Versalles Back Lifts Twins in Win Over Tigers
Zoilo Versalles returned from a back injury to spark Minnesota with three hits, including a three run homer, and four RBIs in a 9 2 victory over Detroit in the second game of a twin bill. The Tigers edged the opener 2 1 as Bill Freehan drove in the winning run in the ninth.
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Zoilo Versalles
Minnesota Twins
Versalles
Twins
Tory
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Hank Aguirre
Jerry Zimmerman
Camilo Pascual
Zoilo
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Denver
Zimmerman
Rich Rollins
Tiger
Orlando Pena
Pascual
Camilo
Pete Cimino
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The
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Bill Freehan
Freehan
Oliva
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Andy Kosco
Bi Versalles
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Peno Cael
Cubs runner slides into second but safe on error
Lee Thomas of the Chicago Cubs slides into second as Mets shortstop Firdo Bressoud applies the tag but the throw goes wide and Thomas is ruled safe in the third inning.
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Lee Thomas
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Fd Bressoud
Chicago
Thomas
Billy Wil
Standings and Upcoming NBA Schedule Highlights
The edition lists standings by city matchups with teams such as Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York and Chicago Houston Boston. It also notes Monday and Sunday games including Baltimore California Minnesota Detroit Kansas City Cleveland and Chicago New York with several 2 point margins.
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Los Angeles
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Cincinnati
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Houston
Mondey
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Detroit
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Cleveland
Washington
Boston
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Detroit Eeehenesceen
Ninas
Twins Pitcher Jim Grant Named in Poem Theft Suit
Helen Wonser of Los Angeles sues Minnesota Twins pitcher Jim Grant for $90,000 claiming he stole lines from her 1965 poem The Game of Life for his 1959 Cleveland era verse. Grant calls the suit ridiculous and says the poem has been printed on fan pictures and released on a phonograph record.
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LOS Angeles
Minnesota Twins
Jim
Mudcat) Grant
Helen Wonser
Grant
Twins
Cleveland
Wien
Reds Sammy Ellis Resists Relief Role and Wins Again
Sammy Ellis, back in the rotation after two relief appearances, won his second straight start as the Reds crushed the Giants 12-1 for a seventh straight win. Heffner hopes bullpen stint aids longevity, but Ellis dislikes relief and seeks a long career. The Reds climbed into sixth in the NL, one game from .500. Other NL results: Dodgers over Braves, Pirates over Phillies, Astros over Cardinals, Mets beat Cubs.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Sammy Ellis
Ellis
Cincinnati Reds
San Francisco
Reds
Don Heffner
Major League Leaders 1964 National American Baseball Stats
Summary of top NL and AL leaders in batting hits doubles triples home runs runs batted in steals and pitching decisions. Names include Aaron Clemente Alou Mays Perry Koufax Gibson and others with team affiliations Atlanta San Francisco Pittsburgh Baltimore Boston Detroit and Kansas City.
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Pittsburgh
Clemente
Aaron
Atlanta
Mays
San Francisco
Alou
Pinson
Cincinnati
Wynn
Bateman
Houston
Callison
Philadelphia
McCarver
St. Louis
Inson
Baltimore
Snyder
B. Robinson
Scott
Boston
Oliva
Minnesota
Yastrzemski
F, Robinson
Hershberger
Kansas City
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Detroit
Foy
Agee
Chicago
Campaneris
F. Robinson
Powell
Cardenal
California
Buford
Watt
S. Miller
Richert
Washington
McDowell
Cleveland
Bronko Nagurski Runs Gas Station in International Falls
Bronko Nagurski, one of football’s greats, operates Bronko Nagurski’s gas station in International Falls with two part timers, putting in long 10 hour days. The 57 year old former Minnesota All American and Bears star bought the station six years ago after leaving pro wrestling. He still engages with fans, signs autographs, and enjoys fishing on Rainy Lake when not tending the business.
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George Moses
Pess
International — Falls
Minn
Bronko Nagurski
International Falls
Bronko
University of Minnesota
Chicago Bears
Minnesota
Bears
Nagurski
Indians rally with Colavito's big night as AL races tighten
Rocky Colavito belts six homers in four games including two more Friday to lift Cleveland. The Indians split four, losing to Kansas City and the A's 7-5 while Colavito drives in all four runs. Yankees beat White Sox. Red Sox top Senators. Angels edge Orioles in 14 innings.
