Nine Packers errors fuel Albert Lea win in district semifinal
Albert Lea ousted Austin 8 7 in a district semifinal at Marcusen Park Tuesday. Nine Packer errors helped the Tigers surge from a 6 4 deficit to force extra innings, where Albert Lea plated two more runs after a late Austin rally. Austin finishes 13 4. Albert Lea advances to face Hughel in the district final.
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Austin Albert Lea
Hume
Tigers
Albert Lea
Austin
Butie Packers
Aush
Packers
Bobs Wetterberg
Keith Keller
Wetterberg
Keller
Ame
Dan Hartman
Brian Ojanpa
Hartman
Wisconsin Prep Star Bob Koch Picks Dakota for College
Wisconsin prep star Bob Koch backs South Dakota State over Wisconsin as the standout senior halfback and veteran runner eyes college play. He praised Pacelli Invitational standout performance as inspiration and plans to attend a major program, with USC among his targets.
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Wisconsin
Bob Koch
S. Dakota
Hobby Kueh
Columbus
Marshfield
Wig
Dakota Nest
Hull
Doll Sax Twin
Roc
Hayfield Reaches Finals With Win Over Alden
Hayfield High defeats Alden 4 to 1 in the District Two semifinal at Marcus Park. Three unearned Hayfield runs in the third inning fueled the victory as Arends, Edlund, and McCamy scored on walks and errors. Edlund allowed one earned run in a strong pitching effort for Hayfield, while Alden ends their season 3 8.
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Doug Johnson
Tigers
Rick Swanson
Arlo Sanvick
Dick Wayne
Mike
Larry Wwitder
Swanson
Chuck Sletie
Hick Neard
Sed
Gary Morgan
Morgan
Albert Lea
Louie Cuellzow
Austin
Bob Larson
Ojanpa
Sway
Larson
Sanvick
Chuck Siotte
Keith Keller
John Morley
Crancy
Wayne
Doug Matti
Hayfield High
Lam
Alden
Marcusen Park
Vikings
Steve Arendis
Larry Fedlund
Leon Grant
Bryan McCamy
Arends
Edlund
McCamy
Secs Ead
Nogther
Hayfield
Matt Mark Vuigt
Mike Nelson
Arendts
Linde Tyann
Woodesbieck
Rod Tolan
Low Bray
Curl Floail
Legion Baseball Practice Set to Start Saturday
First practice for the 1966 Austin Legion team is set for Saturday June 4 at 10 am Any boy born on or before Sept 1 1948 and whose high school class is not greater than this year is eligible to compete Austin will play in the Southern Minnesota Legion Baseball League Teams in the circuit include Mason City Bancroft Town Albert Lea Owatonna Mankato Rochester and Fairmont Ma son City is the defending champion Ray Mangue will coach the Austin team Schedule lists games from June 6 to July 28 with locations at Fairmont Owatonna Mason City Rochester Albert Lea and Winona etc
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Austin American “Legion
Austin
Southern Minnesota Legion Baseball League
Mason City
Bancroft
Town and Albert Lea
Owstonna
Mankato
Rochester
Fairmont
Minnesota
Chainip
Sany Mnnge
Austin Legion
Faumont
Monkaty
Albert Ben
Boneroft
Owatonna
Owatonne
Marketa
Maen
Clay
Benneest
Winona
Albert Leo
Dinet Ot Winend
Austin High golfers edge Mason City and Highland Park
Austin High golfers posted a 42 win loss record in regular play. They lost to Mason City and Highland Park in non conference action. The caption lists team members Greg Snater Jim Perihianme Gary Felland Sem i Gillam Randy Nelson and Coach Walt Lembeke with other players named.
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Mason City
Pan Highland Park
Acton
Greg Snater
Jim Perihianme
Gary Fel
Orioles Hammer Twins In High Scoring Win At St. Paul
Baltimore collected 19 hits and eight extra bases to rout Minnesota 14 to 5 in the rubber game of a three game series. Dave Johnson sparked the attack with a bases loaded triple, Brooks Robinson drove in two, and Louis Aparicio added a two run homer as the Orioles bolstered their power display.
