Austin Aquacade Set for Weekend at Municipal Pool
The 10th annual AAU sanctioned Aquacade sponsored by the Park and Recreation Dept and Austin Swim Club runs Friday through Sunday at the Municipal Pool. About 500 to 600 swimmers from Minnesota Iowa Wisconsin and Illinois compete for trophies and ribbons led by top Austin athletes Terry and Sharon Lee.
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Park and Recreation Dept
Austin Swim Club
Leo Reding
Reding
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Illinois
Ascension Swim Club
Minneapolis
Bloomington
Bud Higgins
Higgins
Twins Edge Red Sox 3 2 Tie for 3rd in Race
Dave Boswell struck out 12 over five innings and still fell short of a major league record as the Twins beat Boston 3 2 at Metropolitan Stadium. Russ Nixon drove in two with a bases loaded double, and Cesar Tovar and Uhlaender scored the other run.
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ST. Paul - Minneapolis
Dave Boswell
Minnesota Twins
Metropolitan Stadium
Boston
Jerry Adair
Reggie Smith
Boswell
Twins
Minnesota
Russ Nixon
Rod Carew
Lee Stange
Carew
Harmon Killebrew
Adair
Tony Oliva
Sole
Bob Allison
Zoilo Versalles
Nixon
Stang
Oliva
Allison
Ted Uhlaender
Cesar Tovar
Uhlaender
Camilo Pascual
Washington Senators
Mays Missed From NL All Star Starting Lineup
Willie Mays, a 13 year starter, is not named to the NL starting eight for the July 11 All Star game in Anaheim. Manager Walt Alston will assemble the rest of the 25 man squad with selections based on voting by players, managers, and coaches.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Willie Mays
Anaheim
Mays
Walt Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Babe Ruth
William Eckert
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Hank Aaron
Atlanta Braves
Lou Brock
St. Louis Cardinals
Alley
Clemente
Orlando Cepeda
Brock
Joe Torre
Atlanta
Tim McCarver
St. Louis
Aaron
Torre
Richie Allen
Philadelphia Phillies
Tony Perez
Cincinnati
Alston
Austin Legion no-hits Winona 2-0 in Legion league game
Austin Legion pitchers Danny Bjerke and Rick Heard combined for a no-hitter, beating Winona LeJetz 2-0 at Gabrych Park. Bjerke earned the win with four strikeouts over 324 innings, Heard added five, and Austin improved to 8-3 on the season.
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Heard
Austin Legion
Winona
Minn
Danny Bjerke
Rick Heard
Winona LeJetz
Gabrych Park
Legion Boxscore Feets Squeeze Bunt Produces Run
A squeeze bunt by Legions scores San Vick as runners advance. Ball scores on Tim Keller sacrifice fly to deep right. Wiltgen shuts down the offense, Barney Bartholemew grounded out to Holubar to end the game. House and Wagner produce the only hits, Wiltgen retires the side in order in the seventh.
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Sanvick
Tim Keller
Wiltgen
Barney Bartholomew
Holubar
House
Wagner
Austin
Winona
Austin Sanvick
Morgan
SB — Morgan
House Austin
SF — Pitchsummary
Ing
Bjerke
Evest
Mays Leads Giants Past Cardinals with Two Homer 9-1
Willie Mays belatedly proves pivotal as he belts two home runs and two singles in San Francisco’s 9-1 win over St. Louis. Despite a modest season figure, Mays drives a six-run third inning and Nashville-like late heroics help Ray Sadecki dominate his former club. Cubs sweep Pirates as Jenkins and Culp shine. Dodgers rally past Reds with late RBIs and errors. Wynn drives Astros past Braves ending an eight-game skid. Giusti fans 10 in Braves win as both teams trade blows.
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Willie Mays
San Francisco
St. Louis
Willie
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Houston
Atlanta
Philadelphia
New York
Mays
Giants
Ray Sadecki
al Jackson
Cubs
Pirates
Ferguson Jenkins
Ray Culp
Adolfo Phillips
Dodgers
Reds
John Rosebvre
Jim Lefebvre
Lou Johnson
Ron Hunt
Willie Davis
Chico Ruiz
al Ferrara
Jimmy Wynn
Phil Niekro
Astros
Jackie Brandt
Dave Giusti
Braves
VFW and Local 9 Rout Opponents in Club League Action
The VFW defeated the Knights of Columbus 5 0 at Marcusen Park behind a one hit pitching performance by Mike Miller who struck out 12 and walked one. Dan Wagner took the loss as he allowed six hits. Local 9 beat the Moose 8 2 as Brad Kroening and Chris Todd shared mound duties and plus Todd and Kroening had two singles each.
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VFW
Knights of Columbus
Marcusen Park
Mike Miller
Dan Wagner
Miller
Jim Westmoreland
John McDermott
Local 9
The
Moose
Brad Kroening
Chris Todd
Todd
Kroening
Dale Felton
M. Blaser
Dave Klee
Bergeson
Robby's to Compete in Softball Tourney
Robby's of Aus tin slow pitch Major League will play in the Minneapolis Aquatennial Slow Pitch tournament July 14 15 and 16 at Bryn Mawrfield and Parade Field No 1. Tournament chairman Jack Anderson says 64 teams enter a three day single elimination event led by defending Rams head team sponsored by Zipp's Liquor and last year's runner up Duff's. Robby's is managed by Steve Peterson.
