Magee Tops City Spring Baseball Batting Charts
Kirk Magee led Austin High to a Big Nine and Sub-Region 2 title with a .441 average. Pacelli’s Pete Rockers hit .387 and Austin Community College’s Mike Faas batted .358. Magee and Rockers will play for Post 91 Packers and Austin Blues respectively this summer. Magee became the third player since 1951 to win two straight AHL batting titles.
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Perez drives Reds past Cardinals as NL games unfold
Perez belts a three run homer in the ninth inning to lift Cincinnati 8-7 over St. Louis, boosting his RBI total to 45. The Reds erased a 5-0 deficit and swept in 15 of last 20. Other NL results include Giants 5 Expos 0, Dodgers 7 Expos 4, Phillies 4 Padres 2, Pirates 6 Braves 2, Cubs 8 Astros 3.
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Major League Baseball Standings and Weekend Results
National and American leagues appear with standings for the American East and West divisions, listing teams such as New York Boston Baltimore Detroit Milwaukee Minnesota California Kansas City Texas Chicago Oakland and Cleveland. Friday results include New York over Texas and Kansas City over Baltimore, with multiple other scores and upcoming games listed for Saturday and Sunday across both leagues.
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Twins Rally Past Red Sox in Big Comeback Win
Minnesota bats explode in the first inning to erase a 3-0 deficit, then Tom Burgmeier mows down Boston for six innings as the Twins beat the Red Sox 11-4. Burgmeier improves to 3-0 with a 0.73 ERA. Reed and Ford drive in multiple runs.
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DNR Publishes Guides on Land Purchases and River Easements
The Department of Natural Resources offers free pamphlets detailing land acquisition by purchase or easement, rights of owners and public, relocation tax issues, and county land use ordinances for wild and scenic rivers. A separate brochure explains small streams easements and fishing access.
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St. John's Lutheran earns fourth win in church league
St. John's Lutheran topped First Baptist 15 to 9 to extend its league lead. Dale Siegfreid hit two home runs and Dave Watkins added one as defending champions moved to 4-0. Dick Wuertz and Rod Voelker split pitching duties in the Friday night slow pitch game.
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P and R Softball Games Rescheduled
The Austin Park and Recreation softball games set for Thursday June 10 are moved to Monday June 14 with teams competing as originally planned. John Lucas, No 1 NBA draft pick, signs to play World Team Tennis with the Golden Gaters.
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Brewers win after wild ball lodges in catcher’s gear protest brewing
A ball lodged in Tim Hosley s throat protector during an eighth inning incident sparked a Brewers win over Oakland 4 to 3 amid a possible protest. Umpire Dave Phillips ruled on the live ball play as Chuck Tanner and Charlie Finley eyed a rulebook dispute. In other AL games, Cleveland beat Chicago 5-4 in 13 innings and New York toppled Texas 7-5.
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Hill-Murray captures Minnesota Class AA baseball title
In St Cloud Minnesota Hill-Murray the Central Catholic Conference champions won the Class AA title 1 0 over Marshall finishing 20 2 for the season Joe Tamble pitched a two hitter Jeff Whisler scored on an eighth inning infield error Hill-Murray became the first Catholic school to win the state league crown Babbitt rallied to beat Sleepy Eye 6 5 in Class A Plainsview Park Center and Plainview posted strong seasons with big wins and finishes Sleepy Eye ended 18 4 Osseo Park Center defeated Little Falls 1-0 in Class AA third place game.
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