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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1954

Page

8

Giants and Dodgers Open 3-Game Set With NL Lead At Stake

Ancient Sal Maglie likely to start for the Giants against Don Newcombe as New York and Brooklyn open a pivotal three game series. If the Giants win one, they stay tied for first. the Dodgers seek a sweep to claim the flag. Indians, White Sox, and Yankees also face key tests in the AL as spring battles heat up.

Giants Brooklyn Leo Durocher New York Giants Brooklyn Dodgers Cleveland Chicago New York Indians Baltimore White Sox Detroit Tigers Yankees Boston Brooks Durocher Polo Grounds Alston Carl Furillo Roy Campanella Newcomber Champs Allie Reynolds Ed Lopat Wenr Stengel Joe Collins Chicago White Sox Sox Paul) Richards al Rosen Washington al Lopez Yanks

Andrade Wins by Knockout in New York Debut

Cisco Andrade, 23, of Compton California, KOed Johnny Di Gilio in 2 08 of the 10th round at St Nicholas Arena. The unbeaten lightweight fights forward with a sharp jab and speed as manager Gambina hints at a title shot. DiGilio was 3 1 underdog and staggered by Andrade rights before collapsing.

New York Cisco Andrade Johnny DiGilio Compton Canf Paddy DeMarco Ralph Gambina St. Nicholas Arena Andrade DiGilio Ray Miller

Myers and Dye Dominate In Western Golf Four-Ball

In Indianapolis, former Dartmouth center Bob Myers and Rol lins College rival Pete Dye lead the field in the Western Golf Association international four-ball. The pair, playing out of Indianapolis, posted a 8 and 6 victory over Shields and Egbert after seven birdies in 46 holes across three matches. Medalists McCreary Jr. and Hare Jr. from Houston and Indianapolis dominated, finishing seven under par through 47 holes after two wins.

Indianapolis Bob Myers Dartmouth College Pete Dye Rollins College Highland Golf Course Western Golf Association Myers-Dye James Shields Herbert Egbert Richard McCreary Jr Houston John Hare Jr Herman Copeland John Lehman Chicago Bill Schaller James Martin

Minor League Scores Across Several Leagues

International League games saw Syracuse tied 2-2 with Ottawa 1-4 in Ottawa. Rochester beat Havana 4-3 while Montreal defeated Buffalo 7-0. Richmond crushed Toronto 1-9 and Birmingham routed Little Rock 9-0 with New Orleans winning 10-64 over Nashville. Memphis edged Atlanta 7-6 and Mobile beat Chattanooga 7-3.

Syracuse Ottawa Rochester Havana Montreal Buffalo Richmond Toronto Southern Association Memphis Atlanta Birmingham Little Rock New Orleans Nashville Mobile Chattanooga

Tribe Ace Herb Score Notches 11 K in 7 Inning Win

Herb Score struck out 11 in a seven inning opener as Indianapolis beat Louisville 4 1 to extend his season total to 130 strikeouts in 106 innings. He allowed two hits while Joe Altobelli drove in three with a first inning triple and Owen Friend added a sixth inning homer.

Herb Score Indianapolis Indians Louisville Score Colonels Joe Altobelli Indianapolis Owen Friend Norm Zauchin Frank Malzone Pete Daley Zauchin Indians Funs Bob Prentice Toledo Kansas City Les Fusselman Jack Daniels Charleston Minneapolis Columbus St. Paul

Horseshoe League Meeting Set For Wednesday

An organizational meeting for a men's City Horseshoe League will be held at Shaw Gym office Wednesday at 7 30 p m Those interested in joining are urged to attend. Emerson Cady and the recreation department handle arrangements. Matches will be at the horse shoe courts in state park. If formed, a schedule will be arranged.

Shaw Gym Emerson Cady City Recreation Department State Park Recreation Department

Giel Seeks Command Not Concerned by Home Runs

New York Giants pitcher Paul Giel debuts in a charity game versus the Boston Red Sox, saying he aims to refine control rather than fear big hits. He allowed seven hits in six innings while striking out five and walking five, with Grady Hatton delivering a grand slam. Williams homered off him and he noted the challenge of jumping from college to the majors.

Giel Paul Giel University of Minnesota New York Giants Boston Red Sox Grady Hatton Red Sox New York Minnesota All America Red Cross Colegiate Crew Cut Ted) Williams Giants

Ramsey to Host City Golf Tournaments for Youth in July

The Ramsey Golf Club hosts boys and girls golf tournaments in July under the city recreation department. Open to ages 12 through 16, with eligibility rules excluding Austin high school players on certain teams. Nine-hole qualifying rounds July 12 followed by medal play July 16, flights based on performance, medals for winners and runners up, 50 cent green fee, registration at Shaw Gym.

Ramsey Ramsey Golf Club City Recreation Department Harry Strong Austin Art Hass Recreation Department Shaw Gym

Bolt Wins Insurance City Open in Quick Playoff

Tommy Bolt edged Earl Stewart in an 18 hole playoff at Wethersfield Connecticut to claim the Insurance City Open over a rain delay finish. Bolt made a birdie on the first hole to seize a two stroke lead and held on as Stewart pressed aboard a late comeback before conceding on the 18th hole. Stewart took home 1800 dollars while Bolt earned a share of roughly 1000 dollars.

Wethersfield Conn Tommy Bolt Earl Stewart Bolt New England Stewart Miami Beach Dick Mayer

Sycks Named Coach at Walker High After Ost Principal

Lynn Sycks has been named head basketball and baseball coach at Walker High School in Walker, Minnesota. He succeeds E C Ost who has been named principal, prompting a leadership change in the school’s athletic and administrative ranks.

