Dodgers Beat Braves 10 9 in Slugfest as Bragan Contract Wins
Braves rally for 15 hits and five homers but drop seventh straight, 10-9 to Dodgers. Moon and Tracewski key for L A as Maye Torre Oliver homer for Milwaukee. Yankees beat White Sox 6-5 and other scores touch off tight races.
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Associated Press
Bobby Bragan
Milwaukee
Braves
Bragan
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Yankees
Chicago
White Sox
Yankees
Los Angeles
Washington
Cleveland
Minnesota
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Dodgers
Wally Moon
Dick Tracewski
Tracewski
Lee Maye
Joe Torre
Gene Oliver
Football Hall of Famers on Monday Night Program
Dick McCann director of the Football Hall of Fame in Canton Ohio and Jim Conzelman newly elected to the NFL Hall of Fame were scheduled for a Monday night appearance. Conzelman was expected to discuss his career and the Hall of Fame honors.
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Dick McCann
Football Hall of Fame
Canton
Ohio
Jim Conzelman
NFL Hall of Fame
Conzelman
Packets surge revives Austin in Southern Minny race
The Austin Packers rebounded from four straight losses to rise into a third place tie in the Southern Minny standings after sweeping Bloomington, Albert Lea and Rochester last week. Pitching by John Page and Maurice Joel sparked the resurgence as Austin hosts Owatonna at Marcusen Park.
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Austin Packers
Austin
Bloomington
Albert Lea
Rochester
Owatonna
Wayne Haefner
Austin’s
John Page
Maurice Joel
Page
Packers
Marcusen Park
Don Carlson
Larry Scheid
Paul Mark
Bruce Arthur
Norb Schmitt
Austin Baseball Association
Emil Scheid
Tommy Wilson
Minnesota Vikings
Twins Beat Red Devils In 11-0 UCT Little League Game
The Twins defeated the Red Devils 11-0 at UCT Park. The Twins had three hits while Layne Heise walked six batters and hit a batter amid six errors. Kevin Keller earned four strikeouts for the Twins. the Red Devils had two hits. A second game features the Colts vs Ellis Tigers at 6 30 p.m. weather permitting.
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Twins
Yankees
Red Devils
United Commercial Travelers
Uct Park
Layne Heise
Kevin Keller
Colts
Ellis Tigers
McKinley Wins Match at Wimbledon Amid Upsets
American champ Chuck McKinley survived a potential disqualification ordeal after a reprinted article surfaced but was deemed blameless. He defeated Terry Ryan in straight sets as Froehling and Ralston both fell in five and four sets to Greek and British opponents respectively, signaling a rough start for the U.S. at Wimbledon.
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McKinley
Ralston
Froehling
Wimbledon
England
Chuck McKinley
Frank Froehling
Dennis Ralston
Gardnar Mulloy
Jack Kramer
U.S
Jaroslav Drobny
Mike Sangster
Drobny
Sangster
Chunky Chuck
San Antonio
Tex
Britain
Tony Pickard
Nicola Kanogeropoulos
Greece
Trophies Awarded at State VFW Bowling Meet
Elmer Bergen accepts top bowling trophies at the State VFW convention in Faribault after the May state tourney. The Austin bowlers won singles doubles and all events titles with partner Carl Krebsbach.
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Elmer Bergen
Carl Krebsbach
Faribault
Austin
Nicklaus Sets Pace In PGA Earnings This Year
Jack Nicklaus leads pro golf earnings at $51,426 year to date per the PGA. Arnold Palmer follows with $49,651 and Bill Casper Jr. at $49,229. Ken Venturi comes in seventh with $30,879 after winning the U S Open, Casper adds $5,000 for fourth in Open, Palmer $3,750 for fifth, Tony Lema $40,561, Mike Souchak $34,453, Tommy Jacobs $32,524, Mason Rudolph $30,770, Gary Player $30,377 and Juan Rodriguez $27,671.
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Dunedin
Fla
Jack Nicklaus
Professional Golfers Association
Arnold Palmer
Bill Casper Jr
Ken Venturi
Saurday
Casper
Palmer
Nicklaus
Tony Lema
Mike Souchak
Tommy Jacobs
Mason Rudolph
Gary Player
Juan Rodriguez
Heise Wins Northfield Invitational in Golf Opener
Dick Heise of Minneapolis fired a 109 total over 54 holes to win the Northfield Invitational. Heise finished one stroke ahead of Edina's John Miller with Gene Christianson of Minneapolis third at 111.
