North Stars fall in semifinal setback and strong season
The Minnesota North Stars lost 21 1 in double overtime to St Louis in the NESL semifinals after a 1 0 lead in regulation. They averaged about 15 000 per game and finished 4th in the Western Division with a 20 19 11 record while leading the league in power play goals with 55. Wayne Connelly led the team with 56 points, with Ray Cullen and Andre Boudrias tied for 53. Bill Goldsworthy shared top league in game tying goals with four.
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Packer Golfers Throttle Tigers for 7th Victory
Austin High improves to 7-1 by defeating Albert Lea 344 to 368 at the Country Club. Lary Lenoch earns medalist honors with a 41. Dist 2 meet slated for May 25 at 8:30 a.m. with LeRoy hosting at Spring Valley.
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Pacelli Romps Past Wells 20-8 to Tie 1965 Mark
Pacelli Shamrocks erased a 7-3 deficit after four innings and exploded for seven runs in the seventh to win 20-8 at Wells. Scott Peterson Mark Clennon Greg Turner and Mike Bauman led with key hits as Pacelli improved to 9-4 on the season and faces unbeaten Adams next.
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Double Plays Doom Austin in 2-1 Loss to Albert Lea
In a Big Nine baseball clash on Monday Albert Lea defeated Austin 2-1 as three twin killings halted Austin threats. Nick Lindgren, Dan Bjerke and Barry Waller starred for Austin, but three crucial twin plays and a wind-weary offense left the Packers at 4-5 and fearing a title repeat.
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Hayfield Honors 56 Athletes at Chamber Banquet
About 300 people attended the Hayfield Chamber of Commerce athletic banquet. Vikings star Paul Flatley spoke and presented awards to 56 senior athletes, six cheerleaders, and notable scholar athletes including Gary Fritze who received the Honor Athlete Award.
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Big Nine Track Honor Roll tops state marks in week
Red Wing's Dave Snesrud leads the shot put and discus with 58 ft 6 in and 153 ft 10 in as Big Nine athletes post top in-state marks. Steve Kinney clears 12 ft 6 1 2 in in the pole vault, while Mankato and Austin runners post strong relay and dash times. Bloomington's Trackorama looms as the next big meet.
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Twins Drop to Third After 2-1 Loss to Oakland
Oakland edged Minnesota 2-1 as Jim Kaat, in relief, struggled in the start of a bid to halt a four game skid. Harmon Killebrew homered for Minnesota, but the Twins left nine on base and stranded the potential tying run in the seventh at the Coliseum.
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Mustangs Bowl Game Protested After Loss in Iowa Semifinal
Stacyville Marian dropped a 3-1 decision to Mason City in the Iowa Sectional baseball semifinal amid protests. Umpire calls on a third-base tag and a late run were disputed as Tim Hackenmiller allowed three hits in relief. Hackenmiller took the loss. Tom Ryan earned the win with 12 strikeouts. Marian remains 10-2 and hosts Newman Wednesday.
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Pacelli Shamrocks Rally Past Marian 174 197 At Ramsey
Pacelli High golf team avenged an earlier loss to Marian by defeating Owatonna Marian 174 to 197 at Ramsey Golf Course. Freshman Roger Larson Jr. was Pacelli medalist with 41. Bill Barrett and Dan Gorman led Marian with 47 and 49.
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Packer Bees Untouchable Start Continues 9-0
Austin High B squads Bees remain undefeated at 9-0 after a 9-0 win over Albert Lea Bees at the Athletic Field. Rick Knutson opened the 2nd with a triple and scored on a passed ball as Don Leathers, Steve Seltz and Dick Johnson contributed. Best, Seltz and Nygaard had key hits. Best earned the win as Austin faces Mankato Thursday.
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ASJC golfers post 11 2 mark in 17 stroke win
ASJC golfers improved to 11 2 on the season by beating Carleton College Freshmen by 17 strokes at Austin Country Club. Don Houff led ASJC with 82 while Jim Carothers added 88 for the Blue Devils. The team next competes in the Worthington JC Invitational on Wednesday.
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Local Scores Sweep Across Baseball and Golf Circuits
In high school baseball Albert Lea defeats Austin 2 to 1 and Mankato wins 11 to 3 over Rochester JM while Faribault loses to Mayo 3 2 Red Wing ties Owatonna 3 1 Pacelli tops Wells 20 8 Cretin Hall blanked by Hill 0 in Minnesota action Mason City beats Stacyville Marian 3 1 in Iowa sectional semifinals College results show Lea over MACC 10 9 in Mason City golf totals list Austin 344 Albert Lea 368 Pacelli 174 Owatonna Marian 197 Austin JC 361 Carleton Frosh 378 events today Pacelli at Adams track Austin at Anoka Triangular Pacelli at Spring Veley
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Beattie Richardson Promoters Outline Hibbing Fight Events
Promoters of the Jim Beattie Willie Richardson heavyweight bout announce a 5 a.m. press conference Tuesday in Duluth and public workouts planned Wednesday in Hibbing, as the Hibbing Minnesota showdown nears.
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Orioles Bullpen Aces Getting Rusty and Starters Shine
Orioles’ bullpen rests again as rookie Dave Leonhard works six straight complete games in a 4-0 victory over Detroit. Sam McDowell leads another standout night with 14 strikeouts for Cleveland, while Tommy John’s 5-1 Chicago win and Oakland’s 2-1 win over Minnesota add to a busy AL slate.
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Fireball 300 Race Winner From Spartanburg
David Pearson of Spartanburg South Carolina won the third annual Fireball 300 stock car race at the Asheville Weaverville Speedway driving a 1968 Ford. He completed the event at an average speed of 76167 miles per hour.
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Billie Jean King wins Wimbledon playoff in London final
In London Billie Jean King of Long Beach California defeated Ann Haydon Jones of Britain 4-6 9-7 7-5 to win the Wembley Professional Lawn Tennis Tournament final.
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How They Stand Monday Baseball Results
The standings show Baltimore 4 Detroit 0 Cleveland 3 New York 2 Oakland 2 Minnesota 1 Chicago 5 California 1. Today’s schedule lists Cleveland at New York and Detroit at Baltimore among others. Wednesday’s card has Cleveland at New York.
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