Kowalski Brown Pace Victory For Packers In Estherville
The Austin Packers defeated Estherville Iowa 17 to 1 as Kowalski, Brown and Gleason powered the offense. Kowalski also homered over center field and Brown added a solo shot, helping the team win their third Southern Minnesota League game in five starts on Kiddies Day at Marcus Park.
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Austin Packers
Estherville
Iowa
Chuck Kowalski
Marcusen Park
Packers
Kowalski
Bob Locker
Brown
Gleason
Dick Morgan
Jim Lawler
Dolan
Doug Meyer
Locker
Austin Bartholomew
Proof
Mathews
Ai Brown
Aso
Fleason
Mathias
Austin
KE Mever d
Barnholdt
Rosmarrk
Raso
Mathews Brown
Floof - Mathews
Andelts - Dror
McFadden - Hutchinson
Motherville
Andelts
McFadden
Anderts
Anderson- Harris
Fairmont Martins sweep twin bill in Southern Minnesota League
Fairmont Martins beat Albert Lea 4 3 in the afternoon game at Hayek Park then defeated Winona 11 3 to complete a doubleheader sweep. The wins lift Fairmont to 41 in the West Division while Winona dropped a 6 0 decision to Bancroft and remains at 0 6. Pritts pitched the nightcap for Fairmont while Palbicki started for Winona.
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Fairmont Martins
Minnesota
Martins
Albert Lea
Hayek Park
Winona
Fairmont Club
Fairmont
Milt Niel
Bancroft
Don Koudis
Chiefs
S-M
Mason City
Rochester
Lfaguf
Athert Lea
Eeree
Wea
Ewer
Pairmont
Katherville AO
Austin
Katherville
Mancroft
Archers Win at Rochester in Minne sota League Meet
Austin archers placed in nine events at the Southeastern Minnesota Archery League Field Round in Rochester. Howard Rinehart and Mel DeRaad led with top finishes and 22 Cedar River Club members competed, while parallel baseball notes recap a Packers win and pitcher performances.
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Austin Archers
Rochester
Howard Rinehart
Harry Teepell
Mel DeRaad
Mike King
Joe Wilcox
Barbara Olson
Geraldine Misgen
Austin
Cedar River Archer Club
Jacobs Wins at Chateau Speed Way Lansing
Bernie Jacobs of Austin dominated the Saturday program at Chateau Speedway Lansing winning the 15 lap feature and the All Championship race. Don McAlister and Smokey Campbell finished second in the feature and All Championship respectively with multiple heats won by Gaylan Rogers Julius Grage Bernie Jacobs and others from Austin Blooming Prairie and nearby towns. Gene Coons posted the fastest qualifying time of 18:40 as action continues next Saturday night at the Lansing track.
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Bernie Jacobs
Austin
Chateau Speedway
Lansing
Jacobs
Don McAlister
Smokey Campbell
Blooming Prarie
Gaylan Rogers
Julius Grage
Ory Snater
Vivian Baker
Blooming Prairie
Floyd Matter
Lyle
Earl Walters
Emmons
Johnny Fodness
Gene Coons
Lansing Rack
Braves snap slump as Henry Elston pace Cubs relief
Chicago’s Bill Henry and Don Elston star as they back John Buzhardt and Elmer Singleton to two Cubs wins lifting Chicago to third place. Henry saves Buzhardt in a 4 2 victory over Pittsburgh while Elston, finishing matters in a 1 0 three hit shutout.
