Twins overpower Angels 6 1 in Los Angeles
Minnesota gains ground in the pennant race by defeating the Los Angeles Angels 6 to 1. Jin Kaat improves to 5-4 after holding the Angels to five hits, while Dean Chance drops to 5-5. Bob Allison and Harmon Killebrew drive the key runs as Minnesota seizes a series win.
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New York
Los Angeles Angels
Twins
Yankees
Detroit
Kansas City
Chicago
Baltimore
Lefty Jin Kaat
Angels
Dean Chance
Jack Spring
Angel
Lenny Green
Vic Power
Harmon Killebrew
Bob Allison
Chance
Rich Rollins
Zoilo Versalles
Bernie Allen
Green
Power
Killebrew
Allison
Earl Battey
Rollins
Battey
Albie Pearson
Allen
Minnesota
RBI
E. Sadowski
E—Allen
Pearson
Fregosi
Dees
Versalles
Wagner
Kaat
U—Stewart
Salerno
Honochick
Range
Massinghi knocks out Greaves in Milan middleweight bout
Italian middleweight Alesandro Massinghi 158 wins by knockout over Canadian Wilfie Greaves 160 in Milan. Midwest League results show Quad Cities 4 1 Fox Cities 0 6 Dubuque 10 Clinton 9 Waterloo 9 Burlington 6 Decatur 9 Quincy 6. Colorado rivers surge, earning the state the nickname Mother of Rivers.
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Alessandro Massinghi
Wilfie Greaves
Canada
Quad Cities
Fox Cities
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Clinton
Waterloo
Burlington
Decatur
Quincy
Colorado
Belmont Stakes Favorite Role To Candy Spots
Candy Spots was the 1 to 4 favorite for the Belmont at Aqueduct with 30 to 1 long shot Insurrection drawing interest. Trainer Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons, retiring June 15, weighs in on his belmont resume and the race plan as Candy Spots faces Chateaugay and others in the seven-horse field. The race airs CBS from 3:30 to 4 p.m. EST with post time 3:48 p.m.</s>
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NEW York
Candy Spots
Aqueduct
Insurrection
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons
Mr. Fitzsimmons
Sunny Jim
Bill
Bill Winfrey
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Winfrey
Rex Ellsworth
Mesh Tenney
Vanderbilt
Native Dancer
Dark Star
Louisville
John W. Galbreath
Candy
Willie Shoemaker
Chateaugay
Wheatley Stable
L. L. Haggin
Choker
George D. Widener
Top Gallant
C. V. Whitney
Tom Cat
Patrice Jacobs
Bonjour
CBS
Henry Carnegie Phipps
Diavolo
Gilded Knight
Bold Ruler
Belair
Gallant Fox
Faireno
Omaha
Granville
Johnstown
Nashua
Ogden Phipps
Ogden Mills Phipps
Belmont Park
Barn 17
UPI
Szykowny Signs With Minnesota Twins Farm Club
Matt Szykowny, former Iowa football quarterback, signs a baseball contract with the Minnesota Twins. He will report to Wytheville Virginia for the Appalachian League as a third baseman. The Pittsburgh native led Big Ten fielding at second base this season and also lettered in basketball at Iowa. He is married with a daughter.
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Szykowny
Iowa
Milwaukee Braves name Fanning scout and Snyder takes over
The Milwaukee Braves appoint Jim Fanning as a special assignment scout, assigning him to cover major and minor leagues from Greenville in the Western Carolina League. Fanning, a former Chicago Cubs catcher, has managed Tulsa, Dallas-Ft Worth and Eau Claire. Paul Snyder succeeds him at Greenville as player coach.
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Milwaukee Braves
Jim Fanning
Greenville, D.C
Chicago Cubs
Fanning
Tulsa
Dallas-Ft. Worth
Eau Claire
Wis
Greenville
Paul Snyder
Hillsboro Coach Moran Resigns to Lead Stout Freshman Team
Hillsboro High School basketball and baseball coach Bill Moran resigns after three seasons to coach freshman basketball at Stout State College. Moran, 28, an Elroy native, will study guidance and counseling. Hillsboro seeks applicants to fill the vacancy.
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Prairie
Jerry Gilbertson
la Crosse State College
Whitehall
Prairie du Chien High School
Sidney Gilbertson
Tribune
Hillsboro
Wis
Bill Moran
la Crosse
Elroy
Stout State College
Claude Kaczmarek
Boros Leads Flint Open By Two At War Memorial Hills
Julius Boros shoots 6 under par for 134 total to lead the Flint Open by two strokes at Warwick Hills in Grand Blanc Michigan. Jerry Pittman is two back after a 68, with Al Mengert Bob Charles and Gene Littler at 69. Tony Lema weathered a delay and finished 71 amid the crowded leaderboard.
