Austin tops state tennis title with two players
In Minneapolis, Austin High School earned a historic state tennis crown at the University of Minnesota courts. Doubles team Steve Runtsch and Greg Knutson, joined by no singles entry, defeated Mayo and others to win the doubles and team titles, a first for the school. The Packers posted four wins to total 12 points, with Tom Brennan of West taking the individual ES crown to aid Austin’s triumph.
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Major League Standings and Saturday Results
Baseball standings and results from a busy weekend. Notable scores include New York beating San Diego 4 1 and Houston over St Louis 4 2. Cincinnati and Chicago battled to a rain tied 2 2 at eight innings.
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Bowling Top Five At Echo Lanes Record Scores
Echo Lanes hosts top five bowling results with Frohreich 473 and Trollen 473 leading men, Yunker 440, Anderson 437, Nelson 429 while Apollo women post Sanders 515 Larson 489 Hoeper 477 and Hoeper 567 along with Sanders 515 and Baum 538.
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Twins Fall In 12th After Rally Falls Short
In St Paul, Washington upsets Minnesota 7 5 in 12 innings as Del Unser belts the game’s fifth homer and Harmon Killebrew drives in four for the Twins. Casey Cox gets the win. Darold Knowles fends off Killebrew with bases loaded in the ninth. Carew misses game due to Marines duty. Twins host Red Sox next with Dick Woodson opposing Ray Jarvis.
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Majestic Prince Falls From Triple Crown Hopes in Belmont
In the Belmont Stakes Arts and Letters defeated Majestic Prince by a neck ending the colt's unbeaten run and delaying the Triple Crown. Elliott Burch praised his winner while trainer Johnny Longden defended Majestic Prince and blamed the slow pace for the defeat. Televised analysis questioned the strategy and pace as affecting Majestic Prince's chances.
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Amundson wins discus at Golden Midwest meet
George Amundson of Aberdeen South Carolina won the discus on Saturday at the Golden Midwest Track and Field meet with a 179 foot 7 inch throw.
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ASJC golfers and netters head to national meets
The Austin State Junior College golf team with a 41 1 record travels to Roswell New Mexico for the five day national meet at the New Mexico Military Institute. Teammates Jon Stephenson Dan Leimbek Leif Erickson and Randy Nelson join coach Jim Mittun. The tennis doubles team of Dave Kane and Jim Schutter flies to Ocala Florida for four day national meet at Central Florida Junior College. Kane and Schutter are Region 13 doubles champions.
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Morris Names Dick Wenzel Coach at Minnesota Morris
Dick Wenzel has been named head basketball and baseball coach at Minnesota Morris. The appointment comes from Morris, Minnesota, with Wenzel taking on dual roles for the Eagles in both sports. The move aligns with the college’s efforts to strengthen its athletics program.
Cycle champ Markel wins third AMA feature at Louisville
Flint Michigan rider Bart Markel captured his third straight American Motorcycle Association championship feature race at Louisville Downs on Saturday night.
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Petrocelli in groove as sluggers lead AL
Rico Petrocelli has emerged as a feared slugger this season, belting his 18th and 19th home runs in Boston's 8-2 win over Kansas City. He now leads the American League in homers and is second in the league with a .341 batting average, adding to a hot start that includes before-season averages of .282 .238 and .259.
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Stein to Enroll at Harvard Law Instead of Chiefs Career
Minneapolis AP reports All-Big Ten defensive end Bob Stein will enroll in Harvard Law School this year rather than start a professional football career with the Kansas City Chiefs. He chose academics over entering the NFL draft path.
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