Killebrew Delivers Solo Home Run As Twins Edge Tigers
Lee Stange earned a 1-0 win in his second straight strong start for Minnesota, beating Detroit despite Jim Bunning's outing. Harmon Killebrew hit his 15th homer in the third, with Rich Rollins adding a seventh inning single. A 20,934 crowd watched in hot, briefly rain-delayed conditions.
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Jimmy Hall
Twins Win Bid With Stange Pitching In Wild Night
Jake Wood and Colavito produced early two out threats as Norm Cash grounded out with runners on. Dick Stigman was slated to pitch for Minnesota while Bill Faul aimed to halt Detroit on a night of walks and errant pitches.
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Earl Battey
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Tigers
White Sox and Orioles Triumph in AL Action
Juan Pizarro pitched the White Sox to a 2-1 win over the Yankees, pulling within nine percentage points of first place, while Robin Roberts earned his 250th victory as Baltimore trounced the Angels 10-0. Harmon Killebrew homered for Minnesota in a 1-0 win over Detroit.
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Roger Maris
Ron Hansen
Ralph Terry
Mike Hershberger
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Gentile
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Boros and Palmer Aim at Cleveland Open Money Record
U S Open champion Julius Boros and Arnold Palmer, who steadies from a two day virus, seek to break PGA single year earnings with the $100000 Cleveland Open at Beechmont. Palmer leads this season with $63545 and Boros has $54680 as Nicklaus remains in contention.
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Arnold Palmer
Professional Golf Association
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Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Sam
West Lacks Quarterbacks for All American Bowl
West coach John McKay complains of shallow quarterback depth with only one healthy passer for Saturdays All-American Bowl game. East coach Milt Bruhn weighs between Wisconsin's Daryl Lamonica and Vanderkelen from 1963 Rose Bowl fame with Glynn Griffing of Mississippi as a third option. Southern Cal’s Bill Nelson heads the West backfield with 1962 national title credentials but depth remains a concern.
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N.Y
John McKay
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McKay
Milt Bruhn
Wisconsin
Bruhn
Daryl Lamonica
Vanderkelen
Glynn Griffing
Mississippi
West
Cal
Bill Nelson
Trojans
Carpenter Town Baseball Team Seeks Opponents
Carpenter, Iowa seeks players and opposition for a newly organized town team. Manager Clarence Schrag says more players are needed and he wants to schedule games with area towns with open dates. Practices are planned for Monday evenings.
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Carpenter Town
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Tito Marshall Stops Richy Ortiz In Tight Bout
New York fighter Tito Marshall of 14434 io defeated Richy Ortiz of 143 in a close outpoint win at Fuerte Rico, eight rounds.
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Tito Marshall
Richy Ortiz
Fuerte Rico
LaPorte Nets Hole-In-One at Austin Country Club
Bill LaPorte of Austin aced the par 3 13th hole at 160 yards during an 18 hole round at the Austin Country Club. He used a three iron into a southeast wind, with teammates Jim Sydenstricker of Austin and Ken Mortenson of Milwaukee watching as LaPorte shot a 110 for the round.
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Austin
Austin Country Club
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Bill
Jim Sydenstricker
Ken Mortenson
Milwaukee
Wis
Koufax Admits to Slower Speed In Reds Victory
In Cincinnati on Tuesday night Sandy Koufax said he no longer throws as hard as in the past yet the Reds still faced his hot stuff. He allowed six hits in the first two innings but settled to help Los Angeles win 4 1.
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Bowling Austin Bowl Mixed Doubles League Scores
Echo Lanes Tuesday Mixed League results list top teams and high individual scores for both men and women including Otterstrom 617 and Kilgore 598, with leaders M Peterson 565 and Berdan 455 in women. Runners include Twin teams and various standings across the season.
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Migs
Fishooks
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H Mays
M. Peterson
D. Winters
Merle Miller
Ben Schmidt
H Berdan
O. Otterstrom
C. Enright
W. Austinson
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R. Krieger
L. Kilgore
E. Serum
S. Gunderson
M. Enright
G. Rector
Rams Move Regular Season Practice From Burbank to San Fernando
The Los Angeles Rams announced on Tuesday they will switch their regular season practice sessions from Burbank to San Fernando, citing logistical considerations and facility availability for upcoming campaigns.
