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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1965

Page

12

Shelstad tosses one-hitter as Kasson-Manterville top Austin 1-0

In a Region One opener Kasson-Manterville beat Austin 1-0 behind lefty Mick ey Shelstad. Shelstad struck out 10 over seven innings, allowing only two walks and a single by Dennis Seegar. Austin, last year’s state champion, failed to advance to the state tournament.

Tom Koeck Herald Caledonia Minn Mickey Shelstad Austin Kasson- Manterville Packers Shelstad John Riles Dick Seltz Spring Grove Seltz Matt Christenson Harmony Bob L. Larson Packer Dennis Seegar Bruce Vail Larson Tom Murphy Seegar

Packers Open S M League Season at Albert Lea Sunday

The 1965 Austin Packers begin the Southern Minnesota League with a youth‑oriented squad under new manager Larry Scheid who also plays second base. Five teams compete in a 20 game schedule, with Austin hosting Albert Lea and Rochester facing Winona in the league opener Sunday at 8 p.m.

Packers Albert Lea Austin Packers Larry Scheid Scheid Wayne Haefner Mankato State College Emil Scheid Austin Baseball Association Emil Austin Owatonna Rochester Winona Max Molock

VFW to Stage Golf Tourney in Ramsey Sunday

The First District Veterans of Foreign Wars golf tournament will be held Sunday at Ramsey Golf Club an 18 hole event starting at 8 a.m. Ray Schaefer VFW athletic director announced registrations at the Ramsey pro shop or VFW club rooms. Dick Leimbek Sr is tournament director. Richard Corkill of Austin won last year’s tourney at Kenyon Country Club. Schaefer was elected by State Commander Cliff Salisbury of Austin to the athletic youth activities and firearm safety committee for the state convention at Grand Rapids Minn June 17 18 19.

Ramsey Golf Club Ray Schaefer VFW Ramsey Pro Dick Leimbek Richard Corkill Austin Kenyon Country Club Schaefer Cliff Salisbury Athletic Youth Activities and Grand Rapids Minn

Legion Defeats Idle Hour Inn in City League Softball

The American Legion beat Idle Hour Inn 5-0 at Northwest Park. Legion scored all runs in the seventh inning on four hits as John Steffens had two, Rick Edstrom and Ken Hagey pitched shutout ball.

American Legion Idle Hour Inn Northwest Park John Schneider Bobby’s Hamburger Jaycees Glen Farnum Tom Schleicher Steve Peterson Greg Rutland Roger Lunt Steve Zimmer Moose VFW Wonder Bar Alibi Inn

Austin Legion Beats Albert Lea 2-1 in opener

Austin Legion, coached by Sam House, staged a sixth inning tie and an eighth inning run to defeat Albert Lea 2-1 in a Southern Minnesota Legion League opener at Marcusen Park. Gary Quednow and Gary Morgan each had a double and single as Lonnie Williams struck out nine for Austin. Albert Lea scored in the first and totaled four hits off Williams.

Austin Albert Lea Marcusen Park Sam House Jim Bratvord Gary Quednow Gary Morgan Lonnie Williams Dave Lobb Ray Halverson Tim Keller Halverson Quednow Austin Legion Fairmont Mason City Iowa Marcuson Park

Smith and Hoag Lead Austin JC Golf at Nationals

Tom Smith and Steve Hoag fired 42 38 and 43 37 to pace Austin JC golfers in the National Junior College tournament first round at Green Ridge. The Blue Devils stand 323 as Odessa leads with 298 and Miami-Dade 301 after opening play.

Grand Rapids Mich Tom Smith Steve Hoag Austin JC Smith Hoag Green Ridge Country Club Gary Pratt Dick Burroughs Doug Gebhart Austin Blue Devils Blythefield Country Club Green Ridge Kent Country Club Oddessa Tex Charles Dicker Odessa Jerry Smith Fran Dzwilewski Tyler John Elliott Steve Eichstaedt Miami - Dade Miami, Fla San Antonio Phoenix Ariz

Gene Brito Dies Former NFL End at 39

Gene Brito 39 a former Los Angeles Ram and Washington Redskin football end died Tuesday at City of Hope Medical Center hospital officials report. The death was announced by the hospital and sports colleagues who knew Brito during his NFL career.

Gene Brito Uarte Calif Los Angeles Ram Washington Redskin City of Hope Medical Center

Nelsons Defeat Oak Grill 17-7 in City League Slow Pitch

Nelsons Grill improves to 3-0 with a 17-7 win over Oak Grill as Penny Koyam sizzles on the mound and Faith Newell belts two homers after four hits. Mitchells Tavern beats Dairy Queen 19-11 with Donna Symes and Ruth Jacobson homering and Fileen Sheedy driving in three runs on five hits. Esther Pechochels leads Dairy Queen with four hits. Thursday schedule has Glass Shop vs Tom's Supper Club at 6:45 p.m. and Clinic Pharmacy vs New Hub at 8 p.m.

