Allen Powers Twins Past Kansas City in 6 3 Victory
Bernie Allen broke slump with two homers and a single as Minnesota beat Kansas City 6 3. Vic Power and Bob Allison contributed key hits while Jim Perry earned the win with relief from Jim Kaat, aiding the Twins in climbing within two games of first place Chicago.
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Associated Press
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Bernie Allen
Twins
Allen
Kansas City
Chicago
White Sox
Baltimore
New York
Yankees
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Vic Power
Bob Allison
Power
Allison
Jim Perry
Jim Kaat
ABA Hawkins
E DelGreco
Causey
Siebern
Charles
Essegianlf
Lumpe
Cimolirf
Edwards
Drab'sky
A Alusik
Fischer
d-H'rreison
Versalles
O Killebrew
L Green
Hall
Battey
Zim'rman
Rollins
Perry
Kant
Cimoli
Drabowsky
Harrelson
S—Allison
Fischer aMee
Kaat
U—Smth
Haller
Paparella
Soar
College World Series scouts find weaker crop than last year
Omaha reports 59 MLB scouts watched the NCAA tournament but say this year's college crop lacks stars like Garibaldi and Fazio. Notable prospects include Keith Weber Missouri Tom Myer Texas and Dick Joyce Holy Cross with Joyce drawing strong interest from Boston and New York. Tim Murtaugh and Butch Thompson also cited as top prospects alongside Woody Woodward.
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Omaha
Neb
Bob Garibaldi
Ernie Fazio
Garibaldi
Fazio
Santa Clara
San Francisco Giants
Houston
Colts
John McHale
Milwaukee
Keith Weber
Missouri
Tom Myer
Texas
Dick Joyce
Holy Cross
Joyce
Weber
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Tim Murtaugh
Danny Murtaugh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Butch Thompson
Woody Woodward
Florida State
Braves Hopeful Return of Taylor and Bolling Boosts Lineup
Milwaukee manager Bobby Bragan says outfielder Bob Taylor and infielder Frank Bolling may rejoin the Braves soon after injuries. Taylor broke a right collarbone, Bolling has a fingertip fracture, and veteran Gus Bell is also nearing action. The Braves face the Mets at County Stadium with 8-3 records for both starters Warren Spahn and Ray Cup.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Bobby Bragan
Braves
Bob
Hawk) Taylor
Frank Bolling
Taylor
Bolling
Gus Bell
New York Mets
County Stadium
Warren Spahn
Mets
Ray Cup
Arizona Edges Texas In NCAA Double Elimination Round
Arizona beat Texas 10-8 after building a 9-1 lead in Omaha. Longhorn rally fell short as Arizona, undefeated this NCAA tournament, held on for the win. Southern California smashed Missouri 12-3 as pitching held Texas and Missouri to few hits.
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Omaha
Arizona
Texas
Southern California
Missouri
Jim Nichols
YMCA Softball Loop Opens With Two Early Games
Play begins today in the YMCA Senior Church Softball League Faith Baptist faces Christ Episcopal at 6 15 p m and Trinity Lutheran plays English Lutheran at 7 15 p m Bethel Lutheran has a bye in the opening slate
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Faith Baptist
Christ Episcopal Church
Trinity Lutheran
English Lutheran
Bethel Lutheran
2 884 Camping Units Available In State Parks
Wisconsin Conservation Department reports 2 884 camping units open at 54 state park and forest campgrounds as of Thursday afternoon. Units are first come first served, $1 per night plus park entry, with a three week stay limit. Highest vacancies noted at Big Foot Beach 100 and Devil's Lake sites among others.
Hurtubise Pays Fine Suspension Lifted
INDIANAPOLIS AP The U S Auto Club lifted Hurtubise suspension after he paid a 100 dollar fine for jumping ahead of the pole car in the Milwaukee 100 start. Hurtubise from North Tonawanda N Y said he would appeal the fine and criticized officiating while Binford noted some suggestions were good. Mechanical trouble ended his Milwaukee bid after he led before crossing early.
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Indianapolis
U.S. Auto Club
Jim Hurtubise
North Tonawanda
N.Y
USAC
Tom Binford
Hurtubise
Milwaukee
Johnny Boyd
Boyd
Managers Named for BAF Leagues in Wisconsin
BLACK RIVER FALLS Wis Four youth league teams are set to play Monday and Wednesday nights in June and July. Managers named include Lief Skogstad Patrick Cline and Keith Peterson Myron Lowe and Steve Rudolph and Jack Tester.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Lief Skogstad
Patrick Cline
Keith Peterson
Myron Lowe
Steve
Rudolph
Jack Tester
Aaron Eyes 61 Home Run Mark Despite Slow Start
Milwaukee star Henry Aaron, off to one of his best starts in years, leads the majors with 18 homers and 47 RBIs while hitting .322. He says 61 is unlikely due to team power constraints and a strong variety of league pitchers.
