Big Nine football teams show slow progress in preseason
Albert Lea and John Marshall lead the Big Nine as practice nears end with one week remaining before games. Albert Lea loses quarterback Dan Fahrman to a season ending injury, while John Marshall expects sidelined regulars Tom Zachery and Roger Jensen. Austin reports slow progress and concern over captain Jack Waller. Other teams including Red Wing Mankato Winona Owatonna and Rochester Mayo show varying start to the season with scrimmages and player updates.
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Brock Steals Four as Cardinals Top Pirates in Pine Tar Row
Lou Brock swiped four bases as the St. Louis Cardinals shut out the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-0. Brock scored twice and drew four walks while Moose was removed mid inning for pine tar on his pitching hand. The game boosted Brock to 41 steals on the season, one behind NL leader Maury Wills.
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Bowling top scores across Austin leagues
Matinee bowling leaders include P Beeman 489 O Peterson 482 I Murphy 475 E Hoff 475 R Donoven 472 in the Austin Bowl Matinee League. Legion and auxiliary leagues feature top totals such as B Stanek 621 W Ellis 611 and C Hartgreve 613 F Noble 608 in VFW and related circuits.
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AHL football season tickets go on sale at AHS
Season tickets for Austin High home games go on sale next Monday from 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. at the old superintendent’s office on the first floor. Athletic Director Red Hastings notes the home schedule includes Owatonna St Cloud Tech Albert Lea homecoming Rochester John Marshall and Paul Humboldt with all games at 7 30 p.m.
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Pirates secure perfect 11 0 season with postseason 21 0 win
The 1968 United Commercial Travelers Baseball League champions finished 11 0 overall and 10 0 in league play after a 21 0 post season victory over Albert Lea YMCA. Coaches Scott Peterson and Tim Ball led the squad honored at a Wednesday picnic at Bill Strifert’s home with players listed.
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Senators Rally To Beat Orioles In 11 Inning Gift
Washington erased a 3-0 deficit with a two homer rally led by Frank Howard and Ken McMullen, as Gary Holman delivered a two out, game winning single in the 11th. Lolich pitched strong for Detroit and other scores included White Sox over Yankees 1-0 and Boston over Oakland 11-2.
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Lefty's Bar to Host Third Annual Slow Pitch Tourney
Six city teams compete in a two day double elimination softball tournament in Austin. Thirty two teams from Minnesota Iowa and Wisconsin play on six diamonds at Northwest Park Austin State Junior College Athletic Field water tower Galloway Pit and Marcusen Park. Hosts Leftys Bar Turf Club Armstrong Trucking Robbys Jaycees and the Moose return as part of the Austin Mens Open Slow Pitch League. Action begins Saturday at 9:30 a.m. with six games. finals Sunday at 5:30 p.m. with potential 6:45 p.m. tiebreaker.
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Area high schools open football season with non-conference games
Five area schools begin the new football season in non-conference action tonight. Lyle travels to Keister, Glenville visits Freeborn, Rose Creek goes to Ellen dale, Blooming Prairie plays Kasson-Manterville, and Elkton hosts Wykoff. Other notable games include Rochester John Marshall at Eau Claire North, Waseca at Faribault, Mankato Wilson at Owatonna Marian, and Blue Earth at Wells.
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Twins Top Indians 3-2 Behind Allison Homer's 18th
Minnesota rookie Mike Paul faltered in the eighth as Bob Allison hit a mammoth 18th homer to put the Twins ahead 3-1. Eddie Fisher and John Roseboro contributed RBI hits, Cleveland rallied but Jim Kaat closed it out. Rod Carew slipped to third in the AL batting race. Minnesota finishes 5-5 on the road and hosts Chicago next.
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Standings and results from the Major Leagues
National League standings show St Louis leading with 50 losses and Cincinnati at 60. Houston struggles 63 72, while New York and St Louis post Thursday wins. American League results include Detroit 2 0 and Boston 11 2, with Detroit atop the table at 62 7.
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Vikings reshuffle lineup for weekend exhibition
Minnesota Vikings coach Bud Grant announced changes for Sunday night’s exhibition versus the Cardinals in St. Louis. Billy Martin starts at tight end for John Beasley and Dale Hackbart at free safety for Paul Krause. Cuozzo and Osborn will miss action due to injuries.
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Fair Race Driver Pockets Big Money
Bob Jusola of Mound Minnesota won the 100 lap late model modified stock car feature at the Minnesota State Fair, earning 375 dollars plus 70 dollars for leading a 10 lap heat. Lew Fegers of Wayzata won the other heat with 70 dollars and Orville Buelow of Junction City Wisconsin won the consolation 10 lap race for 50 dollars.
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Rockets trade Murrell to Floridians for 2nd pick
The Denver Rockets trade MVP Willie Murrell a forward voted by teammates last season to the Miami Floridians in exchange for the Floridians No 2 draft choice next season.
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AFL Leads NFL 10-5 in Exhibitions as Browns Face Bills
AFL holds a 10-5 edge in interleague exhibitions needing two more wins to clinch the series with eight games left. Cleveland at Buffalo marks the Browns first AFL test, while Buffalo suffers key quarterback injuries with Kemp out for the season and Flores sidelined.
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Athletic Club Begins Annual Member Drive
The Austin Athletic Club launches its fall membership drive with multiple program announcements. Speakers include Verne Michelson of the Minnesota Pipers and Art Hass, with a schedule of film showings and guest speakers through December at venues Star Dust and Tower.
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Wollenburg Ground in Good Position to Win Stock Car Titles
Wollenburg leads in the modified division with a 200 plus point edge over Ron Thomas and a 300 point margin on Joe Wurst as two race weekends remain at Chateau Speedway Lansing. Don McAllister recent double winner eyes a possible third win this weekend while Albert Lea’s Hollis Grorud tops the street stock division. A large field is hoped for the weekend with a September 8 triple feature including a powder puff derby and an exhibition race.
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Nicklaus and Palmer Lead Thunder Bird Classic Field
In Clifton New Jersey Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer head the favorites as the Thunder Bird Golf Classic opens today while Bob Murphy and Lee Trevino entertain the crowd with early rounds and strong play.
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Penguins Goalkeeper Hank Bassen Retires
AP reports veteran Penguins goalie Hank Bassen retires from professional hockey after a long NHL career with Pittsburgh.
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