Kralick Tops Orioles in Twins 2-0 to Avenge Spring Losses
United Press International reports Sam Mele’s Twins, aiming for another run at the Yankees, got a nine inning gem from Jack Kralick who allowed six hits in a 2-0 win over Baltimore. Also noted: Giants fall to Angels, Dodgers and Phils power past rivals, and Houston to host the first USTFF outdoor championships June 7-8.
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Exhibition Results From United Press International
Military-like box score summaries from spring exhibition games across Florida and Arizona. Teams include Baltimore Minnesota Detroit New York Chicago St Louis Philadelphia Pittsburgh Kansas City Washington and Boston Cleveland Houston Chicago San Francisco with pitchers Roberts Downing Herbert Hook Coates Baine Mossi Koufax Rowe Osteen Bowsfield and others. Home teams Miami Florida and Arizona venues host multiple matchups with runs and home runs noted for players such as Power Kauline Clendenon Clemente Nen Seyfried Burton and B Sadowski.
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Wisneski Earns Pan Am Tryout Spot
Wisneski a 5 foot 9 guard from St Norbert and resident of Menasha accepts a Pan Am tryout with 11 other small college players. The tryouts are in Kansas City next Monday and Tuesday. A field of 48 players from AAU armed forces and colleges compete for 12 Pan Am berths for Brazil games next month.
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Becker Dominates In Menasha Mixed League Topline 287
Harold Becker led the Mid-Town Mixed League with a 287 game and 634 series as Hank Plath followed with 575 for the series. Bernie Lang paced the women with a 208 high game and 505 series, edging Aline Brantmeier who had 201 and 499 respectively.
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Harold
Hank Plath
Bernie Lang
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Lang
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Yanks Acquire Buddin From Colts In Trade Deal
Richmond Virginians the New York Yankees top farm club have bought shortstop Don Buddin. He played for the Houston Colts last season and was in the Detroit Tigers spring training camp. Buddin will report immediately to the Richmond camp in Hallandale Florida.
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Hallygood
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Liberty Dart League Crown Earned In Final Week
Liberty clinched the Eagles Auxiliary Dartball title by sweeping Truth in three games. Equality also swept Jus tice, with standout hits from Lillian Paulson and Rowena Arno among others. Standings show Liberty 52 26, Equality 43 29, Justice 31 41, Truth 20 52, banquet planned for April 22.
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Rowena Arno
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Joan
Marie Kleinhans
Stengel and Hunt Fined After Exhibition Clash
Casey Stengel Mets manager and Ron Hunt were fined 825 each for a run-in with two American League umpires during an exhibition game against Kansas City eleven days earlier in St Petersburg Florida.
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Casey Stengel
New York Mets
Ron Hunt
Kansas City
Butts leaves decision on lie detector to attorney
Atlanta UPI report says Wally Butts will let attorney William Schroder decide if he should take another polygraph regarding allegations he conspired to fix the 1962 Georgia Alabama game. State Atty Gen Eugene Conk sought new tests for Butts and Bear Bryant amid libel suits and prior private tests.
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Georgia
Cage Rule Changes Signal Longer Games
The National Basketball Rules Committee announced next season will extend games by about 12 to 15 minutes due to a stop in the clock on whistles. Changes include a foul on forced outs, officials timeouts, and new rules on out of bounds throws, with added tech fouls and revised offensive foul definition. E. I. Rud Foster was reelected chairman, new members Adolph Rupp, John Metras, and John Bennington joined.
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Spangs 626 Curries 268 Lead Neenah City League Scores
Al Spang and Currie Jr top Neenah City League honors Tuesday night. Spang posted the high series with a 224 line and 626 total, while Joe Spilski added a 232 high game and 612 series. Currie drilled a 268 single, and multiple players posted notable 3 game tallies and totals in the Neenah city bowling standings.
