Twins Falter in Ninth as Pearson Lifts Angels
Los Angeles edged Minnesota 5-4 as Albie Pearson doubled home two runs in the bottom of the ninth. Minnesota's bullpen again failed to hold, despite six pitchers and a 4-3 lead entering the frame. Pearson drove in four runs for the Angels, while Zoilo Versalles and Jim Hall contributed for the Twins.
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Saturday Night Baseball Returns in SM League
The Southern Minnesota League adopts Saturday night games to boost attendance with 20 game schedules across three midweek days. Bloomington visits Owatonna. Mason City faces Mankato on June 1, while Austin opens June 2 at Albert Lea. Minnesota prep standouts and coaching moves are noted, with local awards and ongoing player stories.
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Owatonna
Mankato
Emil Scheid
Austin
McGrady
Pacelli blank Glenville in makeup baseball game
Pacelli Shamrocks win 6-0 over Glenville, improving to 12-1 after a 5-1 loss to Bethlehem Academy. Rich Crelly hits a triple and two singles, Lobb goes the distance with seven strikeouts, and Pacelli plates four runs in the fourth and two in the fifth.
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Minn
Don Carlson
Pacelli
Bethlehem Academy
Tom Ferguson
Rich Crelly
Jim LeDue
The
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Ferguson
Dave Lobb
Butler
Lobb
Crelly
Dick Fingarson
Rich Decker
LeDuc
Ed Stalker
Trojans
Dukes Claim Northern League Lead With Win
Duluth-Superior edged Winnipeg 3-2 to reclaim first in the Northern League as St. Cloud fell 5-0 to Bismarck Mandan. Grand Forks defeated Aberdeen 6-2 behind Bob Casburn's strong three hitter and two RBI by himself. Rudy May limited St. Cloud to two hits in a 5-0 victory for Bismarck-Mandan with 11 strikeouts.
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Associated Press
Duluth-Superior
Winnipeg
St. Cloud
Bismarck Mandan
Grand Forks
Aberdeen
Bud Dage
Dick DeLong
Marty Richardson
Duke
Buck Grover
Bob Casburn
Rudy May
May
Pards
Jerry Pritchett
Pacelli Booster Club Stag Set for May 13
Pacelli Booster Club plans a stag party on Monday May 13 at the Knights of Columbus Hall starting at 8 p m. Pacelli coach Bill Marton announced the event and invited all booster members. Films of 1962 Shamrock football games will be shown at the gathering.
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Pacelli
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Shamrock
Marton
Mets Rally to Blank Army 3–0 in Exhibition
New York Mets defeated Army at West Point 3-0 in a seven inning exhibition game. Mets scored all runs in the final inning, showcasing late offense against the cadets at Army facilities.
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West Point
N. Y
New York Mets
Corps of Cadets
Army
Lane Seeks Title Shot in Lightweight Clash
In New York Kenny Lane eyes a shot at the lightweight title as promoter Ted dy Brenner but Carlos Ortiz offers no solid bout. Ortiz cites a possible defense against Flash Elorde in the Philippines while Michigan Athletic Commissioner David Gudelsky cites two offers to promote Lane Ortiz. The WBA threatens stripping Ortiz if he does not sign to fight Lane by June 2.
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New York
Kenny Lane
Carlos Ortiz
Flash Elorde
Philippines
David Gudelsky
Michigan
Lane- Ortiz
Gudelsky
World Boxing Association
WBA
Ortiz
Lane
Nicklaus Tops Golf Earnings in Las Vegas Victory
Jack Nicklaus widened his lead in professional golf money winnings with a $13,000 Las Vegas win, boosting his 1963 official earnings to $52,715. Tommy Lema rose to second with $5,300 runner-up money, and Arnold Palmer increased to $31,375 after tying for second.
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Jack Nicklaus
Las Vegas
Nev
Tomy Lema
Lema
Arnold Palmer
Bobby Layne Quietly Retires From Pro Football
New York AP reports veteran quarterback Bobby Layne, 34, retires after 15 NFL seasons spent mostly with Detroit and Pittsburgh. Layne led Detroit to three championships and left with passing records including 3,467 attempts and 1,710 completions. Buddy Parker confirmed the retirement letter. Layne gave no immediate plans.
