Twins Split Opener with Orioles After Nightcap Rout
Minnesota wins 5 2 in the opener behind Harmon Killebrew Bob Allison and Jimmy Hall power, then loses 10 2 as Baltimore bats surge. Dailey preserves Stange’s win while Fornieles Pleis Moore fail to stop Orioles attack. Goryl subbed for Rollins after a leg bruise.
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Lew Ferguson
ST. Paul-Minneapolis
Minnesota Twins
Jekyll and Hyde
Bill Dailey
Lee Stange
Baltimore
Mike Fornieles
Bill Pleis
Ray Moore
Orioles
Dailey
Stange
al Smith
John Orsino
Fornieles
Pleis
Moore
Garry Roggenburk
Twins
Minnesota
Harmon Killebrew
Bob Allison
Jimmy Hall
Killebrew
Allison
Boston
Dick Stuart
Gutter’ Gang
GAM
Minnesota Bombers
Versalles
Gaines
Aparicio
Duffers
Rob
R. Davison
Thomack
Gentile
Hall
B. Martin
F. Nuttleman
Smith
B. Patschal
Brandt
Rattey
Ernie Thomack
Snyder
Zim'rman Johnson
Rollins
Orsino
Goryl
Allen
Roberts
Rog’burk
a-Green Press
Baseball game tallies and home runs at Baltimore Minnesota
Orioles beat Twins 5 to 2 in a late sequence with Killebrew Allison and Hall homering for Minnesota while Johnson Smith Snyder and Battey drove in runs for Baltimore. Pitchers Roberts Roggenburk Pleis carried the results as DiMuro Carrigan Hurley umpired. attendance 22,586.
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Allison
Baltimore
Bob Johnson
Smith
Russ Snyder
Orioles
Hall
John Gory
Twins
Earl Battey
Goryl
Rich Rollins
Rollins
Fornieles
Pless
Moore
Minnesota
Allen
Power
Robinson
Gentile
Rbi
Gaines
Brandt
Snyder
Johnson
Orsino
Roberts
Battey
Coryl
U—Dimuro
Carrigan
Hurley
Flaherty
Braves Beat Giants 6-3 in opening four game set
Milwaukee scored six runs on three hits to beat the San Francisco Giants 6-3. Hank Aaron featured in the Braves lineup as Milwaukee seized the breaks in the opener, as the matter of the set began to unfold amid lineup announcements and the crowd's anticipation.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
San Francisco Giants
San Francisco
al Dark
Giants
Lew Burdette
Braves
Cardinals
Dark
Bragan
Tom Haller
Felipe Alou
Bob ‘Shaw
Billy O'Dell
ABRH
Kuehn
Mathews
Hiller
Bolling
Mays
Rf Ae
McCovey
Torre
Cepeda
Jones
Haller
Dillard
Peterson
Oliver
Pagan
Hendleyp
Bolin
O Menke
Perry
Cloninger
Amal'ano
Oa-Larker
Stanek P
C-F Alou Yad
Bragan Urges Braves to Rally for Long Winning Streak
Milwaukee manager Bobby Bragan said the Braves must string together a long winning streak to challenge NL leaders. After a 6-3 win over the San Francisco Giants, Milwaukee sits 1/2 game behind St. Louis with a 7 of 10 run. Bragan cited Cincinnati, St. Louis and Los Angeles as contenders and noted Giants as favorites to repeat.
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Milwaukee
Bobby Bragan
Braves
San Francisco Giants
St. Louis
Bragan
Giants
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Cubs
Pirates
Phillies
Cardinals
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cardwell
Veale
Face
McBean
Gibbon
Sisk
Brand
Burgess
Buhl
Schultz
Elston
Bertell
W—Elston
L—Gibbon
Koufax
Perranoski
Roseboro
Simmons
Bauta
McCarver
W— Koufax
Twins Sign Four Players for Wytheville Team
The Minnesota Twins signed four prospects for their Wytheville Virginia farm club in the Appalachian rookie league. Joe Gillings 21 New Brunswick New Jersey Gary Copeland 19 San Marcos California Bill Hansche 18 Kenosha Wisconsin Bill Patterson 20 Louisburg North Carolina Hansche helped Kenosha win the Wisconsin High School state championship.
