Huinker Holds Twins to Four Hits in 9-1 Austin Win
Art Huinker pitched a four hitter with 10 strikeouts to lead the Austin Packers past the Twins 9-1 at Key City Park. An unearned first inning run snapped the shutout, while Bud Getta and Wayne Knapp contributed three hits and a double provided the lone extra-base hit. Huinker improved to 3-2 and stayed strong late, retiring the final nine batters.
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Twins
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Wayne Knapp
University of Minnesota
Packers
Minnesota
Austin
Albert Lea
Loyal Bloxam
Herb Stangland
Bloxam
Bob Mathias
Don Carlson
Frank Brown
Larry Scheid
Getta
Stangland
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Humker
John Steffen
Bob McKay
Ray Rosenbaum
Scheid
Mathias
Carlson
McKay
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Lakers
Dale Quest
J. Kohl
Fred Brandt
L. McKeever
E. Dushabek
Gary Tate
Blues
Brandt
Tate
Larry Arnold
Bob Osborn
Arnold
Osborn
Mike Marienat
Braves and Albert Lea win tight S M League games
Mason City leads the Southern Minnesota League after edging Estherville 2-0 at Roosevelt Field. Austin defeated Mankato 9-1, Albert Lea beat Fairmont 6-5 as Mason City sits 4-2 and the Packers and Albert Lea share second at 5-3.
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Wok
Manes Cap
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Eae
Manketo
Mason City
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Estherville
Roosevelt Field
Mankato
Fairmont
Packers
Bob Peral
Pearl
Purcell
Oxburn
Klunder
Albert Lee
Olx
Ramnes
Wise
Saetzer
Hoffman
Ackerman
Canada Cup Trophy: Palmer and Snead Win Ultralegend Pace
Arnold Palmer and Sam Snead won the Canada Cup for the United States at Portmarnock Ireland. Palmer heads to Scotland with new shots and aims to add the British Open to his American Open and Masters titles. The event closed on the 7,903 yard Portmarnock links.
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Ireland
Arnold Palmer
Sam Snead
United States
Scotland
Portmarnock Links
Irish Sea
Latrobe, Pa
Brua wins feature at Cha teau Speedway stock car race
Albert Lea driver Ole Brua led the Cha teau Speedway program with a first in the feature race and second in heat three. Joe Wurst and Floyd Matter also won features, while Leonard Espe escaped injury after a seventh lap crash. A 30-car field contested the event ahead of the next meet in Albert Lea.
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Albert Lea
Chateau Speedway
Lansing
Brua
Dave Noble
Blooming Prairie
Joe Wurst
Floyd Matter
Lyle
Cliff Pratt
Austin
Julius Grage
Don Hansen
Leonard Espe
Howard Edward
Harvey Patterson
Northwood
Iowa
Grage
Hansen
Orv Snater
Bill Wolfe
Don McAllister
Brun
Austin Archers Place at Goodhue Scores Big in Target Event
Seven Austin archers earned prizes in a Thirty Target Double American Target event at Goodhue Minnesota. Haven Rinehart took second in freestyle men AA with 1380 points and Ken Koenig second in instinctive men B with 1150. Arlin Chesin won the Junior Boys with 995. Gerry Misgen won women class B freestyle with 993 and Georgia Woong second with 974. Colleen Nelson second in class C with 636. Marjorie Koenig won the Junior Girls with 891.
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Goodhue
Minn
Haven Rinehart
Ken Koenig
Arlin Chesin
Gerry Misgen
Georgia ‘Woong
Colleen Nelson
Marjorie Koenig
Soviet Eyes Wimbledon Victory and New Russian Entrant
Soviet tennis officials hailed progress at Wimbledon as Anna Dmitrieva, a 19 year old from Russia, advanced to the fourth round before losing to Darlene Hard. Team manager Semen Belitz-Geiman said the Soviet Union would bring a larger team next year. Hard advanced to the quarterfinals, with rain delaying the match into Saturday. The tournament enters the second week with six men's singles quarterfinalists and seven women's quarterfinalists already decided.
