Arrigo Shuts Out White Sox as Twins Win in Doubleheader
Gerry Arrigo, a 23-year-old rookie, pitches Minnesota to a 2-0 win in the opener, nearly a no hitter before Hershberger's infield single. In the nightcap Chicago blasts Minnesota with a 9-4 victory as Pascual and bullpen falter. Killebrew hits two homers in the twin bill with Oliva and Allison also contributing.
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White Sox
Camilo Pascual
Chicago
Hershberger
Earl Battey
Jack Kralick
Kansas City
Harmon Killebrew
Tony Oliva
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Pete Ward
J. C. Martin
Jin Landis
Juan Pizarro
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Nehl‘son
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Ron
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Perry Pizarro
Pascual Roland
Pizarro Martin
Twin Cities
Twins shuffle seven players between majors and minors
The Minnesota Twins announced a seven player shuffle between their major league roster and farm teams in Atlanta and Charlotte. Bud Bloomfield, Garland Shifflett, Bill Whitby, and Joe McCabe were moved to Atlanta or Charlotte, with Gerry Fosnow, Jim Snyder, and Ron Henry called up or recalled. Snyder and Henry previously played for the Twins in 1961. Snyder batted .272 for Atlanta, Henry .310 with 16 homers. McCabe and Bloomfield were rookies with limited action this season. Shifflett and Whitby joined the Twins recently as relievers.
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Joe McCabe
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McCabe
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Jim Snyder
Ron Henry
Snyder
Henry
Twins
Fosnow
Bloomfield
Minnesota
Shifflett
Rule Fires 139 For 36-Hole Lead In Cleveland Open
Jack Rule of Cedar Rapids Iowa shot a par 71 Friday in the second round of the Cleveland Open for a 36 hole total of 139. Rule is tied with eight others for 27th place eight strokes behind leader Arnold Palmer.
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Jack Rule
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Packers Face Aces Again Here Sunday
Austin Packers manager Wayne Haefner aims for a third shot at the Owatonna Aces in a makeup game Sunday night at Marcusen Park. The team seeks to break a two game skid after a 12 to 3 loss Wednesday as Emil Scheid questions the misfortune and vows improvement.
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Austin Baseball Association
North Central League Baseball Set Sunday
A full North Central League schedule unfolds Sunday as teams start the second round. Lyle travels to Rose Creek while St Ansgar visits Stacyville and Adams plays Osage at night. Johnsburg has an open date. Day games start at 2 p.m. and Osage night game begins at 8 p.m.
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St. Ansgar
Stacyville
Adams
Osage
Johnsburg
St Olaf Demonstrates Unbeaten Run In YMCA League
St Olaf defeated St Edwards 17-4 to stay 10-0, 3-0 in second half, as Keith Anderson and Darrell Champlin led with three hits. Owatonna’s late nine run rally, sparked by Gary Weedman, broke the game open in the ninth.
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St. Edwards
Keith Anderson
Darrell Champlin
Palmer Leads Cleveland Open With 64 Eight Birdies
Palmer fired an eight birdie 64 to reach 131 after 36 holes and lead the $100,000 Cleveland Open at Highland Park. Richard H. Sikes Jr. matched with 64 to stand one stroke back at 132, while Jack Nicklaus sat third at 133 as 60 players advanced.
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Cleveland
Highland Park Municipal
Arnold Palmer
Philadelphia
Lem
Whitemarsh
Richard H. Sikes Jr
Springdale
Ark
Ken Venturi
Austin Legion Edges Owatonna 1-0 in Minnesota thriller
Austin Legion beat Owatonna 1-0 at Dartt's Park in a Southern Minnesota Legion League game. Bill O'Shaughnessy pitched a four hitter with 10 strikeouts, while Noel Jenke allowed two hits and fanned 16 for Owatonna. Austin's run came on a third inning walk, passed ball, and error as Mike King scored. The teams meet Mankato at 12:15 and Rochester at 1:30. Hartman and Lobb expected to start.
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Gary Weedman
Packers
Minnesota
Aces
Rochester
Albert Lea
Bloomington
Haefner
Terry Brown
University of Minnesota
Maurice Joel
Joel
John Page
Hugh Miller
Chuck Fuller
Minn
Dale Ramlo
Austin Legion
Dartt’s Park
Austin
Mankato
Bill O'Shaughnessy
Austin Victory
O’shaughnessy
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Rich Decker
Jenke
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Ramlo
Dave Hartman
Dave Lobb
Gates Brown
Bruton
Dave Wickersham
Indians
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Russ Nixon
Tommy John
Nixon
Tom Kroc Sinks Ace at Austin Country Club
Pacelli golfer Tom Kroc scored his fourth hole in one this season on the par 3 No. 5 at Austin Country Club, finishing with a 39. He achieved the ace with an eight iron while playing with his mother Mrs. Barney Kroc. witnesses included Bill Sage Bud Kroc Ted Hall and Babe Kulas. Tom also birdied holes No. 2 and No. 9. Mrs Kroc shot a 52.
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Pacelli
Tom
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Track Test at Rutgers Track Test at Rutgers
The National AAU Track and Field Championships opened at Rutgers University in New Brunswick N J as a two day event. Finals planned include pole vault with 17 entrants over 16 feet javelin broad jump shot put 100 meter dash 110 meter hurdles and 10 000 meter run.
