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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1957

Page

10

Ulrich to Enter 11th Walter D Shelden Golf Tourney

Wally Ulrich a three time Shelden Memorial winner will join Rochester Golf and Country Club pro Art Ingle ston for the 11th annual Sheldon June 22 and 23. All but one former champion are expected to compete with Jack Fleck skipping to play in the Western Open in Detroit. Pro golfers from Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa and the Dakotas vie for the title as Ulrich aims for his fourth. In other notes a disputed Detroit homer by Bill Skowron and Tigers manager Jack Tighe drew protests from the Detroit camp and umpire John Flaherty sided with the call. The Southern Minnesota season continues with its tense 21 game halves.

Wally Ulrich Walter D. Shelden Rochester Ulrich Austin Bill Skowron Detroit Tiger Jack Tighe Tighe Skowron John Flaherty Steve Gromek Minnesota

Austin Faces Top Prep Pitcher in State Tournament Opener

Dick Seltz's Austin squad draws Bemidji at St Paul Midway Stadium in the first round. Bemidji’s Bill Lawrence carries a 10-2 record with 1 earned run allowed in 65 innings, 118 strikeouts, and 27 walks. He leads Bemidji with a .516 batting average with 16 hits. Lawrence aims to anchor Bemidji’s bid as Austin sports its best hitting lineup since Seltz became coach in 1951.

Dick Seltz Austin Bemidji St. Paul's New Midway Stadium Bill Lawrence Lawrence St. Paul Washington Horace May Corky Johnson Seltz

Milbrandt Heads to Colorado as Cicla Seeks Cohesion

Milbrandt from Winona and Jerry Olson of Austin, bothBig Nine standouts, are set to join the University of Colorado program. Lou Cicla aims to organize the ball club and improve on-pitch chemistry with these additions, making a winning lineup possible.

Lou Cicla Tenald Milbrandt Winona University of Colorado Jerry Olson Austin

Pennant Fever Tightens Top Five in American Association

The American Association pennant race tightens as Wichita Braves beat Omaha 31 to secure first place while St Paul, Minneapolis, Denver, and Denver all win one run games. St Paul nips Charleston 8 7 in 10 innings. Minneapolis edges Louisville 3 2 in 10 innings. Denver downs Indianapolis 2 1. Top five teams now within five games.

American Assn Wichita Braves Skein Omaha St. Paul Minneapolis Denver Charleston Louisville Indianapolis Joey Ray Cardinals Rance Pless Johnny Glenn Saints Bill Wilson Don Griffin Senators Don Demeter Wilson Demeter Millers Don Grate Jack Tobin Colonels Dom Zanni Mike Blyzka

Iowans Top Austin Legion 9-2 Behind Byerly Five-Hit Pitching

Mason City won 9 to 2 at Marcusen Park as Bob Byerly limited Austin to two runs through six innings with Cal Lahan adding two doubles and a single. Mason City pounded Leon Johnson, Chuck Schneider and Lyle Cline for nine hits aided by five Austin errors. Austin coach Sig Qvale’s squad sits 1-1. Mason City improves to two straight.

Mason City Bob Byerly Austin 92 Austin Legion Sig Qvale New Richland Marcusen Park Albert Lea Winona Chiefs Gabrych Park Winona Frank Brown Braves Dick Stanton Chiefs Jim Bell Jim Lawler Freese

Makeup win gives Lansing Corners 12-1 victory

Lansing Corners defeated Miller Real Estate 12-1 in a City League softball makeup at Northwest Field. Mort Helland allowed two hits as Millers scored in the fifth behind a hit and two errors. Lansing Corners had 12 hits, seven runs in the sixth, improving to 3-1 while Millers drop to 2-2.

Lansing Corners Miller Real Estate Northwest Field Mort Helland Millers Lansing M. Anderson Lakers Merchants Jim Earnhardt Hal Hudson Pete Vitale Chuck Weis Mankato Fairmont Albert Lea Packers Milt Nielsen Don Dahlke Neilsen Bloxam Albert Lea Hal Snyder Martins Braves Crone Warren Spahn Don Newcombe Cincinnati Dodgers Gil Hodges the Brooks Hal Jeffcoat Redlegs

Portland man Carl Olson dies after fight with Joey Maxim

Portland, Ore. residents report the death of 187 year old Carl Bobo Olson of Vancouver Washington following a boxing match bout with Joey Maximig 639.Authorities are reviewing details of the incident and planned services for Olson.

