Austin leads Rochester region semifinal win. Caledonia awaits
Rochester, Minn. Austin surged with a power attack as Tim Schmitt and Dave Hartman homered to back three Rocket pitchers. The Packers beat Rochester in the Region One semifinal to reach Friday's final against Caledonia for a spot in the state tournament. Caledonia defeated Faribault 6-1 in the other semifinal to earn the title game berth.
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Rochester
Minn
Austin
Mayo Park
Tim Schmitt
Dave Hartman
Mike Morris
Ron Bowman
Bill West
Packers
Caledonia
Midway Stadium
St. Paul
Faribault
Day
Morris
Steve Schmitt
Packer
House
Mike Burke
West
Terry Ball
Hartman
Burke
Twins lose 4-3 as Pascual forgets to cover home
The Minnesota Twins dropped a 4-3 decision to the Kansas City Athletics after Camilo Pascual forgot to cover home on a rundown play in the fifth inning. Siebern and Jimenez powered the A's offense with a pair of doubles and a seventh homer by Siebern, as Minnesota falls to 11-14 at home. Rich Rollins drove in a late Twins tally, but the rally fell short.
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Camilo Pascual
Earl Battey
Athletics
Martinez
Wyatt
Killebrew
Versailles
Stigmen
Kansas City
Minnesota
E—Howser
Allen
Siebern
Jimenez
Battey
del Greco
Rollins
Hr—Sieben
Cimoli
Pascual
A’s
Manny Jimenez
Twins
Orlando Martinez
Rich Rollins
Lenny Green
Vic Power
Dick Howser
Minnesota Twins
Nestor Chylak
Standings and results from Tuesday and Thursday baseball games
Tuesday results show San Francisco 11 Chicago 4 Houston 7 Milwaukee 1 St. Louis 10 Cincinnati 9 in 11 innings. Los Angeles 3 7 Pittsburgh 2 3 second game suspended. to be completed tonight. New York at Philadelphia postponed. Thursday schedule lists multiple games including San Francisco Chicago and Cincinnati St. Lewis. Baltimore Washington two games. other games postponed or rescheduled.
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San Francisco
Chicago
Houston
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
St. Lewis
Milwauke
Baltimore
Washington
Kansas City
Minnesota
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
St Louis
Tolsdey
Cubs
Dodgers
Piche
Cloninger
Curtis
Nettebort
Torre
Bruce
Ronew
L- Piche
O'Dell
Haller Buhl
Anderson & Elston
Barregon
Dell
L- Buhl
Williams
Sherry
Roseboro
Francis
Olive
Face
Burgess
Neeman
L-Francis
Drysdale
Friend
Leppert
Purkey
Wills
Sisler
Edwards Simmons
Washburn
Sadecki
Bouto
Ferrarese
McDaniel
Twins Schedule Shows Dates From June 6 to June 24
The Twins list home and away games across Kansas City Chicago and Los Angeles. Fixture details include June 6 8 pm June 7 1 30 pm June 8 8 pm June 9 1 30 pm June 10 2 pm June 22 8 pm June 23 1 30 pm and June 24 1 pm.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Los Angeles
Classic Prize List Draws Top Golf Pros to Clifton Event
The $100,000 Classic Tournament at Upper Montclair Country Club in Clifton, New Jersey opens Thursday drawing Arnold Palmer, Sam Snead, Gary Player and other leading pros. With a top prize of $25,000 and 120 players, the event serves as strong Open tune up amid big money and major club layout length and risk.
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Arnold Palmer
Sam Snead
South Africa
Gary Player
Palmer
New York Metropolitan Area
Upper
Montclair
Robert Trent Jones
Packers shine as St Louis Park clinches state track title
Hardy and Lewis sparked St Louis Park to 31 points and the team championship at Minnesota's track finals held at the University of Minnesota. Austin tied for eighth with Alexander Ramsey after a sequence of near misses for Hardy in the sprints and mile pace.
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St. Louis Park
Tom Hardy
Mike Lewis
Austin
St. Paul
Alexander Ramsey
Minnesota
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis Central
Minneapolis Roosevelt
International Falls
Northfield
Duluth East
Thief River Falls
John Saari
Mike Chadwick
Winneapolis Central
Jeff Swanson
Withers
Gale Gillingham
Little Falls
John Skamp
Roosevelt
St. Paul Mechanic Arts
Hermantown
Minneapolis Southwest
Minneton
Sadecki Fined As Cards Loss Overshadows Musial 450th
In a chaotic game, St Louis pitcher Ray Sadecki was fined 250 by manager Johnny Keane after a rough outing in which Musial hit his 450th homer to lift the Cardinals past Cincinnati 10-9 in 11 innings. Keane cited the effort as the poorest display he had seen.
