Pascual Dominates Yanks In 4-1 Twins Victory
Camilo Pascual held New York to six hits and struck out eight as the Minnesota Twins beat the Yankees 4-1 behind his sharp pitching. A line drive nicked his pitching hand but he finished the game, with Roger Maris homering for New York in the seventh. The Twins added two runs in the eighth to seal the win and open a series in Los Angeles against the Angels.
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Mullin's homer lifts Richfield past Austin 5 4
Dick Mullvan hit a decisive homer in the eighth to lift state defending champion Richfield to a 5-4 win over Austin at Marcuson Park. Trailing 4-3, Richfield tied the game in the seventh on a sequence including an error, a stolen base, and a Greg Wasick single before Mullvan's shot gave the Spartans the victory.
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Power State
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Packers
Pacelli Scores Four Points at Knights of Columbus Meet
Pacelli track team under coach Bill Morton earns four points at the seventh annual Knights of Columbus Invitational in Rochester New York. Tim Butler sets a Shamrock school record with 2 05.2 in the 880 and Pacelli places fifth in the mile relay as LaCrosse Aquinas dominates the 19-team field led by Jon Davis double wins and a record 48 12 points.
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Minnehaha Academy
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Rick Eggart
Hill
Blake
Doug Hawkinson
Tom Schwartz
Cretin
Rochester Lourdes
Chuck Bigley
Doug Galster
How They Stand Sunday Results and Tuesday Games
Standings show Detroit 12 Baltimore 4 Minnesota 4 New York 1 Boston 3 Kansas City 2 Cleveland 4 Los Angeles 3 Chicago 8 7 Washington 0 8 Tuesday matchups include Minnesota at Los Angeles Chicago at Kansas City New York at Detroit Cleveland at Washington Boston at Baltimore Pittsburgh at Chicago Philadelphia at New York Houston at Cincinnati San Francisco at Milwaukee Los Angeles at St Louis
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Packers Grab Seven Golds in Relays Tilt Close
In Fairmont Minnesota Austin’s Packers finish second to Fairmont 67 66 at the Sentinel Relays. Austin stars include ninth grader Jim Goudy winning the 880 in 2 10.8 and Ray Dunsmore 100 in 10.1 and 220 in 22.7. Fairmont collected eight points in the final mile relay to seal the team title with St. James third overall.
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Dave Heffner
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John Anker
Ray Dunsmore
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Surprising Cubs Defeat Braves and Braves, Bucs Lead
The Cubs defeated the Braves 3-2 as Chicago climbed to fourth place two games back in the National League. Merritt Ranen homered and drove in two runs, with Lindy McDaniel closing out the win. Pittsburgh stayed four games ahead after a 7-3 loss to Los Angeles. San Francisco briefly led after beating New York before dropping back.
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Mantle Struggles With Injuries In Twin Series
AP report from St Paul Minneapol is notes Mickey Mantle sat out with a pulled rib muscle and played through a poor New York Minnesota series. He hit a solo homer on Saturday but went 1 for 8 in the set, throwing his bat in frustration after subpar batting practice.
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Mickey Mantle
Mantle
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Twins
Twins Buy Ward and Ship Banks
The Minnesota Twins moved to bolster their bench by sending George Banks to their Dallas-Fort Worth farm club and acquiring Jay Ward from the same club. Ward, 24, bats right and covers multiple infield and outfield positions with power. he led the PCL with seven homers and was batting .274 at Dallas-Fort Worth. Ward joins the Twins in Los Angeles today.
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Banks
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Nicklaus Wins Las Vegas Tournament of Champions
Jack Nicklaus capped his rounds with a 69 final round to win the $60,000 Las Vegas Tournament of Champions by five strokes. He finished 72 holes at 273, 15 under par, earning $13,000 and signaling he hopes to improve further.
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Bowling Meeting at VFW Tuesday
The Aus tin Men's Bowling Association holds its annual meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. in the VFW clubroom announced by Ted Sandell league secretary All members are urged to attend as plans for the 1963 64 season will be discussed and new officers installed.
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League
Northwestern Wildcats oust Whites 14-12 in spring game
Northwestern Wildcats second string purples defeated the first string Whites 14 to 12 in a spring football scrimmage led by freshman quarterback David Milam and strong play on offense.
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Northwestern
Wildcats
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Tigers Snap Slump: Red Sox Beat Yankees in AL Action
The Twins signed Camilo Pascual after New Year as spring work began. Pascual steadies in midseason form, beating the Yankees 4-1 after a rough opening. Boston and New York jockey for position as Detroit, Cleveland, and Chicago also post wins in a crowded AL slate.
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Tigers Rally On Freehan Double To Top Orioles
Line scores show the Tigers taking the lead in the fourth after Freehan's double and an error. Tom Sturdivant earned the win in relief after being acquired from Pittsburgh. Bo Belinsky dropped to 1-4 as the Angels lost their fourth straight.
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Pittsburgh
Angels
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Dick Donovan
Angeles
Barry Latman
VFW Seeks Ball Players For Austin Team
The Austin VFW calls for candidates aged 14 15 to join the baseball squad. Report with gloves at Lafayette Park diamond at 6 p m Tuesday. Local teams include Austin and rivals such as Albert Lea Roch ester St Charles Faribault Northfield Winona Lake City Waseca Mankato Owaton na.
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Richfield B defeats Austin B 7 to 3 in league game
The Richfield B baseball team beat Austin B 7 3 at the Athletic Field. Richfield scored four runs in the fourth. Bob Tripanner allowed five hits over seven innings. Austin B pitchers Bob Richardson and Dave Stillwell gave up 10 hits. Glen Farnum drove in two with a seventh inning single and Jeff Williams hit a first inning triple. Austin B stands 2 2 before next game with Albert Lea B on Tuesday.
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Best
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Greg Wasick
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Phils
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Austin JC and Bethel Trade 1-0 Victories
Austin Junior College and Bethel College split a non-conference doubleheader at Dunning Field with 1-0 decisions. Maurice Joel pitched five scoreless innings to beat Bethel in the opener as Austin pushed across a run on two errors and a squeeze bunt. John Holmberg one-hitted Austin in the nightcap while Bethel’s Cox delivered two of Bethel’s three hits.
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Richfield Edges Austin 7-2 In Non-Conference Tennis Match
Strong Richfield defeated Austin 7-2 at the Athletic Field courts in a non-conference clash. Dennis Dingman and Bruce Miller led singles wins for Richfield while the doubles pairings battled to a pro set unfinished at 6-6.
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Edwards and Gar Set Pace at Chateau Speedway 1963 opener
Howard Edwards of Austin won the stock car 10 lap feature at Chateau Speedway while Rex Gar of Albert Lea captured the 15 lap modified feature. Veldman and Lomholt won the heat races, with Bjorge and Noble taking heats in the modified division. A multi car crash delayed the second heat. crowd turnout remained strong despite cold weather.
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Veldman
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Pacelli Boosters Hold Stag Tonight
The Pacelli Booster Club stag party will be at the Knights of Columbus Hall starting at 8 p.m. Coaches Bill Marton and Don Carlson will review past football and basketball seasons with Marton projecting films of Shamrock games from 1962. All members are invited.
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