Portland Ore Carl Bobo Olson Vancouver Wasc Joey Maximig

End of 7-Game Losing Streak for Austin Packers

Austin Packers snap a seven game skid with an 83 Royals beat Rochester Royals 15 hits and Clem Kelecava earns his first win in relief. Dick Cordell hits his seventh homer and Gene Steiger adds a homer and two singles to back the foe.

Rochester Minn Austin Packers Rochester Royals Mayo Field Clem Kelecava Lou Ciola Dick Cordell Gene Steiger Cordell Steig Winona Mason City Austin Albert Lea Packers Bob McGhee Pat Foley Art Seguso Bob Riggenbach Seguso Steiger Phil Morris Red Lindgren Vic Napolitano Ken Bawek McGhee Royals Kelecava Dick Newberry Dick Lubinski Jim King Bill Leach Newberry Clem Lubinski Napolitano Ciola Banek

Packers Averages Winona 5-3. Mason City routs Royals

In a doubleheader summary the Packers sunk Winona 5-3 while Mason City beat the Royals and left 14 men on base. Kelecava battled wildness but allowed only six hits as Austin built an early lead with Seguso and Cordell contributing.

Packers Face Makeup Test at Mason City

Austin Packers travel to Mason City for a SM League makeup game replaying last Saturday’s 3-3 tie stalled by ninth inning rain. Bill Knox starts for Austin aiming for his second win. Mason City counters with Bill Freeze or Art Humker as the Packers seek more hitting after a 15-hit night against Rochester.

Lou Ciola Austin Packers Mason City Packers Rochester Braves Cioa Bill Knox Knox Bill Freeze Art Humker Faribault Mankato Tanley Field Lakers

Mikan Becomes Lakers Coach as Kundla Named GM

George Mikan, former Lakers star, is named coach of the Minneapolis Lakers with Johnny Kundla elevated to general manager. Kundla, coach since the team's start a decade ago, accepts the GM post reluctantly citing health and family reasons. Both contracts are for an indefinite period and Mikan will split law practice with coaching duties.

Minneapolis L George Mikan Minneapolis Lakers National Basketball Assn Johny Kundla Laker Kundla Mikan Lakers Laker High Command Minneapolis Roy Wier D-Minn DePaul University Associated Press John

Oriole Relief Ace Zuverink Shines In Hot Water

Baltimore relief pitcher George Zuverink earned credit for a 2 1 victory over the Chicago White Sox, pitching in hot spots 24 times this season. Manager Paul Richards praised his calm under pressure and control, noting Zuverink rarely walks batters and often enters with the tying run aboard.

Baltimore George Zuverink Paul Richards Baltimore Orioles Chicago White Sox Orioles Zuverink Richards Oriole al Lopez White Sox Detroit

Three Teams Share Lead in Club Loop Baseball

The Eagles, Mapleview, and Veterans of Foreign Wars sit atop the Club Baseball League with 2-1 records after makeup games Tuesday. Mapleview beat the Eagles 9-8 as Riles hit a grand slam off Stillwell. VFW won 9-1 over the Elks with Dombrock pitching. Moose and American Legion idle to meet later.

Eagles Mapleview Veterans of Foreign Wars Riles Stillwell VFW The Elks Dombrock Moose American Legion

Giammalva and MacKay Lead NCAA Tennis Second Round

Sam Giammalva of Texas and Barry MacKay of Michigan advanced to the NCAA tennis tournament's second round as top seeds pace the field.

Salt Lake City Sam Giammalva Texas Barry MacKay Michigan

Portland Edges Hollywood 14 Innings 6-5

In a marathon 14 inning game, Portland outlasted Hollywood 6 to 5. The Pacific Coast League contest featured extended scoring into extra innings with both teams producing late threats.