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N.J
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Standings and results from Friday games in baseball and league
Baltimore beats Washington 9 to 4 in 13 innings while Boston downs Cleveland 3 to 2. Minnesota and Chicago struggle. Los Angeles, Detroit, New York win in extras or close margins. Upcoming games include Kansas City at Los Angeles and Baltimore at Washington with multiple National League matchups listed.
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St. Louis
Houston Ee
Milwaukee
Houston
San Francisco
Angels extend AL streak to 11 with shutouts of Athletics
The Los Angeles Angels beat Kansas City 1-0 and 6-0 to stretch their winning streak to 11, moving into sixth place and one-half game behind Cleveland. Bo Belinsky earned his third win in the streak, while Bob Meyer notched his first major league victory as Los Angeles hovers near Anaheim amid possible relocation chatter.
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Associated Press
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Cleveland
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Anaheim
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Bob Meyer
Meyer
Bob Lee
Belinsky
Bob Dulba
Chicago
Baltimore
Washington
Detroit
New York
Boston
Ed Charles
Rocky Colavito
Dulba
Lee
Billie Jean Moffitt Moves Toward Wimbledon Semifinals
Billie Jean Moffitt, 20, from Long Beach, advances to the Wimbledon round of 16 after a 3-6 6-4 6-2 comeback over Margaret Lee. Chuck McKinley secures a men’s fourth-round win as Roy Emerson defeats Arthur Ashe to reach the quarterfinals.
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Wimbledon
England
Billie Jean
Billie
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
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Australia
Big Marge
Little Miss Moffitt
Margaret Lee
Chuck McKinley
San Antonio
Tex
Ivy Named Scout for Grid Giants
The New York Giants add Frank Pop Ivy to their scouting staff at age 48. He will cover the Southeast Conference and Big Eight Conference regions after signing on Wednesday.
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Grid Giants
NEW York
New York Giants
Frank
Pop
Giants
Meningitis Hits Indians Star Max Alvis in Boston
In Boston Max Alvis Cleveland third baseman was struck by spinal meningitis and rushed to Sancta Maria Hospital after a high fever and neck stiffness. Team physician Dr. Thomas Tierney said the illness was arrested in time and treatment with sulfa tablets was started. quarantine was ruled out for the Indians.
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Cleveland
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Alvis
Sancta Maria Hospital
Red Sox
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Thomas Tierney
Tierney
Indians
Passes May Decide East West Grid Test
In the East West Shrine Game at War Memorial Stadium, 58 players vie for pro slots. Mira leads the Eastern passing, with Claridge and Trull competing for the West quarterback duties as teams assess NFL futures.
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Bufalo
N.Y
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Scott Appleton
Don Trull
War Memorial Stadium
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American Football Coaches Association
Buffalo Evening News
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University of Miami
Pete Elliott
Illinois
San Francisco 49Ers
Bob Devaney
Nebraska
West
Dennis Claridge
Cornhusker
Trull
Baylor
Houston Oilers
Claridge
Green Bay
Vince Lombardi
Packers
Powder Puff Derby Headlines Michigan Speedway Show
Powder Puff Derby returns at Chateau Speedway in Lansing Minnesota with top area drivers in modified and stock car divisions racing for points and cash. Women drivers join the program with 8 30 p m start. Notable drivers include Don McAllister Ron Thom as Garhard Wollenberg Bud Lomholt LaVerne Jech Ed Ger hard Bill Nihart Rex Garr Dave Noble Joel Wurst Jim Horak and Don Lowe.
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Minn
Chateau Speedway
Ben
Don McAllister
Ron Thomas
Garhard Wollenberg
Bud Lomholt
LaVerne Jech
Sports promoter Leo Dan Durand dies in Montreal
Leo Dan Durand, 75, a prominent Canadian sports promoter in the 1920s and 1930s who once owned part of the Montreal Canadiens hockey team and held an interest in 17 horse racing tracks, died Thursday in Montreal.
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Leo Dandurand
Canada
Montreal Canadiens
Phillies Top Cards in 6 5 Victory at Busch Stadium
Phillies beat the Cardinals 6-5 as Clay Dalrymple hit his second homer of the season aided by Cal McLish who returned from injury. Dalrymple corrected his swing after a talk with McLish, delivering the key blow on the right center pavilion roof.
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Busch Stadium
Phillie
Cardinals
Cal McLish
McLish
Phillies
Dalrymple
Jaycees Rally Stuns Kiwanis 7-3 in Senior League
The Jaycees edged Kiwanis 7-3 at Marcuson Park in a senior division Club League game. Bob Larson earned the win with 11 strikeouts, holding Kiwanis to five hits. Attlesey hit a triple and Novakny added a double as the Jaycees improved to 2-4 while Kiwanis dropped to five straight.
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Kiwanis
Marcuson Park
Bob Larson
Kellar
Attlesey
Novotny
Entries Open for Midwest Softball Meet in Austin
Entries pour in for the Austin Midwest Softball Invitational to be played Saturday and Sunday, July 4 and 5, at Northwest Park. Teams from Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa and the Dakotas compete with Peters Packers of Eau Claire headlining plus Scandia Marshalltown Owatonna Elevator Mountain Lake VFW Hormels Fort Dodge and others. Tickets good for all games are on sale at $1.
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Hastings
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S.D
Webster City
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H.ticrest Bowl
St. Paul
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