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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1962

Page

8

Austin Raps Tigers In District 2 Playoff Win

Masterful pitching by John Page and seven hits powered Austin to a 5-0 first round District 2 baseball victory over Albert Lea at Marcusen Park. Page allowed one hit in seven innings with 14 strikeouts, while Austin built a 2-0 lead in the first and added three more in the seventh. The win advances the Packers to today’s District 2 final against Blooming Prairie, with the Region One berth at Rochester on Monday.

John Page Austin Albert Lea Marcusen Park Page Tigers Bob Boyer John Goodmanson Mike Wittkamper Dave Elvebak Dick Seltz Packers Blooming Prairie Rochester Seltz Dave Hartman Blossoms Danny Tostenson Bruce Nelson Tostenson Norm Hueton Steve Schmitt Schmitt Terry Ball Fielding Page Ball Ron Richardson

Twins and Senators Vie for Weekend Series Opener

The Minnesota Twins host the Washington Senators in a three game set at St. Paul tonight. Jim Kaat starts for Minnesota against Bennie Daniels as Sam Mele plans for Jim Donohue to begin in the bullpen with a view to possible later rotation duty.

ST. Paul Minneapolis Minnesota Twins Twins New York Skein Washington Senators Minnesotans Senators Cleveland Detroit Indians Los Angeles Baltimore Minnesota St. Paul Saint

Tigers Close Gap in AL Lead with Balanced Power

The Detroit Tigers move within two games of the American League lead aided by hits from Cash and Colavito who are batting in the .238 and .235 range. Frank Lary adds a win as Paul Foytack, Jake Wood and Billy Bruton deliver standout performances in a steady team effort.

al Kaline Frank Lary Norm Cash Rocky Colavite Detroit Tigers C Boys Cash Colavito Jake Wood Billy Bruton Paul Foytack

Derby Lefty's Win Contests Re vamped Fast Pitch League

Derby Bar beat Mike's Bar 7 2 after a five run seventh sparked by Yo cum's grand slam. Lefty's Bar defeated the Merchants 5 1 as T D Anderson limited Mike's Bar to four hits. Monday's schedule has Mike's Bar A vs Lefty's Bar at 7 pm and Merchants vs Mike's Bar B at 8 30 pm.

Derby Bar Lefty’s Bar Northwest Diamond Yocum Mike T. D. Anderson McKay Derby C. Barnett Lefty

Rochester Gains Region One Meet

Rochester edged Lake City 2-1 in 10 innings to win the District 3 baseball title at Mayo Field and advance to Region One starting Monday. The Rockets face the winner of Austin or Blooming Prairie at 8 p.m. in Rochester. District 4 champion Faribault meets Northfield at 7:30 p.m. at Cannon Falls and the winner faces Caledonia or Spring Grove in the Region One first round. The regional winner advances to the state baseball tournament.

Rochester Lake City Mayo Field Rockets Austin Blooming Prairie Faribault Northfield Cannon Falls Caledonia Spring Grove

Twins Home Schedule at Mets Stadium Highlights June Lineup

The Twins announce their home slate at Mets Stadium across June with games against Washington, Kansas City, Chicago and Los Angeles. Key fixtures include June 1 and 2 against Washington, June 5–7 against Kansas City, June 8–10 against Chicago, and June 22–24 against Los Angeles with multiple start times.

G.B. Cleveland New York Or Minnesota Detroit Los Angeles Baltimore Chicago Kansas City Boston Washington Cleveland New York San Francisco Cincinnati True Beeen Pittsburgh

Snowed Out Twins Opener Slated for June Doubleheader

The Minnesota Twins home opener, rained or snowed out, will be played as part of a June 22 doubleheader. The team of 24 players and 10 staff will spend the day at Lake Mille Lacs resorts with fishing from Francis and Eggert launches and a fish fry to cap the day.

ST. Paul-Minneapolis Minnesota Twins Minnesota Fish Twins Lake Mille Lacs Francis and Eggert Resorts Mel Marshall Mel Haggberg

First Blues workout set at Marcusen Park Saturday

Nolan Dugan will manage the Austin Blues Class B club as it holds its first workout at Marcusen Park Saturday at 3 30 p m. Players are urged to attend for the summer season. The team will not join a regular league this season but will face a bye team in the five team State Line league each Sunday with regular play expected to start June 10.

Austin Blues Marcusen Park Nolan Dugan Blues

Women golfers bid in Zaharias opens at Beaumont

A field of 31 pros and 15 amateurs led by defending champion Mary Lena Faulk moves out today in the opening round of the 7500 dollar Babe Zaharias Women's Open. The 54 hole event ends Sunday at the 6219 yard Beaumont Country Club course.

Beaumont

Packers Umpires in Benefit Game at Marcusen Park

A benefit baseball game featuring the Austin Packers of the Southern Minnesota League and the Interstate Umpires All-Star team is set for Sunday night at Marcusen Park to aid the Pat Geraghty family. Proceeds go to the family as Emil Scheid’s Packers face a prep lineup including Paul Giel and Jim Delaney.