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Mich
Julius Boros
Boros
Pittman
al Mengert
Bob Charles
Gene Littler
Lema
Don Finsterwald
Bo Wininger
St Louis Park Qualifies Six Boys for Track Finals
In Minneapolis the St Louis Park boys track team qualified six entrants for Saturday finals as the top qualifier with 28 schools in the field. Minneapolis Central advanced three runners and its half mile relay, which set a meet record of 1 30.1, beating last year’s 1 30.5. Minneapolis South and Proctor each had three finalists, with Austin Breckenridge Moorhead Stillwater Rochester and Littlefork earning two spots apiece. Finals begin today at noon with the pole vault.
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St. Louis Park
Minnesota
Minneapolis Central
Minneapolis South
Proctor
Austin
Breckenridge
Moorhead
Stillwater
Rochester
Littlefork
State Baseball Meet Postponed By Rain
The Wisconsin High School Baseball Tournament was delayed by rain with semifinals washed out and rescheduled for today at 1 p.m. The championship was moved to tonight. Defending champ Eau Claire Memorial and Kenosha meet in one semifinal while Oshkosh and Madison Central vie for the other finalist berth.
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Eau Claire Memorial
Kenosha
Madison Central
Aberdeen Slugger Ruins Bismarck With Three Homers
Jim Rouse powered Aberdeen to a 9-4 win over Bismarck Mandan with a double and three homers, driving in five runs. Duluth-Superior beat Grand Forks 4-2, Winnipeg defeated St. Cloud 8-1 behind Chuck Haygood, and Denny McLain earned his sixth win as the Goldeyes piled 13 hits.
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Aberdeen
Bismarck Mandan
Rouse
Duluth - Superior
Grand Forks
Chuck Haygood
Winnipeg
St. Cloud
Duluth
Maryland State Tops NCAA College Track
Maryland State dominates the first NCAA college division track meet in Chicago piling up 42 points after seven finals with Fresno State in second on 32. Mankato State tied for seventh with 8 points and had finalists Roger Meyer Edward Reopke and Merle Bryan competing in hammer throw 440 hurdles and six mile run respectively. Finals were set for today.
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Maryland State
Sioux Falls
Fresno
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Iowa
Mankato
Roger Meyer
Edward Reopke
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Neeman Sold to Indians From Tulsa Triangle
The Cleveland Indians have acquired catcher Cal Neeman from Tulsa of the Texas League in a club transaction.
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Indians
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Cleveland Indians
Cal Neeman
Tulsa
Griffith Slim Favorite To Regain Welterweight Title Tonight
Emile Griffith favored 6-5 to beat champion Luis Rodriguez in a 15 round bout at Madison Square Garden for a third welterweight crown. Both fighters predicted knockouts though neither has been stopped in their careers. Rodriguez entered 50-2 with 21 KOs while Griffith stood 35-4 with 13 KOs.
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NEW York
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Luis Rodriguez
Griffith
Miami
Virgin Islands
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Benny
Kid) Paret
Paret
Los Angeles
Gene Fullmer
Floyd Patterson
New York Athletic Commission
Madison Square Garden
Civil Action Ends In Circuit Court
A Sparta Wisconsin jury apportioned 40 percent negligence to Frank E. Kuckuck and 60 percent to Janice Chambers for a July 1960 crash on Highways 12-16 near Oakdale. Milwaukee Automobile Mutual Insurance covered $3,750 for injuries to Marie Bradley. Medical bills totaled $1,015.87. no pain or suffering awarded. National Farmers Union Property Co will cover 40 percent of Kuckuck’s injuries and medical costs plus $23 to Pollie Mee.
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Wis
Frank E. Kuckuck
Tomah
Janice Chambers
Oakdale
Miss Chambers
Kuckuck
Milwaukee Automobile Mutual Insurance Co
Elmer Sonnenberg
Marie Bradley
National Farmers Union Property Co
Pollie Mee
Two Winona Athletes Named To All Tourney Team
Winona State of Minnesota finished fourth at the NAIA baseball meet in St Joseph Missouri with two players on the all tournament squad. Outfielder-pitcher Jon Kosidowski led the meet with a .389 batting average and earned a win, giving up no earned runs in 14 2 3 innings. Teammate outfielder Roger Leonhardt also earned a spot on the all tourney team. Mayville North Carolina had no players on the team.
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Winona State of Minnesota
Jon Kosidowski
Roger Leonhardt
Kosidowski
Winona
Mayville
N.C
Snell Wins Compton Mile In 3 55 For Record Run
Peter Snell of New Zealand led a sub four minute mile at the Compton Invitational finishing in 3 55.0, close to his world mark while Ulis Williams of Arizona State raised the 440 record to 45.6, with Jim Beatty, Cyrol Burleson, Jim Grelle, Cary Weisiger, and Bob Seaman close behind in the mile lineup.
