Sharon and Terry Lee Win Herald Swim Trophy
Sharon and Terry Lee of Austin Swim Club win Best All-Around Swimmer at the seventh annual Austin Daily Herald All-City Junior Swim Meet at Municipal pool. Terry clinches the award for a third time. both Lee children win multiple events in open and age-group divisions amid 100-plus participants.
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Sharon
Terry Lee
Austin
Austin Daily Herald
Municipal
The
Herald
Paula Embrickson
Maureen
Jane Vogel
Peter Hass
Terry
Sharon Lee
Munici
Pal Pool
Lees
the Herald
Muskies Hide as Walleye Action Runs Sporadic Across Minnesota
The Associated Press reports muskies staying in hiding while walleye fishing varies across Minnesota. Leech Lake yielded a 94 year old and his 66 year old son with limits. Brainerd noted good Mississippi River walleyes but spotty lake action. Willmar reported limits of walleyes and northerns. Walker saw sporadic muskie catches and Leech Lake anglers again reported solid walleye limits. Forest Lake kept up with 8 1 4 to 2 inch walleyes and continued panfish activity.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Mississippi River
Cedar
Farm Island
Clear
K.J. Nordberg
Aitkin
Mississippi
Willmar
Hans E. Swenson
Lake Lilian
Kandiyoki Lake
LaVerne
Walker
Earl Wilder
Spring Valley
Minn
Marv Utke
Leech Lake
J.A. Wagner
Raymond
Forest Lake
Forest Lake 1
Clarence Dillworth
Minneapolis
Twins Win UCT Little League Title Over Ellis Tigers
The Twins knocked off the Ellis Tigers 6 to 4 at UCT Park to claim the United Commercial Travelers title after sweeping the best of three series. They won the opener 5 to 1 behind a second inning rally led by Kip Saunders and John Hoffman.
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Twins
Ellis Tigers
United Commercial Travelers
Uct Park
Tigers
Kurt Best
Roger Myhre
Kip Saunders
John Bridley
John Hoffman
Gary Carens
Kevin McDonald
Don Leathers
Larry Lenoch
Saunders
Myhre
Bryan
Barry Waller
Bryan Waller
Netters Sweep Titles in City Tennis Championship
Paula Ferguson and Sue Roberts won the girls 15 and under doubles, defeating Nancy Jarvis and Lillie 6-0 6-0 in the semifinals and Virginia Dugan and M Koenig 6-1 6-2 in the final. Mary Kay Daane and Susan Louk reach the girls 18 and under final, Denny Dingman tops Jim Peyton to face Tom Berven in the men 19 and over final, and Warren Kane with H Lien win the men 45 and over doubles 6-3 7-5.
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Paula Ferguson
Sue Roberts
Athletic Field
Miss Ferguson
Miss Roberts
Nancy Jarvis
Miss Lillie
Virginia Dugan
M. Koenig
Mary Kay Daane
Susan Louk
Miss Daane
Kathy Brown
Miss Louk
Denny Dingman
Jim Peyton
Dingman
Tom Berven
Warren Kane
H. Lien
John Furman
Howard Peterson
Vikings to Start Rookies in Preseason Matchup
The Minnesota Vikings plan to start five rookies against the New York Giants at Metropolitan Stadium. John Campbell Lee Calland Terry Rosens Don Hultz and George Balthazar are among the likely starters. Fran Tarkenton will call signals while Ron Vander Kelen sits out most of the game. Tommy Mason may miss the contest with an injured knee. Leon Clarke starts at flanker, replacing Ray Polk who started last week. The Giants will field veteran Hugh McElhenny against his former team.
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Minneapolis-St. Paul
Minnesota Vikings
New York Giants
Vikings
Metropolitan Stadium
John Campbell
Lee Calland
Terry Rosens
Don Hultz
George Balthazar
Fran Tarkenton
Norm van Brocklin
Ron Vander Kelen
Tommy Mason
Leon Clarke
San Francisco
Ray Polk
Los Angeles
Giants
TwinsBeatPhils In Exhibition After 12-1 Victory
The Minnesota Twins routed the Detroit Tigers 12-1 in a 15-hit exhibition, with Mincher four RBI on a three-for-four day including a homer and double. Bernie Allen and Lenny Green contributed key doubles as Mele tests lineups for the upcoming series, with rookie hurlers Dennis Lortscher and Larry Bohannon slated for night games.
