Bemidji Jacks top Newfolden to reach regional final
Bemidji Lumberjacks defeated Newfolden 8-1 to advance to the Region 8 title game against Crookston. Gary Sargent led with three hits, including a double and triple, as Bemidji rode 11 hits and solid pitching from three hurlers.
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Jacks
Newfolden
Jim Carrington
Bemidji Lumberjacks
Bemidji
Crookston
Pirates
Ada
Dwight Degerman
Rick Sethre
Marlin Bjornrud
Degerman
Steve Donahue
Bjornrud
Gary Sargent
Charlie Meyers
Jim Traut
Mike Mohler
Donahue
Meyers
Traut
Sargent
Byron Stokke
al Killian
Earl Sargent
Gary
Mahler
Scott Youngquist
Vikings
Fie
Aea Sargent
Simmons wins game on controversial 10th inning hit
Ted Simmons drove in the winning run in the 10th after a bunt was ruled foul, letting the St. Louis Cardinals preserve a half game lead in the NL East. The Cardinals tied the game in the ninth with a four-run rally and benefited from disputed calls while Atlanta protested. Willie Stargell homered twice for Pittsburgh as they beat Chicago 11-6.
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ED Shearer
Associated Press
Atlanta
Ted Simmons
St. Louis Cardinals
Bob Priddy
Cardinals
Simmons
Mel Steiner
Priddy
Steiner
Matty Alou
Alou
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Jose Cardenal
Chicago
Wrigley Field
Stargell
al Oliver
Bob Robertson
Pirates
Billy Williams
Cubs
RBI
Baseball scoreboard notes for Pirates and Cubs stars
Pittsburgh beat Chicago with stars Stargell and Oliver homering while Veale earned the win. Pappas took the loss as Chicago tally included Williams homer. St Louis defeated Atlanta 7 1 in a tight contest as Drabowski blanked Priddy.
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Chicago
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Giusti
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Stephenson
Thompkins
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Breeden
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Stargell
Oliver
Robertson
Williams
Harvard catcher Varney eyed as top pick in draft run
Harvard catcher Pete Varney, a 6 foot 3 inch 230 pound slugger who batted .391 with 27 RBIs this season, heads a slate of prospects in the MLB draft. The event opens with the regular phase and continues into a secondary phase featuring gl glden Borgmann Hooten Broberg Pazik and others as teams select mostly high school talent. Varney has long resisted signing but now pursues a baseball career after years of college play and a famed football two point conversion for Harvard.
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Associated Press
NEW York
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Harvard
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Roger Curroga
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Galveston
Tex
William Almon
Warwick
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Warwick, R.I
Condredge Holloway
Lee H.S
Huntsville
Ala
Baseball Standings And Schedule From Tuesday Play
National standings show Saint Louis leading the East with 35 wins and a half game over Pittsburgh at 342, New York 30, Chicago 26, Montreal 21, Philadelphia 20. West has San Francisco 38, Los Angeles 29, Houston 27, Atlanta 25, Cincinnati 22, San Diego 18. Tuesday results include Pittsburgh 11 Chicago 6 and St Louis 7 Atlanta 6 in 10 innings.
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Lumberjacks advance to regional final after 8 1 win
Cliff Morlan notes Bemidji Lumberjacks beat Newtulden 8 to 1 in the Region Eight first round at Thief River Falls and advance to face Crookston in the regional final. Crookston previously defeated Ada 9 to 1 to reach the final. The winner advances to Midway Stadium in St Paul next week.
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Pearson
Dale Normandin
Roger Johnson
Scott Wheelhouse
Jim Clauson
Youngquist
Normandin
Ada
Ron Muir
Tim Sipe
Sipe
Mark Johnson
Mike Ness
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Earl Sargent
Meyers
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Fran Zaren
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Don Listek
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Nashwauk
Ron Paulbicke
Nissan
Donnybrooke
Jimmy Wynne
Mankato
Minnesota
Jim
John Tordsen
Sioux Falls
Wynne
Diamond Lake Lanes
Minneapolis
Yastrzemski Leads Early AL All Star Balloting
Carl Yastrzemski tops the early American League All-Star voting with 31,645 votes. Tony Oliva and Frank Robinson follow in the outfield, while Boog Powell and Brooks Robinson lead other positions. About 65,000 votes were cast in the first count for the July 13 All-Star game.
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New York
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Boston
Bowie Kuhn
Minnesota
Tony Oliva
Baltimore
Frank Robinson
Orioles
Boog Powell
Brooks Robinson
Rod Carew
Luis Aparicio
Bill Freehan
Detroit
Powell
Norm Cash
Aparicio
California
Jim Fregosi
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