Yankees crush Twins with 14 hits in 10-3 win
New York built a 7-0 lead by the fifth as 30,412 watched in Bloomington Minnesota. Lou Piniella drove in three with a sac fly and a two run homer while Thurman Munson and Graig Nettles added two run doubles. Chris Chambliss contributed as the Yankees rolled to a lopsided victory.
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Yankees
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Reggie Jackson
Mickey Rivers
Orioles
Ed Figueroa
Figueroa
Sparky Lyle
Lyle
Rod Carew
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New York
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Gene Mauch
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Boston
White Sox
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Winter confident Foreman will return to Vikings
Vikings President Max Winter says star running back Chuck Foreman is likely to rejoin the team next season but notes the club will not renegotiate signed contracts through 1979. Foreman has clashed with management over his deal, pursuing a trade without success, while Winter signals a potential extension to satisfy him.
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Winter
Bud Grant
Bud
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Chuck
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Baseball Standings And Thursday Results Snapshot
Standings show Balts 26 20 .565 leads N York 27 22 .552 with Boston 25 22 .532 and Milwaukee 25 25. Thursday results include Detroit 4 Cleveland 2 and New York 10 Minnesota 3. Several games delayed with multiple scheduled matchups listed.
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Slow Pitch Games Highlight Sanctioned Action Standouts
First National Bank and Beaver Pond remain unbeaten with seventh wins as Dairy Queen loses 8-3. Rich Reierson homered for First National while teammates Fleury Tweedale Holm and Reierson collected two hits apiece. Beaver Pond exploded 15 runs in the first inning to rout Gill Brothers 32-2 in four innings with Long, Salvang and Dow four hits each. Ted Midtaune earned the win. Other results include Northern National beating Redby 12-8, No National rallying past Highway Host 8-7, and Krolls 12-7 over Skaars No 1 as Scott Brown had four hits and seven runs. May 25 forfeit noted in Advertiser versus Skaars No 2.
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Modern Woodmen
First National
Dairy Queen
Rich Reierson
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Reierson
Jee
Casper
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Hickerson
Miller
Paulson and
Weidner
Gill Brothers
Dan Long
Greg Salvang
John Dow
Jim Traut
Donn Wallin
Long
Bob Horton
Earl Sargent
Ted Midtaune
Gill Bros
Hegstrom
Pemberton Midtaune
Horton
Northern National
Redby
John Noga
Rod Rhineberger
Mike Haws
Gary Burstad
Sid Sletten
Mike Nygaard
Haws
Rhineberger
Jensen
Redley
Simon Jackson
H. W. Host
Leechlake
Krolls
Skaars
Scott Brown
Paul Josefson
Randy Beck
Bob Johnson
Public Health overwhelms 71 Bar in softball scoring burst
Public Health defeated 71 Bar 36-20 in a high scoring women’s division game after six innings. Public Health racked 42 hits led by Mark Noga and Holmes Thunder Donnell Leechlake scoring twice. Standings show Big North 2-0 and graphics 1-1 with Public Health 1-1 as of Wednesday.
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Wilton
Regional meets test Jacks in track golf and tennis action
Bemidji Lumberjacks face three sports meet regions this weekend with golf hosting Region 8AA at Bemidji Country Club. Jacks and Jills track compete at Brainerd Region 8AA, while tennis features Duke Thorson and the doubles team of Paul Buntrock and Tim Wik at Brainerd in the 8AA individual tourney. Thorson and Wik beat rivals to reach regional play. Jensen and McGuire headline Jack track qualifiers with multiple events including sprints and jumps.
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Paul Buntrock
Tim Wik
Brainerd
Thief River Falls
Thorson
Bill Jury
Thief River
Bruce Freeman
Mahnomen
Freeman
Mitch Rustad
Thief
Jim Jensen
Rick McGuire
Jacks
Moorhead
Alexandria
Simmerman
Jills
Kathy Baker
Sherri Mayotte
Baker
Cyri Hensel
Ellen Prigge
Cathy Herath
Herath
Nancy Milbrath
Kay McFarland
Jenny Annonson
Linda Masse
Jill Oestreich
Prigge
Pam Gildersleeve
Mayotte
Lori Gausen
Park Rapids
Brian Egersdorf
Young Jacks
Eric Niskanen
Keith Jensen
Brad Goodwin
Dave Montebello
John Bressler
Bob Seado
Niskanen
Lowth Ford opens Paul Bunyan League season in Bemidji
Bemidji's Lowth Ford baseball team starts its Paul Bunyan League slate tonight at 6 30 p m at the BSU diamond, facing an opponent not named in the readable text. Coach Whitey Anderson issued uniforms to 18 players and plans add ons. key locally named players include Conner, Rick Nelson, Noga, Chambers, Miller, Organ, and Reimer among others. The Bemidji Chiefs visit Browerville in a 1 p m non league twin bill Sunday, while Monday brings the Chiefs and Lowth Ford together for a 6 30 p m clash as Lowth fields the American Legion squad they sponsor in summer.
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Mark Christianson
Blane Senn
Tom Jones
Rick Wittner
Jeff Reimer
Cass Lake
Noga
Chambers
Miller
Conner
Rick Nelson
Jack Fairbanks
Princeton
Andy Kannenberg
Frank Fairbanks
Bob Johnson
Harry Hunt
Pete Maus
Tom, Nic
Ric Dressen
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