Brown Cline Earn All-Tourney Honors in Minnesota
Terry Brown and Lyle Cline of Austin were named to the 1960 Minnesota high school baseball all-tournament team in Minneapolis. Washburn led with four selections, Little Falls runner-up added three, and Brown earned a third straight appearance. Other honorees include Strommen St James Hoffman and Mielke Hutchinson Arlich North St Paul Salmon Oster Hartapee Adelmeyer Eich Tok Turner. Oster and Salmon repeated with Brown.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Terry Brown
Lyle Cline
Austin
Washburn
Little Falls
Brown
Steve Strommen
St. James
David Hoffman
Hutchinson
Richard Mielke
Don Arlich
North St. Paul
James Salmon
John Oster
William Hartapee
Earl Hacking
Robert Adelmeyer
Louis Eich
Keith Tok
Coleraine
James Turner
Crookston
Tennis Star MacKay Seeks Next Career Path After Wimbledon
Second seed Barry MacKay, 24, muses on whether to continue pro tennis or move into finance after Wimbledon. The Dayton, Ohio native has won three straight matches at the championships and eyes a possible final against Neale Fraser as Maria Bueno dominates the women's draw with a straight-set victory.
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Wimbledon
England
Barry MacKay
MacKay
Say
Jack Kramer
Kramer
Dayton
Ohio
Ulf Schmidt
Australia
Neale Fraser
Fraser
Rod Laver
Thomas Lejus
Brazil
Maria Bueno
Norway
Tune Schirmer
Denver Idle Tops AA Standings After Rain Delays
Rain at Indianapolis halted play as the Denver Bears moved into the American Association lead for the first time since June 2. Louisville dropped to second after a 2-1 loss to Houston Buffs, while St. Paul split a pair with Charleston and fell to fourth. Ray Jablonski hit a homer for the Rangers, erasing a 1-0 deficit in Fort Worth. Minneapolis stranded 11 runners while losing a third straight game.
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Indianapolis
Denver Bears
Louisville
Houston
Buffs
St. Paul
Charleston
Dallas - Fort Worth
Minneapolis
Fort Worth
Ray Jablonski
Rangers
Gopher Gridders to Meet USC Tigers
The University of Minnesota will face Southern California in a football intersectional in Los Angeles on September 18, 1965. Minnesota also schedules a home series with Missouri with games set in Minneapolis on October 2, 1965 and in Columbia, Missouri on September 17, 1966.
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Minneapolis
Minn
University of Minnesota
Southern California
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Missouri
Columbia
Gopher Golfer Reaches NCAA Semifinals
Gene Hansen of Minnesota defeated Purdue’s John Konsek 1 up to advance to the NCAA golf semifinals in Colorado Springs. Hansen, the lone Gopher survivor, faces Stanford’s Steve Smith who upset Jack Nicklaus, while Smith meets North Carolina’s Bob Galloway next. Defending champ Richard Crawford edged Terry Dill to set up a semi with Deane Beman.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
University of Minnesota
Gene Hansen
John Konsek
Purdue
Hansen
Stanford
Steve Smith
Smith
Jack Nicklaus
Ohio State
Konsek
Jim Wright
Oklahoma State
Nicklaus
Bob Galloway
North Carolina
Richard Crawford
Houston
Terry Dill
Texas
Crawford
Deane Beman
Maryland
Beman
John Baylor
National AAU Championships Open in Bakersfield
The 1960 track season opens with the National AAU Championships at Memorial Stadium Bakersfield. Harold Connolly leads the hammer throwers as athletes pursue national titles and final Olympic trials qualification ahead of Stanford next weekend.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Memorial Stadium
Stanford
United States
Harold Connolly
Moose Lodge Softballers Top Merchants 9-2 in City League
The Moose Lodge defeated the Merchants 9-2 Thursday night at Northwest Diamond, posting their third win in five starts. Bob Arnold hit a two run homer in the fourth as Heaton racked up six Moose hits. Merchants fall to 2-3 with five hits off Mittag and solo runs in the second and fourth. City League play resumes Monday when Moose Lodge faces league leaders Lansing Corners.
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Moose Lodge
Merchants
Northwest Diamond
Moose
Heaton
Bob Arnold
Mittag
Lansing Corners
Polars Rally Edges Austin In State Consolation Final
North St Paul Polars defeat Austin 1-0 at Metropolitan Stadium to claim third place in the 14th annual state baseball tournament. Don Arlich limited the Packers to two hits with 11 strikeouts over nine innings for the win, while Norb Schmitt supplied both runs in the first. Hagstrom took the loss despite a solid effort for Austin. Hutchinson routed Crookston 14-2 for third place as 17 Tigers batted in the fifth.
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Minneapolis
Minn
North
Don Arlich
Crookston
Packers
Norb Schmitt
Schmitt
Arlich
Hutchinson
Polars
Don Smail
Smail
Stan Carlson
Hagstrom
North St. Paul
Austin
Dick Seltz
Tigers
Washburn Repeats as State Champ in 4-1 Win
Washburn pitcher Earl Hacking pitched a four hitter and struck out 10 to lift Minneapolis Washburn to a 4-1 victory over Little Falls at Metropolitan Stadium. Don Johansson John Symus and James Salmon each singled in the decisive sixth inning as Washburn broke a 1-1 tie and claimed its second straight Minnesota high school baseball title before 1,869 fans in light rain.
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Minneapolis
Earl Hacking
Washburn
Minnesota
Louis Eich
Don Johansson
Hacking
John Symus
James Salmon
Salmon
Little Falls
Fich
Tom Wielinski
Metropolitan Stadium
Downing
Austin
Church of Christ Downs St. Olaf in YMCA Softball Clash
The Church of Christ defeated St. Olaf Lutheran 126 to 8 in a YMCA Church League game on Thursday at the Athletic Field. Church of Christ rapped 13 hits off Anderson. Harold Jenson earned the win allowing eight hits.
