Lucky Dailey Shines as Ideal Relief Pitcher for Twins
Twins relief ace Bill Dailey has seven saves and a 2.04 ERA, delivering key saves against Chicago Baltimore and the Orioles. Pitching coach Gordon Maltzberger praises his temperament and sinker heavy mix, noting Dailey’s ability to induce ground balls and adapt with overhand and sidearm delivery. The team hopes starters rebound as Camilo Pascual recovers from a back injury, keeping bullpen workload manageable.
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ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Bill Dailey
Dailey
Minnesota Twins
Twins
Chicago
Baltimore
Orioles
Gordon Maltzberger
Maltzberger
Camilo Pascual
Pascual
Bouton Shuts Out Red Sox in Yankees Big Win
Jim Bouton fired a four-hitter to pace the New York Yankees 8-0 over Boston as he earned his 10th win in six weeks as a starter. Roger Maris hit a homer and drove in a run to help push New York ahead in the American League race.
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Associated Press
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New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
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Bouton
Yanks
Red Sox
Dick Stuart
Roger Maris
Austin VFW Midgets Win 2 Twin Bills in Weekend Sweep
The Austin VFW Midgets baseball team won four games over Saturday and Sunday, rising to 9-0. Doug Harriton tossed a no hitter in a 10-1 win at Waseca, Bob Wetterburg fueled a 5-3 nightcap victory, and Hartman struck out 14.
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Waseca
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Austin
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Hartman
VFW
Albert Lea
Faribault
Rochester
Winona
St. Charles
Lake City
Mankato
Marcusen Park
Mark Williams
Wetterburg
Keith Keller
Keller
Bob Larson
Cobb Larson
Dale Ramlo
Rochester's Darley Wins Hawkeye Title
Unseeded Chuck Darley of Rochester Minnesota upset top seed Bill Ball of Waterloo Iowa 6 3 6 4 to capture the Hawkeye Open men's singles crown. The 17 year old already won the boys 18 and under title 6 3 6 3 over Richard Stokstad Cedar Falls Iowa. Dave Moran and Len Prosser of Kansas City beat John Simko and Don Grebin Sioux Falls South Dakota 3 4 6 4 6 3 for the doubles championship.
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Rochester
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Bill Ball
Waterloo
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Cedar Falls
Dave Moran
Len Prosser
Kansas City
John Simko
Don Grebin
Sioux Falls
S.D
Orioles hand Twins 4-1 defeat in St Paul
Baltimore pitcher Steve Barber and reliever Stu Miller shut down the Twins as Al Smith drove in two runs with a homer a double and a single. Dick Stigman faltered again and Jim Kaat was slated to start the finale against Milt Pappas. Miller answered late with a unique junk pitch as the Orioles claimed the series.
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Sam Mele
Baltimore Orioles
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Stu
Junkman) Miller
Dick Stigman
Jim Kaat
Baltimore
Milt Pappas
al Smith
Stigman
Twins Sign Reggie Smith And James Wood From Los Angeles
The Minnesota Twins signed 18 year old shortstop Reggie Smith and left handed pitcher James Wood, both from Los Angeles. They will report to Wytheville, Virginia for assignment.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota Twins
Reggie Smith
James Wood
Los Angeles
Wytheville
Boros Captures Open Title in Three-Way Playoff
Julius Moose Boros, at 43 the oldest Open winner, triumphed in a playoff over Arnold Palmer and Jacky Cupit at Brookline Country Club. Boros fired a 70 to win by six strokes amid Palmer’s off day and Cupit’s late bid, securing his second Open title and adding to a hot late-season run that boosted his career earnings past $300,000.
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Jacky Cupit
Boros
Don Weiss
Associated Press
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Mass
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Moose) Boros
Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Arnold
Connecticut
America
Nicklaus
Cupit
Bloomington Pounds Packers Ten to Zero in Softball Clash
Emil Scheid's Austin Packers were shut out 10-0 by Bloomington Sunday, hurting Austin's hold on the Southern Minnesota League lead. Bloomington built nine hits as Norb Schmitt Rosenbaum and Warren Wollenberg delivered doubles, while Don Evans hit a two run homer. Bloomington pitcher Paul Mark and Rosenbaum closed the game after John Page took the loss.