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Chicago
Bill Henry
Don Elston
Henry
Elston
John Buzhardt
Elmer Singleton
Cubs
Buzhardt
Pittsburgh
Singleton
Bill Virdon
Milwaukee
Braves
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles
Bill Bruton
Andy Patko
Sami PranciaGlo
Hawking
Sanford and Landrith
Lawrence
Jeffcoat
Acker
Bailey
Neeman
Haddix
Face
Mick
Gavie
Philadelphia
Brosnan
Blaylock
Lio
Grissom
Th. Gomez
Semproch
Meyer
Philli
Conney
Sawatski
Bragilo
B.S
Uacas
Sesanas
Sccm
PIU
Cecsances
Mizell
Katt
Cardwell
Mey- Cincinnati
Ee McCormick
Worthington
W-Buzhardt
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Shipley
Schmidt
McCardell
Pena
Dotter
L—Mccor- Meich
S. Taylor
Eriend
Folles
Friend
Drysdale
McDevitt
Fowler
Klippstein
Roseboro
Buhl
Crandall
L-Drysdale
Juel Mueller Chooses Car Over Pony at Kiddies Day
Juel Mueller topped the Mar cusen Park Kiddies Day drawing for the pony or motor car and selected the gasoline car. Emil Scheid of the Austin Baseball Assn said the pony will be given away again at a future game. Other prizes included James McDonough winning the bicycle and Daniel Carroll a wrist watch. Victoria Miller and Linnie Munro won baseball gloves, with two and a half percent of lucky kids receiving dollar bills.
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Juel
Emil Scheid
Austin Baseball Assn
James McDonough
Daniel Carroll
Carl Miller
Victoria Miller
Linnie Munro
Hoyt Wilhelm to Start AL in All Star Game at Pittsburgh
Hoyt Wilhelm will start for the American League in the All Star Game on July 7 in Pittsburgh. Gus Triandos is urged as first string catcher amid Royal Orioles surge, aided by Triandos and Wilhelm in a 340 seven hit Baltimore win that keeps them within one game of the Chicago White Sox.
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Locker
John McFaddenouldn
Jack Andeits
Casey Stengel
Hoyt Wilhelm
Pittsburgh
Old Case
Wilhelm
Gus Triandos
Triandos
Kansas City
Baltimore
Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Hoyt
Knuckler
A’s
al Pilarcik
New York
San Francisco
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Cleveland Indians
Chicago
Boston
White Sox
Frank Sullivan
Leo Kiely
Mike Fornieles
Cleveland
Indians
New York Yankees
Herb Score
Don Larsen
Yankees
CallcLish
Williams
Austin Meets Winona in Regional Tonight
Austin hosts Winona in Region One baseball at Cannon Falls for game two of the regional pair with an 8 pm start. Houston vs Morristown opens at 4 pm as Morristown boasts a 14-1-1 record and 13 straight wins.
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Austin
Winona
Cannon Falls
Kingpin
Morristown
Metropolitan Stadium
Bloomington
Packers
Williams Denies Quit Talk as Slump Persists
Ted Williams, star of the Boston Red Sox, brushes off retirement rumors amid a .185 start. He admits neck trouble slowed him but recalls finishing last season strong and aims to rebound above .300, hoping to reach 500 career homers while facing the Chicago White Sox.
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Chicago
Ted Williams
Boston
Williams
Chicago White Sox
Kent Sparks Golfers to 3rd Big 9 Crown
Austin high school led by Jon Konz won its third straight Big Nine Conference golf title at Mankato Country Club. Team total 471, seven under Red Wing 492 and Northfield 514 trailed. individual medalist Konz shot 110 across 27 holes, with Frentz of Mankato second at 113 and Langeberg of Austin third at 116.
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Walt Lembcke
Austin
Mankato Country Club
Packers
Albert Lea
Mankato
Jon Konz
Konz
John Frentz
Ken Langeberg
Red Wing
Northfield
Faribault
Rochester
Owatonna
Winona
Konz Capeesesees Eevee
Samorsers
Oluanens Eeee
Ees Cebu Ss
Wright Albert Lea
Lehman Eeeetee
Peterson Jacob Tee Ene
Donova
Lyons Eee
Frentz Neubert Eeewe
Robb
Falcons Cup Tennis Title Victory at Big Nine Meet
Faribault clinched the Big Nine Conference tennis title at Mankato with 19 points led by state doubles champions Jeff Fisher and Mike Parmelee who beat Austin pair Tom Berven and Wally Klement 6-1 6-2. Harold Derksen of Rochester won the singles crown 6-1 6-1 over Dave Bauer. Rochester followed with 10 points, Austin 8, Mankato 6, Albert Lea 5, and Owatonna 3.
