St Cloud Cathedral Leads Initial Catholic Football Ratings
St Cloud Cathedral tops the first Herald Catholic High School football poll, with Minneapolis De La Salle second and Rochester Lourdes third. Other ranked teams include St Paul Cre tin Duluth Cathedral Maplewood Hill Mankato Loyola Austin Pacelli Winsted Holy Trinity and St Paul St Bernards as the season opens Friday through the weekend of Sept 6 7 8.
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Harara
Rochester
Lourdes
Joe Mayer
Eagles
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Cathedral
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Henry
Cathedra
Crusaders
Crosbylronton
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Islanders
Doug Cummings
Jim Rodgers
Dan Taylor
Greg Johnston
Barry Fritz
CCC
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Duluth Cathedral
Duluth
Maplewood Hill
Mankato Loyola
Austin Pacelli
Winsted Holy Trinity
St. Paul St. Bernards
Minnesota
Ken Orlowski
St. Bernards
Winsted
Loyola
Lake Crystal
Minneapolis de la Sall
Rochester Lourdes
Baseball Standings and Schedule Refined
The National League table shows St. Louis leading with 84 wins and Cincinnati at 71. Chicago 70 and San Francisco 72 are close, while Houston and Philadelphia trail. Wednesday results included San Francisco 4 3 Houston and Chicago 7 4 Los Angeles 4 8. Friday games list matchups across the NL and AL with several N denotes night games.
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Cincinnati
San Fran
Chicago
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Houston
Philaphia
New York
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Philadelphia
San Frans
Indians Edge Twins as Tiant Fails in Bid for 19th Victory
Luis Tiant left with an elbow strain after disputing the fifth inning. Cleveland rallied for a 3-2 win over Minnesota as José Carde nal drove in two runs including the tiebreaker in the sixth.
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Cleveland
Luis Tiant
Rick Renick
Vicente Romo
Minnesota Twins
Looie Tiant
Minnesota
Cesar Tovar
Rich Reese
Rod Carew
Jose Cardenal
Larry Brown
Cardenal
Max Alvis
Indians
Lee
Olson tops 30 lap stock car feature at Minnesota State Fair
Ron Olson of Minneapolis won the 30 lap modified stock car feature at the Minnesota State Fair earning the top prize. He drove a 1958 Ford powered by a 1963 engine in the Wednesday race.
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ST. Paul
Ron Olson
Minneapolis
Olson
Markato State Seeks Depth With Austin Alumni
Mankato State opens drills with 86 football candidates under coach Otto. Veterans and freshmen train in split sessions as Otto notes big gaps to fill after losing 13 lettermen including Jim Leitzke. Austin prep standouts Randy Heise Terry Barnett Rod Clennon Dick Benesh bolster the roster alongside local talent.
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Austin
Otto
Barney Lewellyn
Don Larsen
R. C. Johnson
Dan Mohwinkel
Orin Olson
Grand Tendow
Dick Swalla
Kasson- Manterville
Bayers
Olson
Bern Maczuga
Mt. Hope
N. D
Chuck Helling
Mankato
Austin Pacelli
Randy Heise
Heise
Bill Marton
Pacelli
Mer Austin
Austin High
Terry Barnett
Rod Clennon
Dick Benesh
LeRoy
Mickey Moe
Brother Francis
Indians
Jim Leitzke
Open Tennis Championships Set to Break Money Records
The Open tennis gold rush begins in Forest Hills New York for an 11 day run at the West Side Tennis Club with expectations of record prize money and a landmark U S Open debut.
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N.Y
New York
West Side Tennis Club
North Stars Sign Boudrias and McMahon to Two-Year Deals
The Minnesota North Stars announced two-year contracts for center Andre Boudrias and defenseman Mike McMahon. Boudrias led rookies with 53 points on 18 goals and 35 assists, while McMahon topped NHL defense scoring with 47 points.
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Boudrias
McMahon
NHL
Red Sox Pitcher Jose Santiago Out for Season
Boston manager Dick Williams says disabled ace Jose Santiago is finished for the year due to arm trouble that has nagged him for a month.
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Boston
Jose Santiago
Boston Red Sox
Dick Williams
Santiago
JIM BEAM BOURBON MAKING NEWS SINCE 1795
An advertisement from Clermont Kentucky highlights Beam Bourbon heritage dating to 1795. It notes Beams still produce the spirit today using limestone water, local corn rye and barley, and national forestry. The copy emphasizes geography and tradition shaping the whiskey.
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Clermont
Jacob Beam
Kentucky
James B. Beam Distilling Co
Clermont, Beam
McLain Wins 26th as Tigers Top Angels
Denny McLain earned his 26th victory with Detroit beating California 6-1. Frank Howard homered for the Senators in a 3-2 Washington win over Baltimore as Baltimore dropped five games back. Chicago blanked New York 3-0, Oakland beat Boston 5-3, and Cleveland edged Minnesota 3-2.
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California
Detroit
New York
Chicago
Minnesota
Cleveland
Washington
Baltimore
W. L. Pet. G.B
Hal Bock
Associated Press
Orioles
Senators
Birds
Tigers
Denny McLain
Echo Lanes top bowlers light up league standings
Echo Lanes reports leaders across four leagues with Sather 553 and Rindflesh 577 heading the top score list. Highlights include Enright 539 and Laing 565, plus minor and 65ers divisions showing strong totals. In baseball, Tigers win second in seven as Freehan and Northrup homer, Nyman earns first major league start shutout of Yankees.
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Sather
K. Peterson
R. Hoffman
M. Bugge
J. Lilligaard
ECHO
B. Enright
E. Camerer
F. de Mars
M. Perl
N. Weheham
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M. Nelson
J. Cassidy
R. Hanson
Bill Freehan
Jim Northrup
Tigers
Jerry Nyman
Chicago
Yankees
Winners Score Big in Softball Playoff Night
In two City league playoff games Wednesday night the Eagles routed the City Employees 18 5 and the American Legion beat the Moose 20 14 in the Mens Over 30 League. The Jaycees upset Sears 16 11 in the American League test. Anderson for the Legion had four hits in four trips.
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Jaycees
Sears
Anderson
Threeway First-Round Leaders in U.S. Amateur Golf
Michael Bonallack Jack Veghte and Allen Miller III led after a one over par 71 first round at Scioto Country Club in Columbus Ohio. Bonallack said greens remind him of home while Veghte planned an aggressive attack and Miller played it for fun.
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Michael Bonallack
Jack Veghte
Allen Miller III
U.S
Scioto Country Club
Nicklaus Favored In Thunderbird Golf Classic Opener
Arnold Palmer defends but Jack Nicklaus again holds favor as the Thunderbird Golf Classic begins Friday at the 7035 yard par 72 Montclair Country Club in Clifton New Jersey with $130 000 prize.
Area Teams to Open 68 Football Campaign
Five area high schools start the 1968 season against non-league foes with Glenville at Freeborn and Elkton hosting Wykoff among slate of Friday games. John Marshall visits Eau Claire while North hosts Waseca and other matches dot the weekend. Hoople predicts Glenville 14 Freeborn 6 and others.
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Lyle
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John Marshall
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Faribault
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Blue Earth
Wells
Mankato Wilson
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Bob Bulger
Indians
Kasson
Mets
Hiawatha
Haff - Kaff
Hoople
Kasson- Manterville
Rochester JM
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