Orioles fall to Twins as Weaver vents over shoes
Baltimore manager Earl Weaver offered no explanation for the bats as the Orioles managed four hits in a 4-1 loss to Minnesota. Ray Corbin held Baltimore while Bobby Darwin homered, and the Twins moved to within four games of the A L East leaders.
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Pearson Wins Yankee 400 at Michigan for 5th Major
Old pro David Pearson, nearing 39, won by a car length over Bobby Allison to claim the Yankee 400 at Michigan International Speedway. It marked his fifth major victory of the season, part of a 15 year career totaling about 770000 in earnings.
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Braves claim city title with 10-5 victory over Bucks
Bemidji Braves thwarted a late Bucks rally to win the city championship in a 10-5 decision. The Bucks finish 33-5, tying the 1968 mark, while Braves advance with an 11-hit effort led by McRae four for four.
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Park Rapids golf tourney shows strong course for big event
Cliff Morlan notes Park Rapids Headwaters Country Club in top playing form after four years with fast greens and large putting surfaces. Jim Damon wins the championship edging Ed Demery in a playoff. multiple flights and awards listed. Also covers stock car racing at Paul Bunyan Speedway and local baseball and football notes with team updates and upcoming events.
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Police pistol shoot draws 34 lawmen in Bemidji
Thirty four lawmen from northern Minnesota gathered Sunday at the Bemidji Police Pistol Range for a semi annual shoot sponsored by the Bemidji police department. Shooters fired 30 rounds across time slow and rapid fire categories in their qualified class. A class for unclassified shooters and a powder puff division for wives or girlfriends drew ten entries. Gary Allen, event chairman, thanked local merchants for prizes and invited interested people to contact him for a planned public shoot. Scores were out of 600.
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Old Timmy Sparked Cardinals Comeback Win
Tim Van Galder, a 28 year old rookie quarterback, entered in the second half and sparked the St. Louis Cardinals to a 17-13 comeback victory over the Denver Broncos. He completed five of eight passes for 82 yards including a 29 yard touchdown to Jackie Smith, giving momentum after Denver led 13-0.
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Tigers edge Angels in wild nine run inning comeback
Martin’s Detroit Tigers overcame a nine run California eruption to outscore the Los Angeles Angels 11-9 in the series finale. The win gives Detroit a one game lead over Baltimore in the American League East. In the West, Chuck Tanner’s Chicago White Sox split a double header with Boston to sit in a first place tie with Oakland.
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