Doug Jones
Billy Daniels
Jones
Daniels
New Jersey
Paul Cavalier
Associated Press
Washburn Captures Minnesota Baseball Title
Washburn defeated Hibbing 9-1 to win the Minnesota High School baseball tournament, led by Dave Kern's three-hit pitching in 14 innings of work. Springfield's Mike Davison fanned 19 in a 4-0 no hitter for third place against Austin, while Anoka edged Brainerd 2-0 behind Bob Fenwick's near no-hit effort.
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Springfield
Hastings
Bob Richardson
Jay Best
Richardson
Best
ST. Paul
Washburn
Hibbing
Dave Kern
Mike Davison
Austin
Bob Fenwick
Anoka
Brainerd
Davison
Kern
Legion Plays Albert Lea in Southern Minnesota Junior Legion Game
The Austin American Legion Junior team travels to Albert Lea for a league game at Hayek Park. Coach Dick Seltz aims to extend a 1 game win streak after a 6-2 victory over Mankato. Likely starters include Roger Wistreill or Bill OShaughnessy. Next up are Fairmont on Monday and Rochester at Marcusen Park Tuesday.
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Austin American Legion
Albert Lea
Packers at Mankato Tonight in Southern Minnesota League
The Austin Packers, 2-2 in the league, meet the Mankato Twins at Key City Park in a return game. John Page will start for the Packers while Loyal Bloxam pitches for the Twins. Dairy and Kiddies Day Sunday at Marcusen Park features prizes including a $50 savings bond and bicycles with free admission for Golden Wedding couples.
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Emil Scheid
Austin Packers
Minnesota
Mankato Twins
Key City Park
Packers
Bloomington
Mankato
Twins
Scheid
John Page
Page
Owatonna
Ray Rosenbaum
Frank Brown
Larry Scheid
Ed Wilt
Mason City
Packer
Marie Flickinger
Elaine U1land
Dairy Princesses
Mower
Freeborn County
P. J. Holand
Harvey Sathre
Gophers' Andersen Signs With Twins
Minnesota Twins sign University of Minnesota second baseman Jon Andresen after his first team 1963 All-America honor. He joins Bismarck Mandan in the Northern League with a bonus estimated between 5 000 and 10 000 dollars. Andresen, 21, captained the Gopher team and hit .370 this season.
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ST. Paul-Minneapolis
Minnesota Twins
University of Minnesota
Jon Andresen
Andresen
Twins
Bismarck-Mandan
Gopher
Twins Seek Pitcher As Mele Seeks Fifth Starter
Minnesota Twins owner Calvin Griffith hinted at adding a pitcher by Friday night with calls continuing Friday morning. The club may acquire a pitcher via cash purchase or recall Lee Stange from the Dallas-Fort Worth PCL. Sam Mele said a fifth starter is needed with Jim Roland sidelined by a elbow issue. The Twins also bought veteran reliever Mike Fornieles from Boston, slated to report today.
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ST. Paul-Minneapolis
Calvin Griffith
Minnesota Twins
Calvin
Griffith
Lee Stange
Dallas-Fort Worth
Sam Mele
Jim Roland
Mele
Twins
Mike Fornieles
Boston
Strikeout Record Set for Twin Bill
Cleveland and Washington squeezed a triple header into a double header and set a major league strikeout record for two teams in a twinbill. The Senators won 5-2 and the Indians 3-2 in 19 innings as 42 strikeouts were posted. Washington pitchers struck out six in the first game and 14 in the second, while Cleveland hurlers fanned three in the opener before finishing with 19.
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Cleveland
Washington
Senators
Indians
Giants Edge Colts for Tie at Top in NL Race
Hal Brown battled for seven innings allowing only one hit while Tom Haller's second inning homer sparked a 2-1 San Francisco win over the Colts. The Giants tied St Louis for the NL lead as Cincinnati lost and Milwaukee, Chicago, the Mets and Pirates had varied results.
