Perry fans 11 to hurl Twins past Indians 3-1
Minnesota pitcher Jim Perry struck out 11 to beat Cleveland 3-1 as Tony Oliva hit a solo homer in the first inning. Cesar Tovar and Rod Carew reached base to set up Oliva’s early lead. Indians tied it in the ninth but failed to rally. Bert Blyleven to pitch for Minnesota upcoming game.
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Bemidji Lumberjacks chase title at Midway Stadium
Region Eight champion Bemidji Lumberjacks depart at 8 a.m. for Midway Stadium with Gary Sargent and Steve Donahue leading the pitching. They face Faribault in the opener as part of a day packed with prep baseball actions including Little Falls Montevideo and Richfield Anoka games and a Bemidji Redlake league clash Sunday.
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Bucks Host Laporte In Non Conference Baseball
The Bemidji Bucks host Laporte at 6 30 p m on the BSC diamond seeking a second win. Laporte coached by ex Wildcat star Bob Traverse met the Braves Saturday and lost 14 0 on a two hitter by Don Wackwitz and Andy Kannenberg. Coach Dan Christenson plans Brad Nelson to start and may use Dan Degerman for several innings. Degerman, Keith Hanson and Billy Sande start in the outfield. A Wednesday game with Cass Lake was cancelled due to Cass Lake not fielding a team.
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Tight race for catching berth shaping up
In New York AP reports a tight AL All-Star catching berth race two weeks into balloting. Bill Freehan leads Ray Fosse by 610 votes while Yaz tops the overall ballot with 156,279 of 275,000 votes cast. Other leaders include Powell Carew Aparicio Robison Oliva and Frank Robinson.
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Giants Slump Deepens as Phillies Topple Them 9-4
National roundup notes the San Francisco Giants dropping 10 of 13 in June with a 9-4 loss to Philadelphia. Dodgers beat Mets 3-2 to extend momentum while Houston edged Pittsburgh 5-4 and Cincinnati crushed St Louis 7-2. Pirates, Mets, and others linger in tight races as Willie McCovey’s knee recheck looms.
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Baseball scoreboard night games across leagues
American League results show Minnesota Oliva homer as Perry wins 9-5 while Cleveland loses 1-6. Kansas City, Chicago and Boston also play. In National League, Atlanta tops Chicago 9-5, San Francisco beats Philadelphia, and Montreal edges Pittsburgh. Cincinnati prevails over St. Louis 5-2 with May homer for the Reds.
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Babe Ruth League Opens Summer Baseball for Boys
Boys ages 13 to 15 are urged to report at 1 p.m. to the high school diamond for Babe Ruth League summer play. New registrants may sign up then. Bemidji Braves and Bucks players are reminded to join the program and coaches will provide instruction on individual skills and team play throughout the season.
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Five local dogs win at Virginia field trials
Members of the Headwaters Retriever Club attended a Virginia field trial on Sunday June 13. Participants included Jerry Van Hale Rick Shank Dennis Ellenson Bill Dunham Judy Glogan Lois Conway Sigrid Fluey George Fluey and Dave Peck.
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Baseball Standings and Week Start Scores
East and West divisions show Baltimore leading the American League with 36 wins. Detroit and Boston follow in the East, while Oakland tops the West. Monday results include Kansas City beating New York 4 1 and Detroit over Chicago 4 3 in 10 innings.
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