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Northfield
Dick Heise
Minneapolis
Heise
Edina
John Miller
Gene Christianson
Mike's Bar Tops Moose in City League Softball Thriller
Mike's Bar edged Moose Lodge 3-2 at Northwest Park aided by the weatherman. Wayne Haefner scored the tying run in the fourth and the winning run in the fifth on Duane Alven's double as Mike's Bar improved to 6-4 while Moose Lodge fell to 8-2.
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Mike
Moose Lodge
Denny Barnstad
Chico Ploof
Bert Towne
VFW
Idle Hour Inn
John Augustine
Butch Slaggerman
Jim Erickson
Ron Rice
Willy Fredrich
Duane Dahlback
Fred Berclay
Northwest Park
Wonderland Bar
Lefty
Combs Rusco
Lar
Three Women's City League Softball Doubleheaders Tonight
Three games are scheduled at the Athletic Field. Mitchell's Tavern hosts Gus Young's in a 2-2 vs 4-0 clash and Erv's Standard faces Phil & Morrie's Deep Rock as 3-1 teams at 6:30 p.m. Clinic Pharmacy meets Dugan's Sport Shop at 8 p.m. Gus Young's and the Merchants share the league lead at 4-0.
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Mitchell's Tavern
Gus Young
Erv
Standard
Phil & Morrie
Deep Rock
Clinic Pharmacy
Dugan
Sport Shop
Gus Young's
the Merchants
Lloyd Stein Receives Viking Ring at Twin Cities Dinner
At the first professional football dinner by Twin Cities Minutemen in St Paul Minneapolis, Lloyd Stein of the University of Minnesota is honored with the Viking Ring for outstanding athletic contribution in Minnesota. Vikings sponsor the ring. other attendees include Pete Rozelle Y A Tittle and George Halas.
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Chicago Bears
NFL
Twin Cities
ST. Paul - Minneapolis
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Twin Cities Minutemen
National Football League
Pete Rozelle
New York Giants
Y.A. Tittle
Vikings
Paul Flatley
Minnesota
University of Minnesota
Lloyd Stein
Viking
Jim Klobuchar
Pro Football Writers Association
Scribes
Terry Dillon
Montana
Dillon
Lew Ferguson
Minnesota Twins
Local YMCA Church League Softball Results
Our Saviors defeated First Baptist 21 to 13 at the Athletic Field with Al Greenlee pitching and Dick Warmanen delivering two homers and two singles. Felty slugged two homers for the losers. First Methodist beat Assembly of God 14 to 5 aided by two triples from Dickews and George Bucklin with Webb Cline pitching. two more games were called off due to wet grounds and will be made up later.
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Our Saviors
First Methodists
Grace Lutheran
Church of Christ
St. Edwards
St. Olaf
First Baptist
al Greenlee
Dick Warmanen
Felty
First Methodist
Assembly of God
Dickews
George Bucklin
Webb Cline
Mays Heads NL All Star Starters In 1964 Picks
Willie Mays received 240 of 241 votes to lead the National League lineup for the July 7 All Star game at Shea Stadium. Ken Boyer Dick Groat Orlando Cepeda and Roberto Clemente join the Giants and Cardinals in the starting slate with other picks from Cubs Pirates Mets and Braves.
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Joe Reichler
NEW York
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Shea Stadium
Mays
Giants
Ken Boyer
Dick Groat
Orlando Cepeda
Ford Frick
al Lopez
Walt Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Milwaukee Braves
New York Mets
Ron Hunt
Mets
Roberto Clemente
Pirates
Billy Williams
Cubs
Braves
Joe Torre
Maury Wills
Dodgers
Wills
Curt Flood
Williams
Magic
Will Stargell
Groat
Leo Cardenas
Cincinnati
Boyer
Ron Santo
Cardinal
Bill White
Julian Javier
John Edwards
Clemente
Milwaukee
Henry Aaron
Aaron
White
Javier
Ed Bailey
Tommy Davis
Hartman and Legion Triumph 6-0 Over Waseca
Austin Legion coached by Dale Ramlo edged Waseca 6 to 0 in an exhibition at Marcusen Park. Dave Hartman tossed a two hit shutout with 15 strikeouts while Chuck Granholm led the offense with a triple and two singles.
