Hartman fires a brilliant one hitter in state baseball tourney
Dave Hartman wields a dominant one hitter to shut out Brainerd in the opening round as scouts note his untouchable potential. The Minnesota prep ace ranks among top hurlers in a strong pitching crop led by Mike Davison, Dave Kern, and Jerry Lyscio with Washburn staff undefeated.
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Dave Hartman
Brainerd
Austin
Hartman
Dick Seltz
Mike Davison
Springfield
Dave Kern
Washburn
Jerry Lyscio
Kern
Jim Erickson
Brian Wilhelm
Dan Dybyske
Millers
Palmer and Rule Lead Thunderbird Classic After First Round
Arnold Palmer shot 3 under par to share the first round lead at the Thunderbird Classic in Harrison New York. Rookie Jack Rule from Waterloo Iowa tied Palmer at 67 while Jack Nicklaus Gary Player and Ben Hogan also posted subpar scores among 138 players in sunny conditions with over 10 000 spectators. One shot back were Bill Eggers Bob Duden and Gay Brewer Jr each at 68.
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Palmer
Waterloo
Iowa
Jack Rule
Arnold
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Nicklaus
Ben Hogan
Sam Snead
Don Finsterwald
Rule
Bill Eggers
Henderson
Nev
Bob Duden
Portland
Ore
Gay Brewer, Jr
Dallas
Double Bill at Lansing Race Meet
A heavy thunderstorm washed out last week’s Chateau Speed way race meet at Lansing. Promoter Ernie Bachan plans two modified and two stock car feature races with consolation and semi-feature money added to the purse. Sixty-one cars are registered, with drivers from Minnesota and Iowa racing for top honors.
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Lansing
Ernie Bachan
Ron Ross
Bachan
Chateau Speedway
Austin
Rochester
Rose Creek
Blooming Prairie
Albert Lea
Minneapolis
Iowa
Osage
Charles City
Stacyville
Mason City
Dave Bjorge
John Fodness
Dick Veldman
Garry Majerus
Howard Edwards
Ron Thomas
Bud Lomholt
Orv Snater
Joel Wurst
Are Noble
Verlin Baker
Looming Prairie
Ken Sperry
Washburn takes semifinal 1-0 over Austin in state tourney
Washburn beats Austin 1-0 on Jim Erickson two hit shutout pitching to advance to the final against Hibbing. Hartman pitched seven for Austin in a tight regional game while Texas-like errors ruled the defense but not the scoring.
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Packers
Tim Schmitt
Erickson
Hartman
Troue
Steve Schmitt
al Berg
Brian Love
Schmitt
Austin
Chuck Granholm
Millers
Richfield
Jerry Clark
Phil Lang
Norm Heaton
Clark
Bob Straka
Washburn
Seltz
Springfield
Jay Best
Lonnie Williams
Anoka
Thief River Falls
Brainerd
Fairmont
Austin Netters in Jaycee Tourney
Over 200 players expected in the State Jaycee Junior Tennis tournament at the University of Minnesota this weekend. Play begins at 9 a.m. Saturday and Sunday. From Austin: Denny Dingman Dave Chiz Susan Louk and Mary Kay Duane. The eight winners advance to the national tournament in July at Provo Utah.
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University of Minnesota
Austin
Denny Dingman
Dave Chiz
Susan Louk
Mary Kay Duane
Provo
Utah
Koufax Dominates Colts to Keep Dodgers in NL Lead
Sandy Koufax pitched his fifth shutout of the season, blanking Houston 3-0 on three hits to move to 9-3 with a 1.77 ERA. He struck out 10 and helped the Dodgers maintain a slim margin over the Giants and Cardinals at the top. Willie Mays hit a 10th inning homer for the Giants in a 2-1 win over the Cubs, while the Cardinals beat Philadelphia 7-3.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Sandy Koufax
Houston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Koufax
Dodger Stadium
Dodgers
San Francisco
St. Louis
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Willie Mays
Cardinals
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Leo Cardenas
Gordy Coleman
Pittsburgh
John Tsitouris
New York Mets
Milwaukee
Tommy
Willie Davis
Dodger
Colts
Bob Bruce
Dick Groat
Cardinal
Willie
Johnny Roseboro
Mays
Felipe Alou
Billy O’dell
Cubs
O'Dell
Dick Ellsworth
Chicago
Ellsworth
Phil
Idle White Sox Grab Lead as Yanks Falter
The Twins powered to a 6-3 win over Kansas City as Bernie Allen revived his slump with two homers and a 7-for-12 stretch. Baltimore beat the Yankees 4-1, Brooks Robinson delivering a key two-run single and a third baseman throw at the plate. Kaline led Detroit with three hits and his 15th homer as Cleveland won 5-3.
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White Sox
Baltimore
New York
Yankees
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Brooks Robinson
Orioles
Bill Kunkel
Robinson
Joe Pepitone
Willie Kirkland
Indians
Tigers
al Kaline
Blooming Prairie Hosts Registered Trapshoot June 29–30
A Registered Trapshoot will be held June 29 and 30 at Blooming Prairie Gun Club. The meet opens with a 500 Marathon championship at 10 a.m. Saturday. Events follow under Lewis class and open optionals with 16 yard targets, scores counted in the official average, and Amateur Trapshooting Association rules. Awards total include a $50 first prize with trophy and $25 runnerup with trophy, plus class trophies for Lewis winners. Sunday features three classes open optional 16 yard event, 100 handicap targets at 18 to 27 yards, and 25 pair doubles.
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Blooming Prairie Gun Club
Lewis
Amateur Trapshooting Association
Austin Herald 1963 Notice Summary
Austin Minnesota Friday June 14 1963 front page brief notes a local event or notice dated that day in the Austin Herald with standard newspaper record details.
