Williams drives Braves to 9-0 win with two homers
Braves rookie Earl Williams finally gets a chance at third base and delivers six RBIs with two homers in a 9-0 win over the Houston Astros. Williams, filling in for the departed Clete Boyer, also homered earlier off Don Wilson and added a third-run shot off Buddy Harris. Hank Aaron homered for Atlanta, while Pat Jarvis pitched a five-hitter for his second straight win.
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Chiefs unload big guns to overwhelm Redby 22-5
Chiefs rout Redby 22-5 at the BSC diamond as Bemidji players dominate with a 24 hit attack. John Melhus pitched effectively, fanning 10 over seven innings while Redby’s early small lead collapsed after a decisive fourth inning rally. Lyle Donnell Jerry Auginash Al Thunder Ray White are noted in the scoring sequence amid a high scoring Wednesday effort.
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Bucks Upset Redlake 6-1 in Northern Lakes Debut
The Bemidji Bucks opened Northern Lakes League play with a 6-1 upset of defending champion Redlake at BSC diamond. Rain and darkness halted play in the fifth after four hits apiece, with Ed Webb driving in a key run on a sacrifice. Rod Beck and teammates set up three runs in the third inning and produced multiple scoring chances as the game ended amid late weather interruptions.
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Legion opener delayed again by wet grounds
Bemidji's American Legion team had its weekend opener postponed due to wet grounds after Wadena officials declined a game in Bemidji and an attempt to play at Thief River Falls failed. The delay marks the third rainout in as many dates.
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Weather forecast for bodygol shows mild temps ahead
The forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions through Tuesday with a slight chance of a brief thunderstorm tonight or Tuesday. No large temperature changes. Highs today 78 to 84, Tuesday 78 to 82. Lows tonight in the 50s.
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State Forecast: Fair to partly cloudy weather pattern
A concise forecast indicates fair to partly cloudy conditions with no large temperature changes through Tuesday. A slight chance remains for a few isolated thunderstorms tonight or Tuesday, with daytime highs expected from 76 to 86 degrees on today and Tuesday.
Baseball Scoreboard: AL and NL games recap and leaders
Scores and highlights from major league games including Milwaukee Cleveland Chicago Baltimore Minnesota Detroit Washington California New York Oakland Los Angeles Montreal San Diego Philadelphia Cincinnati Chicago. Key events feature multiple home runs by Nettles Baker Egan Mitterwald Horton Harrah Gaston Pepitone and others. pitchers Cuellar York Chance Osteen and Granger earned wins.
Conda places fourth in state tennis meet
Gary Conda of Bemidji finishes fourth in singles at the Minnesota state tennis tournament, the best Region 8 showing to date. He defeats Russ Larson and Paul Jokela before losing to Edina's Bob Amis in the semifinals and falls to Craig Jones for third. Edina wins team title. doubles winners are Taney and Barden.
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Demery places fourth at state high school golf meet
Bemidji junior Ed Demery finished fourth at the State High School Golf Tournament in Minneapolis with rounds of 74 and 73 for a 147 total, three strokes behind co medalists Jeff Lindvall and Bill Rislove. White Bear Lake won the team title with 462, while Region 8 standings list Kalin, Harris, Howe, and others among top scores.
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Braves blank Laporte to stay undefeated
The Bemidji Braves defeated Laporte 14 to 0 in a non conference game, capitalizing on Laporte errors and 17 players used. Don Wackwitz and Andy Kannenberg shut down the visitors, with Wackwitz dominating early and Conway driving in four runs for Bemidji.
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Edina doubles win over Minnetonka in tennis match
Ted Taney and Chris Barden of Edina defeated Bob Allen and Steve Norbye of Minnetonka 6-3 6-1. Jim Spencer and Scott Pollack of Cooper beat Paul Steinhauser and Jim Merrill of Murray 6-1 6-4.
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Illinois Upsets USC in College World Series
Southern Illinois defeats defending champion USC 8-3 in Omaha as busby exits in the eighth inning. Tulsa beats Harvard 9-8 behind Rich Stonebarker’s homer. LIU and SIU advance to 8 p.m. game. Randall earns win for SIU with relief.
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