McNeil Rumored Out as Canadiens Head Coach
NHL meetings amid rumors Al McNeil will be replaced as coach of Montreal’s Stanley Cup champions. McNeil denied resigning but did not rule out a coaching change before meetings end. Other news includes tougher penalties for brawling and quick minor league draft closes with three goalies and Irv Spencer selected.
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Worsley Draws NHL Interest From Detroit Buffalo
Several clubs inquired about veteran goalie Roger Worsley as Detroit and Buffalo hinted at selecting the 41 year old in the inter league draft. North Stars seek a solid young goalie in return. Detroit and Buffalo face roster concessions to make a deal.
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Reds Hold Bemidji Camp for 16-year-old Prospects
Cincinnati Reds stage a baseball tryout camp on Tuesday June 1 in Bemidji Minnesota at 9 a.m. with Bill Clark leading the session assisted by Bob Ligon and Roger Holmgren. Camp runs to 4 p.m. no lunch break and rain date if needed. Players must provide own gear travel and living costs. Reds reimburse for contracted players.
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Weaver calls Oliva a dumb hitter in Orioles series opener
Baltimore manager Earl Weaver calls Twins outfielder Tony Oliva a dumb hitter citing his inability to slump. Oliva carries a .376 average with 12 homers while the Twins visit the Orioles for a three game set as Calvin Griffith leads a Twins delegation in New York for the annual free agent draft.
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Smith edges Lincoln for rural field days crown
Smith edged Lincoln by one point to win the Bemidji public schools elementary field days. Smith scored 38 to 37 for Lincoln, with Central netting 33. The meet featured city records, school records, and top finishes across grades, including Sam Olson of Smith setting a new mark and Sharon Johnson of Central winning the sixth grade softball throw.
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Bemidji Bowler Wins Makato Open Championship
Jim Wynne of Bemidji defeated John Tordsen of Sioux Falls 227 to 194 to claim the $1000 Makato Open title in Mankato. The event opened Minnesota Summer Tour with 17 bowlers averaging over 200 in quarterfinals and featured top finishers from Minneapolis St Paul and surrounding towns. Wynne surged from 9th into the finals, then beat Hanson and Abelson before topping Tordsen for the championship.
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NHL protected list omissions noted for 14 clubs
Montreal Canadiens omit veteran Jean Beliveau and retiree John Ferguson from protection list. Several teams fail to protect veteran forwards and goalies, including Boston Wayne Carleton Buffalo Don Marshall Skip Krake Dick Duff Reg Fleming Chicago Eric Nesterenko Lou Angotti Detroit Tom Miller Los Angeles Doug Robinson Matt Ravlich Larry Mickey Minnesota Gilles Gilbert replaces Gump Worsley New York Ron Stewart Tim Horton Philadelphia Jean Guy Gendron Cliff Schmaltz Pittsburgh Al Smith and Andy Bathgate removed to clear room for Roy Edwards via waiver draft.
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Southern California Favored in NCAA Meet
USC, led by coach Rod Dedeaux, brings a young lineup to Omaha for the College World Series opener against Seton Hall on June 12. The roster includes one senior catcher Craig Perkins and a mix of sophomores juniors and freshmen led by standout George Ambrow and Fred Lynn with a staff headlined by Mark Sogge Steve Busby and Greg Widman.
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Weather area forecast for Iowa border region
Partly cloudy through Wednesday with a slight chance of showers or thundershowers near the Iowa border today and tonight and again Wednesday afternoon. A slight cooling trend tonight. Highs today 64 to 72, tonight 46 to 52, and Wednesday 68 to 74 with little temperature change.
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Mostad Solheim sweep trap shoot honors in Grand Rapids
Bemidji shooters Milo Mostad and Jerry Solheim led a two trap event with Mostad winning the 16 yard event by 96 of 100 and Solheim placing second with 99. Rershaw and Wayne Solheim followed with high scores among Bemidji entrants as over 50 shooters from Minnesota and Wisconsin competed.
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Women’s Softball League Opens 1971 Season Tonight
The 1971 Women’s Softball League begins a 12 week schedule with four teams. Opening night features Cass Lake against Bemidji Babes at Cass Lake Hospital and other matchups through August 12. Games start at 7 p.m. with a 10 run rule after five innings.
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