Twins draft Arizona State pitcher Edward Bane first
The Minnesota Twins selected Edward Bane 21 of Arizona State as their top pick in the draft and added 15 more players including catcher Richard Tinto and pitchers Jerry Matejka and Frank Meyers. The list features 30 selections with positions ranging from infielders to outfielders and several players from California and Minnesota.
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Frank Meyers
Minneapolis
Jerry Matejka
Breckenridge
Minn
Twins
Edward Bane
Arizona State
Ed McMahon
University of Massachusetts
Russel Noah
Loyola University of Los Angeles
Mike Beck
Vienna
Richard Tinto
Hibbing
Darrell Jackson
Los Angeles
Shorstop Luis Gomez
UCLA
Sam Donabedian
Fresno
Calif
Lawrence Wolfe
Sacramento
City College
Ken Schrom
Grangeville
Idaho
Jerry Reed
Asheville
N.C
Archie Amerson
San Diego
James Worth
West Covina
Rob Klebba
LaCresenta
Mike Seberger
Bellflower
Mike Dodd
Westminster
Gary Bishop
Baltimore
Richard Peters
Compton
Daniel Grimm
Ken Henderson
Chicago White Sox
William Sanford
Los Altos
Wayne Williams
Abilene
Tex
Robert Nickeson
San Jose
Michael Buckingham
Redlake Legion dominates Eagles 13-2 in opener
Redlake American Legion baseball opened the season with a 13-2 win over Red Lake Falls in five innings. Wally Holstein allowed two hits over the route, with Larry Lussier going 4 for 4 including two home runs and two doubles. Redlake built a five run first inning and added three more in the second before finishing with a second four-bagger by Lussier in the fifth setting the mercy rule.
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Redlake American Legion
Red Lake Falls
Wally Holstein
Eagles
Wayne Lussier
Redlake
Martin Parkhurst
Lussier
Bob Pemberton
Gary Chaboyea
Parkhurst
Gerald Spears
Pemberton
Chaboyea
Ben Roy
Gary
Warriors
Fertile
R.L. Falls
Roy
Daebel
Raebel Holstein
Spears
Northome withdraws from summer baseball leagues
Northome pulls out of both the Northern Lakes and Lakes Little League seasons after coach Lucien Kaiser cites lack of interest and job conflicts. The move leaves six teams in each circuit and a 10 game schedule. Lakes Little League opens Tuesday. Northern Lakes starts Wednesday.
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Northome
Northern Lakes and Lakes
Lucien Kaiser
Northern Lakes League
the Lakes Little League
Northern Lakes
Gene's Place Holds Tie for First in North Star League
Gene's Place secured at least a share of the North Star Softball League lead by defeating Krolls 9 to 4 at Carr Lake. Eight runs in two innings powered the win as every Gene's hitter reached base, with Greg Salvaag and Mike Mohler doubling and Roger Johnson and Scott Mayer adding two hits each. Don Christopherson led Krolls with two hits. Johannson, Bessler and Batda tripled. Tonight Highway Host meets Krolls at Carr Lake while Gene's faces Kordels at the high school diamond.
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Gene
North Star
Krolls
Carr Lake
Highway Host
Kordels
Greg Salvaag
Mike Mohler
Roger Johnson
Scott Mayer
Don Christopherson
Johannson
Bessler
Batda
Salvaag
Bahr Holley
Gustafson
Gene’s
Bemidji Braves Face Bemidji Bucks Saturday Showdown
A Bemidji Braves game against Bemidji Bucks is scheduled for 2:00 in the sports calendar. The rest of the day lists Bemidji Legion at Park Rapids baseball, state high school golf tournament, tennis Friday, and track Saturday events.
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Bemidji Legion
Park Rapids
Bemidji Braves
Bemidji Bucks
Sunday Warriors at Cass Lake Bagiey at Redlake
Sunday game listings show the Warriors playing at Cass Lake and Bagiey facing Redlake. Local schedule updates note two outdoor venues hosting contests on Sunday.
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Baseball Warriors
Cass Lake
Bagiey
Redlake
Davis pipes four hits as Dodgers crush Cubs in rout
Dodgers outslug Cubs 10-1 as Willie Davis goes 4 for 5 with a triple a double and two singles driving in three to raise his average to .292. The win keeps Los Angeles 3 games back of the Giants in the NL West.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Willie Davis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Davis
San Francisco
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Montreal Expos
Atlanta Braves
Cincinnati Reds
New York Mets
Baseball Standings and Scores From Tuesday and Wednesday
NL East standings show Chicago leading with 31 wins and 21 losses followed by Pittsburgh Montreal St. Louis New York Philadelphia. West includes San Francisco Los Angeles Cincinnati Houston Atlanta San Diego. Tuesday results: Los Angeles 10 Chicago 1 Montreal 7 Atlanta 6 in 11 Cincinnati 6 New York 5 SF 3 Pittsburgh 2 Philadelphia 4 Houston 0 St Louis 5 San Diego 3. Wednesday matchups list games in progress with notable pitchers Sutton Hooten Torrez Marichal Blass Ruthven Dierker Kirby Gibson. Minnesota-Cal wins and other AL games also noted.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Houston Astros
St. Louis Cardinals
San Diego Padres
Ron Fairly
Montreal
Atlanta
Fairly
Mike Marshall
Johnny Bench
Cincinnati
New York
Mets
Ed Gooson
Ron Bryant
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Bryant
Jose Cruz
St. Louis
San Diego
W. L. Pet
Chicago
Pittsburgh A
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Houston
San Deigo
Sutton
Hooten
Niekro
Torrez
Marichal
Blass
Ruthven
Dierker
Kirby
Gibson
Detroit
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Boston
Cleveland
Minnesota
Kansas City
California
Oakland
Texas
Kaat
Decker
Tidrow
Lamb
Winfield faces pro sport choice after draft
Minnesota star Dave Winfield, drafted fourth in the MLB free-agent draft by the San Diego Padres, weighs baseball's longevity against football and basketball purses. He leads Minnesota in a strong season with an 8-1 mound mark and .374 average, ahead of Friday's College World Series opener versus Oklahoma.
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Tom Brettingen
Associated Press
Minneapolis, Minn
Dave Winfield
University of Minnesota
San Diego Padres
Winfield
Minnesota
Minnesota Vikings
St. Paul
Omaha
Neb
Gophers
Oklahoma
San Diego
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Bemidji
Arizona St. Hurler
Richard Douglass
San Clemente
Mike Messmen
Portland
Ore
DeLaSalle High School
Dave Garcia
Franklin Square
N.Y
Robert Daniels
Brooklyn
Bradley Duncan
Lodi
Paul Franco
Gary Woods
Santa Barbara
Robert Henderson
Redlake Legion
Anoka Fairgrounds
Steve Erban
Erban
Wadena Fairgrounds
Chill Hilmin
Anoka
Cliff Morlan
Beaver
Buck Stewart
Pat Carroll
Bemidji Beavers
Stewart
John Wasilak
Carroll
BSC
Splittorff
Lee
Fisher
Alexander
Kline
Merritt
Slaton
Hunter
Coleman
Singer
Mns
St. Paul Central
Vikings
Big Ten
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Men
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Biscee
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Dave Pederson
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