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Sharon
Noella Kehrberg
Minneapolis Ywca
Lees
Austin
George Wright
John Richardson
Randy Stoike
Kevin Lee
Larry Lundquist
Tom Murphy
Jay Regenscheid
John Fischer
Jef Shugert
Allen Thorson
Mark Higgins
Pat Nelson
Mark Helle
Anne Fischer
Bobby, Tom
John Madura
Hopkins
Rochester
Edina
St. Paul Wilder
Reding
Robby’s
Minneapolis
Jack Anderson
Bryn Mawrfield
Parade Field
Ramshead
Zipp’s Liquor
Duff's
Steve Peterson
Palmer Seeks 50th Pro Triumph Amid Player Strike Cloud
Arnold Palmer aims for his 50th professional win at the Canadian Open as a looming players strike raises tension with the PGA. Palmer skips a touring pros meeting while Jack Nicklaus remains a top challenger, and the threat of a boycott over PGA governance hangs over the sport.
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Palmer
Bob Green
Associated Press
Montreal
Arnold Palmer
Professional Golfers Association
Doug Ford
Jack Nicklaus
Carnera Dies in Italy Former World Champion Passes Away
Primo Carnera longtime heavyweight boxing champion known as The Ambling Alp has died at 60 in Sequals Italy his birthplace. He left the United States last month for home and died after a long illness coma preceded death and cirrhosis of the liver. He left behind wife Pina and two children Jean Marie Alderson and Umberto. Carnera rose to fame in 1933 and later pursued wrestling before retiring from the ring.
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Sequals
Italy
Primo Carnera
Carnera
United States
Pina
Glendale
Calif
Primo
Los Angeles International
Rome
Jean Marie Alderson
Umberto
Bowling Top Five Echo Lanes Moonlighter Mixed Dell
Men result leaders include D Maloney 600 B Lark 496 T Winkle 488 H Nielsen 486 I Miller 482. Ladies show V Ul welling 483 K Long 458 M Neilsen 453 B Volkert 448 A Jacobson 448. ECRO-ETTES numbers list Bumegarner 539 Beck 30 Hackensmith 518 Carlson 517. Women Trucky 496 Rice 462 Pinkey 443 Ashton 429 Hare ris 418.
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Echo Lanes Moonlighter
DELL
D. Bumegarner
Beck
Hackensmith
Carlson
Trucky
Rice
Pinkey
Ashton
Hareris
St Olaf Wins Seven Games In YMCA Softball Race
St Olaf Lutheran stays close to leaders St Edwards after winning two league games. They beat Fellowship Methodist 14 0 and Our Saviors 11 5. St Augustine and Grace Lutheran also posted wins as the race tightens.
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St. Olaf Lutheran
St. Edwards
YMCA
St. Olaf
Fellowship Methodist
Our Saviors
St. Augustine
First Methodist
Grace Lutheran
Church of Christ
Presbyterian
Queen of Angels
Sterling Christian - Congregational
Sterling Christian- Congregational
Ymca Church League
Edwards Tree
Grace Lutheran Tee
Queens
A Church of Christ Sees
Fellowship
Methodist
Sterling Chr
Pan Am Basketball Schedule Set
The U S Pan American Games Trials team will play at least five exhibitions in July against Metropolitan Collegiate Baseball League All Stars at Minneapolis Parade Stadium July 9 and 13, at St Paul Midway Stadium July 11 and 18, and against St Cloud Box July 15. The Pan American Games start July 23 in Winnipeg.
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Minneapolis
U.S
Metropolitan Collegiate Baseball League
All-Stars
Minnesota Gopher
Dick Siebert
Minneapolis Parade Stadium
St. Paul Midway Stadium
VFW Beats Red Wing 6 3 To Improve Non League Mark
VFW of Austin improved to 3-4 non league with a 6-3 win over Red Wing VFW in Austin. Mike Cummins pitched one hit ball to start, Ed Sack finished allowing three. Austin had seven hits and added two insurance runs in the seventh. Red Wing loaded the bases twice but scored only on one run. Austin TVFW will host Faribault at Marcusen Park then travel to Otanona for a league game.
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RED Wing
Minn
Austin Vfw
VFW
Mike Cummins
Austin
Ed Sack
Faribault
Marcusen Park
Owatonna
Major League Standings and Schedule Summary
The standings list Chicago leading with 43 wins and 21 losses followed by Pittsburgh 21 Philadelphia 6 New York 5 Los Angeles 7 Cincinnati 5 Houston 4 Atlanta 2 San Francisco 9 St. Louis 1. Today’s games include Philadelphia at New York and Houston at Atlanta among others with several twi night and N notations. Friday’s schedule features St. Louis at New York and Los Angeles at Houston while Wednesday results show Kansas City 2 New York 0 and Chicago 3 Baltimore 2.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
New York
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Houston
Atlanta
San Francisco
St. Louis
California
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
Minnesota
Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore
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Causey Delivers Third Inning Spark Plunging Orioles
Wayne Causey slapped a three run homer in the eighth to erase a 2 0 Baltimore lead and lift the Chicago White Sox to a 3 2 victory. Eddie Stanky noted the team did not plan for a homer, but Causey connected to keep first place Chicago atop the standings. Hoyt Wilhelm closed out Baltimore despite a bases loaded threat in the ninth.
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White Sox
Baltimore
Causey
Oriole
Kansas City
New York
Minnesota
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
California
Washington
Ron Hansen
Don Buford
Chicago
Bill Dillman
Dillman
Jimmy Stewart
Tommie Agee
Tom McCraw
Stanky
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University of Minnesota
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Dave House
Brad Sanvick
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PGA Executive Committee
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