Austin Legion Heads for Albert Lea Tonight
Austin American Legion baseball team seeks a rebound at Albert Lea this evening after a 1-2 weekend left them 7-3. Coach Paul Sanders plans to start Rick Heard on Hayek Field while Albert Lea counters with Hollis Grorud.
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Albert Lea
Austin
Hayek Field
Rick Heard
Richfield
Dan Bjerke
Harold Miller
Barney Bartholomew
Hollis Grorud
Rochester
Austin Legion
Winona
Fairmont
Minnesota
Legion
Mason City
Cosman Uses No-Windup for 3-1 Cardinals Win Over Giants
Cardinals rookie Cosman unveils a no windup delivery with a glove sign and a mezuzah in his locker as he limits the Giants to four hits over 8 1 3 innings for a 3-1 victory. Muffett credits the change and Cosman adds his first major league hit driving in a run. The Cubs win 4-2, Mets rally to beat Pirates 3-2, and Osteen nets a five hitter in the Dodgers 8-3 win over the Reds.
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Cardinals
Giants
Nashville
Tenn
Tulsa
Muffett
Cincinnati
Billy Williams
Ron Santo
al Spangler
Cubs
Reds
Rich Nye
Cal Koonce
Chuck Hartenstein
Mets
Ken Boyer
Ed Charles
Elroy Face
Osteen
Ron Hunt
Willie Davis
Ron Fairly
Dodgers
Mel Queen
VFW and Local 9 Win Contests
The VFW defeated the Moose 4-2 while Local 9 beat the KC's 12-6 in Club League baseball Monday. Pitcher Jim Riles started for the VFW but was relieved by Mike Miller. both hurlers fanned eight, with two walks and two hits allowed. Dale Felton took the loss. Chuck Shatek, Riles, and Bill Debson had two hits each. For Local 9, Brad Kroening and Chris Todd limited KC's to four hits. Emke was the losing pitcher. Kroening added two singles as Local 9 finished after six innings due to a 6 pm curfew.
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Jim Riles
VFW
Mike Miller
Riles
Miller
Dale Felton
Chuck Shatek
Bill Debson
Brad Kroening
Chris Todd
Local 9
Kc’s
M. Emke
Kroening
Cavern Lounge and Turf Club Wing-Ball Wins
Cavern Lounge edged Tommy's Supper Club 9-8 with four hits from Donna Symes and three each from Jan Hoakanson and Audrey Hastings for Cavern Lounge. Turf Club routed Clinic Pharmacy 10-0 as Judi Riles hit two home runs and Gladys Kolb plus Becky Gilson added multiple hits.
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Cavern Lounge
Turf Club
Tommy’s Supper Club
Donna Symes
Jan Hoakanson
Audrey Hastings
Clinic Pharmacy
Judi Riles
Gladys Kolb
Becky Gilson
Bowling Top Five Echo Lanes JR Classic Highlights
Scores show R Lenach leading with 546 and J Bednar 542 in the JR Classic. Echo Mixers Summer League top men include R Sellers 652 and B Noble 610, with L Kilgore 598 leading women among strong scores.
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Echo Lanes JR
R. Lenach
J. Bednar
B. Aberson
R. Harrison
C. Schnegdorf
Echo Mixers
R. Sellers
B. Noble
D. Lorimer
L. Smisek
E. Kilgore
L. Kilgore
I. Vincent
F. Blunt
I. Hagelund
L. Adams
Cordero and Belmonte Dominate Aqueduct Races
Angel Cordero Jr rode four winners and Eddie Belmonte three as they dominated Monday's racing at Aqueduct. The pair led a strong showing for jockeys in New York racing action reported by AP.
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NEW York
Angel Cordero Jr
Eddie Belmonte
Aqueduct
Cordero
Belmonte
Austin Swimmers Tune Up for Aquacade Here
Austin Swim Club members dominated the Davenport Iowa AAU meet in prep for the 10th Aquacade at the Austin Municipal Pool. Sharon Lee led in the 15 and older division with three wins including the 200 IM 500 freestyle and 100 back. Terry Lee earned two firsts in the 15-17 boys division with the 500 free and 200 IM. Other winners included John Fischer 50 free for 9-10 and Bob Madura diving for 11-12.
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Austin Swim Club
Austin Municipal Pool
Austin Swim Club and Park and Recreation Dept
Sharon Lee
Austin
Terry Lee
John Fischer
Bob Madura
Tom Madura
John Madura
Mark Higgins
Allen Thorson
Jeff Shugert
al Thorson
Tom Murphy
Jay Regenscheid
Pat Nelson
Mark Helle
Kaderabek Shuts Out Pirates As Ellis Wins 2-0
Mike Kaderabek starred for the Ellis Tigers in a 2-0 victory over the Pirates at UCT Park. He pitched a complete game shutout, allowing one hit and homering in the fourth. Steve Morgan took the loss after yielding three hits.
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Mike Kaderabek
Ellis Tigers
Pirates
The
Rebels
United Commercial Travelers League
Uct Park
Kacerabek
Steve Morgan
Major League Standings and Monday Results
The standings show St Louis leading with 43 wins and .642, Cincinnati 42–30, Chicago 30–... The day’s results include Chicago 4 Philadelphia 2 and St Louis 3 San Francisco 1. Today’s schedule lists Pittsburgh at New York and Houston at Atlanta among others.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
San Fran
Atlanta
Phila
Phia
Los Ag
New York
Houston
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Robby's Gains Ground in Slow Pitch Softball Race
Robbys beat Star Amusement 6-3 to tighten the Men’s Major League slow pitch standings with an 11-2 record, two games behind leaders. Tom Von Feldt homered for Robbys while Jim Clennon had two hits for Star Amusement. Other results include Hour Inn 15 Moose 2 and B and J 5 American Dan 2.
