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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1951

Page

5

Snead and Mangrum Lead In Oakmont PGA Battle

Oakmont Pennsylvania hosts the 33rd PGA Championship with Sam Snead of White Sulphur Springs and Lloyd Mangrum of Niles, Ohio as frontrunners in the 36 hole match phase. Surviving contenders include Jim Ferrier Vic Ghezzi Johnny Bulla Ellsworth Vines Jack Burke and others in the round of 16 after yesterday’s cuts.

Oakmont Sam Snead White Sulphur Springs W. Va Lithe Lloyd Mangrum Niles Jim Ferrier Vic Ghezzi Johnny Bulla Ellsworth Vines Young OH Gee Inwood CC Inwood Oakmont Country Club Pittsburgh Ghezzi San Francisco NEA

Wins Prep Title on Wild Pitch Crowns State Baseball

OWATONNA Redwood Falls wins state high school baseball title as winning run scores on a wild pitch. Melrose pitcher Edgar Meyer suffers the 1-0 defeat as Bob Wolf’s eighth inning single leads to the wild play. Laurie Slocum’s pitching limits Melrose to two hits in the final. Mankato takes third with a 1-0 win over Austin. Duluth Central claims consolation by defeating St. Paul Washington 12-1.

Owatonna Redwood Falls Edgar Meyer Melrose Bob Wolf Meyer Wolf Laurie Slocum Bing Weiss Austin Shakopee St. Paul Washington Duluth Central

Pick Betty Jameson to Win Eastern Test

In Reading Pennsylvania Betty Jameson, a quiet Texan with gray streaks, led the 54 hole Women's Eastern Open by two strokes over Babe Didrikson Zaharias and Barbara Romack at Berkshire Country Club. Patty Berg, the defending champion, posted 74 to sit third as thirty six pros and amateurs compete for the $3500 prize.

Reading Betty Jameson Babe Didrikson Zaharias Barbara Romack Sacramento Calif Berkshire Country Club Betty Alamo San Antonio Patty Berg Alice Bauer Midland Tex Beverly Hanson India Betsy Rawls

Soaked by Rain Nine Year-Old Fishes Millbury Sees Longevity

Joseph Waskiewicz, nine, set out to fish in Millbury Massachusetts. Rain began hours later and family reported him missing. Police searched brooks then a nearby lake finding him soaked but still fishing nearly twelve hours after he started.

Millbury Mass Joseph Waskiewicz Joseph

Bears defeat Duluth 7 5 in league action

Eau Claire extends lead in Northern league with 7 5 win over Duluth as St Cloud tops Superior 7 5. Fargo Moorhead crushes Sioux Falls 10 4 while Aberdeen beats Grand Forks 6 3. Webb Parrish Miller Buckout Nordgren among pitchers and hitters in Wednesday games.

Duluth Dukes Eau Claire Canaries Aberdeen Grand Forks Chiefs St. Cloud Superior Webb Parrish Miller Buckout Nordgren

Layne Heads to New York for July 12 Bout with Marciano

Salt Lake City reports Rex Layne, now a lighter 1892 pound Utah heavyweight, leaves today for New York City to face Rocky Marciano on July 12 in a high profile boxing match.

Salt Lake City Rex Layne Utah New York City Rocky Marciano

Packers at Faribault Sunday Clash in Southern Minnesota League

Emil Scheid leads the Austin Packers to a Sunday 8 p m road game at Faribault as they chase a third straight league title. Robert Fowler debuts for Akron Ohio while Bob Wiles and Dick Seltz return from brief absences. Shanty Dolan plans to counter with lefty Herb Chmiel.

Emil Scheid Austin Packers Faribault Marcusen Park Packers Shanty Dolan Laker Herb Chmiel

Gilmore Batting Average Corrected to .259

The Southern Minnesota league figure for Roy Gilmore is corrected to .259 after 21 hits in 81 at bats.

Roy Gilmore Gilmore

Boxing Results From Boise Hollywood and Richmond Cards

Boxing rounds from Boise Seattle Hollywood Monterrey Los Angeles and Richmond show Mathews of Seattle stopping Petersen of Chicago and Salas and Chavez fighting to a draw while Bobby Lee of Baltimore outpoints Gene Burton of New York in separate city cards.

