Twins and Orioles split as bullpen woes persist
The Twins won the opener 5-2 behind Lee Stange with Bill Dailey sealing the save after Dailey-struck trouble. In the nightcap Baltimore exploded for five runs across the fourth to hand Minnesota a 5 3 defeat as Fornieles Pleis and Moore faltered. Harmon Killebrew homered in the first game and Bob Allison tied for the league lead with 17th homer while Hall added two doubles in game two. Goryl moved to third in place of Rollins after a leg bruise.
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Bill Pleis
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al Smith
John Orsino
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Moore
Garry Roggenburk
Allison
Boston
Dick Stuart
Bob Johnson
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Twins Sign Bob Kostka from Fargo ND
The Minnesota Twins signed outfielder Bob Kostka of Fargo North Dakota, son of Stan Kostka, star fullback on Minnesota’s 1934 national title team. Bob, 21, hit .400 as a senior at North Dakota University and .395 as a junior, earning all-North Central Conference honors. He is 5-10 and 165 pounds, bats and throws left, and was assigned to Orlando in the Florida State League.
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Fargo
N.D
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University of Minnesota
Bob
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Orlando
North Dakota State
Four Prospects Signed by Twins Farm Team in Appalachians
The Minnesota Twins signed four prospects for the Wytheville Virginia farm team in the Appalachian rookie league. They are Joe Gillings 21 from New Brunswick New Jersey Gary Copeland 19 from San Marcos California Bill Hansche 18 from Kenosha Wisconsin and Bill Patterson 20 from Louisburg North Carolina. Hansche pitched Kenosha to the Wisconsin High School state championship this spring.
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Minnesota Twins
Wytheville
Joe Gillings
New Brunswick
N.J
Gary Copeland
San Marcos
Calif
Bill Hansche
Kenosha
Wis
Bill Patterson
Louisburg
N.C
Hansche
Wisconsin
Eagles Sign Dean in 1963 Contract Move
The Philadelphia Eagles of the NFL announced on Friday the signing of fullback Ted Dean to a 1963 contract, securing the player for the coming season.
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Dean
Philadelphia
Ted Dean
Philadelphia Eagles
National Football League
Rodgers delivers in 10th as Cubs top Pirates
Andre Rodgers drove in the go ahead run with a bases loaded single in the 10th inning to lift the Chicago Cubs over the Pittsburgh Pirates 6-5. The Cubs extended their win streak to four while remaining in the NL pennant race amid other league results.
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Ron Perranoski
Tommy Davis
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Milwaukee
San Francisco
Jim Maloney
Cincinnati
Houston
New York Mets
Philadelphia
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Smokey
Smith Holds Stroke Lead in Western Open Golf
Veteran Marilynn Smith held a one stroke lead midway through the 34th Women’s Western Open at Maple Bluff Country Club as Mickey Wright loomed. Wright shot 70 to sit at 148, with Smith at 147 after 36 holes on a tight 6,365 yard layout, followed by Withrowth 151, Jessen 153, Rawls 154, Wilson 155, Hagge and Haynie 156.
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Marilynn Smith
Mickey Wright
Maple Bluff
Miss Smith
University of Kansas
Miss Wright
Kathy Withhworth
Ruth Jessen
Betsy Rawls
Peggy Joyce Wilson
Marlene Bauer Hagge
Sandra Haynie
Stable Scott Mix Tonight at Madison Square Garden
In a New York main event, Jose Stable of Cuba and New York meets Charley Scott of Philadelphia in a ten round bout on ABC at 9 p.m. EST. Scott, 27, carries a 33-21 record with 18 knockouts and two stoppages, while Stable, 22, stands 19-2-1 with six KOs and has never been stopped.
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Madison Square Garden
Jose Stable
Cuba
Charley Scott
Philadelphia
Scott
Gil Turner
Luis Rodriguez
Stable
Curtis Cokes
Sunnyside Gardens
ABC
Packers aim for fourth straight SM win at Bloomington
Emil Scheid's Austin Packers seek a fourth consecutive Southern Minnesota League victory Sunday at Bloomington. The club, 4-2 in league play, trails Mankato and leads by Mason City, with key roster tweaks and return of Ray Rosenbaum expected to boost the attack.
