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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1967
Page
12
Faribault upset Winona 3-1 to reach the Region One final as Rand Brugger faltered in the 7th before Mike Jo and closer Steve Holuber preserved the win. Darrell Swee and Loren Benz each had three hits for their teams in a tight semifinal.
Hibbing d Tops Forest Lake 3 1 to win Region Seven title and advance to the state meet. Moorhead captured Region Six with 13–0 record and is unbeaten entering the tourney. State meet set for June 14–16 in St Paul.
The Cavern rolled to a 19-2 win over Hiwawatha Bar to extend its unbeaten streak to nine in the Major League. Lynn Renville hit two homers, while Wayne Brandtone and Jim Hulet contributed four hits combined. Lefty’s Bar shut out Weyerhauser 7-0 in the same league as Part of Major League action.
A party led by Captain Davy Jones drafts into a cold Illinois morning to hunt mallards at a Wing n Fin preserve. Bill Wallace Roger Barlow and Jim Dee join the long line of shooters and enjoy a brisk, challenging hunt with precise counts and rival bravado.
In the Region One baseball semifinal at Marcusen Park Austin on Thursday the finals set at 8 p.m. saw pitchers from Faribault Winona Austin and Preston struggle as weather and pressure weighed in. Rick Heard and Mike Johnson were among the relievers handling the late innings with heavy pitch counts in a taut semifinal.
Austin High defeats Preston 2-1 in the Region One baseball semifinal at Marcusen Park to advance on to face Faribault in the final. Tom Keller and Brad Sanvick delivered the decisive late-inning hits lifting the Packers past the Blue Jays as the crowd watched a one-run classic.
Women leaders include D White 538 Evenson 503 Berdan 492 Paulson 467 Hildreth 467 Jones 456. Men lead with Pugh 566 Loing 556 Helfritz 549 King 538 Jockumsen 538 White 537. StarLite mixed doubles high scores Olsen 600 Nelson 590 Roemmich 532 Price 531. Tuesday mixed league Brandt 560 Callahan 541 Carroll 510 Wolfe 503 Nord 501 Dodds 534 Baldus 476 MacLachlin 470 Callahan 450 Schleicher 445. Summer Lols results Eleanor Hoff 557 Hanson 523 Houton 511 Lund 471 Nielson 457.
Rich Decker, formerly with Austin Pacelli and Austin State Junior College, is named to the Northern Intercollegiate Conference All-Conference team as an outfielder for Winona State College. The junior posted a 318 batting average in 85 at bats with 27 hits and led NIC in stolen bases with 10. He added four doubles one triple one home run and 12 RBIs while ranking second in league batting at .364.
Frank Beard offers iron play guidance emphasizing control over power. Focus on rhythm across short to long irons, swing within yourself, and let the club do the work. Maintain a controlled fade to stay on greens and avoid bunker trouble, using wind to your advantage.
The Minnesota Twins chose 31 prospects in the free agent draft in New York, aiming to stock rookie squads at St. Cloud Minnesota and Auburn New York. They drafted 10 pitchers and added infielders outfielders and catchers including Stephen Brye from Oakland and Robert Paul Storm from South Bend.
The Minnesota Vikings added Pete Elliott to their TV broadcast team as color commentator for this fall. Former Illinois coach Elliott resigned amid the slush fund scandal. Hal Scott remains the play-by-play announcer.
Kansas City AP report says Rick Monday, rookie centerfielder, should return for the Athletics in the Detroit rematch on Wednesday after being hit in the face by a pitch Friday in Chicago. He took batting practice and is recovering satisfactorily.
Minnesota Twins pitching coach Early Gus Wynn says he did not use a spitball, insisting his knuckleball was the key pitch during his career. He defends his technique amid allegations and notes his belief in the knuckleball’s effectiveness.
Albert Lea Legion defeated Fordtown 5 to 1 in the season opener. Austin outhit Albert Lea 6 to 4 but committed eight errors and left 10 runners on base. Nick Lindgren took the loss with five strikeouts as Craig Dombrock Kevin McDonald Ed Sack and Don Leathers had Austin hits.
Major league standings show Philadelphia 8-9 Chicago 6-8 New York 1-3 Pittsburgh 0-2 with both teams playing 10 innings. Cincinnati 3 San Francisco 2 Atlanta 3 Los Angeles 2 Houston 3 St. Louis 2. Tuesday results include Cleveland 6 Minnesota 4 10 innings Detroit 11 Kansas City 1 New York 7 Washington 1 Chicago 5 Boston 3. Baltimore 16 California 41. Evening schedule lists six Tuesday night matchups.
Harmon Killebrew slugged two homers to lift Minnesota in the nightcap 7 5 while his first game homer helped tie 4 4 late. Jim Kaat struck out 10 in the opener as Cleveland edged Minnesota 6 4 and Fred Whitfield delivered a decisive two run shot in the 10th.
The U S team won 59-58 on a last minute basket by Mike Barrett of West Virginia Wesleyan in Montevideo Uruguay securing their sixth straight win in qualifying play. They move to a round robin final stretch facing Yugoslavia Poland and Brazil with hopes for the title.
St Edwards and Our Saviors share the lead at 3-0 in the YMCA Church Softball League after St Edwards routed Church of Christ 12-0. Ron Berstrom and Paul Leif homered for St Edwards, Roy Edstrom earned the win while Bob Houston took the loss.
Detroit exploded for 11-1 and 7-1 victories over Kansas City as an eight minute brawl erupted in the seventh inning of game two. Dick Auliffe and Blue Moon Odom were involved in the flare up while two umpires attempted to separate heated groups.
Modena Italy AP reports Ferrari announced entry of three prototype cars for the Le Mans 24 hour endurance race in France with the event set to begin Saturday. The announcement underscores Ferrari's preparation for the classic test of endurance and speed.
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