Austin Falls 5-0 in Region One final to Winona
For the third year in a row Austin High settles for runnerup in Region One baseball as Winona defeats the Packers 5-0 at Marcusen Park. Scott Bjerke foul? drives a fifth inning double for AHS' only clutch hit. Winona advances to the State Tourney in St. Paul to face Blue Earth while Mankato and Robbinsdale fall to Blue Earth and St. Cloud Apollo respectively.
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AHL
Greg Zaborowski
Scott Bjerke
Herald Sports
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Blue Earth
Mankato
Robbinsdale
St. Cloud Apollo
Glencoe
Benson
Bemidji
Winona uses long ball to topple Austin in 1973 game
Winona AHL used home runs to beat Austin 5-2 as Jim Lee and Steve Wise drove in two runs each. Greg Zaborowski allowed two hits in six innings and earned the win. Austin tied the season series earlier, but Wise raised his batting average to .379 and impressed coach Radatz.
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Winona
Gary Ahrens
Greg Scarborough
Ahrens
Scarborough
Steve Wise
Winhawks
Jim Lee
Wise
Jerry Radatz
Radatz
Steve
Wincan
Austin
Greg Zaborowski
Scott Bjerke
Mark Todd
Zaborowski
Greg
Seltz
Rangers pick David Clyde No. 1 in MLB draft
TOP CHOICE NEW YORK reports the Texas Rangers selected left handed pitcher David Clyde from Westchester High School in Houston as the No 1 pick in the summer free agent draft.
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New York
Texas Rangers
David Clyde
Westchester High School
Houston
Major League Baseball
Try Again at the Chateau Speedway in Lansing
Stock car racers and fans plan a repeat night at Chateau Speedway Lansing as rain washed out two prior cards. Saturday’s program begins at 8 p.m. featuring three classes: street stock hobby stock and late model on a three eighths dirt mile oval owned by Dick Stern of Austin.
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Austin
Edina West Leads in Minnesota Golf Meet Action
Edina West tops team standings at the Minnesota high school golf meet held at the University of Minnesota. Becky Pearson of North Branch shot an 8 on the 18 hole course entering the final round. Medalist leaders include Lary Keithahn Sleepy Eye and Mark Knutson Albert Lea at one under 70.
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Becky Pearson
North Branch
Allbay
Lary Keithahn
Sleepy Eye
Mark Knutson
Albert Lea
Edina East to face White Bear Lake in tennis title clash
Edina East and White Bear Lake reach Saturday Minnesota High School tennis final after Edina East survives a semifinal thriller. Mark Brandenburg retired with cramps as his match against Craig Jones swung the team outcome 3-2 in Edina East's favor. White Bear Lake defeated Duluth East and Bemidji to reach the final.
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Craig Jones
Brandenburg
Jones
Duluth East
Bemidji
Little Falls
Blues League Debut Tonight At Marcusen Park
The Austin Blues host Hayward in a South Border league contest aiming for win No. 2. Game time is 8 p.m. The Blues opened with a 5-4 exhibition win over Owatonna, while Hayward beat Kasson 2-1 to start the season.
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South Border
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Blues
Owatonna
Secretariat Faces Strong Challenge in Belmont Bid
Secretariat seeks the elusive Triple Crown in the Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park with Knightly Dawn entered as a pace partner to lure Secretariat into early speed. Sham aims to rebound from Derby and Preakness disappointments as Arthur Appelton’s My Gallant Pvt. Smiles and Twice A Prince also contest the 14 furlong race worth $151,200 with a $90,720 first prize.
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Secretariat
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Knightly Dawn
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Martin
Lucien Laurin
Sigmond Sommer
Belmont Park
Arthur Appleton
My Gallant
C.V. Whitney
Pvt. Smiles
Elmendorf
Major League Baseball Standings and Games Summary
The digest lists today's fixtures across both leagues with matchups in the American and National Leagues. It also shows current standings for the American League East and West divisions, noting team records and games back, plus Thursday results and upcoming schedule details.
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Wood
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Wilcox
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Curtis
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Broberg
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Medich
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Pittsburgh
St Louis
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Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Houston
Atlanta
San Diego
St. Louis
Clark homers spark KC's to league unbeaten run
Ron Clark slugged a big homer as the Knights of Columbus remained undefeated in men’s slow pitch softball. The KC's beat Austin Fruit 5-3 in a Recreation League game at Galloway Pit to reach 3-0 in league play. Town House defeated Tiki Pub 21-14 and Merchants beat Frank's Upholstery 10-7 with Keith Granle and Shatek getting wins. Kenny Rensink homered for the Merchants as the Merchants offense piled up seven runs in the sixth.
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Austin Fruit
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Merchants
Frank
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Kenny Rensink
Moyer Wins On Split Decision Over O'Connor In Minneapolis
Denny Moyer, of Portland Oregon, edged Pat O'Connor by split decision in a 10 round middleweight bout at the Minneapolis Auditorium before 3,529 fans and a $26,005 gross gate. Moyer raised his record to 88 25 3 while O'Connor suffered a second defeat in 37 fights. A heavyweight bout preceded the main event with Rodney Bobick prevailing over Reco Brooks in a split decision.
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Denny Moyer
Pat O'Connor
Moyer
O'Connor
Portland
Ore
Rodney Bobick
Bowlus
Min
Reco Brooks
Phoenix
Ariz
Barber Leads Philadelphia Golf Classic After Round Two
Jim Barber, backed by his 70 year old grandmother and using a discarded putter from a gasoline station operator, shot a seven under par 65 to lead the Philadelphia Golf Classic by one stroke as the event began its second round in Philadelphia.
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Jim Barber
Barber
College World Series opens with ASU USC favored
Arizona State and Southern California head the eight team field as the 26th College World Series gets under way in Omaha. Oklahoma faces Minnesota in the opener while Penn State meets ASU in another first round game.
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Dick Siebert
Southern Illinois
Jackson Todd
Dave Winfield
San Diego
Bowling Top Five Echo Lanes Juniors and Seniors
Echo Lanes junior and senior bowling top five listings show Beebe 590 by G Jorgenson 526 M Lange 516 M Smith 495 and Jorgenson 488. Tryettes feature Carol Guckeen 542 Nancy Huelse 491 Allyne Nish 487 Slyvia Baldus 477 Cindy Thompson 476. Summer bantam boys list Alan Lysne 377 Ed Pike 377 Mike Sawyer 375 Sam Ecomou 355 Eric Marcks 326. Girls include Julie Maxfield 363 Joni Gilbertson 059 Carol Dentven 344 Diane Roche 316 Kellee Koopal 279.
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Tryettes
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Ed Pike
Mike Sawyer
Sam Ecomou
Eric Marcks
Julie Maxfield
Joni Gilbertson
Carol Dentven
Diane Roche
Kellee Koopal
Hayfield Legion Opens with Win Over Kasson
Hayfield Legion defeats Kasson 4 2 in Fourounty League opener behind Dan Severson who struck out seven. Lindo and Simonson scored on passed balls in the first inning while McCamy and Demmer drove in runs in the sixth. Hayfield next plays Adams.
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Kasson
Doug Matti
Brad Lindo
Mike Simonson
Mike Tieden
Steve McCamy
McCamy
Greg Demmer
Dan Severson
Adams
Holzman Named Knicks VP Coach GM on Five Year Pact
William Red Holzman was named vice president of the New York Knicks and signed a five year contract to serve as vice president general manager and coach, signaling a major front office and on court leadership appointment for the franchise.
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William
Red Holzman
New York Knicks
National Basketball Associ
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