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Idle Cavern Lounge
Star Amusement
Robbys
Tom von Feldt
Jim Clennon
The
Hour Inn
Moose
Ron Majerous
Frank Brown
Dave Stillwell
Duluth and Huron Win In Northern League Action
Duluth Superior and Huron posted their second straight wins as rain wiped out Mankato’s game. Duluth beat St. Cloud 3-2 in 12 innings on two St. Cloud errors. Huron edged Aberdeen 7-6 with Hank Jacquez driving in the winning run in the ninth after a Schellenberg hit. Sioux Falls at Manhattan was rained out and a doubleheader is slated for tonight.
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Associated Press
Duluth Superior
Huron
Mankato
Dukes
St. Cloud
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
Manhatt
Duluth
Ron Roalstad
Dick Newhart
Hank Jacquez
Bob Schellenberg
Mike Ennis
Iowa Driver Wins Stock Car Feature at Soldier Field
Ramo Scott of Keokuk Iowa won the IMCA late model stock car feature at Soldier Field on Saturday night. Sal Torella of Addison Illinois finished second with Ernie Derr of Keokuk third in the 75 lap race on the half mile asphalt track.
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Chicago
Ramo Scott
Keokuk
Iowa
Soldier Field
Sal Torella
Addison
Ernie Derr
Feels Good for Veteran Trainer Max Hirsch in Hospital
Max Hirsch the 86 year old dean of American horse trainers was reported feeling very good at Long Island Jewish Hospital after surviving a mild heart attack last week. The famed trainer known for long career and top horse entries remained under medical care as doctors monitor his recovery.
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N. Y
Max Hirsch
American Horse Trainers
Long Island Jewish Hospital
Kaline Tops AL All Star Ballot In Anaheim
Al Kaline of Detroit led the AL vote with 242 of 247 possible ballots as Eckert announced the All Star selections for the July 11 game in Anaheim. Frank Robinson and Brooks Robinson of Baltimore also led repeat starters, while Rod Carew became the lone rookie chosen and Rico Petrocelli earned his first vote.
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Associated Press
NEW York
al Kaline
Detroit
William Eckert
Anaheim
Kaline
Bill Freehan
Tigers
Robinson Boys
Baltimore
Frank
Brooks
Hank Bauer
Rod Carew
Minnesota Twins
Rico Petrocelli
Boston
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota
Carl Yastrzemski
Yastrzemski
Carew
Frank Robinson
Petrocelli
Jim Fregosi
California
Chicago White Sox
Freehan
Killebrew
Don Mincher
Tennis Champions Receive Trophies at Junior Chamber Meet
Tennis champions were honored Monday night at the Junior Chamber meet ing. Trophies were presented to Mike Kuseske and Greg Knutson for doubles with Dave Kane and Mark Nesse as runners up. Greg Knutson won singles 18 and under with Jim Shuher as runner up. Scott Munro captured singles 16 and under with Tom Dillenbach as runner up. Suzanne Brimacomb won girls 18 and under with DeDe Dugan as runner up.
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Mike Kuseske
Greg Knutson
Dave Kane
Mark Nesse
Jim Shuher
Scott Munro
Tom Dillenbach
Suzanne Brimacomb
DeDe Dugan
Minnesota Open Won by Clayton Johnson in Rain
Clayton Johnson of St Paul captured the Minnesota Open at Interlachen CC with a final 71 and a six under par total of 213. He finished five strokes ahead of Bill Kidd the tourney pro. Jim Carlson and Jerry Zar tied for third at 221 while George Shortridge and Dayton Olson tied for fifth at 222.
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Minneapolis
Clayton Johnson
St. Paul
Berg and Klass Lead Women's Open Field in Virginia
Patty Berg, 49, the sentimental favorite, and Beverly Sue Klass, 19, the wunderkind, anchor a 97-player field for the USGA Women's Open at the Cascades course in Hot Springs. Berg, a 27-year veteran with 83 career wins, tees with Joyce Kazmierski. Klass, from Thousand Oaks, makes her pro debut in this $25,000 event led by Kathy Whitworth and Carol Mann.
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Hot Springs
Beverly Sue Klass
Miss Berg
Beverly Sue
Homestead
Cascades
Ruth Jessen
Bonsall
Calif
Mary Wise
Clarendon Hills
Ill
Thousand Oaks
Kathy Whitworth
Carol Mann
Mickey Wright
Clifford Ann Creed
Sandra Spuzich
Cincinnati
Uhlaender Delivers For Twins In 2-1 Win Over Red Sox
Ted Uhlaender, batting mainly for defense, lined a two out triple in the fourth to put Minnesota ahead 2-1 against Boston. Jim Kaat and Al Worthington held the Red Sox, as Lonborg allowed two Twins runs. Kaat struck out eight, Lonborg ten as Minnesota tied Boston for third behind Chicago and Detroit.
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al Worthington
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Gary Waslewski
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Adair Is
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Oliva
Ph Verbbso Lonberg L
Wyatt
Kaat
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