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Philadelphia
Minnesota Twins
Philadelphia Phils
Detroit
Lenny Green
Bernie Allen
Sam Mele
Cher
Rollins
Mincher
RBI
Minnesota
Dennis Lortscher
Wytheville
Larry Bohannon
Wilson
Carolina
Nebi
Abi Green
Bruton
McAuliffe
Gary
Brown
Holl
Colavito of
Cash
Killebrow
Wert
Battey
Triandos
Zim‘rman
O Smith
Versalles
Bunning
Allen
Koch
Pascual
Faul
a-Herzog Anderson
c-Freehan
Gladding
Anderson
Versallis
Op—Allen
Hall
Green
Colavito
Smith
Carrigan
McKinley
Chulak
Haller
Blanda and Houston Open Exhibition Schedule Tonight
George Blanda starts his 14th pro season for the Houston Oilers against the San Diego Chargers in Houston. Blanda led a 21 20 comeback win at Boston last week as Jacky Lee faltered, and coach Pop Ivy may again name Blanda the starter. The article notes crowded early exhibition schedules across NFL and AFL, with attendance totals and upcoming games through the weekend.
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Associated Press
George Blanda
Houston Oilers
San Diego Chargers
Houston
Oilers
Denver Broncos
Blanda
Boston
Jacky Lee
Pop Ivy
Rochester Rockets Poised for Big Nine Title Following Strong Turnout
Rochester Minnesota faces a high expectations season as coach John Drews fields 70 players, back 13 lettermen led by captains Nelson and Cady. The Rockets aim to defend their Big Nine crown with a revamped offensive line and a potential aerial attack led by ends Lybarger Hawley and quarterback Nelson.
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Rochester
Minn
John Drews
Drews
Big Nine
Rockets
John Marshall
Minneapolis Washburn
Dave Nelson
Ron Cady
Kit Monsrud
Rich Field
Mansrud
Field
Glen Lybarger
Ron Hawley
Gary Bayrd
Dave Showalter
Jerry Bundy
Jim Suk
Jim Ferdinandt
Nelson
Mike Capelle
Paul Klipsic
Twins Take 1 Game Lead In Southern Minnesota Playoffs
The Mankato Twins beat Bloomington 5 a 0 Wednesday night to grab a one game lead in the best of three Southern Minnesota League championship. Mankato piled 11 hits off Gordy Nevers including a Flanagan home run as Fred Bruckbauer and Wayne Haefner held Bloomington to 13 hits. The Athletics committed seven errors.
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Mankato Twins
Minnesota
Bloomington
Mankato
Twins
St. Cloud
Gordy Nevers
Flanagan
Fred Bruckbauer
Wayne Haefner
Athletics
Duluth Advances in Little League Championship
Duluth Minnesota defeated Monterrey Mexico 5-2 to reach the Little League final four. Stratford Connecticut edged Valley Field Quebec 5-1 as Granada Hills California and Izmir Turkey dependents team advanced to semifinals.
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Williamsport
Monterrey
Mexico
Valleyfield
Quebec
U.S
Duluth
Minn
John Llosar
Stratford
Conn
Valley Field
Bowlers roll over 300 games in ABC sanctioned meet
More than 300 games of 300 or higher were bowled in American Bowling Congress sanctioned competition, tallying around 8 000 and surpassing the combined totals of 29s and 298s.
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Chicago
American Bowling Congress
Penn State Aims for 25th Straight Winning Football Season
Penn State, based in University Park, Pa., targets its 25th consecutive winning football season this fall. The program seeks to extend a long legacy of success under its current coaching staff and roster.
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University Park
Penn State
Dodgers Edge Cardinals in 16 Innings for Lead
Johnny Roseboro ripped a late line drive single to score Ken McMullen, giving the Dodgers a 2-1 win over the Cardinals in a 16 inning marathon. Koufax left after 12 innings but still earned the win as Los Angeles opened a seven game lead.
