Gonzalez pleads for Wimbledon to start noon matches
Pancho Gonzalez after the longest Wimbledon match pleads for an earlier start time and no late matches. He defeated Charlie Pasarell 22-24 1-6 16-14 6-3 11-9 in a marathon that began Tuesday, resumed Wednesday, drawing 15 000 fans on center court. Other long matches and notable results included Ian Smith, Arthur Ashe, Clark Graebner, Billie Jean King and Margaret Court lineup today.
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Wimbledon
England
Pancho Gonzalez
Bones
Los Angeles
Gonzalez
Charlie Pasarell
Santurce
P.R
Pasarell
Gonzalez-Pasarell
Ian Smith
U.S
Clark Graebner
New York City
John Brown
Australia
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Calif
Bernice Vukovich
South Africa
Margaret Court
Billie Jean
Betty Ann Grubb
Santa Monica
Chesin Sets 27 Hole Record at Sunny Brae Invite
Larry Chesin of Austin won the Sunny Brae Country Club Invitational at Osage with a 103 for 27 holes, two under par, after rounds of 33 each and a final nine of 37. Ken Erickson and George Bebbe tied for old records. Blong finished tied for fifth. Leinbek beat Holcomb in a playoff for second. One hundred six golfers competed in cool, threatening weather as championship flight played 27 holes.
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Larry Chesin
Austin
Sunny Brae
George Beebe
Waverly
Tom Blong
Dyersville
Dick Leinbek
Tom Holcomb
Waterloo
Leinbek
Fred Grawe
Wave
Major League Baseball statistical leaders today
American League leaders include Carew batting .379, Blair with 95 hits and 65 RBIs, and R. Jackson leading in runs with 59. Pitching leaders show McNally 10-0 and Lolich 9-1. In the National League, M Alou leads with 112 hits and .365 average, and Jenkins tops strikeouts with 129.
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Carew
Minnesota
F. Robinson
Baltimore
R. Jackson
Oakland
Blair
Killebrew
Powell
McAuliffe
Detroit
J. Hall
New York
Hogan
Seattle
F. Howard
Washington
Petrocelli
Boston
Harper
Campaneris
M. Alou
Pittsburgh
A. Johnson
Cincinnati
C. Jones
Wynn
Houston
Kessinger
Chicago
Banks
Santo
Palmer Aims for Cleveland Open Victory After Fine 64
Arnold Palmer, not fully satisfied, says he may be on the way to his goal after shooting a six under par 64 in the amateur event before the Cleveland Open. He notes past titles and recent struggles, cites putting as the current hurdle, and highlights a dramatic first-hole double bogey yet steady recovery.
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Arnold Palmer
Cleveland
Aurora Country Club
The
Galleries
Charlotte
N.C
Albert Lea Legion Defeats Kato 4-0 In Bump-Free Win
Albert Lea American Legion blanked Mankato 4-0 as Dick Humphrey cleared bases with a double in the sixth after Dean Dahl led off with a single. Ron Erickson scored two runs, and Bill Nelson pitched a strong game with eight strikeouts for Albert Lea.
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Mankato
Albert Lea American Legion
Dick Humphrey
Albert Lea
Ron Erickson
Dean Dahl
Greg Sallee
Barry Oakland
Lynn Hebel
Dan Fuhrman
Austin
Bill Nelson
Hayfield Beats Kasson In Legion Baseball Showdown
Dave Andros hit a bases-empty homer and Mike Justice added a two-run shot as Hayfield won 5. Kasson pitcher Jerry Wallerak and Andros, who relieved in the second, combined for a three-hit effort for Hayfield in Tuesday night action.
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Kasson
Dave Andros
Mike Justice
Hayfield
American Legion
Jerry Wallerak
Andros
Four Austin Women Enter Rochester Tourney
Four Austin women teams enter the second annual Women's Slowpitch Softball Tournament in Rochester with 18 teams. Favorites include Minneapolis Malark's Avanti and last year's champion Rochester Wonder Ware, which leads its league with a 90 record. Opening round games include Rebels versus Mr. Bobs, Cavern Lourtge versus Cedar Inn, Dairy Queen Dugans versus Golden Fox, and Turf Club versus Baden's Bowl. Austin teams recently played in Brooklyn Center where Turf Club fell to Mr. Bob's and Malark's Avanti. Mr. Arthur's of Minneapolis won that invitational.