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Church of Christ Downs St. Olaf
Church of Christ
St. Olaf Lutheran
Anderson
Harold Jenson
St. Olaf
Eagles and Moose Win in Club Loop
Tight pitching by Clayton Houff gave the Eagles an 11-3 win over VFW at Ellis diamond. Houff allowed four hits and one run as VFW scored twice in the first inning. Dave Stillwell had three Eagles hits. The Moose blanked the Elks 2-0 at Athletic Field. rain shortened the game to four and a half innings.
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Clayton Houff
Eagles
VFW
Ellis Diamond
Houff
Dave Stillwell
Athletic Field
Moose
Elks
Nelson
Packers edge Estherville 5-4 in late rally
Austin Packers hold off Estherville 5-4 in a Southern Minnesota League game. Art Huinker relieved to quell a ninth inning Prides rally after Gary Underhill earned the win. Underhill allowed three hits eight strikeouts and four walks over seven innings as Bob Mathias Frank Brown and Dick Anderson led an 11 hit attack.
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Estherville
Iowa
Austin Packers
Prides
Art Huinker
Gary Underhill
Underhill
Packers
Bob Mathias
Frank Brown
Ray Rosenbaum
Larry Scheid
Don Carlson
Dick Anderson
Bob Folkert
Mathias
Austin Estherville
Habi
Carlson
McFadden
Fothert
Purcedi Brown
lKoppez
Ibn Steffen
Odrahn
Rosen'm
Staples
Talex'der
Scheid
Sand Huinker
Dagerm
Duncan P
Austin
E—Purcell
Humker
Duncan
Alexander
We Sund
Purcell U—Gorham
Stevern
Player Locke rely on stout hearts in Canada Cup round
Portmarnock Ireland AP Gary Player and Bobby Locke leaders for Canada Cup trailed Palmer and Snead by three strokes at the halfway mark. Player battled asthma as he fired a 65 to join Locke on 13 under par while both Palmer and Snead shot under par.
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Portmarnock
Ireland
Gary Player
Bobby Locke
United States
Arnold Palmer
Sam Snead
Portmarnock Links
Locke
Palmer
Snead
Braves gain 3 0 victory over Martins
Mason City defeated Fairmont 3 0 in a Southern Minnesota League game at Martin Park. Jack Borchers went the distance for the Braves allowing five hits. Don Baker hit a triple and George Dropo drove in a run with a sacrifice fly. Albert Lea at Mankato scheduled for tonight.
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Estherville
Fairmont
Minnesota
Martin Park
Don Baker
George Dropo
Jack Borchers
Braves
Albert Lea
Mankato
Mason City
Austin
Fourmont
Etree
Hero Fails in Mat Test at Marcuson Park
Stan Kowalski defeats Roy McClarty in a disputed best of three feature bout after a late DQ by referee Blackjack Daniels. McClarty assaults referee and Kowalski post bout, drawing fan cheers for the chaos.
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Hero
Stan Kowalski
Roy McClarty
Marcuson Park
Blackjack Daniels
McClarty
Kowalski
Yankees Open Series with Indians as Coates Takes the mound
The New York Yankees travel to Cleveland to open a four game AL series with Jim Coates expected to start and Jim Perry named for the Indians. New York holds a slim lead over Baltimore while Cleveland sits two games back in the standings after a 74 win over Washington. Boston, Chicago and other results from the week are noted along with late inning action in Detroit and Chicago games.
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Associated Press
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Indians
Baltimore
Detroit
Yankees
Orioles
Chicago
White Sox
New York
Washington
Jim Coates
Yankee
Jim Perry
Boston
Walloping
Kansas City
Charley Maxwell
Ryne Duren
Tigers
Don Messi
San Francisco
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Los Ales
Cincinnati
Century League Games Postponed by Rain
Two Century League games were washed out due to rain. Kenyon at Cannon Falls will be played tonight if weather allows, while Faribault at Owatonna has been rescheduled to June 28.
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Kenyon
Cannon Falls
Faribault
Owatonna
Braves Rout Giants as Phillies Ride Five-Game Win Streak
Phillies win fifth straight climbing out of last place while Atlanta and St Louis sweep. Walters hits seventh homer in game six for Phillies as Herrera also homers. Farrell picks up win. Giants, Dodgers, Pirates, and Cubs losses pad NL standings.
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St. Louis
Pirates
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Phils
Chicago
Pro Am Golf Opens At Austin With 18 Holes
The Southern Minnesota Golf Assn stage kicked off at Austin Country Club with a 1 p.m. start for an 18 hole pro-amateur round. Ted Hall and Bob Carlson of Austin CC chase a third title as last year’s champions do not defend. Defending champ Bailey Blethen declines to play.
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Southern
Ted Hall
Bob Carlson
Austin Country Club
Albert Lea
Bill Strifert
Austin
Bailey Blethen
Mankato
LeSueur
Crocker and Suggs on Top in Western Open Round
Fay Crocker from Montevideo and Louise Suggs of Atlanta led after the first round of the Women's Western Open at Beverly Country Club. They shot 74 despite 30 mph winds, each finishing 1 over par. Mary Lena Faulk Faulk of Thomasville was third with 75.
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Chicago
Fay Crocker
Montevideo
Uruguay
Louise Suggs
Atlanta
Beverly Country Club
Miss Crocker
Miss Suggs
Mary Lena Faulk
Thomasville, Ga
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Lindy McDaniel
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Warren Spahn
Ed Bressaud
Bob Schmidt
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Ed Kasko
Gus Bell
Jim O'Toole
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