Packers Edge Braves 3-2 in Southern Minnesota League clash
Maurice Joel earned his third win in four starts as Austin Packers edged Mason City 3 to 2 at Marcuson Park. The righthander allowed seven singles, faced a late jam but retired the final batters as Calahan misread a wrap play. An earlier fourth inning uprising produced all three Packers runs.
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Packers Extend Winning Streak In Bloomington Showdown
In Bloomington Sunday, Emil Scheid's Packers in a 4-2 league win, tying for second with the Braves as Mankato moved to first by beating Owatonna 7-4. Bloomington edged Albert Lea 9-1 behind Gordy Nevers' 21 strikeouts, while Austin led with eight hits against Dave Langrock who took the loss.
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Tokyo Girl Housewife Becomes Japan’s First Licensed Woman Second
Kyoko Shimada, 29, a Tokyo housewife and mother, is the first licensed woman second in Japanese boxing. She also works as a corner helper, bands hands, tends to gear and brows, and carries water and laundry between rounds. She enjoys boxing and mentors boxer Kimio Echizen at a gym run by Kenji Yonekura.
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Missouri Pitcher Signed by Twins
The Minnesota Twins signed right handed pitcher Larry Bohannon of Sikestown Missouri for their Wilson clubs in the Carolina League. Bohannon posted a 17-5 record in three seasons at the University of Missouri and an 11-2 mark for Pierre in the Basin League championship run last summer. He stands 6 feet tall and weighs 195 pounds and is one of 13 children.
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First Methodist Wins Softball Opener Over Baptist
First Methodist defeated First Baptist 21 to 8 in five innings at the Athletic Field to open YMCA Church Softball League play. Don Arnold earned the win as pitcher for First Methodist.
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U S Golfers Must Qualify for British Open at Lytham
Fifteen Americans among 261 named to qualify for the British Open at Lytham St Annes July 10 12. The system adds 44 exempt players from qualifying rounds with 120 total in the championship. Exempt players include Arnold Palmer Billy Casper Gary Middlecoff Jack Nicklaus Phil Rodgers and Doug Sanders.
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Leaping Relay Seals Twin Cities AL Game
In a Wednesday night twin bill in Minneapolis the Twins push ahead on a ninth inning effort. Rich Rollins hits to Nellie Fox who throws to Harmon Killebrew at first base for the out but Rollins is ruled safe.
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Snead Eyes Open Title At Tough Country Club
Sam Snead, bidding for his first Open title, assesses The Country Club course in Brookline Mass as the 63rd U S Open opens. He jokes about roughs while noting greens and fairways are tight. Palmer and Nicklaus lead a field of 150 in 72 holes of medal play after Oakmont victory.
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Giants beat Dodgers as Marichal shines in Candlestick rout
The San Francisco Giants defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 8-3 at Candlestick Park. Willie McCovey hit a first pitch homer, Tommy Davis tied the game with a two-run shot, and Marichal earned the win in his return from a no‑hitter. The Dodgers fell 2.5 games back of St. Louis while Cincinnati and Chicago also won.
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Yankees Lose Ground as Fox Fueled White Sox Rally
Nellie Fox posted five hits as Chicago drilled Minnesota 12-4 powering a 19-hit attack. Fox raised his average to .311 and Tom McCraw and Floyd Robinson homered twice each aiding a pennant chase push by the White Sox. Yankees beat Washington 3-2 as Maris homered, while Cleveland split with Baltimore helped by Osinski and Pappas.
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Noble Knocks In Third Ramsey Ace Of Season
Bob Noble of Austin aced Ramsey Golf Club 18-hole No 16 with a seven iron for his third ace of the season. He shot 41 for nine holes while playing with Burton Thomas and Roy E Wood. Earlier aces at Ramsey were by John Hargis and Fran Huinker.
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Father Dies but Yankee Ace Returns
Bobby Richardson returned to the New York Yankees after his father died and attended the funeral in Sumter South Carolina. He rejoined the club in time for a game against Washington and contributed three of the five hits, including a two out single that sparked a three run rally and Roger Maris 12th home run of the season.
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Firemen Win 11-1 Over KQAQ in Junior League
The firemen defeated KQAQ 11-1 Wednesday at the Athletic Field. Dave Davis pitched a complete game allowing three hits and striking out seven. Chuck Arett and Stan Attlesey sparked the offense, while Hunter for KQAQ slammed a single and stole home.
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Cassius Clay Vows to Face Sonny Liston for Heavyweight Title
In New York Cassius Clay speaks with confidence about meeting Sonny Liston after defeating Henry Cooper in London. He seeks a $1.5 million guarantee plus half the TV money and predicts a historic, record breaking title win, aiming for December. He also mentions a possible September Philadelphia venue if Liston defeats Floyd Patterson.
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VFW Defeats Albert Lea In Midget League Action
Austin VFW Mid, coached by Dale Ramlo, won 16-4 over Albert Lea VFW at Hayek Park behind Keith Keller who pitched a four hit game with 13 strikeouts. Keller, Wetterburg, Cobb Larson and Jame Shawback each had triples as Austin racked 15 hits and will face Waseca in a split doubleheader before meeting Mankato in another Sunday twin bill.
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Twins Win Big Over Green Hornets 14-1 at UCT Park
The unbeaten Twins improved to 6-0 in United Commercial Travelers Little League after beating the Green Hornets 14-1 at UCT Park on Wednesday. Kevin Keller earned the win, homered, while Nick Lindgren allowed three hits. Larry Lenoch collected three hits including a triple. The Yanks vs Yellowjackets game was rescheduled to today at 6:30 p.m.
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Oerter Out of Moscow Dual Meet With Russians
New York AP reports discus world record holder Al Oerter will not compete for the United States against Russia in Moscow this summer due to a slipped disc doctors say will end his 1963 season. Oerter had never lost to the Russians prior to this setback.
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White Sox Dominate Twins 12-4 in St. Paul Met Stadium
Chicago blasts Minnesota with 12 runs on 19 hits led by Tom McGraw and Floyd Robinson who homer twice each and drive in nine. Nellie Fox collects five hits as Dick Stigman loses his start. Harmon Killebrew hits his 12th homer for Minnesota, but the White Sox pull away late as Jim Kaat prepares for Minnesota. Baltimore series opens the weekend.
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Golfer Troubles At Open Title Tilt
Billy Vegas Nevada Tommy Bolt Florida Venice and Ed Kroll Oak Park appear in a wartime style AP Wirephoto caption describing golf troubles linked to the 1958 Open winner angle.
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Brown Derby Edges Mike's for Second Straight Win
The Brown Derby beat Mike's Bar 11 10 at Northwest Park to snap an eight game skid and improve to 2 8 while Mike's Bar drops to 1 9. Moose remains undefeated at 10 0 after a 6 0 win over VFW.
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Wright Favored in Western Open at Maple Bluff
In Madison Wisconsin Mickey Wright leads 36 pros and 74 amateurs into the 34th Women’s Western Open at Maple Bluff Country Club as she defends her title and pursues a seventh win of the year. Wright has been the tour’s top money winner since 1961 with over $11,000 earned.
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