Ruzek 3rd in 440 for Austin in State Track
Austin's Dan Ruzek finished third in the 440 yard dash at the 1967 Minnesota State prep track meet at Macalester College. Waters of White Bear Lake won in 49.8, with Ashley of St Louis Park second. Austin scored three points to tie for 22nd. Moorhead captured the team title.
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Dan Ruzek
Macalester College
Ruzek
Ron Waters
White Bear Lake
Steve Ashley
St. Louis Park
Thek
Gene Heffern
Packers
Mankato
Northfield
Red Wing
Albert Lea
Eric Bungaard
Paul Bohnert
Moorhead
Major League Standings and Results Summary
National and American League standings are listed with wins and losses from Associated Press coverage. Key teams include Cincinnati San Francisco Chicago New York Philadelphia St Louis Los Angeles Houston and Atlanta with recent results from games across cities and upcoming matchups.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
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Atlanta
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Foyt Leads Ford to Le Mans Victory in 24 Hours
A. J. Foyt and Dan Gurney won the Le Mans 24 hour race for Ford, finishing at 3,909 miles with an average speed of 135.4 mph. Ferrari finished second and third after three Ford cars crashed near midway. Foyt, also Indy 500 winner, said Indy suits him best for the money.
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France
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Foyt
Dan Gurney
Ford
Ferrari
Ludovico Scamfiotti
Italy
Britain
Mike Parkes
Mario An
Swim Club Seeks Young Swimmers and Divers
Austin Swim Club seeks boys and girls six or older to join competitive diving and swimming. Call 433-9196 for diving and 433-2039 for swimming. The annual Austin Aquacade is planned for the weekend of July 1-2 at the municipal pool.
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Austin
Bud Higgins
Higgins
Legion Ties for Top in City Fast Pitch Softball
The American Legion blanked Wonder Bar Village 7-0 to move into a share of first place with a 2-0 record in the City Fast Pitch Softball League. Wonder Bar Village dropped to 0-4 while the Moose also stands 2-0.
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Wonder Bar Village
Moose
No Losing Seasons In 17 Years Seltz Leads AHS Baseball
Austin coach Dick Seltz has directed AHS since 1951 and his teams have 249 wins 58 losses and one tie with 15 state tourney appearances including 1952 1953 1959 1962 1954 and 1964 titles. The 1967 Packers stand 15-5 entering the opening round against New Ulm with six straight wins and a desire to claim the state crown at St Pauls Midway Stadium.
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Minneota
White Sox Take Over Top Spot In AL Rally
The White Sox moved into first place by one game over Detroit after sweeping the Yankees 2-1 and 3-2 as Detroit lost. Chicago gained help from Wayne Causey and Gerry McNertney, while Mantle tied Gehrig for most Yankee games played at 2,164. The Twins split with Baltimore to tie for fifth at 27-27 under new manager Cal Ermer who imposed workouts and curfews.
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Mele
Rollins
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Kaat
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Chicago
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Yankees
Joe Pepitone
Howard
Ruben Amaro
Jake Gibbs
Horace Clark
Amaro
Mickey Mantle
Walt Williams
Don Buford
Mantle
Lou Gehrig
Major league batting and pitching leaders listed for season
The record lists top players by category with team affiliations. Notable names include Kaline Detroit and F Robinson Baltimore leading in batting and home runs, with Clemene Clemente Pittsburgh driving RBIs and Brock St Louis strong in hits. Pitching leaders include Horlen Chicago and Sparma Detroit with 7 0 records and high strikeout totals by Marichal and Nolan.
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Sparma
Peters
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Rose
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N.Y
R. Allen
Phil
Cin
Aaron
Ail
Pereze
Wills
Phillips
Lemaster
Atl
Queen
Yale
Marichal
S.F
Nolan
1967 AHS Record Shows Strong Big Nine Standings
The list details the 1967 Alexandria High School standings with teams Mason City Albert Lea Owatonne Northfield and Rochester Mayo among others. Records include wins and losses plus district and conference references.
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Owatonne
Red Wing
Bloomington Kennedy
Winona
New Hope Cooper
Fairmont
Faribault
Mankato
Richfield
Rochester JM
Edina State Nets Title as Austin Earns Three Points
Rochester's Bob Daughterty defeated defending champ Robb Jones of Edina 6-4 7-5 to win the Minnesota high school singles tennis crown. Edina won the team title with 20 points, ahead of Minnetonka 15 and Mayo 13, while Edina also earned three points from Austin.
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Mounds View
Austin
Packers
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Dwight Dahlin
Dave Kubes
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Jerry Coleman Leads League as Commissioner and Broadcaster
Jerry Coleman, former New York Yankee second baseman, serves as commissioner of the Atlantic Collegiate Baseball League and also works as a Yankee broadcaster.
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Jerry Coleman
New York Yankee
Yankee
Pacelli Track Team Sets Seven School Records in 1967
The 1967 Pacelli Shamrocks finished 8-2 in dual meets, set seven school marks, and placed in several invitationals. Returnees include Herzog, Langowski, Hardwick, Dombrock, Reinartz, Langowski, and Callahan with Reinartz captain. Graduation will thin ranks but 13 lettermen return for 1968.
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Mankato
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Rochester
Shamrock
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Schmidt
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Larry Langowski
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Reinartz
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Hatten
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Mike Ciola
Lyle Blumenshien
Herzog
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Hardwick
Nelson
Krebsbach
Play Tonight in Austin as Legion Baseball Resumes
Coach Paul Sanders of the Austin American Legion says the postponed game with Fairmont will be made up tonight at Marcusen Park starting at 8 p.m. in Austin.
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Paul Sanders
Austin
Fairmont
Marcusen Park
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