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ST. Paul-Minneapolis
Minnesota Twins
Wytheville
Joe Gillings
New Brunswick
N.J
Gary Copeland
San Marcos
Calif
Bill Hansche
Kenosha
Wis
Bill Patterson
Louisburg
N.C
Hansche
Pro Bowl Couples Sports Bowl results and leaders
Results list shows team scores for Cardinals Cowboys Packers Bears Eagles 49ers Vikings Redskins with high men C Miller B Apesiet S Riley and high women Betty Shanley and others. Junior two some winners Pussy Footers and Blankety Blanks posted top scores. Stan Riley and Betty Shanley led high singles.
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Cardinals
Cowboys
Packers
Bears
Eagles
Vikings
Redskins
C. Miller
B. Aspesiet
S. Riley
A. Francour
B. Shanley
L. Harper
H. Ender
L. Nolte
Stan Riley
Betty Shanley
Pussy Footers
Blankety Blanks
Red Dot Defenders
J. Miller
K. Miller
R. Stokke
St Louis Park Boy Elected Minnesota Boys State Governor
William C. Hill of St Louis Park won the 15th Minnesota Boys State governor seat as the Nationalist nominee defeating Peter Irvine of Detroit Lakes, with 370 delegates on the St Paul Campus voting in officers including lieutenant governor Steven Titterud and secretary of state David E Nelson.
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ST. Paul
William C. Hill
St. Louis Park
Minnesota
Hill
Nationalist Party
Peter Irvine
Detroit Lakes
Federalist Party
Boys Nation
Washington, D.C
University of
Paul Tani
Thomas O'Neal
Minneapolis
Robert Davidson
Mabel
Boys State
American Legion
Former Packers Captain Joins Naegele Advertising
Robert Forte former Green Bay Packers captain becomes an account executive at Naegele Outdoor Advertising Co of Wisconsin Inc He previously served six years as trade relations manager with Miller Brewing Co after leaving the Packers.
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Milwaukee
Robert ‘Bob” Forte
Green Bay Packers
Naegele Outdoor Advertising Co
Wisconsin, Inc
Miller Brewing Co
Packers
Wayzata Golfer Herron Fails to Qualify for National Open
Carson Herron of Wayzata Minnesota did not qualify for the National Open after posting rounds of 36 42 78 for a 36 hole total of 163 in Brookline Massachusetts.
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Brookline
Mass
Carson Herron
Wayzata
Minn
Area Baseball Schedule Highlights Regional Leagues
The schedule lists upcoming games across the Hiawatha Valley, Root River, Wildcat, Western Wisconsin, and Tri State leagues. Notable matches include Cochrane at Rollingstone, Tomah at Camp Douglas, and La Crosse at Lansing with several night games and matchups featuring regional teams like Lewiston, Lanesboro, Wellington, and Caledonia.
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Hiawatha Valley
Cochrane
Rollingstone
Galesville
Witona
Kellogg
Alma
Trempealeau
Lewiston
Root River
Houston
Rushford
Spring Grove
Lanesboro
Dakota
Wyattville
Wildcat
Tomah
Camp Douglas
Coon Valley
Readstown
Ontario
Melvina
Wilton
Norwalk
Western Wisconsin
Melrose
West Salem
Bangor
Black River Falls
Soldiers Grove
la Crosse
Lansing
Eitzen
Waukon
Genoa
Chaseburg
Harpers Ferry
Stoddard
Winnebago Valley
New Albia
Caledonia
Hayes Sets World Record in 100 Yard Dash at AAU Meet
Hayes clocked 9.1 seconds in the semifinal, shattering the world mark as Florida stars lead a strong AAU field. Beatty Burleson and Grelle headline a crowded distance mile chase with several sub-4 minute runners aiming for Olympic team spots.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Bob Hayes
Florida
Jim Beatty
Henry Carr
Arizona State
Alis Williams
United States
Russia
Moscow
Frank Budd
Villanova
Canada
Harry Jerome
Beatty
Los Angeles
Peter Snell
New Zealand
Weisiger
Brian Sternberg
Washington
Hayes Jones
Detroit
Pete McArdle
New York
U.S
Ralph Boston
Larry Stewart
Southern California
Dave Davis
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Parry O'Brien
Wynn Falls Short as Indians Fall to White Sox in 1963 Bid
Early Wynn, chasing his 300th win, pitched well but Chicago's Juan Pizarro held Cleveland to six hits. Elated White Sox gains pulled within one game of the Yankees as Detroit, Los Angeles, and Maryland action produced varied results across the league.
