Lake City Team Wins Herb Ristow Memorial Pro-Am
Arlan Johnson and Jim Huttel of Lake City Minn won the Herb Ristow Memorial pro-amateur tournament at Maple Grove with six under par for 27 holes. The event honors the late Herb Ristow who started it in 1939 as 38 teams faced two hours of rain delays and a soggy course.
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Baseball Standings and Tourney Results Featured in Local Recap
The report covers American and National League standings with teams like Detroit Cleveland New York Boston Baltimore Washington Chicago and Kansas City and notes rain postponements. It also details the Maple Grove Pro-Am golf results with 38 teams and highlights top finishers Arlan Johnson Jim Huttel Gordon Longville Arlo Mattice and others.
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Major League Leaders Summary From The Baseball Almanac
Star players lead in batting hits and runs across leagues with Cash and Mantle among leaders. Pitching marks include Grant and Latman perfect 7 0 records. Koufax tops strikeouts while Cepeda and Pinson pace across batting and RBI categories.
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Rec Softball Classic Schedule Opens at Powell Park
Powell Park hosts two games at 6 30 P M Quality Lumber Co faces Handy Builders and at 8 P M South Side Merchants meets Trane Co. Trane Park hosts Johnsons Doughboy Flyers versus La Crosse Bowling Proprietors in CLASS B action Hogan L DS challenges Skogen s J G A Houska Park Maple Grove Country Club plays Wendelin s Mobil Memorial Field East features Training Center versus Schaller s.
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Braves Return For Home Stay In Milwaukee
The Milwaukee Braves host the San Francisco Giants at County Stadium seeking an eighth win as Warren Spahn takes the mound. Mike McCormick faces the Braves with five new players in the lineup including Gino Cimoli Sammy White Bob Boyd Tony Cloninger and Bob Hendley.
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Schmidty's Scores 7th Tavern Victory
Schmidty's beat 123 Club 11 to 1 to improve Tavern League softball to 7-2 while 123 Club fell to 0-8. Glen's Bar won 13-11 over Bohemian Hall as Dobbs Marson and others homered and three hits were logged by Dobbs and Burch. 400 Club crushed Joe's OK 19-3 with homers by Twite, McCurdy, Smith, and Marco. In MLB notes reliever Don McMahon earned the win in a 10-2 Dodgers win. he praised his slider as a key improvement and aims to remain effective after altering his approach.
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Athletics Beat Yankees 4-3 For New Pilot
Kansas City under Hank Bauer pulled a 4-3 win over New York as Norm Siebern and pinch hitter Wes Covington hit consecutive ninth inning homers. Ex Yankee Deron Johnson added a fourth inning RBI triple. Jim Archer earned the win over Luis Arroyo in relief, with Maris and Skowron hitting solo homers for the Yankees.
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Chiefs Win 6-2 Over Orioles in Trane Co League
Bud Losen pitched two hits for the Chiefs as they beat the Orioles 6-2 in a makeup game. The Chiefs improve to 6-2 while Baltimore drops to 1-8. In another game, the Erasers defeated the Pencil Pushers 18-4.
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Bauer Off To Booming Start As A's Manager
Kansas City Athletics manager Hank Bauer began with a 4-3 win over his former Yankees, driven by Norm Siebern and Wes Covington late. Bauer named Dick Howser team captain as he settles in, with Finley dodging blame for firing Joe Gordon and Lane keeping the GM role under probe.
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Phillies chief urges free agent draft to curb bonuses
General Manager John Quinn of the Philadelphia Phillies blames huge bonuses to high school players for MLB ills and proposes a free agent draft. He notes past rule changes failed and says the league may sponsor legislation at upcoming meetings. the Phillies signed few big-money players this spring.
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Minor league baseball results from several leagues
In the International League Buffalo defeated Jersey City 4 to 1 Rochester beat Columbus 9 to 3 Richmond won 5 to 3 over Syracuse Three-I League Topeka edged Lincoln 2 to 1 while other games were rained out Northern League Aberdeen beat Cue pagerint 10 to 3 Winnipeg defeated St. Cloud 5 to 3 Grand Forks crushed Eau Claire 16 to 14 American Association Louisville won 5 to 4 in 18 innings over Dallas Fort Worth Denver beat Omaha 11 to 8 Indianapolis topped Houston 5 to 1 Pacific Coast League Vancouver 5 Salt Lake City 4 in 10 innings. only game PHILADELPHIA Jimmy 6800 140 Philadelphia stopped Irish Bobby Douglas 143 Philadelphia 9 NEW YORK Tommy Tibbs 131 Boston outpointed J D Ellis Trenton N J 13643 10
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A's Top Yankees 4-3 Behind Archer And Siebern
Jim Archer earned the win for the Athletics in a 4-3 victory over the Yankees. Norm Siebern had half the A's six hits, drove in two, scored twice, and nearly tied the game with a ninth inning homer before Wes Covington delivered the winning pinch hit.
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Twins Open 6-Game Home Stand Versus Orioles Yankees
Twins ace Jack Kralick starts the six game home stand against Baltimore and New York as Don Lee returns from illness. Hal Brown starts for the Orioles in the 8 p.m. opener amid a busy gate week that could reach 140000. Wayne Kodel, 18, signed by Minnesota, heads to Wytheville after the deal.
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