Bemidji junior high nets progress with new coach
The Bemidji junior high tennis team under coach Larry O'Brien posted a 5 4 dual record and placed third in a six team invitational. With five new courts at Nymore Arena and 80 prospects, 25 finished the season as 20 players played in one or more matches.
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Bemidji
Nymore
Larry O’brien
Dave Johnson
Allen Morlan
John Goodell
Tim Stagg
Todd Winge
Dan Schwartz
Brian Otte
Mike Rhineberger
Mike Holter
Carl Hanversen
Dave Kramer
Grant Allen
Pat Carroll
Greg Walden
Mike Jones
Tim Lamon
Jim Gregoire
Scott Dickinson
Stan Knudsen
Greg Gangelhoff
Eric Tollefson
Ken Lindquist
David Lloyd
Kelly Skime
Tim Stein
O’brien
Charlie Hill
Jim Carrington
Nymore Arena
Netsters
The
Jacks
Lumberjacks
Mahnomen
Brainerd
Detroit Lakes
Thief River Falls
Hill
Gregoire
Skime
Four Americans Shine as British Amateur Rounds Advance
Vinny Giles Jay Haas Dick Siderows and John Grace move into the last 16 of the British Amateur Golf Championship, each winning their fourth round matches. Craig Stadler suffers a 2 up defeat to Geoffrey Marks amid light optimism for the U.S. contenders.
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Noel Hughes
Hoylake
England
Vinny Giles
Jay Haas
Dick Siderows
John Grace
Craig Stadler
la Jolla
Calif
Geoffrey Marks
Giles
Richmond
Scotland
Peter Wilson
Haas
Winston Salem
N.C
Ian Carslaw
Siderows
Westport
Conns
Fort Worth
Tex
Grace
University of
California
Stadler
Dick Eyles
Little Neville Chesses
U.S
Jerry Pate
Pensacola
Fla
Nicky Faldo
John Davies
Vikings II No Hits Grain Belt 12 to 2 in Opener
Sharon Bowman pitched a no hitter as Viking II defeated Grain Belt 12 to 2 in the season opener. Sharon Peterson led the eight hit attack with two safeties including a triple, and Bowman added two singles as seven runs came in the second inning. Next Tuesday Olympia faces defending champion Big North while Grand Belt meets Cass Lake.
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Sharon Bowman
Viking II
Grain Belt
Cass Lake Olympia
Sharon Peterson
Bowman
Olympia
Big North
Grand Belt
Cass Lake
71 Bar Remains Undefeated in Slow Pitch Win over Lakeland
71 Bar stayed unbeaten in sanctioned league play with a 5 to 4 victory over Lakeland. Jim Dale and Brian Israelson each had two hits for 71 Bar as they built a 5 to 2 lead and held off Lakeland’s seventh inning rally. Redlake also won 10 to 7, led by a Dwight Sayers three run homer in the fifth. League standings unavailable with 29 of 48 games unreported.
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71 Bar
Lakeland
Jim Dale
Brian Israelson
Culberg
Bungert
Wallen
Dides Midthune
Horton Redlake
Duane Airbanks
Ray White
Dwight Sayers
Redlake
Redlake Pabst
Pioneer
Brad Stay
Mullan
Mark Haluptzok
Jeff Hensel
Jeff Moe
Rick Fulton
Bob Tuomala
Stay
Ware Hensel
Strand
Northern National
Northern Amuseman
Amusement
No. National
Red Sox
White Sox
Rick Burleson
Boston
Rangers
Orioles
Cesar Tovar
Texas
Baltimore
Joe Lovitto
Jim Sundberg
Tovar
Yankees
Twins
Thurman Munson
George Medich
New York
Minnesota Angels
Tigers
Ed Figueroa
Detroit
California
A’s
Brewers
Billy Williams
Oakland
Milwaukee
Kordels Blast Core Craft To Move Up In Standings
Kordels crushed Core Craft 16 to 2 as Jeff Traut led with three hits and Art Glidden and Greg Salvaag combined on the mound in a high scoring game. O.K. Tire edged Krolls 6 to 5 to tie for third as Skaars remained undefeated at 5-0 with standings led by Kordels 5-1 and Krolls 2-4.
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Kordels
Core Craft
O.K. Tire
Krolls
Skaars
Art Glidden
Greg Salvaag
Jeff Traut
Odom Aids Salary Drive With Shutout Of Royals
John Blue Moon Odom pitched a four run shutout against Kansas City Royals to bolster his bid for a higher salary with Cleveland. He threw a two hitter until the sixth and backed by Boog Powell John Lowenstein and Alan Ashby homers. Odom urged a trade back to Oakland or to Texas if Cleveland won’t raise pay.
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John
Blue Moon
Odom
Cleveland Indians
Kansas City Royals
Indians
Oakland A’s
Cleveland
A’s
Texas Rangers
Boston
Chicago
Texas
Baltimore
New York
Minnesota
California
Detroit
Oakland
Milwaukee
Boog Powell
John Lowenstein
Alan Ashby
Royals
Powell
Rick Manning
Lowenstein
Foolish Pleasure Leads Belmont Stakes Contenders
Kentucky Derby winner Foolish Pleasure tops a field of nine 3-year-olds for the 107th Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park. Master Derby, Avatar, Diabolo, Singh and others were listed as entrants with possible start fees noted. The race offers about 168 859 dollars with CBS slated to televise. Foolish Pleasure owner John L. Greer and trainer LeRoy Jolley seek a major Triple Crown bid as Ruffian looms as a top filly in the season.
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NEW York
LeRoy Jolley
Foolish Pleasure
Belmont Park
Avatar
Diabolo
Singh
Prince Thou Art
Nalees Rialto
Johnny Campo
Robert Lehmann
CBS
John L. Greer
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Chris Mattison
Knudsen
Bemidji Tennis Club
Walden
Jones
Tollefson-Lamon
Knudsen-Dickinson
Goodell
Johnson
Gangelhoff-Dickinson
Tollefson
Hill-Stein
Lloyd-Kramer
Allen-Rhineberger
Schwartz-Stein
Winge- Kramer
Lloyd-Stagg
Lyng
Grimm Bowman and Johnson
Glidden
Salvaag
Traut
Sunquist
Holley
O.K
Jacobson
Scott LaCoursiere
Jim Hickerson
Brad Nelson
John Olson
Johnny B
Natural Times
Jack’s
Wilton
the Pioneer
Ashby
Steve Busby
Bill Davis
St. Bemidji
4Th and
Beltrami
Uta
Security State Bank
4Th Street
Beltrarm Avenue
Bemidjy
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