Austin Packers Southern Minnesota League Pat Geraghty Marcusen Park Interstate Umpires Association Geraghty Emil Scheid Packers Jim Delaney Paul Giel Minnesota Vikings John Miller Bill Deblon Fred Hoeft Rochester Paul Ehrhard Albert Lea Austin John Sebastian Joe Raso Paul Sanders Delaney Bob Bartholomew Jack LaVelle Chuck Secor Gene Leif Scheid Mankato Owatonna

Patterson Liston Fight Set for Chicago at Comiskey Park

Promoters predict gross revenues exceeding 5 million from the Floyd Patterson Sonny Liston title bout at Comiskey Park on September 25 with 46 500 permanent seats and 10 500 temporary seats. Closed circuit TV tickets will range 100 to 10 dollars. most revenue from theaters nationwide will be about four million. Patterson gets 45 percent of live gate and 55 percent of ancillary rights. Liston 12 percent plus a 200000 guarantee. Championship Sports retains the rest. The bout follows New York license denial for Liston and marks Patterson eighth title defense at the park where Louis and Charles previously fought.

Chicago Sonny Liston Comiskey Park al Bolan Championship Sports Inc Patterson Liston Championship Sports Illinois Athletic Commission New York State Athletic Commission New York White Sox Joe Louis Jimmy Braddock Ezzard Charles Jersey Joe Walcott

Midwestern Archery Test Opens Here

The Cedar River Archery club hosts the Midwestern Field Archery tournament over a weekend with archers from Minnesota Iowa Illinois Wisconsin North and South Dakota. It features 28 field rounds and 28 animal targets with posted yardages. Registration is 5 in advance 6 late. bowmen must show MSAA or NFAA cards. Awards offered in all classifications and a record turnout is anticipated. Shooting starts 9 a.m. Saturday and 9 30 a.m domingo.

Cedar River Minnesota Iowa Illinois Wisconsin North South Dakota Haven Rinehart Austin MSAA NFAA Rinehart

High School Baseball Scores From Area Contests

In Austin, Austin 8 Albert Lea 0. Rochester 2 Lake City 1 in 10 innings. Caledonia 4 Spring Grove 3. Minor leagues show Northern Grand Forks 2 Minot 1 and 5 to 1. St. Cloud 2 Duluth Superior 0 and 9. American Association results Indianapolis 5 Denver 3. Louisville 1 Oklahoma City 0. Omaha 7 Dallas-Fort Worth 3. Pacific Coast San Diego 4 Portland 3. Tacoma 8 Salt Lake City 2. Vancouver 4 Spokane 2. Oxly games.

Austin Albert Lea Rochester Lake City Caledonia Spring Grove Northern Grand Forks Minot St. Cloud Duluth Superior Indianapolis Denver Louisville Okalhoma City Omaha Dallas-Fort Worth San Diego Portland Tacoma Salt Lake City Vancouver Spokane Oxly

Gretel Sails Sydney For America’s Cup Regatta

The Gretel left port to compete in the America's Cup races off Newport R.I. The freighter is due in New York in mid July.

Sydney Newport New York

Legion Baseball Meeting Saturday at Athletic Field

Boys interested in playing American Legion baseball this summer report Saturday at 9 30 a m to coach Dick Seltz. The meeting will discuss season plans and a practice schedule. Eligible players are under 19 before Sept 1 1962 or not yet graduated from 1962 class. Seltz anticipates a big turnout and a veteran team with the raised age limit.

American Legion Dick Seltz Seltz Legion

Austin Teams Hit Big Nine Meets At Red Wing Rochester

Austin golf coach Walt Lembeke takes six golfers to Red Wing for a 9 a.m. match led by Larry Chesin who earned a state golf berth last week. Austin netters coached by Bill Lewis compete at the Rochester tennis club with six players led by Danny Knutson and Dennis LeBarron. Rochester is favored to win the Big Nine tennis title again. last year’s medalist was Albert Lea’s Dick Jones.

Austin Red Wing Rochester Walt Lembeke Larry Chesin Glen Pike Rich Burroughs Larry Pratt Jon Christianson Dennis Ferch Austin Netters Bill Lewis Danny Knutson Dennis LeBarron Gudger Sorenson Bruce Miller Randy Hildreth Larry Tonding Albert Lea Dick Jones

Northwestern Net Group Schedules 24 Tourneys

Ageless Gardnar Mulloy tops a crowded 24 tournament slate by the Northwestern Lawn Tennis Association. The Minikahda Invitational runs July 25-29 in Minneapolis with other events across Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota from June through September at Nicollet Tennis Center Minneapolis Tennis Club Wahzata and more.

Minneapolis Gardnar Mulloy Twin Cities Minnesota South Dakota North Dakota Northwestern Lawn Tennis Association Wayzata Nicollet Tennis Center Minneapolis Public Parks J.C University of Minnesota Brookings N.D

Brewer Leads Memphis Open After Tight First Round

Gay Brewer Jr. set the pace in Memphis with a 32 32 64 as a select field moved into round two at the $40,000 Memphis Open. Arnold Palmer struggled with a erratic putting, carding 35 36 71 while Gary Player Billy Maxwell and Den January trailed with 32 33 65.