Walker, Minn Lynn Sycks Walker High School E. C. Osta Principa

St Olaf and Methodists win in church league softball

The St Olaf Lutheran team defeated Church of Christ 14 to 8 at the Athletic Field Monday night to stay on top with five wins in six starts. The Methodists beat the Presbyterians 14 to 6, while Les Marlick pitched a one hit game as the Baptists shut out the Congregationalists 5 to 0.

St. Olaf Lutheran Church of Christ Methodists Presbyterians Les Marlick Baptists

Lauderdale Beats Greco In Montreal Bout

Billy Lauderdale of Hialeah Florida outpointed Johnny Greco of Montreal in a ten round boxing match. Lauderdale earned the decision over Greco in the closely contested bout.

Montreal Billy Lauderdale Hialeah Fla Johnny Greco

Durocher Calls Mays Another Reiser

New York Giant manager Leo Durocher compares Willie Mays to Pete Reiser and Joe DiMaggio, praising his speed, arm, power, and fielding while predicting a superstar future and noting fan excitement at the Polo Grounds.

Durocher Mays Reiser New York Willie Mays New York Giant Leo Durocher Willie Pete Reiser Joe DiMaggio

Austin Hopes to Snap Slump Against Aces

The Packers face a tough test at Marcuse Park as Austin hosts Owatonna in a Southern Minnesota League matchup. Manager Emil Scheid seeks improvement after recent losses, calling on lefty Ray Rosenbaum to spark a turning point and aiming for their first win in three against the Aces.

Austin Aces Austin Packers Owatonna Marcuse Park Scheid Ray Rosenbaum Packers Rosenbaum Mankato Ernie Sites Joe Sexson Bob Balance Dick Olshefski Sites Chiefs Olchefski Jack Haines Monte Topez Albert Lea Shanty Dolan Mankato Merchants Rochester Dolan Faribault Waseca Balance Winona Emil Scheid

Wichita Beats Pueblo 10-5 on Monday Night

Wichita defeated Pueblo 10-5 as Don Orwiler blanked Pueblo for seven innings before Wichita built an eight run cushion. Des Moines beat Omaha 8-5 to seize second place. Sioux City won 10-5 over Lincoln. Denver at Colorado Springs postponed due to rain.

Associated Press Wichita Pueblo Dodgers Indians Kansas Des Moines Omaha Cardinals Sioux City Lincoln Denver Colorado Springs Don Orwiler Les Peden Bobby Caldwell Dave Garcia

Japanese Baseball Fans Stage 2 Riots

In Osaka two professional games sparked riots as fans menaced umpires with bottles and fists. Four hundred police restored order after midnight. A controversial call kept a rally alive and the home team lost 3 0. Three arrests were made as bottles were hurled injuring a boy and delaying a second game.

Tokyo Osaka

FROOKLYN WINS over Portuguesa in tight boxing clash

Walter Cartier of New York, 164 pounds, outpoints Tuto Portugues of Costa Rica, 161 pounds, in a closely contested bout. Outcome leaves Cartier ahead on points in a crowded arena.

Frooklyn Walter Cartier New York Tuto Kid Portugues Costa Rica

Keokuk Drops to Third After Loss to Peoria

Keokuk fell from first to third in the Three-I League pennant race after a Monday defeat by Peoria. Waterloo and Peoria rose atop the standings as the White Hawks beat Evansville 7-1 and Peoria beat the Kernels 9-4. Quincy stayed within one game by defeating Burlington 6-2. Bethel of the Gems fanned nine in a 9-1 win over the Bees. Terre Haute beat Cedar Rapids 6-3 as Barzinchak earned the win for the Phils.

Associated Press Keokuk Peoria Waterloo Whitehawks Evansville Kernels Quincy Burlington Gems Bill Bethel Bees Tom Leonard Terre Haute Cedar Rapids Phils George Barzinchak

Power Bean Ball Victim Shown In Good Condition

Philadelphia Athletics third baseman Power was struck on the head by a pitch during an exhibition game with the Phillies at Connie Mack Stadium. He was carried from the field and taken to Presbyterian Hospital. doctors reported he is in apparently good condition.

Philadelphia Vice Fower Philadelphia Athletics Presbyterian Hospital Philadelphia Phillies Connie Mack Stadium Power Jimmy Finigan Tommy Qualters

Rox Need 3 Wins to Cinch All-Star Game

Rox face pressure to win three games to secure hosting duties for the All-Star Game as St. Cloud leads the Northern League. St. Cloud’s 1-0 loss to Grand Forks and Fargo Moorhead’s 12-2 win over Superior tighten the race with July 4 standings pivotal.

Rox St. Cloud Fargo Moorhead Grand Forks Jim Aiello Fargo Superior Aiello Ron Mahrt Clarence Peerenboom Frank Gravino Steve Jankowski Lou Krantz Gravino Paul Mohr Twins Mohr Aberdeen Rolf Scheel Duluth Dukes Dave Roberts Eau Claire

Orioles Aim at Cleveland In Hard-Hitting Baltimore Run

Orioles face the Cleveland Indians as they seek to extend a home run of tight games. Baltimore won five straight games including three extra inning thrillers, while Philadelphia faltered against the Orioles after a strong run. Cleveland holds a lead but has trouble in Baltimore.

Packers Winona Mankato Chiefs Waseca Packer Emil Scheid Norm Snyder Baltimore Cleveland Indians New York Orioles Philadelphia Athletics Cleveland

Del Flanagan to Meet LaGrutta in July Welterweight Bout

Del Flanagan of St. Paul ranked No. 2 welterweight will clash with Alfredo LaGrutta of Torrino Italy in a 10 round fight at Del to Fight Little Rock Arm on July 15.

Little Rock Arm del Flanagan St. Paul Alfredo LaGrutta Torrino Italy

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