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Emil Scheid
Sporting Austin Packers
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Mason City
Marcusen Park
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Mankato
Twins
Owatonna
Austin
Athletics
Albert Lea
Scheid
John Page
Page
Maurice Joel
Warren Wollenberg
Ray Rosenbaum
Rosenbaum
Ken Wilson
Wilson
Joel
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Ron Richardson
Fred Sippel
Twin Cities
Norb Schmitt
Dan Daly
Jim Gray
Schmitt
Bill Hank
Austin Legion defeats Mankato 5-0 in junior league game
Austin Legion, coached by Dick Seltz, shut out Mankato 5-0 at Key City Park in Southern Minnesota Junior Legion League action. Lefty Lonnie Williams allowed two hits and struck out 11, improving Austin to 4-1. Williams and Berg, with Farris and Harrington, combined for seven hits including Wistreill’s double and single. The win was Austin’s second over Mankato. next games are non league at Albert Lea and league clash with Fairmont at Marcusen Park.
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Minnesota
Key City Park
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Dave Hartman
Mike Grotte
Austin
Jim Farris
Roger Wistreill
Herron Fails to Qualify at National Open
Carson Herron of Wayzata Minnesota failed to advance in Brookline Massachusetts as he posted rounds of 36 42 78 for a 163 total over 36 holes leaving him short of the cut.
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Carson Herron
Wayzata
Minn
Wynn fails in bid to reach 300 wins vs White Sox
Early Wynn, 43, loses his bid for 300 career victories as Juan Pizarro beats the Indians 2-0 in Cleveland. Chicago’s win keeps the White Sox within one game of the Yankees, while Detroit ends a 10 game slide by beating Kansas City 6-4. Other scores: Angels 1 Washington 0. Twins 5 Orioles 2.
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Malzone, Geiger lead Red Sox over Yankees in slugfest
Frank Malzone powered the Red Sox with a homer and a double driving in three runs while Gary Geiger added a homer and a running eighth inning catch to quell a Yankees rally. Bill Monbouquette improved to 8 straight wins, despite a Maris homer for New York.
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New York
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Roger Maris
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A’s
Chuck Dressen
Detroit
Wayne Causey
Rocky Colavito
Dick McAuliffe
al Kaline
Norm Cash
Dean Chance
Julio Navarro
Senators
Angels
Don Rudolph
Bob Perry
Felix Torres
Charley Dees
Rox Edge Aberdeen in Northern League Duel 2-1
St. Cloud Rox win 2-1 over Aberdeen on two unearned runs from a fifth inning error. Bob Muller struck out 10 for the Rox, while Howie Stetchers fanned 16 in defeat as Aberdeen pitchers allowed six hits. Winnipeg beat Grand Forks 9-1. Duluth Superior splits with Bismarck Mandan, Pards 7-4, Dukes 5-1.
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Associated Press
St. Cloud Rox
Aberdeen
St. Cloud
Bob Muller
Rox
Howie Stetchers
Muller
Winnipeg
Grand Forks
Duluth Superior
Bismarck Mandan
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Dukes
49ers Sign Three Pass Catching Ends
SAN FRANCISCO AP Three pass catching ends signed contracts with the NFL San Francisco 49ers Friday. Bernie Casey who had 53 receptions for 819 yards and six touchdowns in 1962, Monte Stickles used mainly as a tight end or blocker, and Clyde Connor a seven year veteran who battled minor injuries last season.
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San Francisco 49Ers
Bernie Casey
Monte Stickles
Clyde Connor
Patterson Bitten by Poetry Bug
New York AP report notes Cassius Clay inspires boxing crowds with poetry and predicts Liston Patterson bout in verse. Floyd Patterson, amused and embarrassed, jokes about a poetic comeback as boxing culture meets playful rhymes.
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Sonny Liston
Las Vegas
Car Races at Owatonna Sizzle For Big Midwest Purses
Minnesota State Stock Car Racing sanctioned events set for Sunday at Steele County Fairgrounds in Owatonna. Six events include heat races consolations and two features with top Midwest drivers such as champion Dave Engelbretson and runner up Marv DeWall among entrants. No time trials. races run by point system. First flag at 2 p.m.
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Minn
Minnesota
Steele County Fairgrounds
Midwest
Dave Engelbretson
Sioux Falls
S. D
Senators Drop Nine in Row
The Washington Senators extended their skid to nine straight losses, a 1-0 defeat to the Los Angeles Angels. Detroit’s run ended with a win over Kansas City, but the Senators still trail the pack as they pace toward a historically poor season.