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Milwaukee
Henry Aaron
Roger Maris
Aaron
Ed Mathews
Braves
New York Mets
Eddie
Mathews
Ray Culp
Phillies
Dick Ellsworth
Cub
Jim Maloney
Jim O'Toole
Maris
Yankee
League Scores and Boxing Results Snapshots
Northern League results Aberdeen 4 Duluth Superior 2 Bismarck Mandan 2 Winnipeg 0 Grand Forks 4 St. Cloud 3 Midwest League Decatur 3 1 Waterloo 1 7 Cedar Rapids 2 1 Quincy 1 3 Fox Cities 4 0 Burlington 2 1 Dubuque 5 4 Wisconsin Rapids 4 5 Los Angeles 7 Quad Cities 11 exhibition Pacific Coast League Denver 6 Salt Lake City 6 Portland 9 Tacoma 5 Seattle 5 Spokane 3 San Diego 8 Dallas Fort Worth 7 Oklahoma City 12 Hawaii 2 International League Toronto 1 2 Arkansas 0 5 Buffalo 5 Richmond 3 Indianapolis 4 Columbus 0 Rochester 5 Atlanta 2 Syracuse 4 Jacksonville 2 Boxing Miami Ton Mammiaveilli 131 over Santo Flores 128 Honolulu Hurricane Kid 1531 KO Arturo Macias 156
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Aberdeen
Duluth Superior
Bismarck
Toronto
Arkansas
Buffalo
Richmond
Indianapolis
Columbus
Rochester
Atlanta
Syracuse
Jacksonville
Miami
Fla
Ton Mammiaveilli
Pittsburgh
Santo Flores
Honolulu
Hurricane Kid
San Francisco
Arturo Macias
Agua Caliente
Mexico
Powell Park Softball Classic Evening Games
At Powell Park doubleheaders set for 6:30 p.m. Johnson's Doughboy Flyers face La Crescent Concrete Co and 8:00 p.m. Maple Grove Country Club meets Trane Co. In Class B league Trane Park South hosts Collins Sign Co against Dairyland Power Co-op.
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Powell Park
Onalaska Jr Legion Tops La Crosse 4 1 in Defense Pearl
Bob Lamb pitched five hitless innings in a two hitter as Onalaska Jr Legion beat La Crosse 4 1 at Memorial North Field. Coady allowed five hits over seven innings with 10 strikeouts as Onalaska improves to 1 1 in the Minnesota Wisconsin League. Lamb drove in two runs with a triple and added two singles for a three for four day. Kowal hit a sacrifice fly and a double steal produced a fourth run.
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Onalaska
Legion
la Crosse
Memorial North Field
Jim Coady
Logan High School
Lamb
Kowal
Tom Niedfeldt
Jim Kowal
Allie Topel
City Legion
Coady
Jim Grosch
Bob Sciborski
Memorial
Houston
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Topel
Freitage - Drake
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Lee
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Walker
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Rbi
Sciborski
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Niedfeldt
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Mays
Felipe Alou
Giants
Billy O'Dell
Cubs
O'Dell
Dick Ellsworth
Chicago
Ellsworth
Nelson Mathews
Ron Santo
Cardinals
Phillies
Roy Sievers
Charley James
George Altman
Julian Javier
Gene Oliver
St. Louis
Ernie Broglio
Sievers
Earl Averill
Chris Short
Cardenas
Reds
Coleman
Pirates
Tsitouris
Don Cardwell
Major League Leaders In Batting And Pitching
American League leaders include Kaline Detroit with a .352 average and 43 runs, Malzone Boston 41 runs, Kaline 48 RBIs, Pearson Los Angeles 78 hits, Versalles Minnesota 17 doubles, Hinton Washington 9 triples, Kaline 15 home runs, Aparicio Baltimore 19 steals. Pitching leaders show Stock Baltimore 50 decisions with a 1.000, Radatz Boston 61 .857, Pascual Minnesota and Barber Baltimore 84 strikeouts.
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Kaline
Detroit
Malzone
Boston
Allison
Minnesota
Pearson
Los Angeles
Versalles
Power
Hinton
Washington
Clinton
Cimoli
Kansas City
Wagner
Aparicio
Baltimore
Wood
Stock
Radatz
Pascual
J. Barber
Jurewicz Signs Yank Bonus Contract
Milwaukee pitcher Mike Jurewicz a 6 3 southpaw who led Milwaukee Pius to the state Catholic high school baseball title said he signed a bonus contract with the New York Yankees He will report to Harlingen Texas in the Rookie league next week and after a month in that circuit expects to move to the Fort Lauderdale Florida farm in the Florida State League He is giving up football at Wisconsin where he had a tender with the Badgers.