Memphis Brewer Gary Player Billy Maxwell den January

Fight Results From Miami Los Angeles Padova

In Miami Tim Ford 147 outpointed Willie James 159 in Jacksonville. In Los Angeles Alvaro Gutierrez 14714 KO'd Charlie Tiger Smith 148 in San Francisco. In Padova Jose Menno 176 outpointed Afillio Vit 175 in Italy.

Miami Fla Tim Ford Jacksonville Willie James Greenville Los Angeles Alvaro Gutierrez Mexico City Charlie Tiger Smith San Francisco Padova Italy Jose Menno Argentina Afillio Vit

Reds on the Move as Giants and Dodgers Lead NL race

The Cincinnati Reds beat Milwaukee 7-4 behind Bob Purkey and Frank Robinson as Purkey logges a nine-win pace and Robinson adds a three-run homer. Dodgers extended their win streak to eleven with a 6-3 victory over the Mets as Moeller Roebuck and Perranoski held New York to three hits. Phils edged the Giants 2-1, Pirates beat Cardinals 5-4 with Friend relief, and Cubs, Pirates, and others chase standings in a tight NL.

San Francisco Giants Los Angeles Dodgers Cincinnati Reds Reds Milwaukee Bob Purkey Frank Robinson Purkey Robinson Dodgers New York Mets Joe Moeller Ed Roebuck Ron Perranoski Philadelphia Art Mahaffey Giants Pittsurgh St. Louis Houston Chicago Cincinnati Hank Aaron Carl Willey Don Blasingame Marty Keough Mahaffey Orlando Cepeda Felipe Alou Phils Billy O'Dell Bob Friend Elroy Face Diomedes Olivo Pirates San Francisco O'Dell Bolin Haller Mohattey White L—O'dell Pittsburgh Simmons McDaniel Sawatski Friend Face L—Simmons Olive Leppert Bruce Stone McMahon H. Smith Ranew Ellsworth Buhi Eiston Chultz Toppe W— McMahon L—Eiston

Giants and Mets Open Feud Tonight in Polo Grounds Return

New York battle rekindles furor as Mets visit the Giants at the Polo Grounds in a high profile opener. Roger Craig faces Billy Pierce after a Candlestick Park brawl involving Orlando Cepeda and Erio Chacon. Craig insists no beef with Cepeda, just a drive to end a losing streak.

New York Giants Polo Grounds Mets San Francisco Roger Craig Candlestick Park Orlando Cepeda Craig Billy Pierce

Ward to Get Record Purse for Indy 500 Victory

Indianapolis driver Rodger Ward and owner Bob Wilke divide a record purse of 124 515 for Ward winning the 500 mile race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Wilke shares in the 324 202 payoff and Len Sutton earned 44 566 for second place. Parnelli Jones finished seventh with 33 516, including 18 000 for leading 120 laps. Ward also received prizes including a 5 000 Studebaker Avanti sports car.

Indianapolis Rodger Ward Bob Wilke Milwaukee Indianapolis Motor Speedway Wilke Len Sutton Portland Ore Parnelli Jones Torrance Calif Ward

Also Mentioned on This Page

Austin Raps Tigers Mike Burke Nelson Austin Albert Lea Abi Hueton Oelvebak lBoyer Ogood'son Ss Hartman Rf Twittk C¢ Boil of Sullivan of Poge E—Wittkamper Richardson Goodmanson S. Schmitt Burke Testeunoe Foyback By Mike Rathet Associated Press Lefty’s Augustin Helland Chicago White Sox Foytack Lary New York Yankees Jerry Walker Wood Bruton Ron Kline Don Zanni Robin Roberts Brooks Robinson Jim Grant Gary Bell Ron Hansen Orioles Walker Steve Hamilton A’s R. H. E. Cleveland Grant Bell Romano Roberts Stock Hoeft Johnson W— Grant K—Roberts Zanni Boumann Kemmerer de Busschere Lollar Kiine Brown Hamilton Retzer Mets Stadium Zaharias Lea Cardenas Redlegs Leon Johnson Iowa State College Morris Joel Warren Wollenberg Austin Junior College Ron Hagstrom Hamline University Packer Ray Rosenbaum Larry Scheid Norb Sehmitt Gary Tate Ed Wilt Dick Notermann Dave Hatten Frank Brown Dean Johnson Mike Marienau Iowa State Gretel Legion Baseball Meeting Northwestern Net Fargo Northern Minnesota Duluth Rochester Tennis Club Hibbing Fathers and Sons Sioux Falls Northwestern Wahzata Highland Park Minikahda Country Club Metropolitan Area Twin City Wightman Arrowhead Duluth Tennis Club Larry Burright Roebuck Perranoski Warwick Carl Warwick Colts Jim Pendleton Don McMahon Don Elston Ken Hubbs Ron Santo Lou Brock Cubs Brock Henry Ferris Trout Run Chatfield Ferris Cepeda Erio Chacon Willie Mays League Chacon First Avenue S.W. Sterling Shopping Center NANC Ipsa
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