Chiefs edge Redlake to take Paul Bunyan lead
Bemidji Chiefs move one game ahead in the Paul Bunyan League by edging Redlake 5-4 in 10 innings. Earl Sargent struck out 14 for Redlake while Frank Fairbanks fanned nine for Bemidji as the Chiefs plate two in the 10th to clinch.
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Bemidji Chiefs
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Earl Sargent
Frank Fairbanks
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St. Paul Dispatch
Pioneer Press
James P. Welle
W. Belmont
St. Paul
Fairbanks
Harry Hunt
Jim Conway
Pete Maus
Jim Grimm
Maus
Rod Dorr
Grimm
Warriors
John Buckanaga
Preston Graves
Randy Dorr
Buckanaga
Hunt
Randy Beck
Conway
Beck
Bob Johnson
Niskanen leads Jacks at state golf tourney
Bemidji and Moorhead entrants at state golf and tennis meets posted modest showings. Eric Niskanen tied for 16th with 81 81 in a 60 player field. Keith Jensen finished 58th. Blue Earth won tennis team title. Kevin Smith Stanton? page: Hopkins Lindbergh won individual, Luebbe Van Denise won doubles for Winona Cotter. Thorson, Niskanen, Jensen return for senior year.
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Bemidji Lumberjacks
Eric Niskanen
Keith Jensen
Moorhead
Bemidji
Little Falls
Minneapolis Roosevelt
Edina West
West
Jim Kidd
Chris Perry
Jim Hunt
Duke Thorson
Dave Atlas
St. Louis Park
Chris Browne
Mahtomedi
Browne
Tim Wik
Paul Buntrock
Greg Anderson
Thane DeLeon
Blue Earth
Bruce Ervin
Tom Szarcynski
Edina East
Wik
Buntrock
Thorson
Niskanen
Jensen
Minnetonka
St. Cloud Tech
Duluth East
Kevin Smith
Hopkins Lindbergh
Scott Jacobson
Winona Cotter Do
Doug Luebbe
Tom van Denise
Don
Doug McGregor
Baseball Standings And Scores From A Pasted Boxed Section
American League East standings show New York Boston Baltimore Milwaukee Cleveland Detroit Toronto with varied win totals and games back. National League listings include Chicago St Louis Montreal New York and Los Angeles with multiple results from Saturday Sunday and Monday games across the league.
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Boston
Milwkee
Cleve
Detroit
Toronto
West Minn
Chicago
Calif
Texas
SM K.C
Oakland
Cleveland
Eckersley
Barrios
Jenkins
Kansas City
Splittorff
New York
Torrezo
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Om City
Eastwick helps Reds sweep Expos in twin bill comeback
Rawly Eastwick redeemed himself after allowing three ninth inning runs as the Reds beat the Expos 7 4 in the nightcap following a 7 4 win in the opener. Eastwick pitched five shutout innings to earn the victory while Dave Concepcion drove in three and Cesar Geronimo added four hits. In other NL games, Pittsburgh swept San Diego, Chicago beat San Francisco, St Louis defeated Los Angeles, Atlanta toppled Philadelphia and New York edged Houston.
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Chicago
San Francisco
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Philadelphia
New York
Houston
Reds
Dave Concepcion
Dan Driessen
Cesar Geronimo
George Foster
Ed Armbrister
Eastwick
Expos
Cardinals
Dodgers
Mike Tyson
Tory
Hector Cruz
Cincinnati
Tommy John
Eric Rasmussen
Pirates
Padres
Dave Parker
Pittsburgh
Jerry Reuss
Reuss
Randy Jones
Cy Young
Omar Moreno
Parker
Moreno
Cubs
Giants
Gene Clines
Bobby Murcer
Clines
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Bruce Sutter
Braves
Phillies
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Gene Garber
Junior Moore
Andy Messersmith
Greg Luzinski
Phils
Mets
Astros
Len Randle
Tom Seaver
Seaver
Floyd Bannister
Brainerd Blues defeat Bemidji Braves in twin varsity baseball loss
Brainerd handed Bemidji a double setback 9-3 and 8-4 at the BSU diamond. Tuil earned the first win, as Brainerd used nine runs in three innings to take the opener. The Braves pressed late but could not overcome the early surge and a Brainerd pitching shutdown.
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Brainerd
P.J. Smith
Smith
Kirby Atkinson
Brainerd Blues
Bemidji
Braves
BSU
Steve Tuil
Kevin Peterson
Loran Keller
Tuil
P. J. Smith
Keller
Ray Waukato
Craig Erhart
Black
Thiesse
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Nelson
Dillon
Ray Porter
Todd Larson
Keith Stunek
Peterson
Eric Olson
Porter
Larson
Stunek
Waukato
Schmitt
Olson
Tail
Larimer R. Porter
Bemidji Lions
Cass Lake
Northern Lakes
Detroit Lakes
Twin Hill
Redlake tops Blackduck to stay unbeaten in Northern Lakes League
Redlake won 7 to 3 at Blackduck to move to 2-0 in the Northern Lakes League tying Bemidji for the league lead. Eugene Perkins pitched a six hitter for Redlake while Blackduck struck late but could not complete a rally. Graves Garrigan and Johnson led Redlake with multiple hits including a triple and a double. Slindee collected two Blackduck hits including a double.
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Blackduck
Bemidji Lions
Leech Lake
Laporte
Bemidji Braves
Cass Lake
Lions
Braves
Eugene Perkins
Phil Slindee
Kevin Hentges
Steve Garrigan
Joey Graves
Scott Pemberton
Graves
Garrigan
Gary Johnson
Slindee
Jones and Matzdorf win third straight features at Bemidji Raceway
Redlake's Junior Jones and Grand Rapids' Bill Matzdorf dominate the Bemidji Raceway program. Jones wins the V-8 feature and trophy clash while Matzdorf takes the six cylinder division and consolation heat. Time trials set for next Sunday with heats starting at 7:30.
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Redlake
Grand Rapids
Bill Matzdorf
Bemidji
Jones
Gordy Lancaster
Lynn Lucken
Winger
Ron Paulbicke
Cass Lake
John Halverson
Dwight Knute
Lancaster
Paulbicke
Duane Erickson
Gully
Jim Kobe
Fred Halverson
Bagley
Moore
Matzdorf
Daryl Wallin
Blackduck
Halverson
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