Packers Fall to Kate in Extra Inning Setback
Bud Getta pinch hit in the 10th and snapped a sacker home run as Mankato beat Austin 3 to 2 in a Southern Minny League thriller. Hank led Mankato with 14 strikeouts and two hits, while John Stephens allowed seven hits but an 10th inning error doomed Austin.
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Austin Boxscore Scored Inconsistent Game Report
In a messy boxscore format, Austin shows scoring events and individual credits with unclear player names. The entry lists RBI credits for Tracy Brown Meefner Gette and 28 Brown, Fessenmeier Schenitt with multiple odd notations and inconsistencies.
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Albert Lea Routs Mason City in 5-2 Upset
In Albert Lea Minnesota on Sunday night the Packers upset Mason City 5-2 as Bohannon faltered early and Albert Lea built a three run second inning. Dave Long doubled in a run and Jack Woodside delivered a two RBI single in the third. Mason City did its scoring in the second and fifth. The Packers now stand 3-2 on the season and will meet Mason City again Thursday before a sunlit crowd of about 400.
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Blues Drop Tight Pitchers Bout at Cannon Falls
The Austin Blues lose 3 2 at Cannon Falls in Century League action. Thomp son of Cannon Falls allows four hits and Johnson of Austin yields six. Dahlback and M Os born spark Austin with two runs, while Quist drives in two for Cannon Falls. Pohl and Thompson also factor in for the hosts.
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Twins and White Sox clash in sharp Sunday twin bill
The Minnesota Twins split a Sunday twin bill with the Chicago White Sox as Chicago won 4-3 on a ninth inning homer by Nellie Fox after Dagoberto Cueto faltered in his first major league start. In the nightcap the Sox roared back 10-7 behind a six run fifth inning, with Camilo Pascual surrendering six runs and a bat-throwing dugout flare-up involving Pascual and Bob Allison. Harmon Killebrew provided a late Twins spark with a double, but Chicago held on.
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High School Meet Opens in St. Cloud
Minnesota high school baseball opens with Washburn aiming for a third straight title led by Len Stream 12 2 and facing Bemidji. North St Paul led by Don Arlich seeks another win as Fergus Falls Hinckley Pipestone Rochester Springfield also compete in the state tournament field.
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Major League Leaders by League Baseball Statistics
American League leaders include Cash batting .260 with Detroit and Brandt at .354 for Baltimore. Mantle leads runs with 54 for New York, while Cash also tops RBIs with 87. Piersall's 82 hits pace the league. Wood and Lance lead triples with five. Morris homers 24 for New York. National League leaders feature Mays 49 runs for San Francisco and Cepeda 53 RBIs for San Francisco. Pinson and Clemente tie 83 hits for Cincinnati and Pittsburgh respectively. Cepeda hits 18 homers for San Francisco. Koufax leads strikeouts with 97 for Los Angeles. Williams 85 for L.A. with 3-0 records.
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Osage Clouts Adams 12-1 in NC Loop
Osage stayed on top of the North Central League Sunday as eight teams clashed. The Osage club whipped Adams 12 to 1 with pitcher Stei del allowing six hits. Adams used three pitchers Bill Booker Dick Noterman and R Booher in a attempted comeback but Osage totaled 10 hits. J Steirz caught for Osage and Domino for Adams.
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Vikings Sign End Don Ellersick and Name Team Physician
ST. PAUL MINNEAPOLIS AP The Minnesota Vikings signed defensive end Don Ellersick a former Los Angeles Rams defensive halfback and 1961 contract holder. Ellersick at 6 1 190 pounds played college football at Washington State. Dr Donald Lannin of St Paul was named team physician, an orthopedic surgeon.
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Whitey Ford Shuts Down Tigers as Yankees Win
Whitey Ford pitched a three-hitter with 12 strikeouts to lift the New York Yankees to a 9-0 victory over Detroit, despite a blister developing on his pitching hand. The win tightens Detroit’s league lead to a half game over Cleveland while Chicago and Boston pushed for gains in the pennant chase. Ford’s gem, supported by Johnny Blanchard and Bill Skowron homers, moved him to 11-2 on the season as the Yanks pile up wins behind strong relief from Luis Arroyo.
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North Dakotans Tie For Top In Sioux Indian Trapshoot
Jerome Jensen of Ryder and George Damen of Mayville each hit 199 of 200 targets to tie for high honors in the 38th Sioux Indian Shoot at Graceville Gun Club. Rod Lyck of Duluth won the handicap event. Jensen posted the high overall two day total. About 150 marksmen from Minnesota North Dakota Wisconsin and Winnipeg attended, largest turnout in the event's history. The 1962 shoot is set for Minot North Dakota.
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Dutcher Wins Ramsey Club Championship With Final-Round In 35
Don Dutcher staged a dramatic comeback at the Ramsey Men's Club tournament finishing with a blazing 35 on the final nine holes to win by two strokes over Duane Snater. Snater earned medalist honors with an 18 hole 77% strokes as 60 golfers competed.
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IOC Meets in Athens to Plan 1964 Games and Reforms
The International Olympic Committee gathers in Athens for three days of talks on the 1964 Tokyo and Innsbruck 1964 winter games and on its own future. President Avery Brundage predicts success as delegates weigh drastic reforms to democratize the IOC and curb nationalist politics.
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UCLA Favorite Fox Leads NCAA Tennis Opener in Iowa
UCLA dominates seedings as Allen Fox opens as top seed in the NCAA championships in Ames Iowa facing George Stoesser of Arizona. Defending doubles champs Nagler and Fox lead UCLA with Osuna of Southern Cal third. Tournament runs through next Sunday with UCLA and Southern Cal favored for the team title.
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NL Board to Pick Players for New Pro Elevens
An NL expansion committee in Chicago will decide on a 1962 plan to supply Mets and Colts with players. Members include Bavasi Devine McHale Feeney Quinn. no announcements expected. plan may mirror AL system used for Washington and Los Angeles with 56 players at 75 thousand dollars each.
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Seven Winners Crowned at Chateau Raceway Saturday Night
Seven drivers captured wins across seven races at Chateau Raceway on Saturday night. Heat and feature results include Orville Snater Don Pirks Verlin Bakers Ole Brua Ronnie Thomas Rex Garr and more with Bill Barnett Cliff Pratt and Larry Bateman also podiuming across heats. Next week features a Powder Puff race for women drivers.
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Concordia Vikings to Open Coaching Clinic in Moorhead
The Minnesota Vikings will play an intra squad game at Moorhead State College on August 13, announced by General Manager Bert Rose. The inner squad game replaces the canceled Chicago Cardinals contest and serves as the opening feature of the Concordia College Coaching Clinic.
Carleton College to Build Dormitory for 209 Students
Construction will start this month on a Carleton College dormitory in Northfield Minnesota to house 209 students. The building includes a dining wing with 250 capacity and will cost about 1.5 million dollars.
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