Vikings waste opportunity to clinch title
The Minnesota Vikings failed to clinch the Central Division as they lost 30-14 to the San Diego Chargers after Philadelphia beat Detroit 23-20. Minnesota drops to 9-3 while Detroit sits 7-4-1. Denson was suspended from the taxi squad. John Henderson and others returned to action as Paul Krause left with a head injury.
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Giel pledges full effort to lift Gophers image in state
Paul Giel begins as Minnesota athletic director promising to meet the people and rebuild support after hiring a new football coach and top assistant. He aims to recruit heavily from Minnesota and nearby states while seeking the right successor to Jerry Kindall and addressing football program decline.
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Beavers Rally To Beat Gustavus 60 58 In Tight Finish
Bemidji State women? no men. Bemidji State Beavers edge Gustavus Adolphus 60 58 at St Peter as guard Lloyd Stauff returns with 12 points and a balanced offense. Gusties lead 34 29 at half, Wentworth tops Gustavus with 16, Proesch 13. Beavers face Bethel next in St Paul seeking third straight win.
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Wadena tops Bemidji in season opener wrestling meet
The Wadena Indians defeated Bemidji 39 to 11 in the season opener at Wadena. Bemidji’s 98, 119 and 126 matches produced early momentum, but Wadena pulled away with five straight wins to build a 31 6 lead and coasted. The Jacks won B and C teams 35-17 and 30-19 respectively, with Bagley looming as the next test.
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Lumberjack Sports Review Sees Mixed Risks for Bemidji Teams
Cliff Morlan notes Bemidji cagers struggle in a 56 46 loss to Hibbing with three frontliners totaling nine points while Bruce Daniels leads with 21. The piece previews games at Fergus Falls, Littlefork Big Falls, and upcoming home tilts. injuries to Tom Morris and Craig Jaakkola threaten the basketball squad as wrestling and hockey programs prepare for key regional clashes and upcoming schedules.
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North Stars fall to Sabres 3 1 on road trip
Minnesota saw its nine game unbeaten streak end as Buffalo defeated the North Stars 3 1 at Buffalo. Rookie Craig Ramsay scored three goals for the Sabres, while Danny Grant tallied for Minnesota. The loss leaves Minnesota three points clear atop the West Division.
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