Amateur Baseball Draws Crowds In Austin With Blues Victory
Austin Blues beat Kasson-Rochester 4 0 in a key South Border League game on Kids Night at Marcusen Park, drawing nearly 3 000 fans the biggest amateur crowd here since the old league days. Lobb and Hartman duel drew 900 paid on Friday as the Blues extend a three game win streak and loom as team to beat Hayward.
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White Sox hold off Twins in 3-2 win
Chicago’s three first inning runs held up as the White Sox defeated Minnesota 3-2. Carlos May drove in two, Stan Bahnsen allowed 10 hits before relief, Bert Blyleven took the loss after a complete game with 10 strikeouts.
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Austin Blues Host Stewartville In Key South Border Tilt
The Austin Blues seek sole possession of first in the South Border Baseball League with a 7:30 p.m. home game at Marcusen Park against Stewartville. Jim Schammel starts for Austin while Dan Fryer or Mike Baudoin goes for Stewartville. Austin is 3-2, tied for second with Kasson. Stewartville sits at 1-3.
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Twins sign Terrell and Lanasa to Geneva assignments
Sam Terrell brother of Jerry Terrell signed with the Minnesota Twins and was assigned to Geneva in the Class A New York-Penn League. The 21 year old outfielder from Elysian Minnesota played at Mankato State. The Twins also signed Pete Lanasa of College of St Thomas and sent him to Geneva.
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Rinaldi Narrowly Misses Perfect Game in VFW Win
Austin VFW Travelers edge Hayfield American Legion 3-1 as Bob Rinaldi loses perfect game bid in 615 innings while Austin improves to 12-2. Jack Dudycha drives early lead with single and steal. Kirk Magee and Randy Brown contribute key plays. Travelers visit Waseca and Northfield, then host Adams Legion in upcoming doubleheader.
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Fordtowns 20 runs propel second win in Four County League
Fordtowners of Austin routed Stewartville 20-3 in a Monday night Four County League game. The win improves their record to 2-3 as they head to Hayfield for another league clash. M Christopherson, John Hunter, Brad Longueville, Randy Smith, P Christopherson, Flynn and Berry had two hits apiece. Meyer Longueville and Pat Christopherson hit back-to-back triples in the fourth.
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Local 9 Tops KC's for Second Club League Win
Local 9 won 4 to 2 over the KC's to improve to 2 3 in boys Club League baseball. Winning pitcher Scott Ramlo retired the KC's. Jim Peyton and Kirk Barnett drove in two runs each for Local 9, and Steve Jennings added a double. Anderson doubled for the KC's.
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Bowling Top Five from Echo Lanes Monday Mixers
The Monday night mix at Echo Lanes lists men J Blum 667 L Gullickson 578 G Beebe 543 R Morgan 540 D Schaefer 540 and women C McFarland 482 S Bailey 462 N Mattick 456 C Schaefer 435 V Anderson 429 leading the scoring table.
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Eagles Shatek Shuts Out ABM in Softball Victory
Jerry Shatek of the Austin Eagles pitched a complete game shutout guiding a 7-0 win over ABM. Offensively Dan Ball homered and Brian Ojanpa collected four hits in four at bats.
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Village Pump Earns Second in Anoka Tourney
The Village Pump women’s slow pitch softball team finished second in the White Bear Lake Invitational 32‑team event. Austin won two games Saturday and two more Sunday before a 7‑6 loss to Anoka, then defeated Duluth 9‑2, and lost 7‑6 in a rematch title game with Anoka.
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Minnesota girls qualify for match play in Wisconsin golf meet
Three Minnesota players reach match play at Lake Geneva in the Women's Western Golf Association junior tournament. Joan Nesset of Edina led qualifiers with 84, while Julie Gumilia of Crookston and Becky Pearson of North Branch shot 85s.
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NFL owners meeting opens amid drug testing debate
The annual NFL owners meeting begins as Commissioner Rozelle reportedly backs urine tests to deter drug abuse. Players push back citing privacy concerns while the NFL Players Association demands no unilateral action. The opening day focuses on coaches and rule and contract reviews.
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Higbe Shines as Austin Falls to Attucks Brooks in Debut
Legion suffers 14 4 loss at Marcusen Park to Attucks Brooks of St Paul as Robin Higbe posts a five hitter in his first Austin start. Coach Bill Riach praises improving pitching while eyeing key midweek games against Mankato and upcoming Willmar Invitational.
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Four Austin swimmers win at 16th Aquacade meet
Austin swimmers shine at the 16th annual Aquacade at Municipal Pool in a short format B-squad meet. Winners include Jim VanderSchaaf in the boys 13-14 100 back and John Muchow in the boys 11-12 50 free, while Lila Hompe takes the girls 11-12 50 breast in 40.9 seconds along with several podium finishes across age groups.
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VFW Beats Elks to Stay in Club League Title Race
The VFW improved to 2-2 with a 13-9 upset of the Elks Monday night. Dave Rockers earned the win while Kevin Highe and Tom Jorgenson each had two hits. The Kiwanis game from last Thursday had no score reported.
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Bjorn Borg Set for Wimbledon Center Court Debut
A week after his seventeenth birthday Bjorn Borg the Swedish tennis star is slated to play today on Wimbledon center court. NFL Meetings In New York NFL owners convene this week to deliberate on various league issues both old and new.
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Aaron doubts reaching Ruths homer record this season
Hank Aaron told the Milwaukee Sentinel he likely will not break Babe Ruths 714 career homers in 1973. He needs 22 more to tie, says he must play many games and might hit 20 to 25 by all star time to have a chance, and notes he hopes to hit No 715 in Milwaukee. He criticizes Bowien Kuhns pitch guidance and says next year may be his last as a player while aiming for a front office role.
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Major Leagues Fast Race Stirs Baseball Standings
The standings show Chicago leading with 42 wins and 3 losses, followed by Montreal 32 33 and St Louis 31 35. West teams Los Angeles and Houston at 42 32 and 42 32 split, with San Francisco 37 34. Week results include Pittsburgh 3 Montreal 6, Philadelphia 7 St Louis 2, Chicago 3 New York 2, Houston 13 Cincinnati 2, Los Angeles 3 San Diego 0. Upcoming matchups include Pittsburgh at Montreal, Chicago at York, St. Louis at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Houston, and Los Angeles at San Diego.
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Noble Gains Another Win In Stock Car Racing
Blooming Prairie driver Dave Noble shines with back to back late model and model feature victories. Noble won the 20 lap late model at the Chateau Speedway in Lansing last Saturday and claimed the model feature at Kasson on Sunday. Racing resumes at the Chateau at 8 30 p m next Saturday.
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