Austin AHS faces Lake City in Region One final showdown
Austin High, carrying a 17-2 record and a 10 game win streak, meets Lake City in a high-stakes Region One championship at Red Wing Athletic Field after both teams posted solid playoff wins. Lake City boasts a 14-2 mark and potent lineups led by pitcher Mike Huettl and hitter Merlin Ehmke, while Austin counters with Bill Deblon and a balanced attack as the title game looms.
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Faribault
Austin
Red Wing
Albert Lea
Winona
Yee
Kasson-Montorville
Lake City
Caledonia
Rochester
John Marshall
Spring Grove
Morristown
Chatfield
Owatonna
Oeera Pamn
Austin Herald Briefs June 7 1972
Local notes from Austin Minnesota include brief items dated June 7. Topics cover community updates, upcoming events, and city notices affecting residents of the Austin area.
Busy June for Austin golf courses and tournaments
June brings record golf play at Ramsey and the Country Club in Austin with major events planned. The Country Club hosts the 2 man handicap best-ball, Women’s State Amateur prep continues, and men’s State Amateur qualifying. Ramsey schedules July events including the Ramsey Invitational on June 26 and two more July tournaments, the State Eagles on July 8 and 9 and the Heart Fund on July 23. Local results highlight Buck Heegard and Duane Sucha’s Best Shot win, with Ciola and Strifert posting strong rounds at the Country Club. Jon Chaffee, a sophomore, qualifies for the State Meet, signaling a bright future for Austin golf.
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Austin
Ramsey
Country Club
Minnesota
Emryis
State Eagles
Tom Smith
Area Heart Fund
Heart Fund
Owatonna
Buck Heegard
Duane Sucha
Heegard
Sucha
Ted Hall
Albert Lea
Duane
Terry Nelson
Jerry Wolesky
Chuck Brandt
Charlie Gilbertson
Gilbertson
Strifert
Ciiola
Bill Strifert
Lou Ciola
Ciola
Austin Country Club
Randy Nelson
Randy
Jon Stephenson
Jon
Giles Healy
Jim Vacura
Chaffee
Jon Chaffee
Sophmore
Packers
Klein Haugen
Standings update Major Leagues AP baseball rankings
American League East leads Detroit and Baltimore with Cleveland Boston New York in pursuit. West division shows Oakland Minnesota Chicago California Texas Kansas City. results and upcoming games listed. National League table features New York Pittsburgh Chicago Montreal St Louis Philadelphia Los Angeles Cincinnati Houston Atlanta San Diego San Francisco with recent scores and upcoming matchups.
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Associated Press
W.L. Pet
Detroit
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Cleveland
Boston
New York
Milwaukee
Oakland
Minnesota
Chicago
California
Texas
Kansas City
Perry
Altimore
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Shellenback
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Tidrow
Ryan
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Niekro
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Chiago
Bahnse
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Montreal
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Houston
le Atlanta
San Diego
San Francisco
Atlanta
Reuss
Carlton
Torrez
McGlothlin
Gentry
Hooton
Sirger
Marichal
Moose
Ellis
Kirby
Arlin
Houson
Red Sox
New York Yankees
Angels
New York Mets
Cincinnati Reds
Atlanta Braves
Montreal Expos
St. Louis Cardinals
San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
AHL baseball fans urged to travel for regional title
Austin fans are urged to go to Red Wing Thursday for the Region One title game against Lake City at 6 p.m. at Red Wing Athletic Field. The AHL pep band will be present and organizers hope strong Packers backing follows to Red Wing. Two travel routes described via I 90 and U S Highways 63 52 or via Rochester Zumbro Falls Zumbrota Wabasha and Red Wing.
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John Kolb
Herald
Austin High
St. Paul
Packers
Freeborn
New Richland
AHL
John Sebastian
Austin
Red Wing
Lake City
Rochester
U.S. 63
Zumbro Falls
Zumbrota
Wabasha
Roy Sparks Village Pump Roars to 18-0 Slow Pitch Shutout
In Northwest Park Tuesday night the Village Pump dominated Raymond Lumber 18-0 in a Rebel League womens slow pitch contest. Judy Roy earned the mound win, hit a home run, had six putouts and fanned two.
