Player Leads Open Amid Talk of Health Resilience
Gary Player shot 67 to lead the U S Open after a week of health battles and comebacks by stars like Ray Floyd Gene Littler and Arnold Palmer. He surged on Oakmont greens as others posted even par rounds including Trevino Colbert and Miller.
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Austin to Host UM Football Camp
University of Minnesota sponsored boys football camp in Austin on Monday July 23 for grades 5-11. Tuition 20 dollars covers seven hours of instruction plus insurance and T shirts. meals not provided. Cal Stoll and staff plus area high school coaches lead sessions across conditioning offense defense and kicking with personal gear required.
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Town House and North Main Skelly rise to 3-1 in slow pitch
Town House led by Keith Granney won 16-12 over Wayne's Liquor while North Main beat Frank's Upholstery 19-15 with Carl Krob on the mound. Austin Fruit Co. defeated Hog Fat 15-10 as Gary Noleroth collected four hits and Denny Gilbert and Rod Kekkonen homered. OWATONNA hosting forty teams in the annual fast pitch tournament with entrants from four states. John Perkins aces a 92-yard hole at Madden's Pine Beach near Brainerd with a nine iron.
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Poker run motorcycle race in Austin Sunday
A unique 100 mile poker run is scheduled in Austin this Sunday. The event is sponsored by the Austin Bike Supporters Motorcycle Club and will cover courses throughout the area.
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Blues fall 6 5 in 12 innings to Kasson in marathon
The Austin Blues drop a South Border League game 6 5 to Kasson Rochester in 12 innings at Marcusen Park. Gregg Sween homered inside the park for five Blues runs in the fifth. Kasson leads tied with Hayward at 2 1. The Blues host South St. Paul Saturday and travel to Hayward Sunday for a 2 p.m. game.
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Austin Herald Friday Name and Dateline
The snippet shows the masthead initial line for the Austin Minnesota Herald dated Friday June 15 1973, indicating the newspaper issue and publication date. It reflects a historical city newspaper record from 1973.
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Playboy Floyd Aims for Open Title at Oakmont
Ray Floyd, the 30 year old Arizona golfer known as a playboy, says he can win the U S Open at Oakmont. He shot 70 the first round, sits three behind leader Gary Player, and notes winning isn’t everything while stressing there is more to life than golf.
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Whitworth Leads 81 In Canada’s First Major Women’s Golf Open
Kathy Whitworth and Jocelyn Bourass head a field of 81 golfers teeing off in the opening round of the $50,000 La Canadienne, Canada’s first major women’s golf tournament, in Montreal.
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Bowling Top Five Echo Lanes Thursday
John Borgesen 572 Kevin Miller 515 Terri Anderson 501 Bob Tiernan 499 Gaylord Beebe 480 among top five. Try-ettes Betty Enright 521 Nancy Hulse 452 Ben Briner 451 Carol Guckeen 441 Cindy Arett 436. Summer Bantam Boy Eric Marcks 511 Brian Burness 368 Ed Pike 323 Dean Cafourek 316 Mike Steffen 315. Girls Joni Gilbertson 404 Dawn Groh 362 Julie Maxfield 329 Teresa Haines 200 Diane Roche 208.
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Legion’s Golf Meet Sunday at Ramsey Course
The annual Post 91 Austin American Legion men’s golf tournament is scheduled for Sunday at Ramsey Course. The 18 hole event is open to members only with tee times from 7 a.m. So far 100 have signed up to play and prizes include memberships and merchandise.
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Bane Eyes Major League Start For Twins Draft Pick
Arizona State ace Ed Bane, 5-foot-10 and 166 pounds, was Minnesota Twins' No. 1 pick in the summer draft. He wants to sign after the College World Series. Twins president Calvin Griffin said he aims to place Bane on the major league roster once he signs. Bane said he would like to start as high as possible.
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Left handed pitcher eyes major league debut gamble pays off
Griffin notes the player is left handed and has potential for the Twins after a first round selection. Bane praises the choice and cites a spring exhibition four hitter win over the Angels as validation. The ASU pitcher posted a 425 681 strikeouts 492 1 3 innings 36 complete games in 55 starts.
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Twins plan to sign Bane today in Bloomington office
Minnesota Twins President Calvin Griffith expects college star Eddie Bane to sign a major league contract in his Bloomington office. The 21 year old left handed pitcher from Arizona State is likely to be kept on the major league roster.
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Chateau Races Resume Saturday at Chateau Speedway
Rochester driver Wendell Kuehn seeks a second straight late model feature win at Lansing's Chateau Speedway as Gerhard Wollenburg Dave Noble and Dale Baker challenge him. Wytaske aims to repeat in hobby stock with Gene Krueger looming as major threat in Lansing. No. 1 Lomholt defends street stock title as 1,620 fans watched season opener.
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No-hitter by Lee powers Winona toward title in Minnesota tourney
In St Paul, Winona defeats Apollo 5-0 as Jim Lee throws the tournament's third no hitter. Bemidji advances to the final by beating Park Center 5-2 with Andy Kannenberg earning 10 strikeouts. Winona will face Bemidji at 7 30 p m tonight at Midway Stadium. Benson faces Glencoe in the consolation final.
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Olivares Favored in June 23 Forum Bout
In Inglewood California Ruben Olivares a former world bantamweight champion was listed a 10 8 favorite for his June 23 showdown at the Forum against undefeated challenger Bobby Chacon.
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