Golf events fill Ramsey and area circuit in Minnesota
The Ramsey Golf Club hosted the Southern Minnesota Golf Association fair with a three day LMGA event praised for its organization and ideal conditions. A Pro-Am Best Ball at Austin Country Club on July 1 plans 150 players and 75 teams with prizes for winners. A July 14 15 Moose State tournament is slated for Ramsey.
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Dairy Night Baseball at Marcusen Park Highlights Packed Evening
Emil Scheid's Austin Packers host Albert Lea in a Dairy Night affair at Marcusen Park after a 7-3 loss to the Colonels last Sunday. The program features Judy Waters and local veterans groups with prize drawings after each inning and a parade kickoff at 7 15 p m. Leon Johnson faces the Colonels with a 2 1 record as Austin seeks a return to form in the Southern Minnesota League.
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First Methodist Posts 9th Victory in YMCA League
First Methodist softball team remains undefeated 9-0 overall and 2-0 in second half by beating Grace Lutheran 10-6 at the Athletic Field. Dick Winter earned the win. Our Saviour's of Lyle beat St Olaf 6-4 with Howard Lewick and Bob Peters homering. Mitchell Lutheran defeated Little Cedar Adams 26-7 as Robertson hit four home runs and Huntley had four hits in five trips.
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Browns Sign Pair Cleveland Duo Ink 1962 Contracts
The Cleveland Browns announced on Monday that defensive tackle Bob Gain and center John Morrow have signed 1962 contracts. Both players join the team as part of the new season roster moves.
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Twins Aim for 20 Wins As Pascual Kaat Face Yankees
The Minnesota Twins seek two 20 game winners in one season as Camilo Pascual and Jim Kaat, each within reach of 20 victories, prepare to face the New York Yankees. Pascual leads the AL in strikeouts and complete games, while Kaat has won seven in a row with a 3.20 ERA. The game caps a pivotal series with playoff implicationsheadlined by a strong Twins pitching surge.
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McDaniel seals 6 4 Cards win over Cubs in relief
Lindy McDaniel pitched 3rd relief appearance in 4 days to blank Chicago on two singles and save Ray Washburn as St. Louis beat the Cubs 6 4. Hank Aaron and Willie Mays highlighted another day of NL action with hitters piling up runs, while Carl Willey earned the win for the Giants and Vern Law for the Pirates.
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Legion Stops Albert Lea in Legion League clash
Austin American Legion baseball blanked Albert Lea 8 to 2 at Marcusen Park. Pitchers John Hastings and Art Clennon held Albert Lea to four hits while Mike House fueled the offense with two doubles a single and a walk. Austin broke open with five runs in the fifth and added two more in the sixth to secure the victory and improve to 4 1.
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Billiards Great Charlie Peterson Dies in Los Angeles
Funeral services set for Wednesday for 82 year old Charlie Peterson famed billiards player and trick shot artist who died Saturday of a heart attack. Peterson spent over two decades popularizing billiards in boys clubs and colleges aiming to bring the game from smoke filled pool halls into clubs and schools.
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Charlie Peterson
Peterson
Hoag Leads Junior Golfers With 81 In Opening Round
Steve Hoag shot 81 to lead Austin entrants at the Minnesota Junior golf championship at White Bear Yacht Club. He posted 41 40 for a two stroke edge over Larry Chesin 83 as Paul Stephani and Glen Pike also posted strong totals. Phil Reith of Minikahda led the Junior title chase with par 72 after 35 37 rounds, while Ron Benson stood at 73. Second round of 36 hole event scheduled today. White Bear Red Wing Somerset share top team spot with 237 after three scorers counted.
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Baseball Line Scores Show Nineteenth Century Style Box
The record lists multiple game lines with teams St. Louis New York Cincinnati San Francisco Milwaukee Los Angeles and players Woodeshick McMahonon Ranew MelLish Green White Hobbie Schultz Gerard Thacker Anderson Maloney Drabowsky Brosnan Foiles O Dell Camilli and Perranoski across varied scores, highlighting pitchers and run tallies from a period box score format.
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Aussie Miss Favored as Ladies Take Courts
Wimbledon opens with fashion attention as Maria Bueno Darlene Hard and Margaret Smith loom as top contenders. Rod Laver wins in straight sets as American hope fades in early rounds.
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Australia
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Long Beach
Tee Shots Important in Western Tourney
Golf's big dealers began practices for the Western Open at Medinah No. 3. The rugged 7,110 yard layout favors maneuverability over power as 136 players, including Nicklaus and Palmer, prepare for a Thursday start and a 72 hole test ending Sunday.
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Adams and Osage Win League Baseball Games
Adams defeated Lyle 7-2 in a North Central League game Sunday. Osage blasted Meyer 20-3, Johnsburg edged Stacyville 4-2, and St Ansgar beat Rose Creek 11-10 in slugfest action. Wells defeated Glenville 8-4 in State Line league while Alden won 93 over Emmons. Stewartville topped Manterville 15-7 in South Border League play.
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Yankees Use Bunts to Beat Detroit Again
The Yankees win 2-0 at Detroit relying on bunts as Ford, after shoulder trouble, limits the Tigers to two hits. Mantle returns to the outfield. Maris remains in a slump and sits early, then defends in right. Linz and Skowron drive in runs with bunts. Ford earns his fifth win of the season.
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Roger Maris
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Police Association Defeats Jaycees 9-2 in Club League
Dennis Jacob pitched a two hit effort as the Police Association beat the Jaycees 9-2 in Lansing. The Police collected four hits and won for the fourth time in five starts. They will face Lansing next Thursday at Marcusen Park at 6 30 p m.
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Lefty's Bar takes lead with 8-4 win over Moose in Fast Pitch
Lefty's Bar moved into first place in the Fast Pitch League with an 8-4 victory against the Moose at Northwest Diamond. Derby Bar crushed Mike's Bar B 16-5 in the other Fast Pitch action as Derby Bar built a nine run fifth inning to seal the win.
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Giants McCovey Transforms Into Agile Left Fielder
Willie McCovey, the 6 foot 4 inch slugger, has shifted to a part time left fielder role and impressed with four strong plays in a 3-1 win over Cincinnati. Once booed, he now draws ovations as his .398 batting average helps the defense.
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Heel bruise trims field for Massachusetts Handicap
A heel bone bruise sustained in a Sunday workout forced the withdrawal of Your Alibhal from the $50,000 Massachusetts Handicap at Suffolk Downs, leaving six runners for Wednesday's race.
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