Pascual Turns in Best Performance For Twins Victory
Camilo Pascual pitched seven scoreless innings to spark the Minnesota Twins to a 4-0 win over the Cleveland Indians. The victory extended Minnesota’s win streak to four and pulled them within one game of .500 as they head into a five game series at Baltimore. Versalles booted two errors but Pascual’s outing and Worthington’s eighth inning relief preserved the shutout. Oliva homered and Tovar added a triple as Minnesota built a 3-0 lead before final tally.
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Clay to Fight London in London and Mildenberger in Frankfurt
Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay will fight unranked Brian London in London on August 6 or 13 and Karl Mildenberger in Frankfurt on September 10 or 17. Promoters confirmed Wembley Stadium hosting London fight. Clay needs draft board clearance to tour overseas. London is 35-13 with 26 knockouts. Mildenberger is European champion with 49-2-3 record.
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Hopes dashed as throw ends Twin Cities league game
The Twins faced a late mishap Tuesday night when a grounder to short by Dick Howser led Zoilo Versalles to throw to Ron Theiler, taking Alvis out of the play and ending the contest.
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Athletics Rally Past Orioles 4 3 to Tighten AL Race
In Kansas City the Athletics under Alvin Dark upset first-place Baltimore 4-3. Cater and Gosger each drove in a run, Campaneris singled, and Dobson plus relievers held the Orioles to six hits as KC snapped Baltimore's three-game win streak. Detroit 15 California 3 and Minnesota 4 Cleveland 0 also reported.
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Giants Bowler Bolin Narrowly Misses No-Hitter in 7-1 Win
Giants catcher Jim Hart foul sequence ends no hit bid as Orlando Cepeda singles to break up Bolin's nohitter. Bolin allowed one more hit, Giants won 7-1 behind Willie Mays 18th homer as San Francisco extends NL lead to four over Pittsburgh. Pirates, Phillies, Reds, Braves also winners in other NL games.
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Ellis Tigers Upset Blue Devils In 9-1 UCT Baseball Win
The Ellis Tigers defeated the Blue Devils 9-1 at UCT Field on Tuesday night, turning a 1-0 lead for Blue Devils into a seven run fifth inning. John Riles started on the mound for Ellis while Merlin Ehmke took the loss.
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Dodgers Sign Albany High Star Dennis James
Albany teenager Dennis James an 18 year old left handed pitching ace signs a professional baseball contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers on Monday.
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Jeter Signs 1966 Pact With Packers
Former University of Iowa star Bob Jeter, a defensive back last season, signed his 1966 contract with the Green Bay Packers in an announced weekend agreement.
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Hartman Dominates as Austin Legion Tops Mankato 7 0
Doug Hartman pitched four hits allowed none walked none and struck out six to lead the Austin American Legion to a 7 0 win over Mankato at Key City Park. Hartman earned the decision as Austin moved into sole possession of first in the Southern Minnesota League with six league wins and one loss.
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B and J Bomb Weyerhaeuser 34 7 in Softball
In Austin slow pitch action at Northwest Park B and J Bar crushed Weyerhaeuser 34 to 7 for the season high. Rich Fingarson slugged three homers, two in the 2nd inning as the team scored 17 runs.
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Eagles Top V F W in Club League
Eagles move into first place in the Club League with a 5 0 record after defeating the V F W 3 1 at Athletic Field. Steve Lenoch and Scott Peterson combined on the mound for the winners while Mike Cummings took the loss as the teams prepared to meet the unbeaten Moose.
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Terrell Wins Unanimous Decision After Two Round Deductions
Ernie Terrell of Chicago retained the World Boxing Association title with a 15 round decision over Doug Jones in Houston. Two rounds were ruled for low blows against Terrell, but the towering champion still dominated the bout, while Jones complained of holding as the crowd booed. Terrell hinted at upcoming title defenses against Cleveland Williams or George Chuvalo, with offers reportedly totaling $125,000.
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Leaders Still Unbeaten in Trap Shooting
Berglund Sporting Goods and Hayfield remained undefeated in the Cedar Valley Trap Shooting League with six straight wins. Individual scoring saw J Lidke and G Torney at 118 of 150, followed by F Lorenzon and J Schelper at 147, D Olstad 146, and others in the 145 to 143 range.
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Packers Meet Rochester Here At Marcusen Park
The Austin Packers seek their second Southern Minnesota League win as they host Rochester at Marcusen Park at 8. Manager Larry Scheid aims to halt a three game skid after losses to Winona and Rochester, with lefty Dave Hartman expected on the mound.
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Keino Beats Clarke With 5000 Metres Fastest Time of Year
Kenyan runner Kipchoge Keino posted the fastest 5000 meters of the year, 13 26.6, at an international track meet, surpassing Australian Ron Clarke. Keino was 2.4 seconds off the world record.
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