Austin Eyes Strong Seven At State Track Meet
Austin will send seven top athletes to St. Cloud for the Minnesota State Meet at Apollo High School. Coachs Larry Gilbertson Hal Cuff and Marv Kallenberger accompany the Packers with hopes in the AA events and relays led by Dunfee Neve Thomas Enright and Gilbertson in the 880 and mile relays.
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Ron Gilbertson
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Rosemount
Simunds
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St. Paul Central
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Mounds View
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Local track stars set for Class A and B meet action
Blooming Prairie sends Pat Sheedy to the 100 yard dash and Southland fields Arnie Fauske in the 220 with Fauske having won the regional 220 and Sheedy placing second in the 100. Lyle’s Virgil Slinde runs the 100, Grand Meadow’s Don Swanson pole vaults, and Spring Valley’s Mark Lentz long jumps with regional wins. The fourth annual girls State track meet comes to Richfield with Pacelli entries Julie Schaefer shot put and Linda Sunderman 110 hurdles. Blooming Prairie’s Walsh competes in the 60 yard hurdles. Schaefer was runner-up in the regional shootout with 36 feet 10 inches and Sunderman tied in the 110 hurdles at 15.4, while Walsh won the 60 hurdles in 8.3.
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Lyle
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Slinde
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Lentz
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Baseball Standings and Upcoming Schedules Summary
Baseball standings show San Francisco 10 at Chicago 8 and Philadelphia 7 over San Diego 2. Pittsburgh 2 at Cincinnati 1. Los Angeles 3 at Montreal 0. New York 1 at Houston 0. St Louis 5 at Atlanta 2. Upcoming games include New York at Minnesota and Kansas City at Cleveland.
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MSCs Quarterback to Play in World Football League
The Jacksonville Express of the World Football League signed Doug Thompson of Mankato Minnesota as quarterback. Thompson is 5 foot 11 and 185 pounds and averaged 241 yards per game while throwing 12 touchdowns last season. He ranked second in total offense among NCAA Division II colleges in 1974.
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City Softball Results and Upcoming Meet Details
The ledger lists multiple winners in MEN S SLOWPITCH with Greg Larson Helm Tire North Main Skelly and Eagles all posting wins and several players noted for home runs. In WOMENS SLOW PITCH Nickerson Farms Rusco tops Dairy Queen as Ginny Hodkinson earns the win. The girls track meet schedule follows with prelims Friday and finals Saturday culminating in an awards ceremony and Moorhead as defending champions.
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NBA May Drop Center Jumps and Add Third Official
The NBA considers removing center jumps to start periods and instead having teams alternate inbounding the ball. Jump balls would remain for tie ups, and a third official could be added for next season, trialed in exhibitions with possible adoption in 1975-76.
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National Basketball Association
NBAA
Board of Governors
DNR reports rising ruffed grouse and deer populations in Minnesota
The Minnesota DNR finds ruffed grouse and white tailed deer up from the previous year. Grouse counts rise 70 percent in the northwest with 25 percent in the north and 14 percent in central Minnesota while southeastern Minnesota drops 13 percent. Deer increases noted in east central 10 to 13 per square mile. north central declines from 15 to 13 per square mile. southwest and west central rise. southeastern steady. northwest shows a slight drop. Weather in late March to early April harmed deer through malnutrition.
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Minnesota
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Twins On All Star Ballot Amid Carew Withdrawal
Four Minnesota Twins appear on the American League All Star ballot with Rod Carew declining to play in Milwaukee on July 15. The list includes Bobby Darwin Tony Oliva and Danny Thompson with ballot through July 6 and a write in option for players like Hisle Soderholm Brye Borgmann.
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Met Stadium
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Alvin Dark
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Walter Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Walleyes Bring Bountiful Catches Across Minnesota Lakes
The Associated Press notes walleye fishing dominates as bass fishing slows. Anglers report good sizes and many limit catches on lakes near Bemidji Brainderd Baudette Kabetogama and Grand Marais, with Brainerd offering the only notable bass action.
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Rangers Trade Willie Davis for Brinkman and Moore
The Texas Rangers sent outfielder Willie Davis to the St. Louis Cardinals for shortstop Edl Brinkman and pitcher Tommy Moore. Davis was not with the club on Tuesday during a road trip opener in Baltimore as officials indicated he would be traded rather than suspended.
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Rangers
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Terrell Recalled by Twins as Ferrer Sent to Tacoma
The Minnesota Twins recalled utility infielder Jerry Terrell from the Tacoma farm club of the Pacific Coast League and sent shortstop Sergio Ferrer to Tacoma. Terrell from Elysian, Minnesota batted .320 with 20 steals in 25 attempts and will join the Twins Friday for a three game series at Boston. Ferrer hit .244 in 32 games with the Twins this season.
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Jerry Terrell
Tacoma
Sergio Ferrer
Terrell
Elysian, Minn
Twins
Boston
Johnsons win third Mitchell golf meet at Holiday Park
Mr and Mrs Snooke Johnson of Austin took first place in the third annual Mitchells Golf Classic at Holiday Park Par 3 Golf Course. Runners up were Mr and Mrs Bob Dahlback. Dick Corkill won low net in the mens division, Mrs Ruth Mitchell in the womens division.
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Austin
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Dick Corkill
Meng
Ruth Mitchell
Austin trio aims for honors in Minnesota State golf
Three Austin High School golfers Joe Kroc Larry Wagner and Dave Lage seek individual honors at the 36 hole State meet at the University of Minnesota Golf Course in Minneapolis. Bemidji Bill Israelson heads the field as a top contender with four prior state appearances.
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Carew unstoppable but Twins drop fourth in a row
New York pitcher George Medich defeated the Twins 6-3 as Rod Carew extended his hitting streak and league lead to .413. Medich improved to 1-0 in 43 days, while Bert Blyleven took the loss, dropping Minnesota to a 5-2 record. Sparky Lyle and Dick Tidrow finished the game for the Yankees.
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Virdon
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Twins
Belmont Stakes Set for 107th Run at Belmont Park
Kentucky Derby winner Foolish Pleasure is a top contender for the Belmont Stakes along with Preakness winner Master Derby and seven other 3 year olds. The 1 1 2 mile race carries 125000 added and is scheduled for Belmont Park.
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LeRoy Jolley
Foolish Pleasure
Belmont Park
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