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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1969

Page

11

Austin Blues stay in South Border race with Kasson win

Austin crushed defending champ Kasson 12-4 to move to 3-1 in the South Border League while Rochester led at 3-0 after a 12-2 win over Grand Meadow. Stewartville beat Albert Lea 4-3. Rochester hosts Austin next Sunday at Mayo Park after Thursday games with Stewartville and Grand Meadow.

Austin Blues Rochester Austin Grand Meadow Stewartville Albert Lea Kasson Kasson Rochester

Major League Leaders By The Associated Press

American League batting leaders include Carew and Robinson with high averages and power hitters Blair and Killebrew. Robinson leads runs and RBIs. Cam Ers, Harper, and Jackson among standouts in runs scored and stolen bases. Pitching leaders feature McNally and McDowell with top strikeout totals. National League highlights show M. Alou and McCovey in batting and power, Brock and Wills atop steals, with Stone and Singer leading pitching.

Carew Minnesota F. Robinson Baltimore Blair Powell Killebrew R. Jackson Oakland Petrocelli Boston McNally Lyle McDowell Cleveland Culp M. Alou Pittsburgh MceCovey San Francisco Wynn Houston Kessinger Chicago Banks Francisco A. Johnson Cincinnati Tolan Atlanta McCovey L. May Brock St. Louis Wills Los Angeles

Hodge Takes Second in NCAA College Division 880

Ashland Ohio Macalester College runner Dave Hodge finished second in the 880-yard run at the NCAA College Division Track and Field meet. He clocked 1 minute 50.8 seconds as Mathias Michael of California Polytechnic won in 1:49.6 to give Poly its second straight College Division title with 76 points.

Ashland Ohio Dave Hodge Macalester College St. Paul Minn Hodge Mathias Michael California Poly San Luis Obispo Poly

Easy winner Bobby Jones clocks Lakewood 100 victory

AP reports Bobby Jones of Greenville DC powered his 1966 Ford to a full lap win in the Lakewood 100 late model sportsman race. First prize $1,000. The piece also notes Fred Nix wins the 100-mile national motorcycle championship in 1:32:09 at Loudon NH, Emilie Burrer and Becky West defend titles in the Women’s National Collegiate Tennis Tournament, a Denver hockey promotion wins a new car courtesy of a lucky ticket, William Carey College claims NAIA baseball title, and Red Ruffing in coaching at age 64 with the Denver Bears.

Atlanta Bobby Jones Greenville D.C Loudon N.H Fred Nix Franksville Wis Cal Rayborn San Diego Northfield, Minn Emilie Burrer Becky West Trinity University San Antonio Tex Carleton College Denver Charles Horner Denver Spurs New York Yankees Charles Red) Ruffing Ruffing Denver Bears

Amundson Wins Golden West Discus Title With 193-6

George Amundson of Aberdeen SD unleashed a 193 feet 6 inches discus throw Saturday night to win the Golden West meet and break the 1968 record of 193-0 set by Jim Penrose of Belmon t.

Sacramento Calif George Amundson Aberdeen S.D Amundson Jim Penrose Belmont

Legion B Team Dominate St Paul 8-0 To Gain 1-1 Record

Austin's Fordtown Legion baseball team defeated Como Recreation of St Paul 8-0 to even their record at 1-1. Steve Lenoch pitched a two hitter with eight strikeouts, and the offense scored two in the first inning and three in each of the next two. Tony Peterson, Dave Feierer and Gary Rector had two hits apiece. The Fordtowners totaled 12 hits and host Grand Meadow in the Four-County League at 6:15 p.m.

Mayo Park Austin Dan Bjerke Kasson Bjerke LeRoy Barruth Dale Seth Doug Hartman Hartman Rick Heard Mark Ramlo Blues Brad Sanvick Barney Bartholomew Bob Wetterberg Gary Quednow Rochester Grand Meadow Jerry Simes Curt Palmer al Hiley Gregg Sween Fordtown Legion Como Recreation of St. Paul Steve Lenoch Tony Peterson Dave Feierer Gary Rector Fordtowners Howie Strey

Legion's defense shines in 2-0 11 inning setback

Austin American Legion varsity drops to 1-2 after a 2-0 loss to St. Paul in 11 innings. Pitchers Kurt Best and Nick Lindgren limited St. Paul to six hits while St. Paul hurlers Tom Johnson and Steve Doyle struck out 16. Center fielder Rick Knutson and right fielder Don Leathers made key plays. Austin leaves with near-win potential as they head to Fairmont, Albert Lea, and Mason City in upcoming games. Hackenmiller to start tonight for Austin.

Austin Kurt Best Nick Lindgren St. Paul Tom Johnson Steve Doyle Barry Waller Rick Knutson Don Leathers Bob Alfonso Legionaires ST. Paul Tjurland Wandamicher Doyle Johnson Jiesboldt Tschi Ae O'Malley Alfonse Ee Youngdahl Sasbesevessees Ee Austin Ae Orbi Seltz Seeeeeneees Peterson Ball Hackenmiller Waller Seeeee Knutson Hendrikson Thers Eee Best Eel Sack Paul St P SO Johnson Lindgren, LP

Moose fall short after perfect start in Wisconsin tourney

Austin's Moose mens fast pitch softball team finished 3rd at Prairie du Chien tourney to move to 12-6. Gary Watland threw a perfect game vs Tennyson in the opening 4-0 win, fanning 14 with no hits or walks. Moose then beat Cedar Rapids 13-6 before an 8-2 loss to Whitaker Buick. Lyle Cline led with seven hits in 11 at bats.

Prairie DU Chien Wis Austin Moose Rolf Syneground Gary Watland Tennyson Watland Welty Cedar Rapids Iowa Kenny Hagen Tip Whitaker Lyle Cline Rochester Mason City

Thousands of fish die at Lake Sallie near Detroit Lakes

Thousands of dead fish, mostly bullheads and some crappies, lined Lake Sallie shore near Detroit Lakes in a Colunarus disease outbreak. The bacterial fungus attacks gills causing erosion and suffocation, killing many fish.

Detroit Lakes Minn Lake Sallie

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