Albert Lea Colonels Rally Past Austin 7-3
Albert Lea defeats Austin 7-3 at Hayek Park as three Austin errors and Charlie Weathers three homers key the win. Maurice Joel held off the rally, while Emil Scheid’s Packers drop to 2-2 in the Southern Minnesota League. The Colonels improve to 2-3 in five starts and set up a rematch at Marcusen Park Wednesday night.
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Austin
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Charlie Weathers
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Schmitt
Sprenger
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Bohland - Hoffman
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Scheid
So Joel
Eee Bartholomew
Reed and Bouton Power Yankees Past Tigers in 22 Innings
The Yankees defeated Detroit 3 2 in a 22 inning marathon at Tiger Stadium. Jack Reed hit his first major league homer with a man aboard in the 22nd to clinch the win as Jim Bouton worked seven innings in relief. The game set a new American League and majors record for length by innings, lasting seven hours.
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Jack Reed
Jim Bouton
Reed
Bouton
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Yankees
Roger
Bennett caps S M Golf title at Ramsey Club
Albert Lea’s Ellsworth Bennett captured the Southern Minnesota Golf Association championship at Ramsey Golf Club with a 27 hole total of 108 after a nine under par 62 in Friday’s Pro-Amateur and a 37-34-37 second round. Pike of Austin CC led stroke play with a 72 first 18 and tied for second in a three way playoff for the runner up.
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Southern Minnesota Golf Association
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Austin Country Club
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Ken
Pinky) Erickson
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Don Dutcher
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L. Kulas
Ramsey Ogg
Hotland
Lindgren
Poulson
F. Hanson
Austin’s Rinehart Tops Non Amateur Archery Field Event
Long Pink Nebraska AP report notes Bob Sevey of Mound Minnesota led freestyle with 1420 in the Midwestern Field Archery tournament part of the National Archery Association championships. Haven Rinehart of Austin Minnesota led non amateurs with 1351 and Fritz from Omaha topped pros at 1299. Jerry Tilden of Sioux Falls led instinctive and non amateur with 1215.
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Austin
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Omaha
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Sioux Falls
M.D
Light Heavyweight clash in Berlin ends Johnson win
In Berlin Harold Johnson defeats Gustav Scholz on points in a light heavyweight title bout. In New York Jose Gonzales beats Joey Archer on points. In Tokyo Sadao Yoonte defeats Primo Fomero on points for the Orient Flyweight Championship.
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Harold Johnson
Philadelphia
Gustav Scholz
West Germany
New York
Jose Gonzales
Puerto Rico
Joey Archer
Tokyo
Sadao Yoonte
Japan
Primo Fomero
Philippines
Faribault defeats Austin VFW 5-2 in Midget League game
Faribault toppled Austin VFW 5-2 at Marcusen Park as a seventh inning rally broke a 2-2 tie. Duffney pitched for Faribault with two doubles while Quednow had two hits for Austin. Richardson took the loss after relieving Russell in the fourth.
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Marcusen Park
Bob Richardson
Steve Russell
Bill Duffney
RHE
Faribault Vfw
Austin Vew
Duffney
Johnson
Russell
Richardson
Quednow
Bad News for Duck Hunters
The Interior Department reports a precarious outlook for wild duck production this year. Breeding populations in northern U S and Canada nesting grounds are down 37 percent from last year, with mallards 12 percent and pintails 28 percent below 1961 counts. Habitat in the Dakotas and Minnesota shows improvement, but is not expected to offset declines in Canada.
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Interior Department
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Canada
Alberta
Saskatchewan
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U.S
Canadian
Prairie
Stock Car Semi Feature Leads Chateau Speedway Saturday
Racing fans at Chateau Speedway Lansing saw a bonus program with a 15 lap stock car feature won by Don Hanson and a semi feature won by How ard Edwards. Heat winners were Dave Warrington and Dick Weldman. Modified stocks saw Dave Noble win the 15 lap feature while Bill Barnett claimed the semi feature. Orv Snater Galan Roger and Rex Garr took heat titles. Fireworks and flag ceremony planned for July 4 with free gates at 10:30 p.m. sponsored by the Austin VFW post.
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Lansing
Howard Edwards
Don Hanson
Dave Warrington
Dick Weldman
Dave Noble
Blooming Prairie
Bill Barnett
Orv Snater
Galan Roger
Rex Garr
Austin Vfw Post
Four Austin Golfers Enter Minnesota Junior Tourney
Austin golfers Larry Chesin Steve Hoag Glen Pike and Paul Stephani tee off in the Minnesota Junior Golf tournament at White Bear Yacht Club. The event features 36 holes over two days attracting players from 32 clubs, with former champion George Shortridge from Como not defending due to age. Sponsored by the Minnesota Golf Association.
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White Bar Yacht Club
Twin City
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Como
Eyota Tops Claremont 13 to 1 in Big Win
Eyota rapped 14 hits off Claremont pitchers and cruised to a 13 to 1 victory in South Border league action. Tom Smith pitched a three-hitter and hit a fourth inning home run, with Luke also homering for Eyota as they improve to 4-0 and Claremont drops to 3-3.
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Eyota
Tom Smith
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Mele Blames Relievers After Twins Fall to Angels
Minnesota manager Sam Mele faulted the bullpen as the Twins lost a Sunday doubleheader to the Los Angeles Angels 3-2 in 10 innings and 7-6. Relievers Ray Moore Dick Stigman Lee Stange and Georges Maranda could not seal late leads, while Bill Pleis was recalled to bolster the mound. Zimmerman injured, Rollins slumped, crowd set Sunday attendance record.
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Killer) Killebrew
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Palmer and Nicklaus Favored in Western Open Preview
AP reports Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus are co favorites to win the Western Open at Medinan No 3. Palmer defends the title won last year at Grand Rapids while the field includes top money winners and 1969 U S Open top finishers. The Medinan course 7,110 yards long tests the pros with a 71 par.
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Doug Ford
Art Wall
Doug Sanders
Cary Middlecoff
Reed and Bouton Lift Yankees in Historic 22-Inning Win
In Detroit, the Yankees beat the Tigers 9-7 after a 22-inning marathon the longest game in major league history. Reed hit his first major league home run with Maris aboard in the 22nd, while Bouton pitched seven innings of three‑hit relief for the win. Berra kept catching, Ford tracked pitches, and the club crowned two unlikely heroes amid record fatigue.
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Marshall Bridges
Arroyo Returns. Yankees Move Reniff to Richmond
The New York Yankees activated relief ace Luis Arroyo on Sunday and optioned pitcher Hal Reniff to Richmond as part of roster changes.
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