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National Football League
Burbank
San Fernando
Joel Packers to Face Albert Lea Tonight in tight S M race
The Southern Minnesota Baseball League nears its halfway point with Mankato leading, Austin, Bloomington, Albert Lea, Owatonna close behind. Joel will start for the Packers against Albert Lea as they chase a win streak and top spot, with key players and lineup shifts noted.
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Albert Lea
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Owatonna
Bloomington
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Mason City
Braves
Twins
Emil Scheid
Maurice Joel
Scheid
Legion and VFW Teams in Action Tonight
The Austin Legion, led by Dick Seltz, beat Fairmont 3-0 with Dave Hartman’s one hit. They face Mason City at Roosevelt Stadium at 7 30 p.m. seeking sixth win in seven Southern Minnesota Legion League starts. Austin VFW, coached by Dale Ramlo, improved to 9-0 after a 4 win weekend and travels to Rochester for an 8 p.m. game.
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Orioles' Roberts Seeks 300th Win Amid Uncertain Future
Los Angeles AP reports Robin Roberts at 36 contemplates retirement only when facing a tough batter. The star pitcher is five-sixths toward a 300-win milestone after recording his 250th career victory on Tuesday.
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Robin Roberts
Scoring Heavy in S Ball Tilts Outpace in Women's League
The Merchants, formerly Railway Cale, routed Bud wieser Beer 35 to 0 with 32 hits led by Pat Puettnan Faith Newell and Becky Gilson. Denny Kvam pitched a five hit shutout as Mrs Jaycees topped Erv's Standard behind Sally Finch homering and Jean Kellogg's four hitter. Clinic Pharmacy beat Gus Young's 13-8 with H Jarvis winning. Nates down Midtown Cafe 13-3 with Sharon Justice homering twice. Next action Thursday Midtown Cafe vs Reds Carpet Cleaners at 6 30 p m at the Athletic Field.
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Denny Kvam
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Sally Finch
Jean Kellogg
Erv
Clinic Pharmacy
Gus Young
Nates
Midtown Cafe
H. Jarvis
Sharon Justice
Red's Carpet Cleaners
Bemidji Golf Ace Wins Junior Title
A 1965 Bemidji High School graduate won the Minnesota Junior Golf tournament at Interlochen Golf Course after a four man playoff. Jim Carlson parred the second extra hole after a 5-iron approach, while Paul Sutherland and Tom Huber faltered with bogeys on the first playoff hole. Carlson beat Bob Barbarossa on the second playoff hole as the quartet finished regulation at 152 six over par.
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Interlochen
Jim Carlson
Paul Sutherland
Red Wing
Tom Huber
Carlson
Bob Barbarossa
St. Cloud
Parsons Cage Star Picked for Tour
Dennis Edwards of Parsons College Iowa is among 10 players chosen by the Amateur Athletic Union for a 12 week South America tour starting June 29. The squad will visit Ecuador Colombia and Venezuela.
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Dennis Edwards
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Iowa
Amateur Athletic Union
South America
Ecuador
Colombia
Venezuela
CHISOX Sign Humay Chicago Star Hu May Sign With Sox
Chicago White Sox announce the signing of Jim Hu May, a star right hander from Northwestern University, to a contract on Monday in Chicago Illinois.
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Ill
Jim Humay
Northwestern University
Chicago White Sox
Eagles Snap Losing Streak In Slow Pitch Action
The Eagles beat the Moose 8 to 4 at Northwest Park to halt a seven game skid while outhitting 12 to 6 aided by five Moose errors. Moose drops to 2 7. YMCA Men s Club edged Lars Standard T L Market 3 2 behind a six hit barrage. Both squads sit 4 4 in league play.
