Twins Win Despite Defensive Lapses
Minnesota beat the Detroit Tigers 7-6 to snap a three-game skid as Sam Mele criticized outfield defense. Killebrew homered for the 21st time, Oliva again drove in runs, and Arrigo earned the win after relieving Kaat. Hall was benched for Sunday after going 0 for 4 with two strikeouts.
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Orioles Rally Key Saves To Split With Red Sox
Miller earns two saves in 2-1 and 6-5 wins over Boston to lift Baltimore into first in the A L. Stock gains win for A's despite debut hit. Killebrew HRs pace Twins. Angels edge Indians. Yankees and White Sox rained out.
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Cashton Cage Coach Resigns for Merrill High School
Cashton High School basketball coach Don Kerr resigns after five years to take the head basketball post at Merrill High School. He will also be one of five assistant football coaches and teach world history. Assistant coach Roger Pribbenow, who had been there three years, resigned weeks earlier to teach mathematics at Hamilton High School.
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City Medal Play First Of 3 Golf Meets Here
The opening round of the City Medal golf championship starts Sunday at the Country Club, kicking off three tournaments. The 36-hole city event runs to June 28, with Don Iverson defending titles in both city and Jaycee meets. The week includes the Herb Ristow Pro-Am at Maple Grove and the La Crosse District Jaycee Junior tourney.
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Phillies Win 2 To Widen Lead Over Giants
Javier leads Cardinals past Giants 3-1 as Phillies push big NL lead to 22 games. The second baseman's two run homer in the seventh helps St. Louis snap a skid while Philadelphia wins two against New York.
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Associated Press
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Senor Horacion Luro worries over Northern Dancer after Queens Plate
Toronto AP byline notes trainer Senor Horacion Luro reflects on Northern Dancer’s grueling campaign and future plans after the 105th Queens Plate at Woodbine. He plans rest after the race and hints at a return to New York ahead of the Travers at Saratoga.
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Blair Blanks Osseo 4-0 In Dairyland Conference Tilt
Blair, Wisconsin Leland blanked Osseo 4-0 as Tranberg pitched a four hit shutout with 10 strikeouts and two walks. Carl Aubert doubled and singled driving in three runs while Blair built a 3 0 lead before adding one more in the seventh. Johnson and Aubert provided the key hits for Blair.
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Chartered Bus Trip For Braves Cards Game
A chartered bus trip to the Braves Cards game in Milwaukee is planned for Thursday July 12. The bus departs La Crosse depot at 7 a.m and arrives Cashton newspaper office at 7 30 a.m. Children may reserve at the La Crosse Depot or Cashton Record.
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Cashton
Relief Ace Worried About Points More Than Wins
Houston pitcher Hal Woodeshick said he cares about saves and points, not victories, after a 9-7 win over the Milwaukee Braves. The scorer credited him with the win over Claude Raymond, prompting Woodeshick to seek proper credit while eyeing his 13 points and another save.
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Associated Press
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Claude Raymond
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Major League Leaders Show National and American Leaders
Baseball leaders across the National and American Leagues include Mays Williams Clemente and Oliva among top batters with high averages and runs. Pitching leaders list Farrell Mahaffey Koufax and Drysdale with win totals and strikeouts. The report names several players and teams across Chicago San Francisco Boston Minnesota Detroit and Cleveland.
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Chicago
Mays
San Francisco
Allen
Philadelphia
Boyer
St. Louis
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Santo
Carlson
Wills
Los Angeles
Harper
Cincinnati
Farrell
Houston
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Oliva
Minnesota
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Allison
Stuart
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Hinton
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Trane Softball League Sked Puts Hornets and Hawks in Action
Rec softball schedule shows Hornets versus Cellar Dwellers at 10 15 a m at Trane So Nite Hawks meet Old Grandads at 6 30 p m and Powell hosts Old Grandads against Nite Hawks at 8 p m all at Powell with multiple matchups listed.
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Rosters for Collegiate League Set
MINNEAPOLIS AP Roster lists for the Midwest Collegiate Baseball League feature 60 players chosen from a Minnesota tryout. Thirteen members of Minnesota’s NCAA title team are included with two dozen other players assigned to Twin City Travellers Little Falls Breckenridge-Wahpeton. The loop opens this weekend with 30-game schedules and a playoff after the regular season.
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University of Minnesota
Minnesota
Dick Anderson
Jerry Cawley
Tom Lindberg
Dick McCullough
Dick Mielke
Joe Pollack
Ron Roalstad
Ron Wojciak
Twin City Travellers
Gary Croubie
Bob Rofidal
Steve Schneider
Little Falls
Frank Brosseau
Gary Erickson
Breckenridge - Wahpeton
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Winners Named At Maple Grove Guest Day
Maple Grove hosted a women s guest day with 18 hole and 9 hole flights. Winners included Phyllis Dempsey Joan Jenkins Vern Michuta Beth Stecker Rita Woodworth Jane Weigel and Dorothy Hoff in 18 holes low putts. 9 hole winners were Mabel Novak Mary Bendel Barb Zimmerman and Ceil Gilles.
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Dorothy Hoff
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Evelyn Olson
Nell Lockett
Mary Bendel
Sherer
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Barb Zimmerman
Evelyn Fie
Big
Dorothy Hanson
Heles
Carol Dobrunz
Fern Ruud
Baseball Standings and Schedule Snapshot
Regional standings show Philadelphia leading with 36 wins and 22 losses, followed by San Francisco and Pittsburgh. The column lists games behind and daily results for Friday through Monday, including updates from the National and American leagues and actions in the International and Pacific Coast leagues with multiple teams and scores.
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Aberdeen rookie tosses no hitter in 8-0 win
Aberdeen pitcher Jim Palmer, 18, threw a no hitter against Duluth Superior as the Pheasants cruised 8-0 in a Northern League game. Palmer walked nine and struck out 11 while improving to 4-0, with John Scruggs hitting a three run homer. St. Cloud at Grand Forks rained out.
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Associated Press
Jim Palmer
Aberdeen
Pheasants
Duluth Superior
Palmer
John Scruggs
St. Cloud
Grand Forks
Winnipeg
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Braves Lose As Bragan Faces Fan Backlash In Milwaukee
Milwaukee boos greet manager Bobby Bragan after he is criticized for pitching moves as the Houston Colt .45s rally with a six run eighth inning to beat the Braves 9 to 7. The defeat drops Atlanta into a tie for sixth place, 7 1/2 games behind Philadelphia.
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Twins Sign Five Rookies Amid Braves Houston Tilt
Friday announced the signing of five rookies to contracts as the Twins faced the Braves in a game where Lee Maye hit a homer and Frank Bolling added a homer for Milwaukee. Staub drove in a run as Peters and Raymond contributed. Abbott’s bullpen and Cloninger were noted in pregame plans for today’s tilt.
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Fayetteville
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Mineola
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Milwaukee Seizes Lead With Key Sixth Inning Rally
A Joe Torre single followed by Denny Menke's RBI hit, plus two walks a hit batsman and a misplayed ball fueled Milwaukee's sixth inning surge. The sequence produced two runs and swung momentum in the Brewers' favor.
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Hannum Signs With Warriors After Breakthrough Season
Alex Hannum signed a two year contract with the San Francisco Warriors. Club officials did not disclose terms but noted an increased salary after he helped lift the Warriors from last place to the Western Division championship last season.
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