Twins Crush Senators in Doubleheader Sweep
The Minnesota Twins beat Washington 11 4 and 10 3 to move within 1 percentage point of the AL lead. Harmon Killebrew homered twice and drove in five, boosting his average to .280. Don Wertz and Vic Wertz also homered as Jim Kaat and Billy Dailey performance highlighted the victories.
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Legion to Meet St Paul Park at Marcusen Park
The Austin American Legion Junior baseball team returns to Marcusen Park Sunday for a double header versus St. Paul Park Legion. First game at 3 p.m. It is the first start for pitcher Dave Hartman under coach Dick Seltz since a 7-3 loss to Mason City, Iowa, in a Southern Minnesota Junior League game last Wednesday. Next league game is Wednesday, July 3, against Mason City at Marcusen Park.
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Packers at Mason City Lefty Page Set to Pitch
Emil Scheid's Austin Packers rise to second in the Southern Minnesota League after narrow wins. They beat Albert Lea 1-0 at Marcusen Park to move within half a game of leaders Mankato Twins, who beat Mason City 14-4. Owatonna edged Bloomington 10-9 in ten innings.
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Packer Averages Hit In Big League Series At Mason City
Packer Averages take a high tempo road trip to Mason City for a league doubleheader while Owatonna visits Mankato and Albert Lea hosts Bloomington. Scheid taps lefty John Page for the 9 p m Roosevelt Stadium game as Blooming ton battered him last outing yet he owns an 8 4 edge over Mankato. Rosenbaum paces Packers with .360 average and 2 homers as team hits .191 through eight games. Cahalan leads Mason City at .321.
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Wynn Seeks 300th Victory Fails Again For Indians
Ancient hurler Early Wynn leaves after six innings in a 4-3 Cleveland win over the Chicago White Sox. Debuts rival Dave Debusschere battles six innings, with Wynn citing fatigue before Birdie Tebbetts removes him. Wynn had hoped for his 300th victory and had struggled in earlier 2-0 loss to the Sox.
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Kimball's 68 Leads Tourney
Jo Ann Prentice of Columbia South Carolina fired a five under par 67 in the Carvel Open second round to set a tournament record and move within two strokes of Judy Kimball of Sioux City Iowa who led at 139. Prentice teamed six birdies with 26 putts to climb to 141 tying Marilynn Smith for runner up as Smith played 71 after leading first round and bogeying the 18th.
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Twins roll to sixth straight as Killebrew stars in 11-4 10-3 wins
Harmon Killebrew fueled Minnesota with 17th homer two doubles and three singles driving in five as the Twins crushed the Senators 11-4 and 10-3 to pull within 12 games of the AL lead. Boston edged the Yankees 4-3. Cleveland beat Chicago 4-3. Los Angeles swept Detroit 8-3.
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All-Star selections set with Pearson named starter
Albie Pearson named starting center field for the American League in the 1963 All-Star game in Cleveland. Joe Pepitone and Zoilo Versalles named for the first time, with Kaline and Mantle among top vote-getters as the Leagues prepare rosters and pitchers for the July 9 showdown.
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al Kaline
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Pittsburgh
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Nellie Fox
Chicago
Ageless Spahn Shuts Out Dodgers and Giants Beat Reds
Warren Spahn, 42, tossed a three hitter to beat the Dodgers 1-0 in Los Angeles for Milwaukee. He did not allow a hit until the seventh and improved to 11-3, moving toward a 13th 20-win season as St Louis led the NL with a 9-2 win over Houston. The Giants beat the Reds 7-3 with Mays, McCovey homers in the eighth, while Marichal and relievers held Cincinnati to three runs. Cubs edged Phillies 4-3 on Santo’s 11th inning homer as Pittsburgh topped the Mets 3-1.
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Baseball scores and key hits from the night
Line scores show Frank Herd and Maury Wills getting late hits off Spahn while Lee Maye and Hank Aaron drive Braves run against Drysdale. Flood hits for Cardinals, Altman drives in two with triple and sac fly, Javier extends hit streak. Gibson wins in six hitter, Crott loses. Pinson homers off Marichal, Reds tie on Yvette error, McCovey homers twice and Epeda also hits for Giants.
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Hank Aaron
Joe Torre
Flood
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Julian Javier
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Dick Crott
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East West grid clash fuels heat and stakes
In Buffalo the East and West meet in the All-America football game under hot humid skies. East coach Milt Bruhn relies on Vanderkelen Lamonica and Griffing while West coach John McKay starts Bill Nelsen. Kickoff 7:30 p.m. CDT. ABC telecast at 9 p.m. CDT.
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Phils Sell Lemon to Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia sold outfielder Jim Lemon to the Chicago White Sox for the $20 000 waiver price. Lemon appeared in 30 games for the Phillies since May 4, hitting .276 with two home runs and six RBIs mostly as a pinch hitter.
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Mankato State Names First Swimming Coach Don Robinson
MANKATO Minn AP Mankato State College has named its first swimming coach. Don Robinson, formerly at Flint Michigan Junior College, will assume duties July 19. He is a North Dakota graduate with a Minnesota master’s degree and has coached in Montana and Flint.
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Five new entries join Austin Midwest Invitational Softball Tourney
Gar Nash announces July 2021 line up expansion to fifteen teams for the Austin Midwest Invitational. Peter's Packers of Eau Claire Wisconsin tops the list as last year's champion, joined by Hormels Fort Dodge Iowa Merchants Holland Iowa Twin Point Lake Elmo Rusco Steelers St Paul Park and others from Rochester Winona Owatonna Albert Lea Marshalltown Sioux Falls and more local outfits.
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VFW Midgets Clash With Faribault At Marcusen Park
Dale Ramlo leads the Austin VFW Midget baseball team in a First District league game against Faribault at Marcusen Park. Austin aims for its 11th straight win and fourth Western League victory as Faribault sits 0-2 in league play after a 16-0 loss to Austin. The series continues this weekend with a Sunday twin bill versus Winona at 1 p.m.
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Traffic Jam At Cleveland Open Sets Up Monday Playoff
The $110000 Cleveland Open golf tournament narrows to 75 players within eight strokes of each other after two rounds. Bo Wininger and Gary Player led at 135, while Jack Nicklaus and Tony Lema tied at 136. Arnold Palmer and Julius Boros also sit in contention as a Monday playoff looms if 72 holes end tied.
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Two More Rookies Signed by Twins Farm Team
The Minnesota Twins signed two rookies for their Appalachian Rookie League Wytheville team. Right handed pitcher Arvin Tucker, 19, from Houston Texas, stands 6 feet 3 inches and weighs 235 pounds. Catcher Charles Baker, 18, from Rolfe Virginia, is 6 feet and 0 inches tall, 195 pounds, and recently graduated high school.
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Panama-Bernford Francis Knocks Out Wes Ley Hines
Panama city fighter Panama Bernford Francis, 128 pounds, stops Wes Ley Hines, 126 pounds, in Jamaica B.W.1 bout. Hines fails to answer bell in first round. Referee stops contest at the bell.
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