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Austin
Rochester
Minneapolis Malark
Avanti
Wonder Ware
Rebels
Mr. Bobs
Brooklyn Center
Slattery
Austin Rebels
Fin & Feathers
Milwaukee
M&m Sporting Goods
VFW Travelers Schedule At Marcusen Park This Weekend
The VFW Travelers set a full Marcusen Park slate with a Saturday game against Lake City and a makeup Sunday matchup with Faribault after the Blues afternoon game and before the Legion game. Also includes results from a lacrosse and boxing card with regional fighters noted.
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VFW Travelers
Faribault
Blues
Legion
Marcusen Park
Travelers
Lake City
Marcus
Cool weather dampens fishing buoyed by Minnesota odds
A long Associated Press report notes cool damp weather limiting fishing in parts of Minnesota while Alexandria and Gunflint Trail areas report variable success. It lists anglers and catches across Brainerd, Park Rapids, Fergus Falls, Austin, Ely, Willmar, Warroad, Alexandria, Grand Marais, Detroit Lakes, and Grand Rapids with northern pikes walleyes bass and trout highlighted. The piece mentions guide names and specific lake catches including notable weights and sizes.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Fergus Falls
Alexandria
Gunflint Trail
Lake Superior
Park Rapids
Jerry Weaver
Big Sand Lake
Charles Hoke
Independence
Upper Bottle Lake
Laurel Ulm
Franklinark
Ill
Big Mantrap Lake
Otter Tail Lake
Austin
Bill Thomas
St. Olaf Lake
Thomas
Ely—Bernard Huiner
Chicago
Basswood Lake
Hunner
Nancy McCaffery
Minneapolis
Lake Carlos
Arnold Mitchell
Des Moines
Iowa
Lake Mary
Fred Fuhrer
St. Louis Park
Fuhrer
Grand Marais
Tennessee
Redmans
Gunfint Lake
Saganaga Lake
Long Lake
John Leibgott
St. Paul
Swan Lake
George Botts
Otter Tail River
Raymond Schnoor
Detroit Lakes
Andy Krath
Fargo
N.D
Lake Lida
Wayne Thoreson
Isanti
Minn
Leaf Lake
Bill Julius
Sioux City
Grand Rapids
Cliff Wicktor
Pokegama Lake
Tom Frid
Anoka
Deer Lake
Austin Herald 1969 June 26 edition snapshot
The Austin Minnesota Herald page from Thursday June 26 1969 presents a local newspaper snapshot with community notices, briefs and regional happenings. Names, places and dates reflect typical mid-century small town reporting and public notices.
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Austin
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Angel Gonzalez
Terry Ryan
Major League
McNally
Lolich
Culp
Brock
St. Louis
Tolan
McCovey
San Francisco
L. May
Bonds
Holtzman
Baldschun
San Diego
Jenkins
Singer
Dick Tiddy
Kemper
Dale Douglass
Albert Lea Legion
Kato
Kasson Legion
Schwinn Bikes
Lil’ Tiger
Raleigh
R&f Bike Shop
W. Oakland
Lacrosse
Wis
Pat O'Connor
Bob Reilly
Griffith
Ind
Wakayama
Japan
Lion Furukawa
Alberto Cruz
Philippines
Bimo Burns
Larry Lewis
Cox Stadium
Lewis
Golden Gate Park
St. Francis Hotel
Larry
Brainerd
Ron Rasmussen
Phillip
Myron
Allan Lund
James
Mark Lahey
St. Luis
Ossawinnamakee Lake
Bob Savage
Bob Nasby
Henry Wackwire
Pequot Lakes
Pelican Lake
Dave Wolfe
Island Lake
Charles Reinert
Santa Clara
Don Russell
Bob Phillips
Hutchinson
Strawberry Lake
Willmar
Kandiyohi
Clarence Ruditi
Eagle Lake
Roy Lindgren
Marshall
Green Lake
Bud Anderson
Olivia
Diamond Lake
Wickes
Aluminum
Seat Ulm Cnl Ag Me
Frigidaire
Wickes Lumber & Building Supplies
Steele
Owatonna
Madira
Luan
Diamonds Are
Roger
Hormel
Mens
Dacron
Qoeen
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