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Austin (Minn
Herald
Mason City Edges Albert Lea 3-0 in Southern Minnesota League
Mason City Braves win 3-0 over Albert Lea at Roosevelt Stadium behind Dave Langrock two hit pitching. Carl son adds key eighth inning two run double as eight hits off Rich Oliphant fuel the victory and move Mason City to 3-1, Albert Lea drops to 1-3. Saturday schedule features six league games plus exhibition Sunday Dairy and Kiddies Day at Austin Park.
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Minnesota Twins
Larry Hancock
California Western University
Hancock
Wytheville
Bob Allison
Farl Battey
Battey
Twins
Allison
Harmon Killebrew
Rich Rollins
Minny
Larry Bohannon
Crack
Missouri Tigers
Omaha
Bohannon
Mason City Braves
Mason City
Dave Langrock
Albert Lea
Minnesota
Roosevelt Stadium
Braves
Don Carlson
Colonels
Owatonna
Langrock
al Berg
Rich Oliphant
Carlson
Emil Scheid
Austin Packers
Bloomington
Mankato
Austin
Marcusen Park
Packers
Moose Dominate Fast Pitch League With 8-3 Victory
Moose remains undefeated at 9-0 after beating Idle Hour Inn 8-3 at Northwest Park. VFW beat Mike's Bar 5-3 behind homers by Yost and Ludwig while Lefty's Bar sits 6-2 with VFW. Combs Rusco tops Slow Pitch 12-1 over YMCA Men’s Club, John Lightly homered. Merchants beat Mrs Jaycees 21-0 led by Jo Ann Hulet triples. Penny Kvam won. Budweiser Beer 14-4 over Midtown Cafe after 17 hits. Next Fast Pitch action Monday Merchants vs Brown Derby 7 pm Lefty's Bar vs VFW 8:30 pm.
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Moose
Idle Hour Inn
Northwest Park
Idle Hour
VFW
Mike's Bar
Yost
Ludwig
Lefty’s Bar
Mike’s Bar
Allen Powers Twins Past Athletics in 6-3 Victory
Bernie Allen slugged two homers and a single as Vic Power added four hits helping the Minnesota Twins beat Kansas City 6-3. Power raised his avg to .248 and Allen to .867 after a seven-for-12 stretch. Battey left with a bruised elbow but likely fine. Perry earned the win, Kaat closed out, Drabowsky took the loss.
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ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Bernie Allen
Allen
Vic Power
Minnesota Twins
Kansas City
Chicago
Power
Kaat
Perry
Moe Drabowsky
A's
Gino Cimoli
Doc Edwards
Mele urges uniform warmup rules for umpires on mound aside
Twins manager Sam Mele pressed for consistent warmup pitch limits across umpires as his pitchers battle injuries. He notes three conflicting versions of the rule eight pitches versus five, weather influencing calls, and says uniformity would aid pitchers returning from innings.
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Twins
Mele
Joe Cronin
Austin VFW Tops Rochester VFW 4-3 In Tight Contest
The Austin VFW baseball team coached by Dale Ramlo defeated Rochester VFW 4-3. Mark Williams drove in the go ahead run with a seventh inning single. Dave Stillwell and Keith Keller combined for 11 strikeouts. Austin remains unbeaten in three straight wins and heads to Faribault for a Saturday doubleheader.
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Austin Vfw
Dale Ramlo
Rochester Vfw
Lyle
Mark Williams
Wetterburg
Austin
Rochester
Dave Stillwell
Keith Keller
Faribault
Winona
Lake City
St. Charles
Waseca
Albert Lea
Nash to Give Umpire Test and Tournament Notices
Gar Nash president of the Austin Softball Association announces the ASA umpiring test Saturday at Shaw Gym 2 p m with a $5 fee covering rulebook balls and strike newspaper and insurance. He also asks ASA members to help dismantle bleacher seats at Northwest Park Saturday 9 30 a m and notes Idle Hour Moose Lodge and VFW members enter the Owatonna tournament June 22 28. Derby Bar plays in Rochester June 28 29 30. An exhibition at the Athletic Field features Merchants vs Owatonna Saturday and June 22 Leftys Bar vs Minneapolis and Derby Bar vs Southern Minnesota Deaf of Faribault.
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Gar Nash
Austin Softball Association
Amateur Softball Association of America
Shaw Gym
Nash
ASA
Athletic Field
Northwest Park
Idle Hour
Moose Lodge
VFW
Owatonna
Derby Bar
Rochester
Merchants
Lefty’s Bar
Minneapolis
Southern Minnesota Deaf
Faribault
Twins Acquire Reliever Mike Fornieles From Red Sox
The Minnesota Twins purchased right handed reliever Mike Fornieles from Boston to bolster a thin mound staff. To make room on the roster, lefty Jim Roland was placed on the disabled list with tendonitis after a June 5 Kansas City injury. Roland must miss at least 30 days.
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ST. Paul-Minneapolis
Minnesota Twins
Mike Fornieles
Boston Today
The
Twins
Jim Roland
Fornieles
Washington Senators
Red Sox
Roland
Kansas City
Twins Roll Over KC In Scoring Spree On Road
Minnesota built a 6 3 win over Kansas City with early and late runs, power from Allen and solid hitting from Power Drabowsky and Fischer. The Royals left 8 on base as Versalles Powers and teammates pushed across four unanswered frames to seal the victory.
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Kansas
Rbi Versalles Ss
Hawkins
e-DelGreco Killebrew
Power Ocausey Ss
e-Green
Osiebern
Allison If
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Mel McGaha
Jim Kaat
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Jimmy Hall
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Sam Mele
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Frank Sullivan
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