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Associated Press
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Garved
Geiger
Cleveland
New York
Bill Mon
Ol’ Gus
Poe
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Indians
Juan Pizarro
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Dean Chance
Julio Navarro
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Don Rudolph
Bob Perry
Felix Torres
Charley Dees
Terry
Kunkel
Williams
Howard
Monbouquette
Radatz
Nixon
L—Terity
Chicago
Oo Pizarro
Carreon
Azcue
Wisconsin Ineligible Players In Varsity Sports
Two Badger basketball players Ron Jackson of Chicago and Gene Englund of Oshkosh plus three athletes from golf gymnastics and track were deemed scholastically ineligible. Football players maintained eligibility for the 1963 season while others pursue summer study to improve grades.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Ivan B. Williamson
Ron Jackson
Chicago
Gene Englund
Oshkosh
Lance Melik
Racine
Richard Barta
Lombard, III
Charles Mohr
Glenview
Ill
Williamson
Milt Bruhn
Badgers Ninth in IYRA North American Dinghy Championship
The University of Wisconsin finished ninth out of ten in the second round on the Charles River, tallying 126 points while Princeton led with 233.
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Cambridge
Mass
University of Wisconsin
Intercollegiate Yacht Racing Association
Charles River
Badgers
Princeton
Minor League Baseball Scores And Delays
International defeats Arkansas 7 to 1 while Columbus edges Syracuse 0 with a 7 inning rain delay score not complete. Buffalo hosts Atlanta postponed. Iain Rochester versus Richmond postponed due to wet grounds. Northern squads see Bismarck Mandan 7 Duluth Superior 4 and St. Cloud 2 Aberdeen 1 with Winnipeg 9 Grand Forks 1.
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Columbus
Jacksonville
Indianapolis
Toronto
Syracuse
Buffalo
Atlanta
Iain Rochester
Richmond
Wet Grounds
Bismarck-Mandan
Duluth-Superior
St. Cloud
Aberdeen
Winnipeg
Grand Forks
Cubs Edge Pirates 6-5 on Rodgers Clutch Hit
Andre Rodgers produced a run scoring single in the 10th inning to give the Chicago Cubs a 6-5 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. The win extended Chicago’s streak to four as Smokey Burgess and Ken Aspromonte had earlier sparked the Pirates.
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Frank Bolling
Lee Maye
Menke
Mathews
Bolling
Gaylord Perry
Torre
Milwaukee
Hendley
Giants
Orlando Cepeda
Associated Press
Chicago Cubs
Andre Rodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dad Nnnn
Wenn
Chantetan Feam
Ellis Burton
Ken Aspromonte
Lou Brock
Rodgers
Tom Sisk
Burgess
Barney Schultz
Don Elston
Koufax
Dodgers
Tim McCarver
Perranoski
Tommy Davis
Curt Simmons
Cards
St. Louis
Maloney
Houston
Ken Johnson
Reds
Bob Skinner
Vada Pinson
Frank Robinson
Onalaska Legion Edges Westby In Tight Win
Onalaska Legion defeats Westby 2 to 1 in Wisconsin Minnesota Junior Legion League as Bob Lamb drives in the winning run with a seventh inning single. Lamb struck out 13 and allowed two hits. Topel Allen and Drake had two hits for Onalaska. Westby's Ekern stole home for the first score.
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Onalaska
Wis
Bob Lamb
Westby
Lamb
Alan Topel
Gary Drake
Ron Allen
Berg
Ekern
Tom Niedfeldt
Allen
Topel
Houston
Embarrassed Floyd Gives A Verse In Spinny Hype
New York AP reports Cassius Clay and Floyd Patterson inspire poetic bets and playful predictions. Patterson, returning to fight Sonny Liston in Las Vegas on July 22, replies in verse, while critics and managers react with amusement to boxing's poetry craze.
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New York
Liston
Patterson
Greenwich Village
San Francisco
Cassius Clay
Floyd Patterson
Sonny Liston
Las Vegas
Wisconsin Open Tennis Tournament Set for Oshkosh
The Wisconsin Open tennis tournament will be held in Oshkosh July 3 to 7 at the Menominee Park Courts. Singles and doubles events cover all age divisions through senior veterans. Information and entry blanks available from John Sherer, Oshkosh Tennis Club.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Oshkosh Tennis Club
Menominee Park
John Sherer
Midwest Clinton vs Fox Cities Result Summary
Game scores show Midwest Clinton 3 over Fox Cities 0. Wisconsin Rapids 3, Decatur 2. Quad Cities 21, Dubuque 8. Burlington 7, Cedar Rapids 4. Waterloo 9, Quincy 4.
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Clinton
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Decatur
Quad Cities
Dubuque
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Quincy
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