Christy Haugen Homer Sparks Legion Victory
Austin's Legion team pounded out 13 hits including a two run homer by Doug Haugen and a two run shot by Mark Christopherson to beat Owatonna 9-2 at Dartt's Park. The win extends their streak to eight and keeps them in a three way tie atop the First District League with Winona and the Rochester Spartans.
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Billy Martin Named Ranger Peacemaker After Fractious Night
The Rangers split a doubleheader with the Minnesota Twins 2-0 and 5-8 amid brawls and manager Billy Martin acting to cool tensions. Orioles beat Tigers 3-2 as Mark Belanger delivered a squeeze bunt in the seventh. Red Sox 9, Yankees 1. A’s 12, Angels 4. White Sox 4, Royals 3. Indians 6, Brewers 1.
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Ford hit breaks tie in Twin win
Dan Ford delivered a tie breaking two run single as the Minnesota Twins rallied for three ninth inning runs to beat the Texas Rangers 8 5 and split a Friday doubleheader. Cesar Tovar homered for Texas while Rod Carew, Jerry Terrell and Eric Soderholm figured in Minnesota's late surge.
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NFL owners vote 43 man rosters for 1975 season
NFL owners approve 43 man active rosters with no taxi squads for the 1975 season after long talks. The decision follows 19 hours of meetings amid debate over the right player count and injury considerations. The Management Council will seek agreement with the NFLPA.
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Crash victim Ladner to be buried today
Ladner, 26, known as Wondrous, a Nets forward, dies in Eastern Airlines Flight 66 crash near JFK. ABA stars Coach Kevin Loughery and players Julius Erving, Bill Melchionni, Al Skinner attend funeral in Mississippi. Ladner began with Memphis, then joined New York Nets, earning ABA All Star honors.
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Fordtown Sweeps Northfield In Weekend Twinbill
Fordtown bases hit heavy offense wins 6-3 then 10-5 at Marcuson Park. Clint Faas goes 5 for 5 with five runs. Mike Faas Tracy Harrington and Rod Greenemeyer contribute multi hit games. Ramlo wins the first game and Johnson the second.
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Reds oldtimers game tribute drew famous sluggers
Cincinnati AP report says Willie Mays Ralph Kiner Yogi Berra and Bill Mazeroski accepted invitations to the Reds oldtimers game on July 13. Mays had 660 career homers ranking third all time. Kiner led the NL in homers for seven straight seasons with a high of 54 in 1949.
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Knights of Columbus beat Kiwanis in Club League 18 7
In Club League baseball the Knights of Columbus defeated the Kiwanis 18 to 7 on Friday. Randy Wilmert earned the win, Mark Jordahl took the loss, and Mark Murphy contributed a double and two singles for KC. Tom Strey and Jordahl homered for Kiwanis.
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Williams wins at Morristown feature night
Mert Williams captured first in the late models feature at Cannon River Speedway Morristown Minnesota. Bob Soderdalen of Rochester and Dave Noble of Blooming Prairie finished behind. Stan Gilbertson of Owatonna won the street stock feature with Larry Krenberg and Ron Wesley following. Hobby feature went to Bob Soma with Tom Hoksch second and Phil Gadbois third.
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Baseball Standings Link Baltimore Cleveland Kansas City Chicago
Standings show Torrez 7-5 for Baltimore and Raid 3-2 for Cleveland. Slaton 6-8 for Milwaukee and Leonard 3-3 for Kansas City. Osteen 2-6 for Chicago and Albury 4-4 for Minnesota. Perry 6-11 for Texas and Bosman 4-3 for Oakland.
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City Softball Scores and Major League Baseball Schedule
St Olaf Blue defeats St Olaf White 11 to 10 with Jay Simpson the winning pitcher. Holy Cross 22, Our Savior's 12 as Rod Graff wins. Sam Heard goes 5 for 5 with two homers for Holy Cross. First Baptist 11, Church of Christ 7 with Russ Pehl winning and Keller homering. St John's 14, Grace Baptist 13 with Wuertz the winning pitcher. MLB results New York 4 Philadelphia 2 Atlanta 7 Houston 4 San Francisco 10 Los Angeles 5. Tonight's games include Philadelphia at New York and Chicago at Pittsburgh among others with listed starters and times.
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Reds rally on Driessen homer to beat Padres in Cincinnati
Sparky Anderson over McNamara as Reds manager lets Dan Driessen swing away after an intentional walk to Johnny Bench. Driessen connected on a three run homer to lift Cincinnati 5 2 and widen the NL West lead over Los Angeles. Giants beat Dodgers 10 5 behind Gary Thomasson and Bobby Murcer.
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Bugner weighs in at 230 for Ali title bout
British challenger Joe Bugner tipped the scales at 230 pounds in Kuala Lumpur for the heavyweight championship fight with Muhammad Ali at Merdeka Stadium. Ali arrived lighter as fans witnessed Malay pageantry and a tense staredown before the Tuesday bout.
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Correction Notice for Ramsey Invitational Golf Tournament
The Ramsey Invitational Golf Tournament will be held July 6 at Ramsey Golf Course. The Post 91 American Legion tournament is scheduled for this Sunday with a 7 am start time.
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Nicklaus Secures Fifth Masters with 16th-Hole Birdie
Jack Nicklaus captures his fifth Masters title after seizing the final-round lead at Augusta National by sinking a 40-foot birdie putt for a deuce on the 16th hole.
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