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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman
Cincinnati
Johnson
Philadelphia
Banks
Chicago
McCovey
San Francisco
J. Alou
Flood
St. Louis
Williams
Kranepool
New York
Callison
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Mays
Also Mentioned on This Page
Camilo Pascual
Twin Cities
Shelstan
E-M
Dan Buegler
Mark Williams
Buegler
Dewey Olson
Dale Seth
Tom Brekke
Vail
Keith Keller
Murphy
Brekke
Seth
Riles
Arlo Sanvick
Dick Swalla
Randy Tigner
Doug Hartman
Olson
Bob Richardson
Bloomington
Larry
Dave Hartman
Jon Haugen
Bill O'Shaughnessy
Hartman
Iowa State
Austin High School
Don Carlson
Haefner
Norb Schmitt
Bruce Arthur
John Hastings
Steve Schmitt
Ron Richardson
Fred Sippel
Mike House
Rich Decker
Ray Anderson
Ron Mullenbach
Don Anderson
Lyle
Richardson
Sippel
Arthur
Hastings
House
Anderson
Decker
Mullenbach
Osage
Merchants
Legion
Nelson’s
Austin Kasson-Mantee
H Rbi Sanvick
O Vail Ss
Tigner If
O Murphy
J. W'ms
Oshelstad P
Riles, Rf
Oseegaor
Keller Cf
Otietjerf
Hartm’n
Oswalia c
Rich’son Ss
Obuegler
M. Wms c
Oolson Cf
Larson P
Obrekke If
Wet
Oleth
Faber
Austin Eos
Seees
M. Williams
Swella
Kasson-Manterville
Wetterberg
Sanvick
Missles
S. Will Grimsley
Bobby Nichols
Gary Player
Deane Beman
Bethesda
Chevy Chase
Howie Johnson
Palm Springs
Charles Coody
Perrytown
Duff Lawrence
Columbus
Ohio
Cary Middlecoff
Tommy Bolt
Lew Worsham
Tony Manero
PGA
Jerry Barber
Doug Ford
Vic Ghezzi
Walter Burkemo
Jim Turnesa
Phillies
Joe Nuxhall
Cardinals
Galen Cisco
Dick Schofield
Jesus Alou
Bob Shaw
Frank Linzy
Linzy
Mets
Ron Swoboda
Shaw
Joe Torre
Felipe Alou
Gene Oliver
Hank Aaron
Braves
Camilo
ST. Paul - Minneapolis
Rbi Howser Ss
Ovrsalles Ss
Gonz’ez
Rollins
Brown
Ooliva Rf
Wagner
Colavito
Hall of
Alvis
Tallison Rf
Daval’o Cf O Battey
Whitf'd
Kindall
Azcue
Siebert
Luplow Ph
Moran
Aeronomo
Tals
E—Azcue
Versales
Sf—Allison
Siebert L
Stange Donovan
McMahon
Weaver Pascual
Weaver
S-M
Open
Winnona
Albert Lee
Owatonne
Murray Chass
Joe Horlen
Gary Peters
Chicago White Sox
John O'Donoghue
Clete Boyer
Athletics
Ed Charles
Fred Newman
Angels
Willie Smith
Joe Adcock
Pete Richert
Ron Kline
Eddie Leon
University of Arizona
Leon
John Dow
Bemidji
University of Minnesota
North Dakota University
North Dakota State
Moorhead State
The
del Unser
Mississippi State
Decatur, Ill
Dow and Unser
Arizona
Sopho
Steve Schneider
Willmar
Fred Jacobs
Carleton
Evanston, Ill
Major League
Campaneris
W. Smith
Versalles
Tresh
Blasingame
Thomas
Conigliaro
Kaline
Horton
Howard
Cardenal
Buzhardt
Fisher
Grant
McDowell
Southern Minn
Kasson
Red Wing
Sun
St. Charles