Twins Take Doubleheader From Red Sox in Early Win Sign
The Minnesota Twins won both ends of a doubleheader against Boston 6-5 and 6-3, with relief help from Don Lee and Danny McDevitt. Bill Tuttle adapts to third base, Jim Lemon executes timely bunts, and Pete Ramos shows form before tiring. Camilo Pascual to start for Minnesota against Ike Delock.
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Baseball Bonuses Make or Break for Rookie Signings
New York AP reports on how large signing bonuses shape early careers. Harmon Killebrew and Sandy Koufax are cited as success stories, with early payoffs for Kaline, Groat, McCormick, McDaniel and others, while many bonus babies still end up in the scrap heap.
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Boxing result report lists multiple bouts with knockouts
The Associated Press notes fights in major cities with several knockouts including Jose Torres from New York and Willie Besmmenoff from New York as opponents. The card lists venues in Philadelphia and tor onto with weights and knockout outcomes.
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Braves Win 3-0 as Buhl Earns Second Straight Shutout
Milwaukee Braves push to .500 with a 3-0 win over St Louis as Bob Buhl improves to 5-5. Ed Mathews hit his 18th homer to seal the victory, keeping Milwaukee within one game of fourth-place Pittsburgh while Cincinnati holds a three-game lead in the NL pennant race.
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Minor League Results from Pacific Coast League Scores
Hawaii defeated Spokane 13 to 4 while Portland beat Salt Lake City 7 to 4. Tacoma topped Seattle 6 to 3 and Vancouver defeated San Diego 12 to 3.
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Kiwanis Gains Club League 1st Place
Kiwanis jumped into undisputed first in the Senior Division Club League baseball standings by defeating the Jeycees 11 3 as Dave Hartman and John Hastings combined for 19 strikeouts and two hits. The Lions beat Police Dept 7 6 in a close tilt.
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Milwaukee Open attracts top players including Gary Player
Milwaukee Open at North Hills set for July 20 to 23 1961 with touring pro Gary Player among the signatories.
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Blues On Road Thursday In Big Inning Paced Game Night
The Austin Blues travel to Owatonna Thursday aiming to grab second place in the Century league. Manager Bob Cummins’ club sits at 3-3 with Lefthander Dave Peni likely to start after his five singles in six trips and 19 strikeouts Sunday. Bloomington leads the Century with 7-1. Albert Lea and Mankato also play midweek with SM action.
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U. Grid Ticket Forms Hit Mails
More than 27 000 ticket applications go out before the July 1 sale start to former season buyers M men and others. Single game tickets go on sale August 1 for Minnesota football with a tough schedule including Missouri Oregon Michigan and Michigan State among others. Coach Murray Warmath calls the slate the most exacting in his eight years at Minnesota.
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Legion Rips Owatonna for 1st Win
Austin junior American Legion baseball team earned its first win in three starts by beating Owatonna 14 to 7 at Marcu sen Park Tuesday night. Ron Hagstrom started, Rob Clennon and Dave Louk held Owatonna to four hits, and Hagstrom led the offense with a single and a triple in four trips.
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Chateau Speedway July 4 Race Slate Reveals Thrilling Wins
A full program at Chateau Speedway starts 8 30 p m on July 4 featuring a Slap feature a 30 lap semi feature and a 2 lap stock race. Ole Brun edged Verlin Bakers in a 15 lap feature last Saturday while Floyd Matter claimed the semi feature. Orv Snater Rex Gar and Dave Bjorge won heats with Mrs Duane Bridley taking the powderpuff and Rod Apple the stock race. Snater later exited the track after a backstretch incident with no injuries reported.
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Local Bowler Buys Oelwein Lanes In Iowa
Austin bowling figure Gordy Hanson buys Sunny Side Lanes in Oelwein Iowa and will assume possession Saturday. Hanson drove for Geo A Hormel Co and posted a 200 plus average in recent league play at Austin Bowl and Echo Lanes.
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Browns appoint Sauerbrei and Samuel to key posts
Cleveland Browns chairman Arthur B Modell announced Harold Sauerbrei as business manager and Marsh Samuel as director of public relations for the NFL club on Tuesday.
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10 U.S. Amateurs Carry Golf Hopes
The United States will defend the Walker Cup against Britain September 1-2 at the Seattle Golf Club. The 10-man team includes national champion Deane Beman Charley Coe and Jack Nicklaus, joining seven other top amateurs as announced by the U.S. Golf Association.
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Musial collects 10000th official at bat with double
Stan Musial 40, vs Milwaukee Braves, four at bats, belts a long double in the sixth for his 684th career extra base hit. The moment arrives as he is presented the ball before a 3-0 loss to the Braves pitcher Bob Buhl.
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Brown Derby Triumphs 9 2 Over Mike's Bar In City Loop
Brown Derby used 12 hits to beat Mike's Bar 9 2 in the City softball league. Winning pitcher T. D. Andersen allowed seven hits as Brown Derby pulled away with runs in the second, fourth and fifth innings. Key moments included a three run homer by Glenn Yocum and three hit days by Berge and Anderson.
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Nancy Richey Goes Down Facing Australia’s Margaret Smith
Wimbledon debutant Nancy Richey from San Angelo Texas loses in the first round to Margaret Smith 3-6 6-3 6-4. Observers hail the 19 year old as a rising star with potential to contend for the title.
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