Bemidji Legion Opens State Tourney Bid Versus Morris
Bemidji American Legion baseball, 8-1 winner over Brainerd in the District 6 final, heads to the Minnesota state tournament at St Paul fields. Earl Sargent to start, with Andy Kannenberg and others in a deep pitching staff as Bemidji faces Morris in the noon opener.
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Bemidji Gun Club hosts regional shoot plus chicken event
Cliff Morlan notes a busy Sunday with a 2 p.m. start for the Northwest regional shoot and a before after chicken shoot in four classes. Gunners from Bagley Red Lake Falls Crookston Thief River Falls Detroit Lakes and Bemidji compete with 50 shots each. The public may participate and shells are available.
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Orioles regain East lead on Cuellar Davis homer and key strikeout
Mike Cuellar and Tommy Davis propelled the Baltimore Orioles to a 2-1 win over the Minnesota Twins, lifting Baltimore atop the AL East. Davis drove in a run with a first inning homer and added two hits while Cuellar fanned nine to improve to 9-12 as Minnesota slipped to 56-56.
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Bemidji Highway Host Softball Faces Duluth Twin Bill
North Star Softball Area fans will see Bemidji Highways Host, champions of the North Star League, take on Highway Host of Duluth led by Gary Wagner. The noon and 2 pm games mark the first use of the new south diamond at the 80 acre park. Duluth’s Host sits 39 9 this summer with six tournaments, two wins, a third, and two consolation titles.
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Marshall shines as Expos top Giants in tense relief
Montreal's Gene Mauch praises reliever Marshall who saved a 5-3 win over San Francisco. Marshall extended strong numbers with 10 wins 23 saves and a 2.47 ERA while closing out late threats as Jim Lyttle and Ken Singleton homered early for a 4-0 Expos lead. Dodgers Mets Braves Cardinals Padres Phillies results also noted.
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Large crappie wins fish award
Bonnie Olson of Grand Forks won second prize in the St. Paul Pioneer Press fishing contest with a 2 lb 4 oz crappie, 17 inches long and 13% inches in girth, caught on Lake Plantagenette near Bemidji at Big Fish Headquarters last week.
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Lake Bemidji Kaycees win invitational title over Bena 9-5
Bemidji Kaycees edged Bena 9-5 to capture their invitational championship. Ziemann and Noga combined on the mound for Bemidji, while the Kaycees drew seven walks and committed five errors to keep the pressure on. Bena scored in the fourth and did not threaten after Bemidji's five-run fifth, with key hits from Ziemann and Thompson sealing the lead.
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Three former champions lead Pine to Palm second round
DETROIT LAKES Minn AP three former Pine to Palm champions carried opening round wins into the second round at Detroit Country Club Ihnot 1970 champ defeated Hanson 6 5 Lieser beat McDonald 2 1 Fiocca beat Kelly 3 2 Waryan medalist 1972 advanced 4 3 over Gillam Two rounds set for Saturday and two more Sunday to finish the championship after noon
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