Noble's 1965 Chevelle wins Chateau feature at Friday race
Blooming Prairie driver Dave Noble in the No 75 Chevelle took the 30 lap Chateau feature amid a frenzied night of racing. Noble battled Joe Wurst early, then led all but the opening laps to finish first earning 175 dollars. Verlin Eaker crashed late while LeRoy Sharkey and LeRoy Sharkey contended for spots.
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Robinson fuels Orioles in 5-2 win over White Sox
Frank Robinson delivered a sixth inning RBI single, an eighth inning tying hit, and a ninth inning two RBI single as Baltimore beat Chicago 5-2. Manager Earl Weaver praised Robinson's all around impact while noting his .322 average with 14 homers and 42 RBIs. Other AL results included Cleveland over Minnesota 6-4 and Oakland over Boston 4-1.
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Mel Stottlemyre
Washburn nets fifth prep baseball crown in 5-1 rout
Unbeaten Washburn of Minneapolis captured the Minnesota state high school baseball championship, beating Albert Lea 5-1. Dale May and Jim Hatlestad drove in two runs each as Washburn built a 5-0 lead before Albert Lea's Dan Fahrman triple and Ron Brackey single. Baglien struck out seven in a three-hitter to seal the Miller title. Bemidji claimed third with a 3-0 win over South St. Paul. Greenway toppled Norwood-Young America 5-3 for consolation honors.
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State Amateur Sectional At Austin Country Club
The Austin Country Club hosts a sectional golf tournament for the Minnesota State Amateur tour on June 30 with an 18 hole event drawing entries from southeastern Minnesota. The lowest one third of players advance to the state meet at Minnesota Country Club in Minneapolis July 16 17 18. Tony Wiggins returns as meet director and notes the event is open to amateurs with 10 handicap or less. entry deadline is 5 p.m. June 23 with entries via Dave Bonella at the ACC pro shop.
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Legion at .500. Austin blanks Waterloo East 6 0
Austin American Legion baseball team improved to 1 1 with a 6 0 win over Waterloo East on Friday night at Marcusen Park. Pitcher Mike Cummings allowed two hits and fanned 11 as Austin built a 2 0 lead in the second and added four more runs through the sixth. Waller Knutson and Peterson drove in multiple runs as Austin announced a doubleheader with St Paul Thurland at 5 30 p m.
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Unbeatens To Meet In City Womens Softball Clash
The Austin Women’s Slow Pitch league features two unbeatens, Turf Club and Rebels, set to clash next Tuesday at 6 30 p m on Northwest Park’s diamond one after Turf Club extended to 7 0 this season and Rebels moved to 6 0 with Friday victories.
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Blues to Host Kasson Sunday in South Border Action
The Austin Blues (2-1) host Kasson (0-4) at Marcusen Park Sunday at 2 p.m. Manager Jim Sack will start Rick Heard, a former Austin High star and South Dakota State pitcher. Also on Sunday, Rochester visits Grand Meadow and Stewartville plays Albert Lea as the league slate continues.
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U S Open leader backs secret of success
Deane Beman, a 1% year old contender from Bethesda, Md., leads the U S Open after two rounds at Cypress Creek, saying a secret program improves his golf though declining to reveal specifics. He sits at 137, one stroke ahead of Bob Murphy and Miller Barber as the field is cut to 60 plus ties.
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Major League Standings and Results Across Leagues
The update shows division leaders and records for the East and West, listing teams such as Chicago New York Pittsburgh St Louis Philadelphia Montreal Atlanta Los Angeles San Francisco Cincinnati Houston San Diego with win totals and winning percentages. It also recaps recent results for Pittsburgh Atlanta Chicago Cincinnati Houston St Louis Los Angeles New York Philadelphia San Diego Montreal San Francisco and outlines today and Sunday's games along with Monday matchups and identically notes Seattle Oakland Detroit and others in the American loop.
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Russell to tell Auerbach retirement decision soon
Boston news says Bill Russell has not made a definite retirement decision yet. Celtics General Manager Red Auerbach said Russell telephoned from the West Coast and assured him he would be the first to know when he is ready to retire.
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Glenville Wins 2nd Straight in Legion Baseball
Glenville American Legion tops Waldorf 2-1 to stay undefeated. Ed Underwood earned the win with 3 strikeouts, supported by 3 1/3 innings of relief from Clark Cipra who fanned nine. Cipra and Bill Munson had Glenville’s two hits, with both runs scoring in the first inning. Glenville returns to action Monday.
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Indians call up Suarez for key win over Twins
Cleveland used Ken Suarez from Triple A Portland to fill in for injured catchers. He hit a 370-foot homer in the sixth, then added a ninth-inning single for the eventual 6-4 victory. Harmon Killebrew hit a three-run homer for Minnesota as they fell to 1 game back in the West. Sam McDowell earned the win, raising his league-leading strikeout total to 97. The Indians improved to 19-34.
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1969 Herald Big Nine track honor roll finals
The 1969 season produced six new records while several events remained from the prior year. Austin, Mayo, Rochester Mayo, John Marshall, Owatonna and Albert Lea set multiple marks in sprints and distances. Notable performances include Jim Lee and Mark Lutz delivering all time state records in pole vault and sprints respectively.
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Tom Partridge
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