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Anne Rasmussen Tops with 549 in City Bowling League
Anne Habenlneth rolled a husky 549 series to lead the Kitchen Dodgers League at Lakeroad Lanes in Neenah. Betty Clow was second with 525, while Myrtle Schneider top-scored the day with 196 in the same league. Other notable scores came from Rose Kettleson 187 and Evelyn Schueler 156 in the Lakeroad Handicap League.
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Carola Nygren
Steno Christiansen
Paulson Tops High 168 In Lakeroad League Meet
Gary Paulson boomed a 186 followed by a 162 to take top honors in the Lakeroad Junior League at Lakeroad Lanes. Pete Long added 164, Shirley Drucks 145, Dick Miracle 148, and Terry Handler 141 as other scores noted. Frank Narvaez 136 is listed for New York while Puerto Rico outpointed Tom Griffin 133. Philadelphia, &
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Terry Handler
New York
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Puerto Rico
Tommy Griffin
Philadelphia
Burdette Flourishing Under Manager Bragan's Flag
Lew Burdette seeks to rebound after a poor 1958 season with the Braves under Birdie Tebbetts. Now with Bobby Bragan in Palm Beach, the right-hander reports a strong spring training, noting fewer walks and no earned runs in early innings. He stresses a fresh season, improved arm health, and willingness to adapt.
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Ewbank Reported New Titan Coach
Milwaukee slugger Hank Aaron struggles in Grapefruit League action as the Braves beat the Reds 7 to 5. Aaron went hitless in three trips as his batting average dips to .205. Milwaukee other players also slumped while Len Gabrielson and Eddie Mathews contributed to a five-run fifth inning for the Braves. The report notes Paul Cloninger allowed 11 hits and four runs in spring work amid a broad outline of spring results.
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Neenah Church Softball League Plans Meeting
Neenah recreation department will hold an organizational meeting for the 1963 season at 7 p.m. on Monday April 15 at the Recreation Building. Church representatives are urged to attend. Last season nine teams played. entry fee remains 25 dollars. League play begins May 13 with doubleheaders at 6:30 and 8 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays.
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Menasha High Baseball to Drill Indoors Then Outdoor Practice
Menasha High coach Clem Massey announced indoor workouts start next Monday with sessions every other day, three in one week and two the next, then outdoor daily practice when weather allows. Returning seniors are limited and a building year is expected. schedule lists games from April 13 through June 8 including district and state tournaments.
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Mike Herman
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Clintonville
Kaukauna
Neenah
Move Into 10th In Buffalo Meet
Admiration Homes of Dallas shot 2865 Tuesday night in its second team effort and settled in 10th place in the classic team division of the American Bowling Congress tournament with 5919. United Van Lines of St Louis leads the division with 6210. In the regular team division Strike n Spare Lanes of North Brook, Illinois, last year's champions, shot 2965 and failed to rise. In the minor events E J Staton and Eddie Brickell of Dallas tied for fourth in classic doubles with 1309, Staton 702 high, while Ben Vitale and Max Delamater of Rockford, Illinois also posted 1309. Staton’s nine game total of 1941 puts him seventh in classic all events. Joe Deuel of Saratoga Springs, New York, and Huge Gregory of Glens Falls, New York, took ninth in classic doubles with 1298. No changes were made in the regular division minor events.
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Joe Deuel
Saratoga Springs
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Huge Gregory
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Three P's Favored In Masters Meet
New York AP report says Palmer Player and Pott lead a favored field for the Masters, with Arnold Palmer expected to win again as the strongest threat. Gary Player impressed, Johnny Pott a notable outside bet, while Dan Sikes and Ray Floyd recent Florida winners alter the odds. Nicklaus now pro removes amateur threats. Snead, Hogan, Nelson face tough Augusta course.
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Phil Rodgers
Don January
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Tuesday Fights by the Associated Press
Henry Cooper age 188 of England knocked out Dick Richardson age 207 of Wales. Billy Walker age 193 of England knocked out Joe DiGrazio age 198 of Philadelphia.
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England
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Billy Walker
Joe DiGrazio
Philadelphia
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