Weekend Sports Roundup From Bemidji Area
A wide range of weekend sports notes from Bemidji and Cass Lake includes fishing trips with Hank Kehborn and Rene Rupp on Cass Lake, a 11 7 loss for the Bemidji Chiefs to Cass Lake, high school state titles for Babbitt and Hill-Murray, Twins vaunt of Boston and upcoming Yankees visit, and multiple golf and hockey camp updates plus stock car racing notes at Bemidji Raceway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank Kehborn
St. Paul Dispatch Pioneer Press
C of C
Sid Swedmark
Gary Newell
Big Winni
Hank
Rene Rupp
Norway Beach
Cass Lake
Jerry Smith
Lake Bemidji
Mr. Twister
Babbitt
Sleepy Eye
St. Cloud
Hill-Murray
Marshall
Park Center
Little Falls
Plainview
St. Cloud Cathedral
Twins
Jack Fairbanks
Chiefs
Orioles slide worsens amid dissension and trades
The Baltimore Orioles suffer a ninth straight loss after disputes over pitching retaliation and a controversial trade of lefty Ken Holtzman. Reggie Jackson threatened a walkout over beaning and, amid rumors, Holtzman was moved, with Royals denial of a deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Orioles
Reggie Jackson
Orioles
Kansas City
Ken Holtzman
Jackson
Holtzman
Charles O. Finley
Funny Farm
Oakland
Cass Lake rally tops Chiefs 11 to 7 in comeback win
Cass Lake Lakers erased a 7-1 deficit with nine runs in the sixth inning to beat the Bemidji Chiefs 11-7 at the BSU diamond. Bob Conner and Simon Jackson key the rally, with Ron Wakanabe adding late insurance as Cass Lake fans win their first, while Bemidji drops to 1-1-1. Gary Frazer and Ron Wakanabe each collected two hits for the winners. Lance Chambers, Grimm, and Wayne Marty led the Chiefs with offensive output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peters-Williamson
Bemidji State
BSU
Bob Peters
Murray Williamson
Bryan Grand
Blane Comstock
Grand
Dan Olson
Steve Schulke
Sam Saccoman
Sam
Jim Carrington
Cass Lake Lakers
Bemidji Chiefs
Bemidji
Frank Fairbanks
Gary Frazer
Fairbanks
The
Legion
Brad Nelson
Chiefs
Nelson
Bob Conner
Simon Jackson
Jim Grimmon
Ron Wakanabe
Cass Lake
Wakanabe
Lance Chambers
Grimm
Mike Organ
Wayne Marty
John Fairbanks
Marty
Chambers
Tony Montebello
Harry Hunt
Bob Lucas
Lucas
Hunt
Larry Eichstadt
Ciefs
Laporte
Jones Eyes Next Game Not Records In Early Season Push
Padres pitcher Randy Jones improves to 12-2 with a 2.10 ERA after another shutout of the Phillies 5-0 in the first game of a doubleheader and a 4-3 loss in Game 2. He has a 55 inning streak without a walk and remains focused on winning rather than pursuing historic marks. Dodgers, Cubs, Pirates, Mets, and Reds win in other NL games as Tito Fuentes and Doug Rader contribute key hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewers
Ken Rappoport
Randy Jones
Christy Mathewson
Cy Young
Jones
San Diego
Philadelphia
Phillies
Padres
Los Angeles Dodgers
Montreal Expos
Chicago Cubs
Houston Astros
Pittsburgh Pirates
Atlanta Braves
New York Mets
San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Tito Fuentes
Dave Cash
Doug Rader
Butch Metzger
Dodgers
Expos
Tommy John
Los Angeles
Montreal
Ron Cey
Woodie Fryman
John
Skaars Rally Past Jaycees 14-9 In Mixed Doubles Softball
Skaars trailed 8-2 after three but exploded with four runs in the fourth and six in the fifth to beat the Jaycees 14-9. Dan Holmes Jeff Sande and Dan Ward tripled for Skaars while Tom Tappe hit two homers for the Jaycees. A Sande Fulton Joranson and Kubike credited with the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skaars
Jaycees
Dan Holmes
Jeff Sande
Dan Ward
Tom Tappe
Aycees
A. Sande
Fulton Joranson
Kubike
Legion stops Verndale in rain-shortened game
The Bemidji Legion defeated Verndale 4-1 in a rain shortened five inning contest that was ruled official. The doubleheader shift and weather forced rearrangements with future games slated at East Grand Forks Crookston and Bemidji plus plans for a Grand Rapids doubleheader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Verndale
Bob Graphenteen
Dave Derocher
Hayden
Orgon
Graphenteen
Bemidji
Frank Fairbanks
John Faks
Haven
East Grand Forks
Crookston
Whitey Anderson
Grand
Redlake Braves Hold Off Blackduck A's 8-5 in Lakes Little League
The Redlake Braves built an 8-0 lead and withstood a Blackduck rally to win 8-5. Joey Graves relieved Al Cloud to finish the game, while Joey Nipp homered and Dennis Matheny doubled for Blackduck. Dave Cobenais and Ed Maxwell added key hits for Redlake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redlake Braves
Blackduck A’s
Lakes
Redlake
Blackduck
Joey Graves
al Cloud
Joey Nipp
Dennis Matheny
Dave Cobenais
Ed Maxwell
Braves
R.L. Braves
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cliff Morlan
Sports Review
George Foreman
Joe Frazier
Muhammad Ali
Foreman
Bemidji Town
Don
Archie Meacham
Don Meacham
Birchmont
Don Niskanen
Castle Highlands
Arndts
Greenwood
Power Dam
Bill Israelson
Minneapolis Golf Club
Bill
Ron Benson
Maple Hills
George Shortridge
Greenhaven
Fosston
Jim Strandemo
Mahnomen
Bruce Teal
Bemidji Raceway
Gene Schwartz
International Falls
Butch Moran
Butch
Bill Matzdorf
Don Matzdorf
Grand Rapids
Club
Baltimore
Lee May
Oriole
Mike Flanagan
Finley
Holtzma
Royals
Kansas City Royals
California Angels
Detroit Tigers
Texas Rangers
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Minnesota Twins
Milwaukee Brewers
Oakland A’s
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Rangers
Yankees
Catfish Hunter
Hunter
Yankee
Billy Martin
Mike Hargrove
Jim Umbarger
Angels
Tigers
Orlando Alvarez
Ron Jackson
Alvarez
Jonathan Eng
Henry Frazer
Rbi
F. Fairbanks
Montebello
Eichstadt
Wickstrom
H. Hunt
J. Fairbanks
Bergers
D. Conner
K. Conner
M. Conner
G. Frazer
P. Hunt
Vigen
Palmer
H. Frazer
Wakanabo
V. Wakanbo
B. Conner
Grimm Wakanabo
Conner
Mathewson
Chris Mattison
Lake
Bemidji Legion
Baudette
P Bemidji Ooo
Mike Orgon
Eichnstadt
Roger Arndt
Dan Hayden
Montebello Ss
Lucas If
Senn
Verndale Orbitades of Schmith
Arndt
Hayden P
Sagehorn If
Windorf
Derocher
Weber Rt
SB. Marty
Cloud
Graves
Cobenais
Collison
Harold Eichstadt
SOLAR
Soo Line
Park Ave
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