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Soviet Union
Miss Dmitrieva
Miss Hard
Owatonna Golfer Farris Jones Captures LMGA Title
Farris Jones of Owatonna wins the 1960 Southern Minnesota Golf Association championship at Austin Country Club with a 186 total over 45 holes. Bailey Blethen, last year’s champ, finishes runner up in the second flight with 159. Austin’s Ken Erickson, Joe Schneider Jr., Vern Walcott, and Barney Kroc form the winning LMGA quartet to give Austin the team trophy amid 150 plus golfers over three days.
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Owatonna
Southern Minnesota Golf Assn
Austin Country Club
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Bailey Blethen
Mankato
le Sueur
Blethen
Ken (Pinky) Erickson
Wayne Breck
Waseca
Gene MacDonald
Pamsey Golf Club
Austin
Bob Finseth
Rochester Golf and Country Club
LMGA
Erickson
Joe Schneider, Jr
Vern Walcott
Barney Kroc
Jarvis Knutson
al Gustafson
Albert Lea
Fred Jones
D. Boyer
Rochester Soldiers Field
Nate Chesin
Austin CC
Wally Anderson
Bill Strifert
Chet Nockleby
Bill Sage
Austin, CC
D. Horeck
J. Fish
Bill Erickson
Herald
Hoad Wins Third Straight in Masters Round Robin
Lew Hoad defeats Mal Anderson 6 0 6 2 in Los Angeles to clinch his third consecutive victory at the $15,000 Masters Round Robin tennis championship.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Lew Hoad
Mal Anderson
Thompson Outpoints Tombetones Smith in Argentina Bout
Federico Thompson defeats Charlit Tombetones Smith by points in a boxing match held in Buenos Aires. The fight concludes with Thompson earning a 147 to 1464 score, showcasing his win in Argentina.
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Federico Thompson
Argentina
Charlit Tombetones Smith
Los Angeles
New Names in Track and Field Records
New marks and records highlighted the National AAU Championships in Bakersfield as Ira Davis, Jim Grebe, Al Oerter, Phil Coleman, Otis Davis, Bill Dellinger and Jim Beatty set or matched meet records. Dellinger beat Beatty by a bare inch in the 5,000 meters while Coleman edged Jones in the steeplechase.
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Calif
Stanford University
Ira Davis
Philadelphia Pioneer Club
al Andrews
Louisiana State University
Billy Brown
Jim Grebe
Oregon Emerald Athletic Assn
Cyrol Burleson
Oregon
al Oerter
New York Athletic Club
Oerter
Phil Coleman
Chicago Athletic Club
Charley (Deacon) Jones
Otis Davis
Oregon Emerald Club
Tom Courtney
Coleman
Jones
Bill Dellinger
Jim Beatty
Beatty
Dellinger
Rams Sign Bradshaw To 1960 61 Contracts
Right tackle Charlie Bradshaw has signed contracts for the 1960-61 seasons with the Los Angeles Rams of the National Football League, the team announced Sunday.
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Charlie Bradshaw
Los Angeles Ram
National Football League
Millers Saints sweep twin bills in Century League action
St Paul Saints swept Dallas Fort Worth 10-0 and 11-4 to climb to third while Denver and Louisville won the opener and afterpiece respectively. Minneapolis beat Charleston 2-1 and 4-3 as Karl Yastrzemski homered in both games. Austin Blues beat Faribault Lakers 6-3 as Dave Perl and company snap road skid. Red Wing toppled Kenyon 5-1 and Bloomington routed Cannon Falls 8-1.
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Adams Rose Creek Drop League Games
Johnsburg collected eight hits off Dave Hatton and reliever Roger Booker for a 9-4 North Central League victory over Adams Sunday. Schneider went the distance, limiting Adams to three. Osage defeated Stacyville 4-1 behind four-hit pitching of Benson and Meyer turned back Rose Creek 6-2. In a night game at St Ansgar the Iowans dumped Lyle 5-2 behind seven-hit pitching of Fossey. St Ansgar collected 10 hits off Johnson and Evenson.
