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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1964
Page
11
Montreal report says the Boston Bruins stocked up for the 1964 65 season by raiding Chicago’s roster as they try to climb from the NHL cellar. The move brings in a rangy winger to bolster their depth and speed.
In Ganton England the British Amateur Golf Championship opens with 22 Americans, 11 advance to the second round and 11 others begin today. Veterans include Frank Strafaci and Jack Penrose as contenders with Dale Morey George Blocker and Paul Coste among the strongest. Final rounds: 36 holes on Saturday.
Fergus Falls Minn a field of 150 youthful golfers tees off this weekend in the 18th annual Fergus Falls Jaycees golf tournament at Pebble Lake course. An 18 hole qualifying Saturday and 27 hole Sunday championship flight, other flights 18 holes, with a $6 entry fee covering Saturday night dinner lodging and Sunday dinner. Entries to James Schaack 725 7th Ave W Fergus Falls.
The Associated Press lists American League leaders: Oliva Minnesota bats .371 with 78 hits and 12 doubles while Killebrew hits 16 homers. Wagner, Stuart lead RBIs. Aparicio leads 28 stolen bases. pitching: Ford 71 decisions with .875 era. National League: Williams Chicago hits .406 with 73, Mays 44 RBIs, 18 homers, Wills 20 steals. Koufax 106 strikeouts.
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The Minnesota Twins signed two rookies on Monday. Mickey Haien, 21, from Twin Valley Minnesota, will play shortstop for Wisconsin Rapids in the Midwest League after hitting .412 for Concordia College Moorhead. Eddie Hill, 18, a right handed pitcher from Bristol Tennessee, joins Melbourne in the Florida Rookie League. Both players received bonuses from the Twins.
A field of 226 Iowa youths opened the Iowa Junior tournament at the University of Iowa Finkbine course. Eighteen holes of qualifying began Monday with match play set to start Wednesday. contenders include Jim Carney and John Long, plus six prior quarterfinalists from Ames returning.
Twelve notable players compete in sectional qualifying for the U.S. Open with Sam Snead aiming for a 24th straight appearance. Notables include Cary Middlecoff, Tommy Bolt, Bob Rosburg, Jim Ferrier, Jerry Barber, Julius Boros, Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, and others across Detroit New York and Pittsburgh sites. Bill Bisdorf posted a 67-66-133 in Denver to lead the rounds.
Fred Hutchinson, manager of the Cincinnati Reds, underwent a chest cancer checkup in Seattle on Monday and flew to Los Angeles to rejoin his team. He noted the exam would decide if he could return or must stay in Seattle. he described his condition as similar to after six weeks of radiation at Swedish Hospital’s Tumor Institute. Dr. Orliss Wildermuth called the checkup routine.
The American Football League announced a pension and insurance plan for players coaches and trainers retroactive to 1960. It guarantees ten dollars a month per year of service and a twelve thousand dollar life policy for each player with hospitalization for those remaining after final squad cuts. Funding will come mainly from championship and All-Star game receipts.
Bowlers at Echo Lanes posted team and individual results with top scores listed for Echo Mixers and Strikers 4B s. Individual leaders include Men-D Kos 632 and Men-H Brandt 625 among others. multiple teams and unknowns appear in the mixed standings.
GREENCASTLE Ind. Bob and Roy Sprengelmeyer from Dubuque Iowa are on the Southern Illinois tennis squad competing in the NCAA College Division tournament at DePauw University Wednesday through Saturday. Southern Illinois was runner up last year and defending champion Los Angeles State also competes among 20 schools in the field.
The article notes Micronesians as brown skinned with straight or wavy hair, tracing ancestry to Mongoloid, Caucasoid, and Melanesian strains. It discusses mixed heritage and characteristics observed within the population.
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