Braves and Bucks kickoff Horace May invitational tournament
The seventh annual Horace May Invitational for 13 to 15 year olds begins with doubleheaders on both college and high school diamonds. Bemidji Braves and Bucks enter the eight-team field, with Staples the defending champion and Fosston, Thief River Falls, Fargo among past entrants.
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Jim Carrington
Horace
Horace May
Bemidji High
Bemidji
Braves
Bucks
College Diamond
Fosston
Staples
Thief River Falls
Recreation Department
Gonvick
Thief River Mets
Fargo Eagles
College
Jerry Biewer
Bob Johnson
Kannenberg
Drew
Joe Weltzin
Brad Nelson
Dan Degerman
Bemidji Jaycees
St. Louis Park
Crookston
Thief River Elks
Bemidji Kaycees dominate Solway as season rolls on
Lakes Little League action sees Bemidji Kaycees win 18-5 over Solway for a fourth straight victory. Standings show Kaycees 4-0, Ponemah 2-1, Redlake 2-2, Redby and Blackduck 1-1, Solway 2-4, Northome 0-3 with several games postponed awaiting scores. Noga and Manney fueled the offense with multiple hits while Sande contributed three as Bemidji built a big second inning and held on for the win.
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Bemidji Kaycees
Solway
Kaycees
Ponemah
Redlake
Redby
Blackduck
Northome
Redby Bemidji
Redby Blackduck
Redlake Blackduck
Redby Ponemah
Ponemah Northome
John Noga
John Manney
Noga
Lance Chambers
Mark Manney
Mike Sande
Wayne Johnson
Solway Bemidji
J. Manney
Chambers
Sande
Thompson
Bemidji
Okerman
Baudette
Holte
Tolpingrud
M. Manney
Redley
Pemberton
Dudley
Schoenborn
Hegstrom White
Graves
Duane Cook
Garrigan
Willie Kingbird
Cook
Elhard
White Cook
Groves
Goodridge
Warriors
Larry Nedeau
Sundahl
Easthouse
Nedeau
United States Tops Italy for Softball Tourney Title
The United States scored five in the third inning to win 10 0 over Italy and clinch the five nation softball tournament championship. Canada beat Zambia 7 4 and tied for second with Holland which did not play Friday.
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Reggio Calabria
Italy
United States
Canada
Zambia
Holland
Beavers mull move to new hockey conference
Bemidji State College officials joined expansion talks at the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics meeting in Las Vegas. The plan, if approved, would move BSC from the ICHA to a larger Central Collegiate Hockey Association alongside Ohio State, Ohio University, Bowling Green, St. Louis, and Lake Superior, with January Chicago meetings to finalize schedules and travel commitments. Beaver facilities boast a 3,000 spectator capacity, expandable to 4,000, and express optimism about benefits for players and fans.
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Bemidji State College
Central Collegiate Hockey Association
National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics
Las Vegas
BSC
R.D. Decker
John S. Glas
Victor D. Weber
CCHA
Ohio State
Ohio University
Bowling Green
Ohio
St. Louis University
International Collegiate Hockey Association
Lake Superior
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
ICHA
Bemidji State
Air Force Academy
Buffalo
Western Michigan
Kent State
Chicago Circle
Northern Illinois
Dr. Decker
Decker
Chicago
Weber
Beaver
Harry Fritz
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Verndale
Park Rapids
Detroit Lakes
Fargo
Grand Rapids
Bagley
Cass Lake
Stan Drew
Andy Kannenberg
Dan Storrusten
Grafton
Ken Anderson
The
Beavers
N.C
Jack Stronstad
Scott McLean
Brad Goodwin
Chris Thompson
Ricky McGuire
Pioneer
Lori Hutchins
Hutchins
Cewdiayepoulrexi
Shevlin
Duane
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