Boise Idaho Harry Kid) Matthews Seattle Bill Petersen Chicago Hollywood Calif Lauro Salas Monterrey Mexico Fabela Chavez Los Angeles Drew Richmond Bobby Lee Baltimore Gene Burton New York

Pro Golf Championship Day Surprises From Oakmont Roundup

In Oakmont Pennsylvania the PGA championship day delivers upsets as lesser known players like Reggie Myles Walter Burkemo and George Bolesta step forward while big names Hogan Snead Mangrum and Demaret fade. Burkemo Grabs endurance wins and advances as Haefner Harbert clash in extra holes.

Oakmont Ben Hogan Sammy Snead Lloyd Mangrum Bobby Locke Jimmy Demaret Snead Mangrum Jim Ferrier Vic Ghezzi Walter Burkemo Reggie Myles Jack Harden George Bolesta Myles Carmoustie Scotland Reggie Cleveland Horton Smith PGA Burkemo Michigan Bolesta Danville Ill Palma Ceia Tampa, Fla Clayton Haefner Chick Harbert Harbert

Lakers Sign First Sacker

Faribault diary reports 20 year old Illinois Wesleyan first baseman Paul Raab will start at first base for the Faribault Lakers against Austin Sunday night. Raab, praised by scout Johnny Mostil, has declined pro offers to continue education while Cheifs sire changes shift Augie Schlaffer to center field and John Ewaniak may rejoin soon.

Faribault Paul Raab Illinois Wesleyan College Faribault Laker Austin Raab Shanty Dolan Johnny Mostil Chicago White Sox White Sox Tommy Riach Colorado Springs Dolan Augie Schlaffer Raabe Laker John Ewaniak Mayo Clinic

Pacific Coast League Scores Quick Update

Portland 3 6 Los Angeles 2 1 Hollywood 7 Sacramento 2. Local standings and results show multiple games with varied scores across the Pacific Coast League.

Portland Los Angeles Hollywood Sacramento

Austin and Albert Lea face July 4 league doubleheader

The 1951 Southern Minnesota league schedules four July 4 night doubleheaders with eight teams, including Austin at Albert Lea and Owatonna at Faribault. Ambitious plans for July 4 also feature afternoon games such as Winona at Rochester and Waseca at Mankato, with several matchups rearranged due to weather.

Austin Faribault Albert Lea Owatonna Waseca Winona Mankato Rochester Owatenna 8-M Pd Austin Te

Austin American Legion Junior Team Faces Albert Lea

Austin junior baseball coach Goudy sends his American Legion squad to Marcusen Park to meet Albert Lea at 8 p m aiming for their first win over Albert Lea and fourth in eight starts. They seek momentum after a 2 1 loss to Spring Valley and a 2 0 start to the program with upcoming games vs Spring Valley and Rochester. Ron Plath or Jerry Kral to start on the mound.

Legion Albert Lea Spring Valley Austin Marcusen Park Goudy Austin American Legion Legionnaires Mason City Owatonna Rochester Ron Plath Jerry Kral

Braves Rally Past Winona For 4-3 Victory In Makeup

In Waseca at Community Park the Braves erased a 2-0 deficit with a three run sixth inning led by Gene Thomas who hit a homer with two outs and no one on. Jack Haines pitched well for Winona losing his fourth one run decision while Tom Lovrich earned the win with a 10 hit effort.

Waseca Waseca Braves Minnesota Winona Community Park Braves Gene Thomas Jack Haines Tom Lovrich Mankato Rochester

Brews Drop Pair as Milwaukee, St. Paul Win Big

Milwaukee falls to Louisville 9-2 and 11-1 while Kansas City rainouts. St. Paul crushes Toledo 17-11 and Minneapolis plates 19-2 over Columbus. Fox fans ten as Minneapolis routs Redbird staff and Louisville hitters pound miscues.

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Rochester Invitational Net Championships Set for July

Tennis stars from Minnesota Wisconsin and the Dakotas will compete in the second annual Rochester Invitational net championships to be held here July 12 15. Defending champions in all 12 divisions are expected to be on hand. Hughes Davies professional at the Rochester Tennis club is in charge of entries.

Rochester Minnesota Wisconsin Dakotas Hughes Davies Rochester Tennis Club

Dodgers tighten grip as pack closes on lead

In a tense pennant chase the Dodgers drop five of six as the Phillies win 3-2 and the Giants gain, while the Pirates take two of three from Brooklyn. Palica loses, Caballero’s ninth inning triple wins it, Wilber adds a fifth inning homer. Chicago and St Louis settle for a 6-6 tie.