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Mason City
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Albert Lea
Mankato
Dick Anderson
Gordy Nevers
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Warren Wollenberg
Rosenbaum
John Page
Don Evans
Page
Athletics
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Schmitt
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Mets Get First Summer Ride Out of cellar with Willey Shutout
Carl Willey pitched his third shutout of the season as the New York Mets halted a cellar slide from June onward. Warren Spahn led the Giants to a 10-4 win, reaching 337 career victories and hitting his 33rd homer as a pitcher. The Cardinals, Dodgers, Reds, Cubs, and Pirates also posted key wins in a busy NL slate.
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Associated Press
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Tracy Stallard
al Jackson
Cherryfield
Maine
Phils
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Tony Taylor
Mets
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Sammy Taylor
al Moran
Ron Hunt
Rose Creek Tops Lyle In North Central League Clash
Lefty Jim Ulwelling pitched a two hitter with 21 strikeouts guiding Rose Creek to a 2-0 win over Lyle. Tom Schammel hit a solo homer in the fourth inning. In other North Central games Stacyville defeated Adams 15-2 as Mayer allowed three hits. Johnsburg beat Meyer 9-2 behind Schneider five hits and a 10 hit attack off Kruse.
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Gorgen
Durbin
Glenville Beats Hayward 10-9 on 10th Inning Hit
Herb Haug delivered a single in the 10th inning driving in Bob Struck who had singled and stolen second base to lift Glenville past Hayward 10-9 in the State Line Baseball League. Wells Rasmussen allowed four hits for an 8-1 Wells victory over Emmons as Emmons committed seven errors.
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Glenville
Hayward
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Bob Struck
Wells’ Rasmussen
Emmons
Wells
Legion Faces Fairmont In Southern Minnesota League Clash
Austin American Legion Junior team plays Fairmont at Marcusen Park with Dave Hartman on the mound against Fairmont’s Mike Grotte. Austin seeks its fifth league win in six starts after an earlier 7-6 loss to Fairmont. Albert Lea defeated Austin 3-0 in a Sunday practice game despite five-hit pitching by Jay Best.
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Austin American Legion
Fairmont
Albert Lea
Austin
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Rochester Golfer Wins SM Tourney
FARIBAULT Minn Bob Finseth of Rochester shot a 27 hole total of 111 at the Faribault Country Club Sunday to win the Southern Minnesota Golf Association 1963 title. Finseth fired rounds of 38 38 and 35. Runnerup was Gene O Brien of Faribault with 113 for 27 holes. Dick Davies of Albert Lea finished in a tie with Pete Deem of Faribault for third place as each posted 114 totals.
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Rochester
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Gene O’brien
Dick Davies
Albert Lea
Pete Deem
Shaw wins 60 mile Road America sprint at Elkhart Lake
Bob Shaw of Pleasant Valley Iowa won a 60 mile road race at Elkhart Lake Wisconsin driving an Alfa Romeo Giulietta. He averaged 70.713 miles per hour in the Road America sprints on Saturday.
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Wis
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Plesant Valley
Iowa
Blooming Prairie Drivers Dominate Lansing Speedway Feature
Fast-driving Dave Noble won the 25-lap modified feature at Chateau Speedway while Verlin Bakers pressed him to the line. Austin’s Don Wytaske captured the 15-lap semi feature ahead of Gerhard Wollenberg as heavy crashing marred the stock car race won by John Fodness. Promoter Ernie Bachan announced July 4 races with prizes, derby, and fireworks.
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Chateau Speedway
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Bill Barnett
Don Wytaske
Austin
Gerhard Wollenberg
Wollenberg
Don McAllister
John Fodness
Wally Bustad
Willie Schaefer
Gary Majerus
Bustad
Dick Veldman
al Street
Rochester
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Jack Sainsberry
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Robinson and Giardello Clash in Philadelphia Bout
Sugar Ray Robinson and Joey Giardello meet in a 10 round featured fight at Convention Hall Philadelphia. Robinson, 43, former middleweight champion, seeks revival against Giardello 32, on a three fight winning run. Giardello, 13th year pro with 82 22 7 and 28 KOs, eyes another win.
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