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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1969

Page

17

West Triumphs in Coaches All-America Game Absence Felt

In Atlanta the West defeated the East 14 10 despite poor attendance and scorching heat. The game drew 17 008, the smallest since the move to Atlanta, as OJ Simpson and 11 other first rd choices skipped the event. Gipson and Enyart scored late touchdowns for the West.

Atlanta O.J. Simpson Cal Simpson West Paul Gipson Houston Bill Enyart Oregon State

Prince Regent Favorite for Doncaster St Leger

FAVORED HORSE THE CURRAGH Prince Regent the French trained American owned winner of the Irish Sweeps Derby today was made the 64 favorite to win the St Leger at Doncaster England in September the last horse race classic of the British flat season.

Ireland Doncaster England

Oliva's 2nd game hitting splurge lifts Twins in split with Royals

Tony Oliva delivered five hits including two homers as the Minnesota Twins split a double header with Kansas City, winning the nightcap 12-2 after losing the opener 7-2. Oliva drove in five runs, boosting his 10 game hitting streak to a .555 average and matching his fourth career five-hit game.

Oliva Twins KC Royals Billy Martin Kansas City Tony Oliva Minnesota Carew Killebrew Nettles Roseboro Cardenas Grzenda J. Petty Crider Manuel Morris Allison Ph Kansas Bunker Piniella Uhlaender Fiore Oliver Foy J. Perry Grzenda Reese Eed Mitterwid C . Soveeed Quilici Martinez Harrison Mitterwald B— Kelly Allison Pua Kaat Rooker O'Riley Seater Wickersham Spoel A Eee Ener Weer Buremeice Oveee Cleveland New York Yankees California Seattle Tigers Baltimore Mike Cuellar Tom Tresh Cuellar al Kaline Eddie Watt Mickey Lolich

Rams Meador Wins White Award At NFL Dinner

CHICAGO AP Ed Meador defensive back for the Los Angeles Rams won the Justice Byron R. White Award at the third annual NFL Players Association dinner. The honor goes to the player judged to have made the greatest contribution to his team league and community.

Chicago Ed Meador Los Angeles Rams Byron R. “Whizzer” White National Football League Players Association NFL

Tigers Lose Ground as Orioles Sweep Series

Detroit slides deeper in the AL East after a four game set with Baltimore, taking only one win. Frank Robinson’s ninth inning pinch hit lifts the Orioles to a 4-3 win in the finale, while Detroit’s offense stalls with only two hits through much of the doubleheader. Reggie Jackson hits his 29th homer for Oakland, closing in on Babe Ruth by July 1, as Oakland and Minnesota jockey for position in the West.

Mike Becht Associated Press Detroit Tigers Baltimore Tigers Orioles Detroit Mayo Smith Frank Robinson Boston Red Sox Washington Senators Oakland A’s Minnesota Chicago White Sox Reggie Jackson Bill Freehan Dave Leonhard Jackson Babe Ruth Danny Cater

Huron extends six straight wins in Polar clash

Huron dominated Duluth 11-7 Sunday night to stretch its winning streak to six as Chris Ward and Terry Childers launched three run homers. Cader Gary Wilbern collected four hits while Bob Simons, a Vietnam veteran, held Duluth to eight hits in a steady outing. St Cloud remained hot with a 5-2 win over Sioux Falls, and Aberdeen at Winnipeg was rained out.

Associated Press Chris Ward Terry Childers Huron Duluth Cader Gary Wilbern Bob Simons Vietnam St. Cloud Sioux Falls Aberdeen Winnipeg

Hall of Fame inductees named Shaughnessy and Mickel

New Orleans AP reports Clark Shaughnessy and Abe Mickel, late college football stars, inducted into Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame. Cleveland AP notes Joel Goldstrand from Worthington Minnesota shot 72 finishing 288 total to win $217.77 at the Cleveland Open Golf Tournament.

New Orleans Clark Shaughnessy Abe Mickel Austin Minn Herald Louisiana Cleveland Ohio Joel Goldstrand Worthington

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