All Indian golf tourney postponed to June 28 in Minneapolis
The All Indian golf tourney slated for Sunday June 15 in Minneapolis has been pushed to June 28 due to a flooded back nine at the Columbia Heights course. Don Cook will handle registrations for the 28th and flight and championship formats cap at 64 and 18 holes with cash and merchandise prizes.
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Twins face crucial homestand amid pitching woes
The Minnesota Twins open a key weekend with Baltimore then a five game set versus champions Oakland as a troubled pitching staff seeks relief. Manager Frank Quilici warns of needed help while weighing trades and lineup changes as Darwin's role and pitching options are debated.
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Jim Hughes
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Clearbrook
Brent Kallestad
Bloomington
Calvin Griffith
Bill Campbell
Tom Burgmeier
Jacks Grid Schedule Adds Minnehaha New Opponent In 1975
The Bemidji Jacks announce a 9 game varsity slate plus nine and eight game schedules for Sophomores and Freshmen under Activities Director Bun Fortier. Varsity adds Minnehaha Academy on September 13 at home.
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Aaron hits first Brewers homer in Milwaukee to beat A's
Hank Aaron, 41, homered for the Milwaukee Brewers in a 9-7 win over the Oakland A's at County Stadium. It was his sixth of the season and 739th overall and his first regular season homer in Milwaukee County Stadium since 1965. Aaron also singled and doubled, with George Scott also homering for Milwaukee.
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Yankees
New York
Nolan Keeps Winning Push as Reds Top Cardinals 10-1
Nolan aims only to stay in games and keeps rolling with six straight wins. He also contributed at the plate with a two run double in Cincinnati's seven run sixth inning, supported by Perez and Morgan. The Reds beat St Louis 10-1 as McEnaney relieved for six scoreless innings.
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Lions and Braves Begin NL SL slate with rainouts
Bemidji Lions host defending champion Laporte while Braves head to Akeley as NL slate opens after Wednesday rainouts. Lions and Braves name lineups with Chambers and Emblem expected to pitch in key matchups. Brainerd visit looms for Saturday twin bill as eight teams seek Horace May Invitational entry.
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Hank Wold
Chad Boyer
Randy Gregg
Brainerd
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Defending Big North softball opens title defense with 23–3 win
Big North opened its defense of the women's softball league title by routing Olympia 23 to 3 in five innings. Connie Kruger and Linnea Forsell pitched for the champions while Peg Seeling Diane Shofner Donna Baltes led the offense. Scoring by inning shows a dominant start with 3 7 3 4 6 runs.
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Linnea Forsell
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