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Faribault
Mankato
Falcons
Jeff Fisher
Mike Parmelee
Austin
Tom Berven
Wally Klement
Harold Derksen
Rochester
Dave Bauer
Albert Lea
Owatonna
Austin Dog Prevails in Anoka Derby Stake Trial
Rocky owned by Ron Bergstrom of Austin and handled by Norh Bergstrom won the Derby Stake at Armstrong Game Farm Anoka in a field trial sponsored by the Hennepin Retriever Club.
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Rocky
Ron Bergstrom
Austin
Norh Bergstrom
Armstrong Game Farm
Anoka
The
Hennepin Retriever Club
Minnesota Teams Fail to Win in North Central League
Johnsburg salvages a win beating Adams 3-2 as Minnesota clubs Johnsburg Adams Lyle and LeRoy all lose. Lyle falls 2-0 to St Ansgar LeRoy edged 4-3 by Meyer. Johnsburg is the lone Minnesota victor in the eight-team league.
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Minnesota
Johnsburg
Adams
Lyle
St. Ansgar
LeRoy
Meyer
Austin Blues sweep past Owatonna Aces for win
The Austin Blues overcame a late rally by the Owatonna Aces to win 6 5 at Durts Park. Right hander Ron Plath pitched all seven innings for his first win as Austin unleashed 12 hits to move into second place in the Century League Southern Division with a 2 2 record.
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Owatonna
Minn
Austin Blues
Owatonna Aces
Durtis’ Park
Ron Plath
Blues
Bloomington
Faribault
Cannon Falls
Alex Romanchuk
JeRoy Carlson
Aces
Marcusen Park
Waseca Braves
Bob Cummins
Leon Johnson
Dave Perl
Fr. Riley
Kan
Hastings Defeats Bloomington Igniting League Standings
Dick Siebert Jr. pitched Hastings to a 6-3 victory over Bloomington, earning a first-place tie with Bloomington as Faribault, Waseca, Kenyon, and others posted wins in Century League play.
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Dick Siebert, Jr
University of Minnesota
Hastings
Bloomington
A's
Siebert
R.H.E Bloomington
Eeene Ee
Hastings Serre
Jensen
Hollenbach
Scanion
Stebert
McNamara
Faribault
CFO
Eseneeennner Sy
Cannon Falls
Ser Eee
Eeeeren Za
Romanochuk
Quist
Zeliner Ee
Gibson
Sae Eneesoeeses Suisse
Recetas Corr Felker
Messin
Cashill
Rathke
Polka
Prep Golfer Wins Ramsey Invitational at Ramsey Golf Club
Ken Langeberg of Austin High School won the first Ramsey Invitational with a 27-hole total of 109 three over par. The event drew 121 golfers from Minneapolis St. Paul Austin Albert Lea Sleepy Eye Rochester Mankato Mason City and Forest City, sponsored by the Ramsey Men's Club.
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Ken Langeberg
Austin
Ramsey Golf Club
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Albert Lea
Sleepy Eye
Rochester
Mankato
Mason City
Forest City
The
Ramsey Men's Club
Langeberg
Pinky Erickson
Austin Country Club
San Pedro Wins U S Soccer Title Again
Al Herman scored a late goal for Mc Ilwaine Canvasbacks of San Pedro California to beat Fall River Massachusetts 4 to 3 and retain the U S Open Soccer Cup in Southern California for the second year running, following the Los Angeles Kickers victory last year.
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Los Angeles
al Herman
McIlwaine
San Pedro
Calif
Fall River
Mass
California
Los Angeles Kickers
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Becker
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Bill de Blanc
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Seereee
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Guse
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Tate and Ludwig
Ramsey
Barney
Bud Kroc
Joe Whalen
Barney Kroc
Whalen
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