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Dale Ramlo
Austin Legion
Waseca
Marcusen Park
Dave Hartman
Jim Roemlick
Chuck Granholm
Austin
Rick Decker
The
Legion
Twins Struggle with Pitching as Rain Halts Tie
The Minnesota Twins and Cleveland Indians battled 10 innings before rain halted the 8-8 tie in the 11th. Rookie and veteran arms struggled as starters allowed 18 runs in 21 1 3 innings and relievers yielded eight more in 15 2 3 innings. Harmon Killebrew and Bob Allison keyed a 8 2 lead before sloppy defense and late Cleveland rallies kept the game unsettled.
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Cleveland
Camelo Pascual
Minnesota
Howser Ss
Les
Cavallo Cf
Rollins
Wagner
Olivars
Chance
Brew If
W'field
Oallison, Cf
Romano
McCabe
Siebert
Pascual
Braves Keep Bragan With New Two Year Contract
Milwaukee Braves extend manager Bobby Bragan through the 1965 season amid a seven game losing streak. Bragan praised the confidence while the club slid to ninth. Los Angeles Dodges beat the Braves 10 9 as Bragan’s future was secured.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Bobby Bragan
Bragan
Los Angeles Dodgers
John McHale
Bill Bartholomay
McHale
The
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Birdie Tebbetts Auit
Davis Signs With Indians After Major League Interest
Minnesota all star first baseman Bill Davis signed with the Cleveland Indians for a reported 10000 bonus. He will be assigned to Charleston West Virginia in the class AA Eastern League after negotiations with Walter Shannon. Davis cited interest from several clubs and chose Cleveland for the best opportunity.
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Minn
Bill Davis
Minnesota
Cleveland Indians
Davis
Walter Shannon
Indians
Charleston
W. Va
Baltimore
Kansas City
Detroit
Cleveland
Twins
Today’s NBA Standings and Schedule Highlights
Detroit faces Kansas City as two games tip at night. Boston plays Chicago and New York meets Seattle. Washington travels to Los Angeles to face the Cavaliers in Minnesota. Cleveland vs. Milwaukee and Boston at Chicago appear on Wednesday’s card with Cape Ny noted.
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Detroit
Kansas City
Boston
Chicago
New York
Saitinsen
Washington
Los Banes
Cleveland
Minnesota
Chickaton
Cape Ny
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Houston
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Eagles Clinch 10-0 Junior League Win at Galloway Pit
The high riding Eagles extended their streak to five by routing VFW 10 to 0 in a junior division Club League baseball game Monday at Galloway Pit. George Hemphill pitched all nine innings for the win, allowing one hit, a third inning single by Armstrong. Randy Rudd slammed a homer and double, Barney Bartholemew added a homer, and seven Eagles collected hits.
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VFW
Galloway Pit
George Hemphill
Armstrong
Randy Rudd
Barney Bartholomew
Rox Beaten by Dodgers in 10 Inning Northern League Victory
Grand Forks pitcher Bill Hall and Carmelo Aquino combined for a two-hitter as the Dodgers beat St. Cloud 8-4 in 10 innings. Hall carried a no-hitter into the seventh before Woody Foster’s double. Art Uresti hit a pinch homer in the eighth to give St. Cloud a 4-3 edge, but relief pitcher Joe Kazmar allowed the Rox to lose in the 10th. Duluth Superior at Bismarck. Mandan and Winnipeg at Aber deen were rained out.
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Hank Aaron
Denis Menke
Yankees
Chicago
Steve Hamilton
Hal Reniff
White Sox
Bill Stafford
Reniff
Hamilton
New York
Roger Maris
Willie Smith
Grand Forks
Bill Hall
Carmelo Aquino
St. Cloud
Rox
Dodgers
Hall
Woody Foster
Art Uresti
Joe Kazmar
Duluth Superior
Bismarck
Mandan
Winnipeg
Aberdeen
Venturi Denied British Open Entry Despite U S Open Win
Ken Venturi, newly crowned U S Open champion, cannot enter the British Open at St Andrews July 8–10 because entries were closed. The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews declined to grant a late entry, citing rules and timing. Venturi and his wife left for Cleveland for the Cleveland Open, amid heat and travel strains.
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Ken Venturi
Royal and Ancient Golf Club
St. Andrews
Venturi
Royal and Ancient
Ken
Joseph C. Dey
U.S. Golf Association
Washington
Conni
Cleveland
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Mudcat) Grant
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