Baseball Survives Strike as Fans Return to Stadiums
After a delayed start and contentious labor dispute, Major League Baseball shows rising attendance and strong TV ratings. Teams like Cleveland Philadelphia Montreal Chicago White Sox Houston San Diego Oakland and Milwaukee report gains while New York faces foul weather. CBS-TV notes public appetite for baseball remains high despite past strife.
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Winona State ousted in NAIA baseball meet
In Phoenix Ariz AP Winona State fell 5-3 to Oklahoma Christian in the NAIA World Series Tuesday eliminating Winona from the tournament. Steve Krinke walked in three runs in the first inning before being relieved. Ron Evisen drove in two runs as Winona battled back but left the bases loaded in the ninth. Winona finishes 29-12 while OC improves to 29-9.
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Vikings captain Jim Marshall to undergo ankle surgery
AP reports Minnesota Vikings defensive captain Jim Marshall will undergo surgery to remove bones from his right ankle today. The procedure follows his recent injury concerns and aims to restore mobility for the veteran lineman ahead of the season.
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A Quick Look At Sports No. 1 Choice Buffalo
Walt Patulski, the National Football League number one draft pick, signed a multiyear contract with the Buffalo Bills on Tuesday for an undisclosed sum.
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Defense shines for 2 Austin softball teams
Village Pump and Austin Floral displayed strong defense in victories Monday. The Pump beat Apollo Liquor-Dairy Queen 11-1 in the Rebel League womens game with Faith Newell hitting two triples and Nadine Wehrman adding three hits. Austin Floral topped the Moose 12-1 in a mens exhibition, sparked by Spinler two triples and Lorimer 3-for-4 with Porter homer. Clinic Pharmacy defeated Raymonds-Star Liquor 25-15 in a womens Rebel League game, led by strong Battery and batting.
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Twins delay Oliva activation after Baltimore series
The Minnesota Twins postponed plans to activate outfielder Tony Oliva following the Thursday windup of the series with Baltimore. The move delays Oliva's return to the lineup and leaves the club adjusting its outfield options for upcoming games. Oliva has been nearing readiness after an injury setback.
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Trevino to miss two big golf tourneys on break
Lee Trevino will skip the American Golf Classic in Akron and the Cleveland Open as part of a two month hiatus after the British Open. He cites course length and caddy policy as reasons, also skipping the Westchester Classic amid his defending champion status. Gene Sarazen named to American Golf Hall of Fame selection committee. Richie Karl nicknamed Klondike Karl after Alaska amateur titles.
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Austin Minn Herald 1972 June 7 15
An Austin Minnesota brief from the June 7 1972 issue, listing local events and notices. Highlights include community updates, upcoming meetings, and small acknowledgments. No major event details provided in the fragment.
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New Driver Named to Replace Late Jim Malloy
Johnny Rutherford of Fort Worth Texas is named to drive the Thermo King Special on the United States Auto Club circuit in Bloomington Minnesota succeeding the late Jim Malloy as the team’s new driver.
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