Thief River Falls Wins Region Track Championship
Thief River Falls Prowlers claim their first Region 8 track title since 1962 at BSC stadium with a four point lead over Crookston. Bemidji, East Grand Forks, and Mahnomen round out the top five as scoring spread across 10 individuals and two relays. Dave Uhler of Mahnomen set a shot put record at 54-8, while TRF’s sprint medley crew shaved six seconds off the previous mark to win in 3:44.8. Paul Battleson of TRF was second in the half mile with 1:59.6 as the top race noted.
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Harmon Homers Triumph As Twins Beat Tigers 6 2 In Return
Harmon Killebrew belted his 495th career homer with two aboard to power the Minnesota Twins past Detroit 6 2 as Billy Martin returned to Minnesota as Tigers manager. Bert Blyleven or Jim Kaat earned the win and Killebrew drove in a key run while Martin acknowledged mixed feelings about facing his old club and home fans. The game marked the Tigers’ struggle in the pennant chase and set up the remaining three game series finale.
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Smothers Greenwood Pair Clinches Donnybrooke 500 Victory
Dick Smothers and John Greenwood win the Donnybrooke 500 endurance race at Brainerd as their Marathon Oil Corvette dominates the three mile circuit. They complete 167 laps with Greenwood finishing and Smothers spelling him, beating Johnson and Manner by seven laps.
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St Cloud State twins lead 1971 All NIC baseball team
Steve Fuchs and Charlie Munsch headline the 15 man All Northern Intercollegiate Conference squad from St. Cloud State College. Fuchs earned a .574 batting average and a 4 0 pitching mark while Munsch hit .462 and led in doubles with six. Other selections included Bob Britz Greg Thayer Dan Halvorson Todd Spencer and more across Winona Minnesota Morris Bemidji Moorhead and Southwest State.
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Morlan’s Sports Review Moves From Weather to Local Wins
In a packed column Cliff Morlan covers Beaver golf finishing fourth at NIC meet in Coon Rapids, Lumberjack district champs Dave Howe’s 76 earning medalist honors, and region qualifiers for Crookston. TRF tracks set four records as Bemidji and other area teams eye state championships.
Bunning tops all time strikeout list second place
Memorial Day saw Hall of Fame pitcher Jim Bunning notch five strikeouts as the Philadelphia Phillies beat San Diego 3-1 to move into second on the all time strikeout list with 2,823. He surpassed Cy Young and echoed that only Walter Johnson holds more. The Padres later won the second game 6-3.
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Baseball Standings And Schedule Snapshot
Monday results show Chicago 1 3 and Baltimore 0 1, Milwaukee 6 over Cleveland 5, Minnesota 6 over Detroit 2, Washington 4 over California 0, Kansas City 9 over Boston 3, New York 5 over Oakland 3. Tuesday eyeing Detroit at Minnesota and others with night games.
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