Chateau Races Should Be Tops At Chateau Speedway
Don McAlister of Mapleview and Vale Baker of Rochester share the late model points lead at 230 each as they start back in the feature. Oronoco’s Bobby Saterdalen trails by 10, Wayne Strain holds a slim street stock edge at 239 to Jim Davis’s 229, with races at 8:30 p.m. on the three eighths mile dirt oval shaping a thrilling night.
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Wayne Strain
Jim Davis
Austin
Chateau
Americans Face Britons in British Amateur Final
In Sandwich England American golf hopes lie buried in the sand at Royal St George's as Alan Thirlwell and Trevor Homer reach the final. Kemp Richardson of Huntington Beach California fell in the quarter finals, ending the American run in the event.
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England
Royal St. George's Links
Pegwell Bay
Alan Thirlwell
Trevor Homer
Britain
Kemp Richardson
Huntingdon Beach
Calif
Major League Leaders AP American League Batting Leaders
The Associated Press lists top AL performers across batting, runs batted in, hits, doubles, triples, home runs and steals. Notable names include P Kelly Chi and Piniella KC leading batting averages, Duncan Oak and R.Jackson Oak tied for homers, and D Nelson Tex with most stolen bases. Pitching leaders include Kaat Min and Lee Ben among top decisions and ERA leaders.
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Gilbert's putt tip lifts Gilbert to Kemper Open lead
Lee Trevino jokes about loaned putter while Gibby Gilbert climbs to first after two rounds of the $175,000 Kemper Open. Gilbert credits a tip from Gary Player given a week earlier for turning around his game as he emphasizes putting as his strength.
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Lee Trevino
Cesar Sanudo
Trevino
Gary Player
Gibby Gilbert
Gilbert
Goolagong and King Set for French Open Final
Evonne Goolagong and Billie Jean King, who played Wimbledon last year, are slated to meet again in the women's singles final of the French Open Tennis Championships.
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Evonne Goolagong
Billie Jean King
Brewers Finish Rain-Delayed 7-5 Win Over Rangers
Brewers hold off Rangers 7-5 after a 2 hour 16 minute game and 47 minute rain delay. Ted Williams and Nestor Chylak argued before the decision to resume, while Paul Ratliff provided early power. Orioles win 5-1. White Sox pound Yankees 6-1. Detroit tops Minnesota in 11 innings.
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Nestor Chylak
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Boston
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Paul Ratliff
Jim Lonborg
Brewer
Frank Linzy
Williams
Chulak
Vida Blue
Orioles
Paul Blair
Bobby Grich
Brooks Robinson
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Tigers Rally Past Twins in 11 to Stop Skid
Detroit beat Minnesota 5-4 in 11 innings, erasing a four-run deficit as Gates Brown drove in the winning run after a late Twins rally. Mired in a tight AL East race, Detroit stayed a half game ahead of Baltimore while Minnesota remained one game behind the Athletics.
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Detroit Tigers
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Baltimore Orioles
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Jim Kat
Paul Jata
Ike Brown
Ed Brinkman
Tony Taylor
Aurelio Rodriguez
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Danny Thompson
Caesar Tovar
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Billy Martin
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Chuck Seelbach
Martin
Rigney
Rich Reese
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Fred Sherman
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Mickey Stanley
Gates Brown
Bobby Darwin
Steve Brye
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Blues Open Season Sunday Opens Blues Season at Stewartville
The Austin Blues open defense of their South Border League title Sunday at Stewartville at 2 p.m. They finished 10-2 in league play and 26-9 overall last season. Home opener is next Tuesday at Marcusen Park at 7 30 p.m. versus St Ansgar. Doug Scholten manages the team.
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South Border
Kasson
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Hayward
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St. Ansgar
Austin State Junior College
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Booming bats for 2 Church softball teams
A pair of mens slow pitch Church League softball teams Grace Baptist and Church of Christ won big. Grace routed Sterling Christian 32-5 and Church of Christ beat Grace 30-18 with D Hall, M Howells homering for Church of Christ and Steve Howells two homers for Grace. In Class AAA Sterling Liquor beat Waynes Liquor 21-7 and Smittys Glass & Lock edged Townhouse 7-3. Roy Weber and Scott Clennon had four hits for Sterling Liquor. Duane Delaney homered and went 3-for-3 for Smittys.
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Gary Johnson
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Dave Hall
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Dodgers Extend NL West Lead With 8-3 Win Over Cardinals
Los Angeles hitters Manny Mota Willie Crawford and Duke Sims each drove in two runs to back starter Tommy John as the Dodgers beat St Louis 8-3 Friday night. The win kept LA half a game ahead of Cincinnati and Houston in the National League West, their sixth win in seven.
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Willie Crawford
Duke Sims
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Dodgers
Tommy John
Cincinnati
Houston
Gophers Turner Named to Big Ten Australia Tour Team
The Big Ten announces an 11 man conference squad to tour Australia for six weeks starting June 10. Players include Clyde Turner Minnesota and Ken Brady Michigan with coaches Dick Kuchen Iowa and Dave Vahdes Muelen Wisconsin, plus official Charles F. Allen.
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Cager Turner
Chicago
Australia
Wayne Duke
Wisconsin
Dick Kuchen
Iowa
Dave Vahdes Muelen
Nick Weatherspoon
Illinois
Jerry Memering
Indiana
Jim Collins
Ken Brady
Michigan
Gary Ganakas
Michigan State
Clyde Turner
Minnesota
Joe Otis
Northwestern
Dan Gerhard
Ohio State
Ken Otto
Purdue
Lee Oler
Leon Howard
Charles F. Allen
Big Ten
Clinxa
Big Nine All Sports Standings 1971-72 reveal JM lead
Rochester John Marshall claimed the 1971-72 Big Nine All Sports title with 78 points, Austin narrowly edged to second at 77. Final standings show JM top, followed by Austin, Mayo, Albert Lea, Mankato, Owatonna, Red Wing, Faribault, and Winona, with detailed sport-by-sport tallies across football, cross country, basketball, wrestling, swimming, gymnastics, hockey, baseball, track, tennis, and golf. Austin won several titles but JM set a new points record.
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Albert Lea
Mankato
Owatonna
Red Wing
Faribault
Winona
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Faribulat
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Big Nine
Bench Caps Reds Rally With 17th Inning Blast
Johnny Bench homered twice including a three run shot in the 17th inning to cap a four run rally and lift the Cincinnati Reds to a 6 3 win over the Philadelphia Phillies Friday night.
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Philadelphia
Johnny Bench
Cincinnati Reds
Rochester and Austin Team Point Totals 1965-1973
The fragment lists team point figures for Rochester and Austin across seasons 1965-66 to 1970-71 and 1971-72. Notable entries include Rochester JM points 0.61 then 0.612 in 1965-66 and 1968-69, with Austin totals like 0.65 in 1970-71 and 0.55 in 1968-69. Some entries are garbled or incomplete.
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