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Calif
Peter Snell
New Zealand
Brian Sternberg
Washington
Modesto
Ulis Williams
Arizona State University
Adolph Plummer
University of New Mexico
Plummer
Ulis
Snell
Jim Beatty
Cyrol Burleson
Jim Grelle
Cary Weisiger
Bob Seaman
Arizona State
Would Be Doctor Ring Legend Dempsey Recalls Boxing Career
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey, nearing 68, says he would choose to be a doctor if he could relive his life. In an AP interview, he reflects on his career, his health, and his wish to help people, while noting his postboxing endeavors in New York and California.
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Jack Dempsey
Associated Press
Raleigh Allsbrook
New York
Jess Willard
Gene Tunney
John L. Sullivan
California
Chicago
Wisconsin Architects Foundation Offers Funds for UW Architecture School
The Wisconsin Architects Foundation proposed a 500000 contribution to the University of Wisconsin to support establishment of an accredited school of architecture. It would fund the first five years of operation, develop a curriculum, and supply an architectural library, with 10000 from its own funds and a fundraising campaign for the rest.
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Elkhart Lake
Wisconsin Architects Foundation
University of Wisconsin
New Lisbon Pool Opening Set for June 8
The City Council announced the swimming season opening for June 8 at the New Lisbon beach. Lifeguard Ken Southworth will be on duty daily from 9 a.m. to noon, 1 to 5 p.m., and 6 to 8 p.m. Kenneth Adams of the high school athletic staff will direct the summer recreation program starting Monday, June 17.
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New Lisbon
Wis
Ken Southworth
Kenneth Adams
Radio Highlights and Odd Coffee Lore
Sunday radio listings show WKTY at 11:50 a.m. with Milwaukee Braves versus Pittsburgh. WKBH at 3:25 p.m. features Minnesota Twins against the Los Angeles Angels. WLCX airs from 6 to 6 15 p.m. a hospital blessing ceremony playback and 8 to 9 p.m. a St Francis dedication dinner replay. The piece notes that coffee was originally eaten rather than drunk and that Ethiopian tribesmen reportedly ate wild coffee berries with fat.
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WKTY
Milwaukee Braves
Pittsburgh
WKBH
Minnesota Twins
Los Angeles Angels
WLCX
St. Francis
Peonies Bloom Across Rosendale Gardens This Weekend
In Rosendale Wisconsin thousands of peonies are in bloom due to recent humidity and heat. Hundreds of varieties will blossom this weekend through June 17 in interlocked gardens spanning several acres with nearly 2 000 varieties. A village park nearby welcomes picnics.
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Rosendale
Wis
Viroquans Attend Joint Convention
Viroqua Wisconsin Odd Fellows and Rebekahs travel to Fond du Lac for a three day joint state convention June 9 11 with state officers and delegates. Ralph Larson grand master presides Herbert Egeness grand representative and past grand master delegates Evan Friedell Fred Gerdl Mrs Lloyd Friedell Mrs Herbert Egeness.
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Viroqua
Wis
Viroqua Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Fond du Lac
Ralph Larson
Wisconsin Odd Fellows
Herbert Egeness
Evan Friedell
Fred Gerdl
Lloyd Ray
Pearl Friedell
First Of 226 Price Fixing Suits Settled
A federal judge approved the first settlement in 226 pending civil damage suits accusing major electrical equipment manufacturers of conspiring to fix prices. Interstate Power Co. of Dubuque, Iowa, led the action involving 1956 to 1961 equipment purchases totaling $9 million. The deal could guide out of court talks to resolve other cases across the nation.
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U.S. District Court
Edwin A. Robson
Interstate Power Co
Dubuque
Iowa
H. E. Chaffertz
Westinghouse
Philadelphia
Interstate Power
Midwest Utilities
General Electric
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Centerville
Lake Superior District Power Co
Ashland
Wis
Madison Gas and Electric Co
Madison
Northern States Power Co
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Eau Claire
Northwestern Public Service Co
Huron
S.D
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Tree Falls Blocking Wires in Blair Neighborhood
A tree blow down shorted out power on Blair's west side Friday for about an hour. The tree limb struck wires near Second Street in the yard of Helmer Haugland, disrupting electric service after noon.
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Blair
Wis
Second Street
Helmer Haugland
First Woman Sentenced to Death in U S Mary Surratt
Mary Surratt becomes the first woman in U S history to receive the death sentence for alleged involvement in the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln.
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U.S
Mary Surratt
Lincoln
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