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Stan
Cardinal
Sadecki
Keane
Women Sought for City Softball League
Austin Park and Recreation reports two teams registered with two more needed to form a league. Open to women who have finished high school, entry fee is 23 dollars covering all costs. Games played on city diamonds. Register by calling HE 53-1881 this week.
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Austin Park and Recreation Department
City Diamonds
Winona State Advances to NAIA Baseball Semis
Winona State of Minnesota beat California State of Pennsylvania 6 4 in 13 innings to reach the NAIA tournament semifinals in St Joseph Missouri. Mark Dilley set a tournament record with 20 strikeouts in 10 innings as Georgia Southern and Sam Houston State won to join Winona State in the next round.
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Winona State
ST. Joseph
Florida A&m
Lewis College of
Ilinois
Minot
California State
Winona
California
Mark Dilley
Georgia Southern
Pierce Blanchard
Sam Houston
Lewis
Portland State
Snead Earns Open Berth With Montclair Qualifier
Sam Snead, 49, shot 71-70-141 at Montclair New Jersey to secure his 22nd U.S. Open berth. The field filled to 150 with 81 berths decided across Pittsburgh Chicago Detroit Atlanta Washington and San Francisco alongside 19 exempt players led by Gene Littler Arnold Palmer and Gary Player.
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Chick Harbert
Bob Toski
Atlanta
Harvie Ward
Dutch Harrison
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Detroit
Washington, D.C
Montclair
Gene Littler
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Oakment
Cuban vaillant pounds Charnley in London bout
In London at Wembley indoor stadium Doug Vaillant from Miami defeated world No 2 contender Dave Charnley over 10 rounds. Vaillant, rated sixth by Ring Magazine, dominated the match with a masterly performance, leaving Charnley bloodied.
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London
Pencil Slim
Doug Vaillant
Cuba
Dave Charnley
Vaillant
Miami
Fla
Ring Magazine
Wembley Indoor Stadium
Saxons and Eagles Win Slow Pitch Softball Matches
Saxons defeated the Southern Minnesota Deaf 15 1 in Slow Pitch at Northwest Diamond as Burges led with a double and two singles. The Eagles beat junior Chamber of Commerce 7 3, with a two run double by Flanders and strong pitching from Gilbert and Wendorf. A rainout canceled Sterling Moose Lodge at Athletic Field.
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Athletic Field
Opsal
Burges
Gaines
Eagles
JCC
Flanders
Gilbert
Wendorf
The
Merchants
Mike
Lefty
Northwest Diamond
Packers Delay Practice Then Set Home Game At Hayek Field
Wet grounds canceled a scheduled practice game between the Austin Packers and Owatonna Aces at Marcusen park. Emil Scheid’s Packers plan a 8 p.m. contest against Albert Lea at Hayek Field if weather clears, with pitchers Leon Johnson Maurice Joel Ron Hagstrom and Warren Wollenberg to throw. A Sunday league opener at Mankato looms.
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Austin Packers
Owatonna Aces
Mankato
Albert Lea
Packers
Interstate Umpires Association
Marcusen Park
Pat Geraghty
Myron Hoffman
Charlie Weathers
Hoffman
Edina Doubles Team Wins State Tennis Crown
Edina pair Andy Goddard and Bill Jeyne captured the doubles title by defeating Minnetonka’s Bill Crozier and Tom Boyce 6-0 6-3 at the state tournament. Rochester’s Chuck Darley won the singles with a 6-0 6-1 victory over teammate Bob Gray as Rochester topped team standings with 18 points.
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Minneapolis
Andy Goddard
Bill Jeyne
Edina
Bill Crozier
Tom Boyce
Minnetonka
Chuck Darley
Rochester
Bob Gray
St. Paul Central
St. James
JC Boys Golf Tourney Set
The Junior Chamber of Commerce golf tournament for boys is scheduled for Tuesday June 12 at the Austin Country Club. Divisions are by age with 14 16 and 16 18 groups, entries due by June 11 noon, and prizes include first place trophies second and third place merchandise.
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Pedersen
Dugan
Paul Pedersen
Fight Results San Antonio and London Bouts
Mershoall Welle of Houston stopped Dawid Cervantes of Mesice City in ten rounds at San Antonio. In London, Doug Voillom outpointed Dave Cherniey in ten rounds.
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Tex
Mershoall Welle
Houston
Dawid Cervantes
Mesice City
London
Doug Voillom
Mioni
Dave Cherniey
Engtend
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Jerry Walker
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