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Paul
Minneapolis
Baltimore Oirotes
Minnesota Twins
Baltimore
Orioles
Milt Pappas
Cincinnatii
Frank Robinson
Minnesota
Hank Frauer
Hallimore
Dave Johnson
Johnson
Camilo Pascual
Andy Eteh
Oriole
Dave McNally
Zoilo
Versalles
Cesar Tovar
Tony Oliva
Rich Rollins
Eddie Wall
Twins
Oliva
Jim Perry
Path Cimino
Garry Roggenburk
Sam Bowens
Etchebarren
Brooks Robinsony
Nune
Louis Aparicio
Pascual
Sam Mele
Detroit
Hal Naragan
Mele
Dave Boswell
Dave “Wickersham
Detrait
Waltimore Minnesota
Snyder
Tadochor
Bosien Tbs
Bowens
Jon
Burg
Aporizia Wolf Rollins
McHally
Parcel L
Timing Petty
Ropsenburk
Paprual
Fir Cimmp
Wempe Leads Cedar Valley Trap Shooting Season
The Cedar Valley Trap Shooting League opens the 1966 season with A Wempe atop the standings on a perfect score after early rounds. The list of leaders includes Ruechner Lorenzen Olson and several others. team standings show multiple sponsors with two points.
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Cedar Valley Trap Shooting League
A. Wempe
B. Ruechner
F. Lorenzen
E. Olson
G. Dey Mois
J. Lidke
D. Olstad
G. Tarney
D. Thorson
D Lorenzen
J. Becker
D. Johnson
Hill wins Indianapolis 50 mile race first try big payoff
Graham Hill of Lohdan won the Indianapolis 50 mile race on his first attempt, receiving a $136,297 payoff at a victory dinner in Indianapolis. The Englishman, 37, thanked the audience as rookie of the year Jackie Stewart and retiree Rodger Ward joined him onstage. Ward announced his retirement after a long career, saying racing no longer felt fun.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Graham Hill
Lohdan
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
George Souders
Bil
Jackie Stewart
Dunbarton
Scotland
Rodger Ward
Ward
Five Names Added to Hall of Fame by NAIA
The NAIA elected two baseball inductees C C Johnson Spink and Donn Clendenon and three to track and field Eldon Fix Robert Denson and Bert Nelson. Spink and Clendenon will be honored at a June banquet in St Joseph Missouri. Fix Denson and Nelson will be inducted Thursday in Sioux Falls.
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Kansas City
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
C.C. Johnson Spink
Sporting News
St. Louis
Donn Clendenon
Pittsburgh Pirates
Eldon Fix
Lewis and Clark College
Portland
Ore
Robert Denson
Washburn University
Topeka
Kan
Bert Nelson
Track and Field News
Los Altos
Calif
Spink
Clendenin
Naia Baseball Hall of Fame
St. Joseph
Clendenon
Morehouse College
Atlanta
Ball
Fix
Denson
Nelson
Sioux Falls
Duer
NAIA
Bowling Top Five From Austin Lanes Tuesday Leagues
Reported scores from Austin Bowl Tuesday night include top totals in the Men’s and Women’s divisions. Standouts include Bordan 588 Rendall 584 Brown 582 Ashley 663. Mare totals reach 447 with Wilsod and Dawley around 473. Echo Lanes Star Lite Seagle lists Klingtus 612 Rinehart 547 Carlson 518, Stevens 499 and Mattick 456. Tuesday Mixed League features Jochymson 544 Karsten 544 Callahan 32 Mattick 513 and Mattick 456 for the women.
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Austin Bowl
W. Bordan
D. Rendall
A. Brown
L. Ashley
Mare
White
F Wilsod
R Dawley
Klutgtyods
Echo Lanes Star Lite Seagle
G. Klingtus
H. Rinehart
T. Carlson
Williams
Wo Stevens
B. Matt
Ki Klingfus
B. Muber
R Mayz~ Fie
Delinek
K Jochymson
HH Karsten
E .Andersen
J. Callahan
Mattick
N. Mattick
B. Callihan
B. Berameier
MM King
E Karsten
Marichal Dominates Yet Giants Win Dramatic Showdown
Juan Marichal battled control and a battered elbow but pitched a complete game as the Giants beat Cincinnati. He allowed two homers to Leo Cardenas and Tommy Smith, yet tallied his 10th win, aided by a two‑run double by Jose Sammy Ellis and Tito Fuentes' RBI single. The win kept San Francisco atop the pennant race as St. Louis and Philadelphia won elsewhere.