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Rocky Colavito
Cleveland
Indians
Colavito
Kansas City
Fenway Park
Red Sox
Municipal Stadium
Rocky
Jim Gosger
New York
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Washington
Angels
Orioles
Joe Adcock
Rick Reichardt
Paul Schaal
Tom Satriano
Baltimore
Boog Powell
Paul Blair
Elston Howard
Juan Pizarro
Pizarro
Tony Conigliaro
Joe Foy
Ramsey Pro-Am Tee Off Time Moved Earlier
The Ramsey Pro-Am golf tournament will start at 8 a.m. Sunday instead of 10 a.m. as previously announced. Ramsey manager Giles Healy said the course will be closed to the public until the event ends and entries will be accepted until 10 a.m. with 35 teams already entered from across Minnesota and at least 20 more expected before 8 a.m. start.
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Ramsey
Herald
Giles Healy
Healy
Minnesota
Lefty’s Gains 2nd Place Tie in Softball Loop
Lefty’s Bar and idle Rob by’s share second place at 6-2 after an 8 to 3 win by Lefty’s Bar over Weyerhauser at Northwest Park Friday night. B and J Bar rose to sixth with an 8 to 4 victory over Star Amusement as Wistrell and Higgins homered.
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Casper Palmer Duel Looms In Western Open Golf
The Western Open at Medinah centers on Billy Casper and Arnold Palmer as leaders enter the third round. Casper shoots a 72 to 141 midway, Palmer a 70 for 142, with Tony Lema Ken Venturi and Jack McGowan at 142, while Homero Blancas and Kermit Zarley chase from 140.
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Tony Lema
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Jack McGowan
University of Houston
Homero Blancas
Kermit Zarley
Zarley
Blancas
Duke
Casper
Rebels Win First UCT Baseball Victory
In UCT Field action the Rebels defeated the Missiles 61 for their first win of the season. Steve Morgan earned the win while Ralph Peters took the loss as the Missiles were held to four hits. Standings show Blue Devils and Yanks at 2-0, Ellis and Koenigs 1-0, Rebels 1-1, and others 0-2. League play resumes Monday.
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Mets Sign Casey Stengel Endorses Chilcott Prospect
New York Mets secure one of the nation’s most promising young catchers as Casey Stengel lends his stamp of approval to Steve Chilcott. The veteran manager’s support positions Chilcott as a key future piece for the club.
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Casey Stengel
Steve Chilcott
New York Mets
Tremendous Loss Rip Hawkins Quits Vikings
Rip Hawkins, longtime Vikings middle linebacker, plans retirement to resume law studies at Emory University in Georgia. Coach Van Brocklin calls him a team leader and predicts a tremendous loss, while GM Jim Finksy notes the odds favor retirement. Hawkins, 27, has five NFL seasons with Minnesota and owns a Georgia ranch with his wife and two children.
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Rip Hawkins
Minnesota Vikings
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Vikings
Hawkins
Jim Finksy
Rip
Norm van Brocklin
Minnesota
NFL
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Ross Jr
Monroe
van Brocklin
Viking
Atlanta Falcons
66 Packers Tracksters Shatter Multiple School Records in 1966
Austin High’s 1966 track team, the Packers, racked up six school records and swept the Big Nine Invitational, District Two and Region One meets. Led by Dean Henry and Dan Ruzek, they scored 620 points across 12 meets, with only two finishes outside the top three and notable marks in the 880, Long Jump, and Shot Put. Several seniors and standout sprinters helped set relays records, while Ned Lewis leaves for Alaska after the season.
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Herald
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Mankato
Packers
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Heiry
Dan Ruzek
Ruzek
Dave Hodge
Mike Williams
Ned Lewis
Ed Erickson
Gene Heffern
Alaska
Bill Tomhave
Steve Sperry
Denny Freitag
Jim Hoveland
Mike McAnally
Hodge
Williams
Denny Kamp
Sperry
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