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Minn
Austin Blues
Dave Perl
Faribault Lakers
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Blues
Johnsburg
Dave Hatton
Roger Booker
Adams
Schneider
Osage
Stacyville
Benson
Meyer
Rose Creek
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Lyle
Fossey
Johnson
Evenson
New Coe College taps Glenn Drahn as coach and AD
Glenn Drahn former State University of Iowa football and baseball star becomes head football coach and director of athletics and physical education at Coe College in Cedar Rapids.
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Glenn Drahn
State University of Iowa
Coe College
Pirates Fall Twice as Cubs Rally Upset Pittsburgh
Cubs end losing streak by beating Pirates 7-6 and 7-5 in Pittsburgh. Smoky Burgess belted a pinch hit homer in the opener, Ernie Banks sparked Chicago with a ninth inning rally, while Ron Santo and Mark Freeman led the Cubs to the second game win. Phillies pitcher John Buzhardt hurled 9 2 3 innings of hitless ball before a 12th inning 3-2 victory. Dodgers, Reds also won. Pirates still lead NL by three games despite doubleheader loss.
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Vern Law
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John Buzhardt
St. Louis
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Hal Smith
Ernie Banks
Smoky Burgess
Ron Santo
Houston
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Mark Freeman
Seth Morehead
Frank Howard
Los Angeles
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Lew Burdette
Bob Purkey
Orlando Cepeda
Cincinnati
Jack Sanford
Wally Post
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Joe Cunningham
Stan Musial
Tony Gonzalesz
Homer
Short
Bill White
John Glenn
Smith
No Changes for Tigers
President Bill Dewitt and Manager Jimmy Dykes held a hastily arranged meeting Sunday night after Detroit lost a doubleheader to the Washington Senators. Dewitt announced no organizational changes, but players criticized the timing amid a seven-loss in nine games.
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LaVine and Knutson Win Jaycee Junior Tennis Titles
Lance LaVine of Austin wins the Junior division defeating Paul LeDuc 6-0 6-1 then Mike Carroll 6-0 6-0 to take the title. Dan Knutson secures the Boys division with 6-0 6-0 over Tim Butler and 8-6 6-0 over Gudger Sorenson. Both advance to the state Jaycee Junior tournament July 2-3 at Nicollet Tennis Center Minneapolis with top four heading to Midland Texas August 1-6.
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Austin
Dan Knutson
Jaycee
LaVine
Paul LeDuc
Mike Carroll
Knutson
Tim Butler
Gudger Sorenson
Nicollet Tennis Center
Minneapolis
Midland
Texas
Fullmer and Basilio Set for NBA World Middleweight Title Rematch
Gene Fullmer and Carmen Basilio meet again Wednesday night at Derks Field Salt Lake City for the NBA world middleweight title. Fullmer, 27, seeks another win after a 14 round knockout last Aug. 28. Basilio, 33, challenged to regain the crown and could set up a rematch with Paul Pender if successful. The bout will be shown on ABC television at 9 p.m. CDT.
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Carmen Basilio
Salt Lake City
Derks
National Boxing Assn
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Basilio
NBA
Ray Robinson
Robinson
Paul Pender
Brookline
Mass
West Jordan
Utah
Exchamp
Chittenango
N. Y
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Bozeman
Mont
Pender
Eagles Top Local in Club League Baseball at Ellis Diamond
The Eagles defeated Local 9 8 1 at Ellis diamond on Saturday to pull even for first with the Firemen at 4 0. Gary Funk pitched five hitter and 11 strikeouts, while Jay Best allowed four hits including two to Gary Quednov.
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Ellis Diamond
Firemen
Gary Funk
Jay Best
Gary Quednov
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Moose
Elks Battle Lansing
Syracuse orders tickets for Army game at Yankee Stadium
Syracuse has orders for more than 16,000 tickets to the football game with Army at Yankee Stadium on November 5.
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