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Northwest Park
Pump
Raymond Lumber
Judy Roy
Rebels
Servicesoft
House of Pizza
Cavern
Clinic Pharmacy
Dairy Queen
Cindy Martin
Sue Brown
Jori Nash
Karen Judd
Jane Simonson
the Rebels
Donna Symes
Twins edge Orioles in 15 innings for one run win
In a twilight doubleheader opening, Minnesota edged Baltimore 5-4 in 15 innings as Eric Soderholm drove in two runs with a homer and Rick Dempsey Steve Braun and Danny Thompson added run contributions before Rod Carew and Steve Brye delivered the deciding hits in the 15th.
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Siebert
Sonny
Baltimore
Orioles
Jim Palmer
Twins
Eric Soderholm
Rick Dempsey
Steve Braun
Danny Thompson
Rod Carew
Steve Brye
Don Mincher
Dick Bosman
Texas
Yankees
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Rangers
Ted Williams
Ted
A’s
Indians
Vida Blue
Minnesota
Abrh Bi Oeraun
Renick If
Carew
Sepereterrene
Killebrew
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Manuel Ph
Earl
Monvon
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Nettles Ph
Dempsey
Snee
Mitterwid
Norton
Tae
Seeene Reese
Settee
Beens
Djohnson
Blair
Grich
Baylor
Robinsn
Etchebrac
Wenee Oates
Belanger
Blair Manuel Baylor
Soderholm
Sb—Belanger
Iph Verbbse Kaat Enone
Norton Teeeeeneedly
Granger Teteee
Corbin W
Palmer
Ll Watt
G Jackson
Harrison
Eae Wee
Scott L
Stevens Returns to Mound as Blues Edge St Ansgar 5-3
Stevens, returning from a two year layoff, pitched six sharp innings with nine strikeouts as the Austin Blues defeated St Ansgar 5-3 at Marcusen Park to move to 2-0. He allowed only five walks and contributed a run scoring single and a steal home, with strong defense backing him. The Blues play Hayward, Columbia Heights, and Waterville in upcoming games.
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Joe Rudi
Sal Bando
Reggie Jackson
Oakland
Kansas City
Paul Schaai
Ken Brett
Lou Piniella
Fred Patek
Amos Otis
Detroit
Mickey Lolich
Tigers
Chuck Seelback
Angels
Clyde Wright
California
Leo Cardenas
Herald
Austin Blues
Bob Stevens
Chicago
St. Ansgar
Iowa
Stevens
Pacelli
Blues
Marcusen Park
Merchants
Joe Wolf
Tom Mayer
Ron Junger
Junger
Kip Sanders
Austin
Steve Bergeson
Barry Waller
Tom Slupe
Hayward
Columbia Heights
Waterville
Gregg Sween
Pete Tousignant
Johnny Bench
Reds
Atlanta
Darrell Evang
Montreal
Ron Reed
al Downing
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Duke Sims
Alcohol Freezing Point Stated At 202 Degrees Below Zero
A claim states the freezing point of alcohol is 202 degrees below zero. No additional context or sources are provided to verify this figure.
Phillies struggle continues as Astros snap skid 4-3
Phillies fall to Houston 4-3 at Veterans Stadium as Frank Lucchesi laments a 19th loss in 20 games. Dave Roberts and Fred Gladding shine for Houston while Philadelphia rallies late but falls short. Mets, Braves, Cardinals, Dodgers win. rain washes out Pirates at San Diego.
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Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
San Diego
Houston
Bob Watson
Roberts
Astros
Philadelphia
Larry Bowa
Greg Luzinski
Phillies
Gladding
Roger Fred
Deron Johnson
Willie Montanez
Tommie Agee
New York
Cincinnati
Tug McGraw
Jim McAndrew
Venturi Falls Short in U S Open Qualifying at Atlanta
Ken Venturi 1964 U S Open champion and 1965 Ryder Cup member totaled 151 over 6 holes in sectional qualifying at the Atlanta Athletic Club and did not secure one of six open berths. Another touring pro failed to qualify and a five way playoff determined one berth.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Ken Venturi
Atlanta Athletic Club
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Ehmke
Jim Riles
Bill Kieffer
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Bill Deblon
Howie Strey
Mark Todd
Ron Lenoch
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Bob Rosel
Scott Bjerke
Dave Tackmann
Tom Haase
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Dan Coyle
Larry Christiansen
Marysvil High School
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Asociated Press
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Veterans Stadium
Dave Roberts
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Ted Simmons
Simmons
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Steve Stone
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