Portland Hollywood Seattle Vancouver Los Angeles Sacramento San Diego San Francisco

Blues Exibition Tonight as Blues Face Lyle at Marcuson Park

The Austin Blues of the Down State League meet Lyle of the South Border League in an exhibition at Marcuson Park starting 7 30 p m. A tuneup for Sunday’s crucial Down State test against Mankato the first place decider. Battey Perl and McKay start for the Blues with Slupe Ploof Tate Mathias Hatch Becker and Greenameyer in action. Owatonna defeated the Rochester Red Caps 11 2 last night as Rochester sinks to 3 7.

Austin Blues Marcuson Park Lyle Mankato Blues Rochester George Battey Dave Perl Bob McKay Dale Slupe Dave Ploof Gary Tate Bob Mathias Jerry Hatch Dale Becker Dan Greenameyer Owatonna Rochester Red Caps

St Cloud Edges Aberdeen In 15 Inning Home Win

St Cloud and Aberdeen battled 15 innings before St Cloud pulled out a 5 4 Northern League win. Fargo Moorhead won 6 5 in 10 innings over Duluth Superior while Wausau defeated Grand Forks 11 5. Eau Claire Winnipeg game postponed due to wet grounds.

Associated Press St. Cloud Aberdeen Fargo Moorhead Duluth Superior Wausau Grand Forks Eau Claire Winnipeg

Boxing Bouts Across Cities Highlight Fights

In Phoenix Zora Polley 200 from Phoenix faced Julius Griffin 199 of New York with estopped result. In New Orleans Charley Joseph 159 beat Spider Webb 160 of Chicago by outpoint in ten rounds. In Richmond Ruben War 188 stopped Romero 252 of San Francisco. In Montreal Lulu Perez 13415 from Brooklyn outpointed Boby Courches he 13443 of Holyoke in ten rounds.

Phoenix Ariz Zora Polley Julius Griffin New York New Orleans Charley Joseph Spider Webb Chicago Richmond Calif Ruben War Romero San Francisco Montreal Lulu Perez Brooklyn Boby Courcheshe Holyoke Mass

Frank Lary Tops AL in Innings Pitched in 1956

Detroit pitcher Frank Lary led the American League in innings pitched in 1956 with 294 frames.

Frank Lary Detroit

Shantz Shines as Yankees Top Tigers and Standings Shift

Bobby Shantz, bright spot in the Yankees rotation, earned an 8-1 record and 1.87 ERA after a 2-1 win over Detroit, helping New York stretch its winning streak to five and close in on Chicago. Other NL action included Crone’s relief win for the Giants and Spahn’s rough outing as Milwaukee clung to first.

Bobby Shantz Casey Stengel New York Yankees Yankees Art Ditmar Shantz Kansas City Ditmar Ol’ Case Chicago Detroit Cleveland Yankee Whitey Ford Tigers York Baltimore Boston Ralph Terry Virgil Trucks Washington Ray Crone Milwaukee New York Giants Braves Pittsburgh St. Louis Philadelphia Cubs Brooklyn Dodgers Phils Cincinnati Bobby Richardson Billy Hoeft

Pheasants Lost in Marshall Flood Across Upland Range

Minnesota game and fish division reports severe flood damage to pheasant nests and broods in the Marshall Montevideo Willmar area. Officials note many nests and young birds likely perished as floodwaters rose, with potential renesting to offset losses. Aerial survey and restricted travel limit exact totals.

ST. Paul Marshall-Montevideo-Willmar Minnesota Game and Fish Division Hiram Southwick Southwest Regional Southwick

Repeat Members Named to U S Walker Cup Team

Billy Joe Patton and Bill Campbell are named repeat members of a 10 man U S Walker Cup golf team to face Britain's best at the Minikahda Club in Minneapolis on August 30 and 31.

New York Billy Joe Patton Bill Campbell Britain Minikahda Club Minneapolis

Jockey Eddie Arcaro Sets Preakness Victory Record

Hall of Fame jockey Eddie Arcaro holds the Preakness record with five wins. He rode Nasua, Bold, Hill Prince, Citation and Whirlaway to victory in the classic race.

Eddie Arcaro Nashua Bold Hill Prince Citation Whirlaway

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