Hutchinson Stages Late Rally to Stop Austin 2 1
Hutchinson pulled off a late rally to beat Austin 2 1 in a first round state baseball game at Metropolitan Stadium. Hutchinson pushed across two unearned seventh inning runs as pitcher Dick Mielke held Austin to one hit. Austin’s bid ends in the state tourney while Hutchinson moves on to face Little Falls in the semifinal.
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Palmer embraced by Irish fans at Portmarnock Canada Cup
Arnold Palmer is adored by Irish crowds at Portmarnock as he plays in the Canada Cup. The popular American golfer, praised for humility and steady play, signs autographs for eager locals including an old woman and many children.
S M League Ball Games Washed Out
A three game Southern Minnesota League baseball program was washed out by rain and wet grounds Tuesday night. Fairmont at Austin, Mankato at Albert Lea, and Mason City at Estherville were postponed with new dates set for Fairmont-Austin and Mankato-Albert Lea.
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Bueno Wins First Match at Wimbledon Opener
Maria Bueno, facing her third Wimbledon and first title defense, won 6 3 6 2 against Belgium’s Christine Mercelis. A UK doctor warned her sudden 12 pound weight loss could signal a medical problem needing care, while Bueno remains focused on tennis.
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Novice Swim Meet Slated for 8 to 12 Year Olds
The Austin Swim Club and Park and Recreation Dept sponsor a novice swim meet at the Municipal Pool on Wednesday June 29 at 6 p.m. Registration is urged before the start. Races include 25 yards for eight and under and 50 yards for nine to twelve in freestyle. Ribbons go to the first five in each age group.
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League Trapshoot Won by Hattlestads
The Hattlestad trapshoot team won the weekly Nite Hawk League shoot Tuesday at the Ced ar Valley Conservation Club range with 92 targets. Dixons 87 and Machaceks 86 followed as high scorers. Top individuals were Clemmer Hattlestad Debson and McAlister with 21 targets. Machaceks lead the league at 6-0, Erickson 3-3, Hattlestad 4-2, Dixon 2-4, Sweeny 1-5 and Armhurst 2-4.
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Minor League Scores Roll Across International and Coast Leagues
International League results show Miami defeating Rochester 5 0 and Richmond 4 Montreal 0 while Toronto beat Columbus 2 Hevene 3 and Buffalo 2. American Association games include Lewisville 6 over Houston 4 and St Paul 2 over Denver 6. Pacific Coast League action lists Sacramento 7 over Seettie 4.
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Blues, Bloomington Square Off In Century League Clash
The Austin Blues host Bloomington in a 8:15 p m Century League game at Marcusen Park aiming to extend their home success. Johnson to start with Felker likely available later. Bloomington arrives riding a two game win streak.
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Mantle and Ford Help Yankees Pull Ahead in AL Race
Mickey Mantle homered twice and drove in three as Whitey Ford pitched a four hitter to beat Detroit 6 0 and take a half game AL lead. Ford, 3 5, ended a win drought while Lary fell to 6 7 with Detroit. The Yankees also saw White Sox win to move into fourth. Ted Williams hit his 11th homer as Boston lost.
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Braves surge to close gap with Pirates behind sharp pitching
Milwaukee's pitchers solidify form as the Braves win their fourth straight and seventh in eight, sweeping a two game set with the San Francisco Giants 9 6 and 2 1 in 12 innings to move within 3 games of Pittsburgh. Manager Dressen credits weather and a late surge after early delays for the improved pitching.
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Track Training in Eugene for Olympic Squad
United States Olympic track team members will begin training in Eugene Oregon starting July 25. The session marks preparation for upcoming national and international meets with coaches overseeing workouts at the university facilities.
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How They Stand Thursday Games
Te at Philadelphia N St Louis et Pittsburgh N games listed show matchups and standings for Thursday. The fragment lists teams and venues but lacks full results or context.
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Giants Lose Pace in Milwaukee Doubleheader
The San Francisco Giants under Tom Sheehan slumped faster than under Bill Rigney, dropping three straight and tumbling to 96 and 21 losses in a two night set at Milwaukee, as the team lost 5.5 games in the National League race.
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Mantle Starts to Hit as Yankees Rally to Life
DETROIT AP. Mickey Mantle anchors a Yankees revival as New York wins five in a row and climbs atop the American League standings. Mantle’s hot streak helps lift the fallen champions, with the Yanks taking 12 of 13 and 14 of 16 games. Mantle reached a career low.
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Canada Cup opens with Australia versus Japan in Portmarnock
The Canada Cup golf tournament in Portmarnock Ireland opens with defending champion Australia facing Japan to avoid an Ireland match at the end of the event. Arnold Palmer and Sam Snead lead the Americans against Wales in the team event while Stan Leonard defends the individual title.
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Patterson Johansson Title Fight Shown at Paramount
The Floyd Patterson Inge Johansson bout films begin a five day run at the Paramount Theater announced by Karl Lindstaedt. The Polo Grounds knockout win by Patterson over Johansson in the fifth round is shown in slow motion.
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Dukes Take Lead as Grand Forks Falls in Northern League
Duluth Superior controlled the Northern League standings by defeating Grand Forks 4 1. Al Baker hit a two run homer in the fourth to fuel the win while manager Bob Clear of Grand Forks lost his second straight after a nine game streak earlier in the season. Aberdeen dropped a game back after Fargo Moorhead routed them 11 4. Eleven Twins produced a big inning to chase Jerry Alford who had a seven inning no hitter last time out. Minot edged St Cloud 4 3 as Max Alvis delivered a bases loaded single in the ninth. Eau Claire was washed out at Winnipeg.
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Tough on base paths says Groat of Spencer
Pittsburgh Pa Dick Groat, Pittsburgh Pirates shortstop, calls Davyl Spencer of the St. Louis Cardinals “as tough as he comes” when sliding into second base.
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Louisville and Denver Stay on Top
Louisville and Denver remain atop the American Association standings after a Tuesday night slate. Louisville beat Houston 6-4 as Denver defeated Indianapolis 6-2. Charleston upset St Paul 4-2, while Dallas Fort Worth edged Minneapolis 4-3 with late runs. Lee Maye and George Alusik provided key moments for Louisville and Denver respectively.
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