Nelson's Grill Mitchell's Tavern Nelson’s Grill Oak Grill Penny Koyam Faith Newell Tisha Hanson Doris Clayton Mitchell’s Tavern Dairy Queen Donna Symes Ruth Jacobson Fileen Sheedy Esther Pechochels Glass Shop Tom's Supper Club Clinic Pharmacy

Yankees Edge Missiles 2-0 in Little League Game

The Yankees defeated the Missiles 2-0 in a first round United Commercial Travelers Little League contest at UCT Park. Both winning and losing pitchers threw no hitters as errors produced the Yankees runs. Scott Bjerke and Doug Walters pitched for the Yankees. Bob Nyster for the Missiles. An additional game is scheduled at 6 50 p.m. featuring Elliot Larsen's team against Del Kroening's crew.

Yankees United Commercial Travelers Uct Park Scott Bjerke Doug Walters Bob Nyster Elliot Larsen del Kroening

Snead Confident He Can Win Open Title

Sam Snead at 53 expresses belief he can win the Open. He shot 67-70 for 137 to qualify for his 25th Open, saying he is playing as well as ever and just needs a good start. The Open runs June 17-20 at Bellerive Country Club St. Louis with numerous stars exempt from qualifying.

Associated Press NEW York (Ap Sam Snead Sam White Sulphur Springs W.va Birmingham Mich Country Club Snead Bellerive Country Club St. Louis Ken Venturi Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer

Woodeshick Prone to Blunder as Pirates Rally Past Astros

Houston pitcher Hal Woodeshick, once NL’s safest closer, balked with two outs in the 11th as Pittsburgh beat Houston 7-6. The Pirates tied for fifth in the league, thanks to Woodeshick’s costly error after strong ninth and tenth inning work. Dodgers, Cardinals, Giants, Mets, and Braves also won or were notable in NL night games.

Associated Press Houston Hal Woodeshick al McBean Astros Pittsburgh McBean Pirates St. Louis Woodeshick Manny Mota Bill Virdon Roberto Clemente Andre Rodgers Donn Clendenon Virdon Chicago Cubs Lou Johnson Dodgers Wills Jim Bunning Philadelphia Wally Moon Cardenas Shamsky Bob Gibson

Pascual Wins 8th Straight For Twins In 6-2 Victory

Camilo Pascual limited Cleveland to six hits while earning his eighth consecutive win as the Minnesota Twins defeated the Indians 6-2 on Tuesday night. Harmon Killebrew hit a three run homer and Earl Battey added a two run shot to back Pascual, who strives for a second 21 win season. Rocky Colavito and Max Alvis hit solo homers for Cleveland.

Minnesota Twins Earl Battey Harmon Killebrew Twins Pascual Battey Killebrew Cleveland Indians Bob Allison Rocky Colavito Max Alvis

Bemidji State Takes Fourth After First NAIA Round

Roy Sauer shoots a one under par 70 to lead Bemidji State who sit fourth after round one of the NAIA golf tournament in Rockford Illinois. Buddies Othick and Rodgers share the early lead with 68 while Southwestern Louisiana tops team scoring at 292. Eastern New Mexico and East Texas follow as Bemidji State stands at 301 heading into Friday’s final rounds.

Rockford Ill Roy Sauer Bemidji State Sauer Buddy Othick Eastern New Mexico University Bob Rodgers Southwestern Louisiana East Texas Eastern New Mexico

1965 S M League Schedule

The schedule lists games from June through August featuring Austin Albert Lea Rochester Winona Owatonna with dates on Sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays. Notable matchups include Albert Lea at Owatonna Winona at Austin and Rochester at Albert Lea across multiple weeks.

Fairmont Mason City Mankato Owatonna Rochester Winona Albert Lea

Horlen Dominates Red Sox as White Sox Win 7-2

Joe Horlen sparkles for Chicago with three hits and a six inning shutout threat. He collects his sixth win as the White Sox defeat Boston 7-2, lifting his ERA to 1.93 while Peters slips to 4-4.

Horlen White Sox Boston A’s Yankees Chicago Peters Dean Chance Red Sox Lee Thomas

Twins Draft Boom Sets Stage for Big Bonus Push

Minnesota in the wake of its first major league draft 22 players selected on day one. Eddie Leon 18 from Arizona tops the Twins list saying a substantial bonus over 20000 dollars is needed to sign. John Dow Bemidji senior and three-sport star weighs signing against football scholarships. Del Unser 20 from Mississippi State and Craig Nettles 20 from San Diego State join the six picks alongside Neil McPhee Terry Graham Mickey Johnston. Dow and Unser outfielders. Washington and Pittsburgh also nab college stars in the draft.

Los Angeles Milwaukee Cincinnati Philadelphia Pittsburgh Houston Chicago San Francisco New York St. Louis Minnesota Cleveland Detroit Baltimore Boston Washington Kansas City ST. Paul Minneapolis Minnesota Twins Twins Craig Nettles San Diego State Neil McPhee Northeastern Mass Tucson Dow Unser Denver Charlotte N.C

Major League Leaders National and American Leagues

Summary of top performers in batting pitching and related stats across the National and American Leagues. Notable leaders include Coleman and Johnson in batting averages, Banks and McCovey in RBIs, Mays and McCovey in home runs, Koufax and Gibson in strikeouts, and Pascual leading the American League pitching with a 8-1 record.

Coleman Cincinnati Johnson Philadelphia Banks Chicago McCovey San Francisco J. Alou Flood St. Louis Williams Kranepool New York Callison Clemente Pittsburgh Mays

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