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Milwaukee
Mike Jurewicz
Milwaukee Pius
New York Yankees
Jurewicz
University of Wisconsin
Harlingen
Texas
Yankees
Fort Lauderdale Fla
Baseball Standings From Saturday’s Games
Los Angeles visited Minnesota while Kansas City played Chicago Washington met Cleveland Detroit faced New York Baltimore hosted Boston. The brief standings update lists results without scores or innings, highlighting teams and locations involved.
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Minnesota
Kansas City
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Baltimore
Boston
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Houston
St Louis
Short
Green
Duren
Hamilton
Dalrymple
Broglio
Oliver
L—Short
Ellsworth
Bertell
O'Dell
Haller
W—O'dell
L—Ellsworth
Cardwell
Gibbon
McBean
Burgess
Tsitouris
Edwards
Twins Sign University Star Andresen For Bismarck
Minnesota Twins sign 21 year old Jon Andresen bi s to assign him to Bis marck Mandan in the Northern League. Andresen led Minnesota with a .370 batting average and captained the Gopher baseball team this season. He earned a bonus reported between 5 000 and 10 000 dollars after Thursday’s All America first team honor.
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ST. Paul-Minneapolis
Minnesota Twins
University of Minnesota
Jon Andresen
Andresen
Twins
Bismarck-Mandan
Gopher
Koufax Dominates Cubs and Giants Win in NL Showdown
Sandy Koufax pitched his fifth shutout, beating Houston 3-0 to lift the Dodgers. Willie Mays homered for the Giants in a 2-1 win over the Cubs, while O'Dell improved to 9-2 as St. Louis beat Philadelphia 7-3. Cincinnati and Tsitouris won, and rain scrapped the Mets game.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Sandy Koufax
Houston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Koufax
Dodgers
San Francisco
St. Louis
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Willie Mays
Cardinals
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Leo Cardenas
Gordy Coleman
Pittsburgh
John Tsitouris
New York Mets
Milwaukee
Cardinal
Willie
Barker To Head La Crescent Rec Program 1963
Kenneth Barker will direct a six weeks summer recreation program in La Crescent Minnesota starting Monday. The program runs 9 a.m. to noon Monday through Friday at the La Crescent Public School grounds for children eight years old and up. Eight and nine year olds signed for the T ball program should attend. Little League players will be assigned to teams and contacted by managers. The mayor notes a decision on the summer swim program awaits a village council meeting Monday.
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LA Crescent
Minn
Kenneth Barker
Barker
Winona State College
la Crosse Logan High School
Arden Hyldahl
Hyldahl
William Mishler
la Crescent Village
Bit And Spur Club Plans Horse Show
Bit and Spur Club of Eau Claire Wisconsin announces its 32nd horse show at Elk Creek show grounds six miles west of Eau Claire. Halter classes start 8 a.m. Saturday with western performances at noon and English at 7 30 p.m. Sunday features English and Western at 1 30 p.m. Dr Donald H Brinkman chairs the event with judges Cecil Rooks and Oliver Mudd. Ringmaster E F Speltz and organizer Joy Weiler accompany the program.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Bit and Spur Club
Elk Creek
Chicago
Donald H. Brinkman
Cecil Rooks
Buffalo
Iowa
Oliver Mudd
Eldora
E. F. Speltz
Stillwater
Minn
Joy Weiler
Traer
La Crescent Legion Defeats Westby 5-3 in league game
La Crescent Junior Legion beat Westby 5-3 as Bob Isbell pitched a three-hitter with 10 strikeouts. Isbell added a double and a single, while Jim Corcoran contributed two singles. Roger Thorsen had pitched a no hitter in his previous start.
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LA Crescent
Minn
la Crescent Junior Legion
Westby
Bob Isbell
Isbell
Jim Corcoran
Roger Thorsen
Fryers to Meet Platteville in Powell Park Doubleheader
Fryers face Platteville Mound City Bank in a Saturday night doubleheader at Powell Park with 7 p.m. first pitch. Pitchers include Bruha and Maringer for Fryers and Jones and Dillon for Platteville. Halaska tops Fryers in batting with .444.
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Bobby Halaska
Ron Czechowicz
Dave Colburn
Jim Pangier
Duke Coughlin
Bill Leonard
C. Halaska
Bob Dammon
Czechowicz
Gagermeier
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