Falcons end Jacks hopes for state baseball title
The Faribault Falcons defeated Bemidji 4-2 at St Pauls Midway Stadium to end the Lumberjacks state title bid. Bemidji moves to the consolation bracket to face Hibbing at 1 p.m. while Faribault pitcher Stu Spicer and Bemidji starter Gary Sargent delivered strong efforts.
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Minnesota High School Baseball Tourney semis set after wins
Little Falls defeats Montevideo 9 2 with John Dengel going 3 for 3 and 2 RBIs. Richfield shuts out Anoka 5 0 as Chuck Viskocil fans 12. Semifinals pairings place Richfield 22 1 against Little Falls 17 4 with Fairmont vs Faribault awaiting results.
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Tri top winner at Gun Club's chicken shoot
Pete Tri led Bemidji Gun Club's last weekend chicken shoot with five chickens won. Sid Moe Dave Engebretson Chuck Quick Bob Odegard Steve Stortroen Sam Bryant and Jerry Solheim each took two chickens, while Doug Depew Dave Lewis Paul Ubert Martin Ubert Karl Kendall Jack Moe and Spencer Hill claimed one apiece. Don Lortie won three on skeet. Elvie Burnham and Solheim won the sole buddy shoot. The club plans another July event with trophies added. Squads are checked to ensure equality. open shooting is Wednesdays at 6 p.m. and Sundays at 2 p.m.
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Jack Moe
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Don Lortie
Elvie Burnham
Solheim
Nettles five for five lifts Indians in loss to Twins
Graig Nettles went 5 for 5 with a double and an RBI but the Cleveland Indians fell 3-2 to Minnesota. Nettles scored the first run and drove in the second in a ninth inning rally, while his teammates failed to push more runs across.
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Baseball Scoreboard Recaps American League Results
American League games feature the Milwaukee Brewers, New York Yankees, Chicago White Sox, Detroit Tigers, and Oakland Athletics with noted home runs by Blair, B. Robinson, and Rudi among others. Key pitcher decisions include McNally, Bahnsen, Lolich, Hall, and Lonborg. The Indians face Detroit after Rich Hand’s start as Cleveland hosts a five game series.
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Bemidji Lumberjacks Fall 4-2. Richfield, Hibbing, Little Falls Progress
Faribault edged Bemidji 4-2 as Gary Sargent allowed only one brief trouble inning. Richfield beat Anoka 5-0 and faces Little Falls in the semis after a four run third inning. Little Falls defeated Montevideo 9-2 with seven unearned runs in the fourth.
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Associated Press
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Pat
Mortier Named Bemidji State Football Assistant Coach
Larry Mortier 1969 NAIA All American from Western Illinois was named assistant football coach at Bemidji State College by President Dr. R D Decker. The appointment awaits Minnesota State Colleges Board approval and replaces Tom Hosier who will join Gustavus Adolphus staff.
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Western Illinois
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Minnesota State College Board
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Gustavus Adolphus
Baseball Standings and Results From A Busy Wednesday
East Division leaders Pittsburgh and New York posted wins as Cincinnati stunned St. Louis while Montreal and Philadelphia shut out San Diego and San Francisco respectively. In the West, San Francisco and Los Angeles kept pace with Houston and Atlanta winning and Detroit beating Chicago in the American loop.
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