Pirates New York Giants Phillies Dodgers Giants

Campbell Girls Softball Sweep Austin Wins Two Games

The Campbell girls of Austin defeated Charles City 10-0 in the league opener and 10-7 in an exhibition. Shirley Hanson pitched a two hit ball with nine strike outs. Next league game is Friday against Rockford, as Campbell improves to two wins and one loss.

Milwaukee Kansas City Louisville Campbell Austin Charles City Iowa Shirley Hanson Rockford Campbell Girls

White Sox edge Browns as lead stays tight in AL

Chicago White Sox beat St. Louis 10-3 to protect a half game AL lead, while Howie Judson improved to 3-0 on a seven-hitter. Vic Raschi earned his 12th win as the Yankees defeated Boston 2-1 behind DiMaggio’s eighth inning double. Philadelphia trimmed Washington in a twilight doubleheader 3-2 and 11-5. Bob Lemon pitched Cleveland past Detroit 4-1 despite toothache and a sixth inning scare.

Hiller Frank Hiller Chicago Cubs Enos Slaughter St. Louis Cardinals Slaughter St. Louis Cubs New York Chicago White Sox Browns Vic Raschi Chicago Boston Joe DiMaggio Raschi Philadelphia Washington Senators Bob Lemon Cleveland Detroit Lemon Charlie Keller

Musial Tops Balloting for All-Star Tilt

Stan Musial of the St Louis Cardinals led the 1951 All-Star balloting with 1 274 816 votes as Detroit July 10 lineups near announcement in Chicago The total vote nears 4 million with Nelson Fox of the Chicago White Sox second and George Kell of the Tigers third Carrasquel and Eddie Robinson lead at short and first for the White Sox Managers Stengel and Sawyer will pick the remaining 16 starters and pitchers. AL team announced Monday morning and NL Tuesday afternoon.

Chicago Detroit Stan Musial St. Louis Cardinals George Kell Detroit Tigers Nelson Fox Chicago White Sox White Sox Chico Carrasquel Eddie Robinson Casey Stengel New York Yankees Eddie Sawyer Philadelphia Phillies

Carleton to renew football rivalry with Hamline in 1951 schedule

Carleton College unveils 1951 football slate under coach Wally Hass. The Knights open Sept 22 at Cornell and end Nov 9 at Hamline, renewing a rivalry last played in 1931 with a 27-0 win. Conference foes include six Midwest games plus St Olaf on Oct 13.

Northfield Carleton Hamline University of St. Paul Wally Hass Knights Pipers Carls St. Olaf South Dakota State Cornell Knox Grinnell Lawrence Monmouth Ripon

Red Sox Send Bill Evans to Louisville Recall Hatfield

Boston Friday released pitcher Bill Evans to Louisville and recalled infielder Fred Hatfield from the American Association farm club.

Boston Boston Red Sox Bill Evans Louisville Fred Hatfield American Association

Hit by Ball, Player Dies in Utah Class C Game

Richard W. Conway a 19 year old rookie catcher for Twin Falls Idaho was killed by a thrown ball during pre game warmups at John Affleck park Ogden Utah He had joined the league after leaving Kansas City Blues and had 12 home runs this season making him the circuit’s leading homer hitter All league details note the fatality as the first in the class C league since 1939

Eddie Sawyer Phils Brooklyn Ralph Caballero Caballero del Wilber Ogden Utah Richard W Dick) Conway Twin Falls Idaho John Affleck Park Conway New York Yankees Don Kansas City Blues Montana

Chandler Requests Dismissal of Suit Against Baseball

In Cincinnati the U S district court was asked to dismiss a $300000 damage suit filed by the El Paso club and Jack Corbett challenging baseballs reserve clause as Sherman Act violation. The petition argued Cobbett and the El Paso club failed to state a claim and that the court lacks jurisdiction.

Cincinnati A. B. Chandler U. S el Paso Texas Baseball Club Jack Corbett Chandler Corbett Cobbett

Pacific Lutheran trio signs with San Francisco in NFL

Dick Daniels center from Pacific Lutheran College Taco ma and Hardy Brown linebacker have joined the San Francisco team in the National Football League.

San Francisco Calif Dick Daniels Pacific Lutheran College Tacoma Hardy Brown

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