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Washington Senators
Senators
Tigers
Washington
Kansas City
Los Angeles Angels
New York Mets
Palmer Cups and Finsterwald Tie for Open Lead
Arnold Palmer, Don Finsterwald and Jacky Cupit share the 36 hole Open lead at 142 as Jack Nicklaus struggles with a 77 and misses the cut. Palmer expresses confidence amid a lively atmosphere at The Country Club with two rounds remaining.
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Jack Fleck
Ben Hogan
Finsterwald
Cupit
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Cool Julius
Moose) Boros
Dean Refram
Medinah
Walter Burkemo
Frank Franklin
Mich
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Burkemo
Kiwanis Tops Legion 4-1 in Senior League clash
Kiwanis won 4-1 at Marcusen Park behind pitcher Jack Hanson who yielded three hits and struck out 10. Gary Quednow opened the scoring with a first inning RBI triple, and Kiwanis added two more in the fourth as Legion pitcher John Riles labored with seven walks. The Legion lone run came in the fifth on hit batters and a fielder’s choice.
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Young Righthander Signed by Cards
ST. LOUIS The baseball Cardinals announced the signing of right handed pitcher Donald Davis. Davis is from Belleville Illinois and for two years averaged 15 strikeouts a game while playing for Belleville High School. He will report to Brunswick Georgia of the Georgia Florida League.
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Baseball Cardinals
Donald Davis
Davis
Belleville
Belleville High School
Brunswick, Ga
Major League Leaders by League Baseball Leaders Summary
Highlights from American and National League leaders include batting averages led by Wagner and Davis, RBIs by Kaline and Aaron, hits by Wagner and Groat, doubles by Power, Hinton, and Javier, triples by Pinson and Brock, home runs by Stuart and H Aaron, and key pitching leaders such as Radatz and Maloney. Notable strikeout leaders include Bunning and Koufax with 89 and 120 respectively.
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Los Angeles
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Boston
Kaline
Detroit
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Minnesota
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Versalles
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Washington
Clinton
Stuart
Aparicio
Baltimore
Wood
Radatz
Walker
Cleveland
Bunning
Barber
Pizarro
Chicago
Pascual
T. Davis
Groat
St. Louis
H. Aaron
Milwaukee
Robinson
Cincinnati
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Javier
Pinson
Cepeda
San Francisco
Great
Brock
Skinner
Banks
Maloney
O'Toole
Koufax
Drysdale
Top Drivers Ready to Race at Lansing Chateau Speedway
Promoter Ernie Bachan expects at least 35 cars for tonight’s program at Chateau Speedway in Lansing. Austin drivers lead in modified and stock divisions with Bill Barnett and La Vern Jeck among top contenders. event features two heat races semi features and a full slate in both classes.
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Lansing
Ernie Bachan
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Bill Barnett
Dave Noble
Ken Corey
Verlin Baker
Blooming Prairie
Dave Bjorge
Ron Thomas
Gerhard Wollenberg
Rex Gar
Ole Brun
Albert Lea
la- Vern Jeck
Laurels
Gerhard Majerus
Jerry Ryks
John Fodness
Dick Veldman
Allen Crooks
Osage
Iowa
Ernie Yench
Bachan
Hayes Sets 100 Mark Twice in AAU Track
Hayes powers to world record runs in the 100 yard dash at the 75th AAU meet in St. Louis as Beatty, Burleson and Grelle push for sub four minute miles and more marks. U.S. team spots and Olympic implications loom with 12 events on tap Saturday.
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Bob Hayes
Florida
Jim Beatty
Hayes
Henry Carr
Arizona State
Alis Williams
Adolph Plummer
New Mexico
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Moscow
Frank Budd
Villanova
Canada
Harry Jerome
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Los Angeles
Cyrol Burleson
Oregon Emerald Empire AA
Jim Grelle
Cary Weisiger
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Bob Seaman
Tom O'Hara
Chicago Loyola
Burleson
Grelle
Brian Sternberg
Washington
Hayes Jones
Detroit
Pete McArdle
New York
U.S
Ralph Boston
Larry Stewart
Southern California
Dave Davis
O'Brie
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