Walleye Contest Winners Highlight Lake Bemidji Event
Jerry's Bait and Tackle hosted its third annual lunker walleye contest with 28 teams. Kermit Grasman of Willmar won the biggest fish at five pounds. Mike Herman of Des Moines placed second with a four and a quarter pounder. Ken Lundberg of Bemidji was third with a four pound ten ounce catch. Russ Stordahl and Dale Page led the largest stringer at twelve pounds fourteen ounces. Next BSU fundraiser prone for prizes over two thousand five hundred dollars.
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Legion drops opening doubleheader to Brainerd 7 4 5 3
Bemidji American Legion opens its baseball season with a double setback at Brainerd 7 4 and 5 3. Bemidji led in the nightcap in the sixth before Brainerd rallied to win. 14 Legion players saw action under coach Whitey Anderson. Noga and Montebello led Bemidji with key hits while Brainerd benefited from Mead’s home run and Siegel’s timely hits.
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Mead
Johnson
Greg Bard
Tom Jones
Nelson
Miller
Bard
Scott Mans
Christianson
Montebello
The
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Bagley
Bob Lowth Ford
Paul Bunyan
Royals lose uniforms as Brewers blanks them 4 0
A thief stole 53 Royals uniforms 20 gloves 10 pairs of shoes and 15 jackets from the Kansas City clubhouse at County Stadium. Milwaukee starter Jerry Augustine allowed seven hits in a 4 0 shutout as the Brewers defeated Kansas City.
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Lee and Kramer Sign New Contracts with Vikings
Quarterbacks Bob Lee and Tom Kramer signed one year deals with the Minnesota Vikings over the weekend. Kramer, the No. 1 draft choice from Rice, agreed to three one year contracts. Lee took a one year contract with an option year and would have become a free agent today otherwise.
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Thormodsgard career breakthrough stops Yanks in New York
Thormodsgard pitched a complete game five-hitter defeating the Yankees 6-1 in his 13th major league appearance. Rod Carew and Larry Hisle hit two-run homers as the Twins moved to 13th game with strong support. The 23-year-old right-hander overcame a rough past in California and a late-career arm injury to post the win in New York.
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Minnesota and Baylor Play 3 3 Tie in Rain Suspended World Series
A crowd of 8,869 watched Minnesota and Baylor tie 3-3 after a rain delay in the College World Series. Burl Coker allowed seven hits in a strong Baylor effort while Dan Morgan spun submarine pitches for Minnesota. The game halted in the 11th with Miller and Connelly delivering key late at-bats as Minnesota moved to resume Monday.
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