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Baltimore
Boston
Cleveland
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Detroit
Washington
York
Chicago
Houston
New York
Shire Insutts
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
J. Louis
Brown
Colts
Tom Haller
Giants
Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Dodgers
Radatz Dominates in Relief as Yankees Rally Past Tigers
Boston's Dick Radatz, a burly right-hander, fires fastballs in two perfect innings to earn his sixth save in a 5-1 Red Sox win over Baltimore. He has not allowed an earned run in 15 appearances since May 12, extending his scoreless streak to 33 innings.
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Tommie Aaron
Aaron
Braves
Phillies
Ray Culp
Culp
Bob Green
Associated Press
Dick Radatz
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Baltimore
Radatz
Earl Wilson
John Powell
Hitting leaders clash as Wagner Kaline and Allison duel
In the Twin Cities Leon Wagner of Los Angeles Bob Allison of Minnesota and Detroit's Al Kaline shared the American League home run lead with 15 homers each before Friday's game. Allison added a two run shot to move ahead with 16 while Wagner and Kaline were homerless.
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Angel
Allison
Leon Wagner
Los Angeles
Bob Allison
Minnesota Twins
Detroit
al Kaline
Twin Cities
Wagner
Kaline
Nicklaus Promises Open Play Despite Aching Neck
Jack Nicklaus, nursing a neck muscle spasm, vows to play in the U S Open next week if pain allows. He carded 72 for 141 to stay four behind leader Arnold Palmer in the Thunderbird golf classic at Brookline. Palmer tied for the lead with Bobby Nichols after shooting 70, as 87 pros and three amateurs vie for the final two rounds. Ben Hogan added a 71 to reach 142 at halfway.
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N. Y
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Nicklaus
Brookline
Mass
Bobby Nichols
Louisville
Jack Rule
Waterloo
Iowa
Palmer
Art Wall, Jr
Ben Hogan
Stigman Goes Distance in Twins 3 2 Win Over Angels
Dick Stigman pitched his first complete game in 16 days to lift Minnesota to a 3-2 win over Los Angeles. Battey and Allison provided power with a seventh inning solo shot and a third inning two-run homer as Stigman earned his 5th win. The victory pulled the Twins within two games of first place Chicago while Osinski took the loss for the Angels.
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Earl Battey
Twins
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
New York Mets
Cincinnati
Duke Snider
Julian Javier
Cardinals
Curt Flood
Bob Friend
Donn Clendenon
Pirates
Ray Sadecki
Ray Washburn
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Kansas City
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Detroit
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Washington
Cleveland
Charlie Maxwell
White Sox
Ron Hansen
Tigers
Don Messi
Joe Pepitone
Clete Boyer
Yankees
Jim Bouton
Jim King
Willie Kirkland
Dick Stigman
Battey
Allison
Stigman
Billy Moran
Felix Torres
Jim Fregosi
Angels
Ed Sadowski
George Thomas
Fregosi
Dan Osinski
Baltimore
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Freosi
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Dees
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Neovarro
U—Haller
On Soar
Smith
Marin Aims for Second NCAA Track Title in New Mexico
Ali Marin seeks a steeplechase crown at the NCAA meet in Albuquerque as USC leads team race after two days. George Desnoyers and Clifton to Sasa win events, while Mayfield’s points are invalid due to ineligible schools. Henry Carr and Nate Adams post double heats, and USC suffers loss of javelin ace Larry Stuart.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Julio the Bean
Marin
Southern California
University of New Mexico Stadium
George Desnoyers
Boston College
Clifton
Sasa
Central Ohio State College
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Arizona State University
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Adams
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Army
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Alabama
Manhattan
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Kansas
Police and Lions win Senior Club League games
The Police defeated the Legion 2 to 1 at the Athletic Field as Denny Jacobs struck out 13. The Lions beat the Jaycees 13 to 6 behind Don Matti's four hit pitching over five innings and Jeff Williams. Randy Tigner had three hits to start the Lions, with Terry Nelson, D Scheid and Schleicher adding two each. An oddity occurred with no putouts at first base.
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Legion
Denny Jacobs
Jaycees
Don Matti
Jeff Williams
Matti
Randy Tigner
Majerus
Terry Nelson
D. Scheid
Schleicher
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