Yankees Dominate Tigers as Stottlemyre Wins 10th
Yankees ace Mel Stottlemyre hurls a three-hitter in a 6 1 win at Tiger Stadium, matching a five-run second inning to snap a four-game skid and stretch Detroit’s gap to 11 1/2 games behind Baltimore. Pete Pepitone drives in a three-run double as New York completes the sweep.
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Wollenberg Pulls Ahead In Chateau Stock Race title chase
Austin driver Gerhard Wollenberg won a 10 lap heat and a 20 lap feature at Chateau Speedway, earning 200 points to close within 2 points of leader Dave Noble. Noble, in a 1965 Chevelle, only gained 80 points as Ron Thomas fell to third and Ed Swenson moved to fourth with Le Roy Scharkey slipping to fifth. Scharkey was not present last Friday but expected back tonight as Noble maintains the lead across area tracks.
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Major League Standings And Weekend Baseball Schedule
The chart shows West and East divisions with teams like New York, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Philadelphia, Montreal, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Cincinnati, San Francisco, Houston, and San Diego with records and games back. It lists results from recent games, upcoming matchups, and notes on twi-night games and Sunday schedules.
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Fordtown Legion B Team to Host Richfield Saturday
Austin Fordtown Legion baseball returns after a week off with two postponements. Coach Howie Strey leads the Fordtowners in a 3 p.m. non league game against Richfield here Saturday. Earlier games with Spring Valley and Hayfield were canceled with no makeup dates set.
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Yale Bound QB Bayless Ineligible For Fall
Bob Bayless of West Palm Beach Florida will not be eligible to quarterback Yale this fall due to scholastic difficulties. He was also an outstanding punter for the team.
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Softball Makeups for Church League Fast Pitch
Next Monday Our Saviors and Sterling Christian meet at 6 30 p m at Galloway Pit in a makeup. On July 3 rescheduled rainouts include Our Saviors vs Lansing at 6 30 p m on Northwest diamond one Church of Christ versus Grace Lutheran at 6 30 p m on diamond two and St Edwards against Queen of Angels at 8 p m on diamond two.
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Namath Jets QB Namath in limbo after long meeting
New York AP report says Joe Namath met two hours with NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle in New York. No details or site disclosed. Official statement says nothing resolved and another meeting is expected.
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Bud Wilkinson to become grid Hall of Famer
Bud Wilkinson, famed Oklahoma coach, is named to the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame. His 139-27-4 record includes a 47 game win streak from 1953 to 1957. Induction occurs at the foundation dinner in New York on December 9 with eight other former players.
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Buck” Shaw
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Louis collapses in New York. not a heart attack
Former boxing great Joe Louis, 55, collapsed on a lower Manhattan street and was reported resting comfortably in Beekman Downtown Hospital. A spokesman said the condition was a physical breakdown, not a heart attack, as attorney Leon Charney drove him to the hospital after Louis felt ill and bent over during promotion of a new interracial fast food franchise. Louis held 68 wins with 3 losses in his career.
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Austin Legion Faces Busy Four Day Schedule At Mayo Field
Austin's American Legion varsity baseball team resumes play after a 15-2 win over Albert Lea. They travel to Rochester to face the Spartans at Mayo Field at 7:30 p.m. tonight, then host Richfield on Saturday, Rochester on Sunday, and Owatonna on Monday. Standings update shows Austin tied atop Southern Minnesota with 2-1, 1-2 records in other lists and 1-1 in district play.
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Dodgers regain NL West lead with Singer gem
Dodgers move back to first in the NL West by half a game after Bill Singer pitched a four-hit win over the Braves in 9 innings, with Willie Davis homering and driving in two. Other scores: Cubs edge Pirates 7-5. Phillies beat Mets 2-0. Expos 8-6 over Cardinals. Giants 4-2 over Reds.
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Wimbledon crowd disrupts Rosewall on busy Centre Court
At Wimbledon Ken Rosewall, 34, said crowd noise and jostling on No 3 court affected his concentration as Bob Lutz defeated him 8 7 7 9 6 3 6 2 in a match watched by about 30 000 fans. The excitement followed Pancho Gonzales and Pat Saresell coverage boosting tennis fever.
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Four Indy 500 drivers in Donnybrooke Trans-Am field
BRAINERD Minnesota July 5-6 Donnybrooke Trans-Am features four drivers and one car owner from the Indianapolis 500 starting field. Parnelli Jones and Peter Revson, both piloting factory Mustangs, will race alongside George Follmer. Ronnie Bucknum and Mark Donohue will drive Penske Chevys. Donohue, rookie of the year at Indy 1969, led a strong Ford effort in the series. The 250 mile Trans-Am starts Sunday July 6 at 1:30 p.m. with a Saturday national race for big-bore sedans and Can-Am cars.
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Twins Rally Past Angels to Take Coast Series
The Minnesota Twins beat the California Angels 7-4 for a third straight win in the coast series, led by Al Worthington’s relief, Tony Oliva’s two doubles and six RBIs, and Rich Reese driving in the go ahead run in the eighth. Minnesota opens a four game set in Kansas City against the Royals with Dick Woodson facing Dick Drago.
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Blues chase Ath win as rain disrupts South Border schedule
The Austin Blues, on a three game league win streak and in second place, had rain wash out an exhibition with Faribault. They resume Sunday at home vs Grand Meadow at 2 pm, after a 5-4 season loss to Grand Meadow on June 1. Rochester visits next Tuesday as league leader.
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VFW Travelers Aims for Lead in District Standings
Austin’s VFW Travelers baseball team can seize first in the 1st District this weekend with a win and a break. At 3-1 in league play and third in a 12 team field, they host Laka City (2-2) Saturday at 1 p.m. A Austin win and losses by Winona, Faribault, and Albert Lea could vault them to the top.
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