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NEW York
Bobby Layne
Detroit
Layne
Pittsburgh
Dallas
Buddy Parker
Parker
American Football League
NFL
Texas University
Chicago Bears
New York Bulldogs
Southland Conference Track Meet Set at Austin Field
Five schools will compete in the Southland Conference track and field meet at the Austin Athletic Field. Defending champion LeRoy is the favorite after winning the conference warmup meet here last week. The lineup includes Grand Meadow Glenville Lyle and Elkton with Adams and Rose Creek not fielding teams.
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Roger Maris
Harmon Killebrew
Mickey Mantle
Norm Cash
Maris
Dick Seltz
Dodger
Austin
LeRoy
Grand Meadow
Glenville
Lyle
Elkton
Adams
Rose Creek
Pinchhitter Logan Delivers For Pirates In Win
Johnny Logan, veteran infielder with Milwaukee past, pinch hits a two run single off Don Drysdale with bases loaded and two out in the sixth to spark a 7 4 Pirates victory over the Dodgers. Logan credits experience and patience as Dodgers bullpen battles. Logan now holds a .750 average in three pinch hit appearances this season.
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Pittsburgh
Johnny Logan
Milwaukee
Don Drysdale
Pirates
Los Angeles
Logan
Bob Friend
Dodgers
Bob Skinner
Lombardi Nearly Quits After Hornung Suspension
New York AP report shows Vince Lombardi stunned by Paul Hornung betting scandal. The Green Bay Packers coach admitted he considered quitting but supported the league action. He said Hornung’s loss would challenge the team and he planned to test Tom Moore, Elijah Pitts, and Earl Gros at left halfback.
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Vince Lombardi
Paul Hornung
Pete Rozelle
National Football League
Paul
Green Bay
Hornung
Packers
Lombardi
Tom Moore
Elijah Pitts
Earl Gros
Moore
Pitts
Gros
Jim Taylor
Brosnan Debuts With White Sox In Win Over KC
The White Sox beat Kansas City 5-1 as Jim Brosnan, in his first American League appearance after a Reds trade, struck out two in a one inning save. Mantle and Tresh led a Yankee 15 hit attack in a 10-3 win over Detroit. Pirates top Dodgers 7-4 in LA as Bob Skinner scores and Don Drysdale falters.
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Brosnan
Cincinnati
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
Reds
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DeWitt
Omar Khayyam
Chicago
Gary Peters
Peters
A's
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Mickey Mantle
Tom Tresh
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Ed Charles
Norm Siebern
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Blue Devils Defeat Waldorf in Nonconference Golf Meet
Austin Junior College blasts Waldorf College 341 to 458 at the Austin Country Club. Larry Chesin shoots 39 35 for medalist honors and anchors the Blue Devils. Glen Pike 82 Ross Martin 89 Dale Seivers 96 pace the attack. Waldorf’s Tom Perth leads with 49 49 98 as the Blue Devils win their second victory over Waldorf in six matches.
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Austin Junior College
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Austin Country Club
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Glen Pike
Ross Martin
Dale Seivers
Tom Perth
Waldorf
Blue Devils
Spring Valley Tops Adams 2-0 in NWR non-conference game
Adams under coach Robert Rupert committed several errors as Spring Valley won 2-0 in Adams Minnesota. Both Spring Valley runs were unearned with third and seventh inning scores. Bob Schis sel pitched well with 10 strikeouts while Jim Christopherson allowed three hits and six strikeouts. Adams has a 2-3 record and faces Pacelli in a non conference game next.
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Minn
Robert Rupert
Spring Valley
Bob Schissel
Jim Christopherson
Pacelli
O Malley backs Alston as Dodgers manager
Walter O Malley said he will not fire manager Walter Alston and gave him a vote of confidence for the season. He praised Alston as a steady, effective leader and dismissed any idea of promoting Leo Durocher.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Walter Alston
Walter O'Malley
Los Angeles Dodgers
O'Malley
Associated Press Today
Alston
Walter
Leo Durocher
Leo
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Giants
S Ball Managers Meet Thursday
The final meeting for men’s softball league managers will be held Thursday at the Shaw Gym office. Slow Pitch managers meet at 7 p.m. and Fast Pitch at 8 p.m. They will finalize plans for the 1963 season.
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Shaw Gym
Tom Belton
Parks and Recreation
Morton Joins Braves After Tigers Trade
Outfielder Bubba Morton was acquired from the Detroit Tigers by the Milwaukee Braves and joined the club for Sunday's game versus Chicago but did not play.
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Bubba Morton
Milwaukee Braves
Detroit Tigers
Braves
Chicago
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