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Associated Press
Johnny Roseboro
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Dodger
Ken McMullen
Dodgers
Cardinals
Sandy Koufax
Koufax
Cardinal
Curt Simmons
Tim McCarver
Pepitone Starts Fight as Yankees Sweep Indians
Yankees beat Cleveland 3-1 in both games of a doubleheader. Pepitone was hit twice and started a bench-clearing brawl, ejecting him and injuring two Cleveland infielders while fellow players clashed on the field. Houk and Tebbetts were involved as peacemakers amid the melee.
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Pepitone
Yankees
Cleveland
Associated Press
Birdie Tebbetts
Joe Pepitone
Tom DiMuro
Yankee Stadium
New York Yankees
Barry Latman
Gary Bell
DiMuro
Bell
Fred Whitfield
Tebbetts
Stan Williams
Larry Brown
Dick Howser
Ralph Houk
Houk
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Gary Peters
Omaha Grabs Region 6 Title With 4 3 Win
Omaha Nebras ka defeated St Paul Minn 4 to 3 to win the American Legion Region 6 baseball championship. Omaha scored three unearned runs in the fifth inning after a dropped third strike by St Paul catcher John Murray. St Paul’s Tom Goswitz led the tournament with 10 hits in 21 at bats for a .476 average.
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Salina
Kan
Omaha
Neb
St. Paul
Minn
Keene
N.H
John Murray
Tom Goswitz
Schneider and Sage in 1963 Austin Country Club Golf Final
Former champion Joe Schneider Jr. and Bill Sage meet Saturday in the 36 hole Austin Country Club championship. Schneider bids for a fourth title, Lage seeks his first, with 9 30 a m tee time.
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Joe Schneider, Jr
Bill Sage
Austin Country Club
Schneider
Lage
Jeff Riley Leads JCC Golf Tourney
Slim Jeff Riley of Panama held a one stroke lead entering the third round of the 18th International Junior Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament at Ranchland Hills in Midland. Riley shot 75 after a 67 opening, with pursuers Don Iverson, Richard Anthony, and Don Baranco tied at 143.
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Midland
Tex
Slim Jeff Riley
Panama
Ranchland Hills
Don Iverson
LaCrosse
Wis
Richard Anthony
AnAalusia
Ala
Don Baranco
Caldwell
Idaho
Standings and results from the American League and figures
The American League standings show New York leading with 40 wins and 44 losses, followed by Chicago Minnesota Cleveland Boston Detroit Kansas City Los Angeles Washington and Baltimore with varied records. Wednesday results include Minnesota 12 Detroit 7 and Chicago 7 Baltimore 5, with Friday fixtures listed for multiple matchups and doubleheaders noted for some games.
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Minnesota
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Baltimore
Los Angeles Angels
Orioles
Steve Barber
Angels
New York
Chicago
Beltionere
Cleveland
Boston
Los Angeles
St. Louis
St. Lowis
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Park and Recreation Department
Tom Belton
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Debbie Conklin
Jonell Carey
Dan Kane
Claudia Waldron
Edith Puffer
Mark Helle
Kathy Holmes
David Einhaus
Jim Johnson
Butterfly
John Richardson
Chuck Arett
Steve Allen
Dean Osland
Larry Fisher
Nancy Rose
Renee LaVelle
Maureen Lee
Kathy Sanders
John Madura
Stevena Einhous
UCT
Meet Phils
Rap Tigers
Jimmy Hall
Bob Allison
Vic Power
Don Mincher
Camilo Pascual
Rich Rollins
Min
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By Don Weiss
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Ol’ Frank Tripucka
Gene Mingo
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By Mike Rathet
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Braves
Don Nottebart
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Jim Gilliam
Frank Howard
Ken Boyer
Julian Javier
McMullen
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Larry Sherry
Ron Taylor
Latman
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Tom Tresh
al Downing
Downing
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Arnold Knichson
Ken
Pinky) Erickson
Dick Seltz
Barney Kroc
Don Erickson
Jeff Riley
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