Packers Smallest Player Biggest With Bat
Brad Sanvick, 5-8 Austin High junior shortstop, hit three times in four at bats with two doubles in a 2-1 win over Preston. He leads Packer batting with a .369 average and 21 hits in 57 at bats this season. He will play between second and third base as Austin faces Faribault in Region One finals.
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Austin High
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Packers
Faribault
Preston
Tom Keller
Packer
Rick Heard
AHL
Rom Riley
Heard
Riley
Morgan
Tom Wagner
Dave House
Tim Ball
Tim Keller
Austin
Mankato Scarlets win Region Two title in state tourney bid
Mankato Scarlets blank Slayton 4 0 behind Brent Hugdahl three hitter to clinch Region Two baseball title at St James and advance to the 1967 Minnesota State high school tournament with a 14 2 record. Rain washed out Region One final Austin vs Faribault delaying schedule. Local field remains swampy after days of rain.
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Winona
Brent Hugdahl
Scarlets
Slayton
St. James
Hastings
St. Paul Johnson
Faribault
Austin Vs. Faribault
Marcusen Park
Coe Named Athletic Director at Loras College
John Coe long-time coach and athletic director at St Procopius College Lisle Ill has been named athletic director of Lor as College. He will lead athletics at the Dubuque institution succeeding prior leadership and guiding ongoing programs.
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Dubuque
John Coe
St. Procopius College
Lisle
Ill
Loras College
Unassisted Triple Play Remains Rare Baseball Feat
A survey notes the unassisted triple play as one of baseballs rarest feats. It recounts back to May 30 31 1927 when Jimmy Cooney and Johnny Neun achieved it in separate games, with Cubs’ win over Pirates and Tigers beating Indians 1 0.
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United Press
Carl Lunduist
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Detroit
Johnny Neun
Tiger
Neun
Jimmy Cooney
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh
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Cooney
Paul Waner
Pirates
George Grantham
Forest Wright
Wright
Waner
Grantham
Cubs
Indians
Glenn Myatt
Twins sign two of 61 draft choices in New York
The Minnesota Twins announced the signings of two of the 61 drafted prospects. Mike Shields, a left handed pitcher from Waukesha Wisconsin, and Dan Humay, a University of Illinois shortstop, will report to Sarasota Florida and St. Cloud respectively.
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Minnesota Twins
New York
Mike Shields
Waukesha
Wis
Dan Humay
University of Illinois
Shields
Sarasota
Fla
Humay
St. Cloud
Chiefs Sign Udo Leifer Former Soccer Player From Regina
Kansas City Chiefs announce the signing of Udo Leifer a 24 year old free agent place kicker from Regina Saskatchewan He played soccer in Stettin Germany and moved to Canada in 1937 before playing football at Augustana College Sioux Falls South Dakota
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Udo Leifer
Regina
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Canada
Augustana College
Sioux Falls
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Turbine car sparks call to ban tech changes in racing
Indianapolis AP report quotes Andy Granatelli warning that if leaders penalize his turbine car beyond possibility, the door opens to banning any other mechanical or safety change that could aid victory. He argues penalties would stifle innovation and competition.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Andy Granatelli
State Meets Open Across Track Tennis and Golf Today
The Minnesota high school state meets begin in the Twin Cities with track preliminaries at Macalester College where Coon Rapids seeks to dethrone St. Louis Park led by Ralph Wirtz. Finals are Saturday with field events at noon and running events at 2 45 pm. Tennis and golf begin at the University of Minnesota with Edina favored in tennis as defending champion Robb Jones returns. North Branch lost in regional golf.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Twin Cities
Macalester College
Coon Rapids
St. Louis Park
Ralph Wirtz
University of Minnesota
Edina
Robb Jones
North St. Paul
North Branch
Bowling Top Scores From Local Leagues
Echo Lanes Tri-Classic features H Clifford 630 D Laskewitz 623 G Wilmert 590 R Harrison 587 G Hanson 577. Tryettes D Matter 510 H Gutenberg 489 Naomi Paulson 484 L Grimley 480 D White 476. Majorettes Mary Mealy 467 Mary Granle 441 Kathy Sanders 398 Evie Fahre 392 Marge Butts 380. Austin Bows Millie Krachmer 716 Eleanor Hoff 683 Jean Klungtvedt 458 Marge Capritz 451 Dorothy Paterson 444. Young Men Moonlight Steve Britt 615 Bob Heimerman 569 Scott Brooks 558 Chip Swingdorf 489 Bruce Hemphill 447.
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L. Grimley
D. White
Mary Mealy
Mary Granle
Kathy Sanders
Evie Fahre
Marge Butts
Austin Bows
Millie Krachmer
St Edwards tops Our Saviors to seize league lead
League leader St Edwards defeated Our Saviors 12 to 2 on Thursday to move to 4 0 while Our Saviors drop to 3 1. LeRoy Edstrom earned the win for the winners while they collected 10 hits.
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Ymca Church
Our Saviors
LeRoy Edstrom
Oliva Aims for .300 After Spring Rebound in Twins Loss
Tony Oliva, sidelined by injuries this spring, says he will hit .300 this season. The 25-year-old raised his average to .201 with two hits in a 7-5 loss to Cleveland as Minnesota rallied briefly in the eighth before dropping in the ninth. Oliva later noted his 1965 spring progress and emphasized staying healthy for a strong season.
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Associated Press
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Tony Oliva
Baltimore
Frank Robinson
Minnesota
Cleveland Indians
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Tony
New York
Twins
al Worthington
Cleveland
Indians
Harmon Killebrew
Bob Allison
Zoilo Versalles
Orlando Pena
Versalles
Earl Battey
Gopher Goodwill Tour Heads Out From Minnesota Campus
Sixteen University of Minnesota intercollegiate athletics staffers launch the fourth annual Gopher Goodwill Tour Monday June 12 visiting over 100 Minnesota and neighboring communities in three states. Stops include Austin on June 14 with a 7 p.m. reception at Tommy's Supper Club.
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University of Minnesota
Minnesota
Marsh Ryman
Jerry Annis
Denver Crawford
Bob Gongola
Don Grammer
Butch Nash
Holger Christiansen
Otis Dypwick
Roy Grink
George Hanson
Jerry Kindall
John Kundla
Bob Mowerson
John Walker
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Glen Lohmer
Lloyd Stein
Austin
Austin High
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Hastings
U of M
Austin Athletic Club
Gopher
Horlan Chews Tissue to Stay Relaxed on Mound
Joel Horlan improved to 7-0 with a 5-2 White Sox victory over Boston in the first game of Thursday's doubleheader. He says chewing tissues calms him since gum bloats and tobacco makes him sick. The White Sox split the twin bill, dropping the nightcap 7-3 and remaining 1 42 games behind Detroit. Other AL action included Cleveland over Minnesota 7-5 powered by Max Alvis two homers, California over Baltimore 6-5 with Reidark Reichardt Fregosi Hall homers, and New York 6-0 over Washington in the lone night game. In the NL, Hank Aaron sat out again as Atlanta beat Los Angeles 5-4, San Francisco beat Cincinnati 8-5, and St. Louis defeated Houston 6-2.
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Joel Horlan
Chicago White Sox
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Rick Reichardt
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Major League Standings and Thursday Results
Major League standings and results show Atlanta defeating Los Angeles 5 to 4 and San Francisco beating Cincinnati 8 to 5. St Louis topped Houston 6 to 2. Today's schedule lists New York at Chicago and other matchups. Some doubleheaders and night games noted with several N designations.
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Houston
Cincinnati
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