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Major League Leaders in the National League
Stats highlight leaders across batting, fielding and pitching. Clemente and Davis lead batting with .335, Aaron and White top RBIs and hits respectively, Groat and Javier share doubles, Pinson and Skinner pace triples, Aaron Banks and McCovey lead homers, Robinson and Pinson top steals. Pitching leaders include Maloney with 11.2 decisions, Koufax and Marichal tied in decisions and Koufax and Drysdale lead strikeouts.
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Pittsburgh
T. Davis
Los Angeles
H. Aaron
Milwaukee
White
St. Louis
Groat
Javier
Pinson
Cincinnati
Skinner
Brock
Chicago
Banks
McCovey
San Francisco
Robinson
Maloney
Koufax
Marichal
Drysdale
American League Batting and Pitching Highlights
Summary of top leaders across the American League including batting average leaders Malzone of Boston at .349 Wagner of Los Angeles at .332 and runs batted in led by Allison of Minnesota with 50. Other leaders include Malzone 90 hits Wagner 85 Power 20 doubles Hinton 10 triples end Fregosi 6 home runs Stuart 17 Allison 17 stolen bases Apericio 19 Wood 15 and Pizarro 97 strikeouts Bun ning 9 with Boston 6-1 as the noted team record.
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Los Angeles
Allison
Minnesota
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Detroit
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Washington
Clinton
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Apericio
Baltimore
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Eny
Cards Claim Lead Dodgers Edge Reds 4-1
Dodgers beat Reds 4-1 as Sandy Koufax dominated on the mound and Jim Gilliam delivered key hits. The win plus late-inning Rangers? No, stay with baseball.
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Reds
Maye and Bolling clash as Cards edge Giants 5-4
In a 5 4 Cardinal win over the Giants, Tim McCarver sparked the ninth inning rally after a poor throw by Bob Bolin. Ken Boyer hit a two run homer early to put St Louis ahead 5 0, while Willie McCovey and Felipe Alou staged a late SF charge. Koufax outdueled O Toole as Dodgers stay within a half game of the Cardinals with a six hitter and nine strikeouts. Demeter hit a 10th inning homer for Philadelphia as Pittsburgh's rally falls short. Larry Jackson dominates for Chicago while Jay Hook lets Cubs pull even with Mets until a late burst.
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Tony Cloninger
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Sandy Koufax
Jim Gilliam
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Johnson
Joe Torre
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Notre Dame Sees Ticket Sales Triple Last Year
Notre Dame reports a strong season sale for football tickets running three to one ahead of last year says ticket manager Bob Cahill in Notre Dame Indiana.
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Weather Ails U S Delegation At Wimbledon Tournament
The U S tennis team battles cold windy conditions at Wimbledon as rain halts play twice and delays start. Chuck McKinley leads five Americans into the second round while several others post victories including Ashe Froehling and Edlefsen.
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U.S
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Austria
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San Francisco
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Coral Gables
Fla
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Bethesda
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Australia
Takes Osage Football Job
Dick Hollerud of Lyle is named head football coach at Osage Community High School Iowa. He coached two seasons at Postville teaching biology and will move with his wife Lois and daughter Maria to Osage before school opens.
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Braves use Maye in left to spark 4-0 win over Colt
Milwaukee manager Bobby Bragan found a solution in Lee Maye as Maye hit his fifth homer and a double while scoring twice. Tony Cloninger pitched four-hitter and held Houston to no runs, extending the Colts losing streak to 10 games. Maye, returning to form after past health issues, said he aims to play regularly and is adjusting his swing with guidance from batting coach Dixie Walker.
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Bobby Bragan
Lee Maye
Milwaukee Braves
Maye
Tony Cloninger
Houston Colts
Houston
Ken Johnson
Cloninger
Braves
Dixie Walker
Magdanz and Adams Named to All-Star Basketball Game
Moorhead Minn Two of Minnesota's top athletes Eric Magdanz All-Big Ten forward and Tom Adams of the University of Minnesota Duluth will play in the fourth All-Star basketball game in August with the Concordia Coaching Clinic. Minnesota All-Stars will be coached by John Ireland of NCAA champion Loyola. Out-of-State squad coached by Jim Iverson of South Dakota State opposes them.
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