Austin High School spring sports awards list
Seventy four AHS athletes earned spring sports awards in baseball golf track and tennis for boys and track for girls. Notable honors include Nat Goudy Memorial Awards to Sage Neve and Hesla. Team reports: baseball 14 3 record and share of Big Nine, golf 11 1 dual meets and Big Nine District 2 crowns, track 8 2 duals and state fourth with 880 relay third, tennis 7 7 duals Big Nine and District 2 titles, girls track 5 3 duals District 2 champions.
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Nat Goudy
Dave Sage
Kevin Neve
Brett Hesla
Dan Wilson
Mark Sanders
Tim Dolan
Blake Evenson
Jim van Proosty
Todd Johnson
Scott Ramlo
Jack Dudycha
Brad Borland
Randy Brown
Brad Longueville
Doug Haugen
Patty Benson
Sue Fahre
Liz Ackerwold
Kathy Erickson
Penny Price
Chris Holton
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Southpaw Whiffs 10 May and Yankees Defeat Twins
The Rudy May Fan Club convened at Shea Stadium and praised May as a top AL pitcher. Bill Virdon Rod Carew and May himself all voiced high praise in New York.
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Rudy May
Shea Stadium
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Bill Virdon
Rod Carew
North Stars sign Barrett to multi year defense pact
Minnesota North Stars announced defenseman Fred Barrett, 25, signed a multi year contract. Barrett was voted the team’s top defenseman after the 1974 75 season in which he had three goals and 18 assists. The club still has three unsigned players for 1975 76.
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al Ross
Finks
Vikings
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Dan Rooney
Pittsburgh Steelers
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Steelers
Ronnie Shanklin
Irving
Pele to Join New York Cosmos in U S Soccer Move
Brazil star Pele appears at the 21 Club in New York during a news conference where he signs to play for the New York Cosmos, signaling a major league shift and anticipation of his impact in American soccer.
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New York Cosmos
Twins sign two more draft picks to reduce unsigned total
Minnesota Twins have signed 18 of 40 draft selections as two high picks agreed to terms. Gary Field from West Palm Beach Florida and Don Yarborough from Fort Pierce Florida signed and were assigned to the Appalachian League farm team in Elizabethton Tennessee.
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Gary Field
West Palm Beach
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Fort Pierce
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Bears executive warns Rozelle Rule could end NFL
Jim Finks, Bears general manager, testifies that removing the Rozelle Rule would degrade the game for clubs, players, and fans. He predicts rising salaries and waning fan and TV interest, calling it "the beginning of the end" of the NFL.
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Major League Baseball Standings and Friday Schedule Insight
Full standings for MLB games list Yankees, Orioles, Brewers, Indians, and other clubs with pitchers and records. The piece also notes Friday matchups, rainouts, and rescheduled games, plus NFL figures discussing player salaries and antitrust issues involving Vikings quarterback Joe Kapp.
Grand Meadow tops Stewartville in Legion baseball opener
Grand Meadow defeated Stewartville 3 to 2 in the Four County League opener. Kevin Peterson drove in runs with a first inning double and a two run homer in the third. Dick Dodds earned the win with four hits allowed and 12 strikeouts. Grand Meadow hosts Blooming Prairie next.
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Dick Dodds
Blooming Prairie
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Koll Haddorff to lead summer boys basketball program
Summer basketball for boys in grades 5-9 will be led by Lee Koll and Oscar Haddorff. The schedule lists Grade 5-6 at Banfield and Neveln rec centers on TueThu 1 3 pm, Grades 7-9 at Ellis and Pacelli 9 am to noon, with open drop-in games for seniors and community college players evenings in that period.
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Oscar Haddorff
Banfield Family Recreation Center
Neveln Family Recreation Center
Ellis Junior High
Pacelli Senior High
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Austin Track Club Opens Season at Albert Lea Meet
The Austin Track Club travels to Albert Lea for its first meet at Hemmer Field starting at 5 30 p m. Sponsored by the Park and Recreation Dept the event features age groups 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 and 18 plus with competition in each group.
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Austin
Park and Recreation Dept
Albert Lea
Hemmer Field
YMCA Tennis Lessons for Youth Begin Next Week
The YMCA offers four two week tennis classes for boys and girls in grades 4 9 starting next Monday at the Municipal Courts behind the pool. Sessions run Monday Wednesday and Friday from 1 to 1 45 p.m. Registration closes before Monday. Four sessions available June 16 27 June 30 July 11 July 14 25 July 28 Aug 15.
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Horton Loses Cool in Tigers Anger Rally Against Angels
Willie Horton sparked a brawl after an inside pitch as Detroit and California opened a doubleheader with a 14-7 loss for the Tigers. Horton charged the mound and tied up benches as Tanana’s pitches provoked tempers in a night of rain delays and a suspended game.
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Lifesaving Classes Offered at Austin YMCA
The Austin YMCA opens six week lifesaving courses starting June 17 for juniors 11 plus and seniors 15 plus. Classes meet Mondays and Wednesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. Open to members and non members with sessions running until July 24.
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Cubs Sign Top Draft Pick Brian Rosinski From Evanston
The Chicago Cubs announce the signing of their first round pick Brian Rosinski an 18 year old from Evanston Illinois. Rosinski regarded as the top choice in the professional baseball draft joins the team with a multi year contract.
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Chiat Cubs
Brian Rosinski
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Lorenzen Leads Fawcett Memorial Trapshooting Meet
Roger Lorenzen of Grand Meadow won the 23rd Captain Billy Fawcett Memorial Trapshooting meet at the Minneapolis Gun Club, breaking 100 straight targets to claim the Ernie Maetzold Memorial 16-yard championship. All-American Don Ewing placed second with 99, LuAnn Munson won the ladies title with 93, Tom Simon earned the junior title with 91, and Frank Thurow captured the veterans title. Al Degner won the Maetzold veterans title.
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Roger Lorenzen
Grand Meadow
Billy Fawcett
Minneapolis
Lorexen
Ernie Maetzold
Don Ewing
Onawa
Iowa
LuAnn Munson
Howard Lake
Tom Simon
New Germany
Minn
Frank Thurow
Osage
al Degner
Owatonna
Minnesota girls track records not national marks
The National Federation of State High School Associations informed the Minnesota State High School League that pending records set at the 1975 Minnesota Girls Track and Field Meet will not be national marks. The league claimed state records in four events: 110-yard hurdles 14.4 by Kathy Borgwarth, mile run 5:01.1 by Marybeth Spencer, 10-yard dash 11.1 by Lyn Ves, and 80-yard relay 1:43.11 by Anoka’s Sue Gibson, Dana Morrisette, Cathy Dehen and Debbie Feriancek.
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National Federation of State High School Associations
Minnesota
MSHSL
Brainerd
Kathy Borgwarth
City Softball Results In MENS Slow Pitch League
Austin Moose defeated Leftys 14 to 5. Winning pitcher Charlie Voogh. Voogh, James and Kunze homered for Moose with Kunze going 4 for 4. Spinler and James were 4 for 4 for Lefty. Faber, Torgrimson and Ball homered for the losers.
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Falcons Sign 17th 1975 draftee Ortega
University of Florida linebacker Ralph Ortega becomes the 17th Falcons draft choice to sign with Atlanta for the 1975 season.
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University of Florida
Ralph Ortega
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