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Marichal
Giants
Res
Iiva
Leo Cardenas
Wye
Dad Edwards
Josef Sammy Ellis
Tito Fuentes
Min Hart
Maricha
Cardenas
Blue Earth Tennis Team Rips Austin B
BLUE EARTH Minnesota coach Dear Bishops Austin team finished season with a 0 to loss to Blue Earth. Singles featured Mark Noesse Craig Anderson Slave Rontsch Jay Watkins Mark Marlin and Deny Regenscheit. Doubles pairs Neste and Anderson Marlin and Watkins Rune tach and Regenscheit.
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Blue Earth
Rips Austin B
Minn
Dear Bishop
Austin 1Eems
Mark Noesse
Craig Anderson
Slave Rontsch
Jay Watkins
Mark Marlin
Deny Regenscheit
Neste
Anderson Marlin
Watkins
Runetach
Regenscheiyt
All of a Sudden Yankees Return To Punchless Form
The Senators, led by Casanova who doubled in a three run frame, defeated the Yankees 5-1 as Richert pitched four hitter. Houk’s managerial run continues amid Yankees slump with a third loss in four games. Other AL results include Baltimore routing Minnesota 14-5 and Cleveland beating California in 17 innings.
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Dick Couch
Associated Press
Casanova
Washington Senators
Malph Houk
New York Yankees
Paul Casanova
Houk
Yankees
Senators
New York
Pete Hichert
Johnny Keane
Pensara
Fiz
John Orsino
Doug Camilli
Yankee
Jim King
Mel Stottletyre
Dick Nen
Don Lock
Richert
Baltimore
Minnesota
Kansas City
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
California
Fred Talbot
Re Hever Lew Krausse
Tigers
Danny Cater
Mike Hershberger
Pacer
Athlenes
Cater
Hershberger
Legion Softball Teams Pace Major League Action
The American Legion softball team won their fourth straight, defeating Idle Hour 11-6 as The Moose edged Golden Dairy 11-10. American Can Ca defeated B & J Bar 22-20 in slow pitch, Cavern Lounge routed Authorized FV 31-1, and Tommy's Supper Club beat The New Hub 12-1 in women’s slow pitch. Four games were scheduled for Major League and American slow pitch that night.
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American Legion
Austin Park and Recreation Board
Moose
Golden Dairy
American Can Ca
B & J Bar
Northwest
Cavern Lounge
Tommy’s Supper Club
How They Stand Todays Games
Berit at Minnesota, New York at Chicago, Washington at Boston, Baltimore at California, Cleveland at Kansas City. Baltimore at California, Cleveland at Kansas City, Detroit at Minnesota, New York at Chicago, twilight Washington at Easton.
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sAumesota
New York
Chicago
Washington
Boston
Baltimore
California
Cleveland
Kansas City
Thunsday
Detroit
Weslington
Easton
San
Minnesota
Kansas
Caliornio
Tae Mans
Kriehn Handke Contest Leaders at Austin Bowl
The weekly Austin Bowl Blind Man's Jackpot Bowling Contest saw Harlan Allehn atop with a 251 high game. Pal mer Erickson, Don White comb, and Terry Bus followed. women lead Norraine Handke posted 4900 series in the 351 average class, with Florence Sommer, Mickey Parl, and Ger vie Evenson among top followers. Mario Faleh added a 174 in single game.
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Harlan Allehn
Palmer Erickson
Don Whitecomb
Terry Bus
Steve Britt
Mowie Majerus
Bob Rayman
John Cummings
Cal Weis
Bob Dahlback
Norraine Handke
Florence Sommer
Mickey Parl
Gervie Evenson
Betty Rayright
Rosemarn Danley
Mario Faleh
Jaycees to Hold Annual Tennis Meet
The Austin Jaycees announce their annual junior tennis meet for boys 18 and under. Competition runs June 11 morning and June 12 afternoon at the Athletic Field Courts with divisions 17 and 16 and 16 and under. One winner from each division advances to the state meet in Minneapolis June 18. Participants are checked in at Dagins Sport Shop in Austin with Keith Pawlson.
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Austin Jaycees
Minneapolis
Keith Pawlson
Dagins Sport Shop
Austin
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Dick Selte
Austin High Packers
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Wilebeck
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Sealy
Gheydt
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GOD
Alder
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Ito
Folhued
Jonlalden
Wein
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Nelpon
TG Austin
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Austin County Club
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Austin High Golfers
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Wempe
Cedar Valley
Hall of Fame
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Jr Wacklema
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Hel Woodvshiek
Bill White
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Los Angeles
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Shea Stadium
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