Legion baseball returns to action versus Sebeka in Bemidji
The Bemidji American Legion nine resume play after a 12 day break, hosting Sebeka at the BSC diamond at 6:30. A 12-0 opener over Park Rapids featured a combined no hitter by Earl Sargent and Andy Kannenberg as the squad rebuilds with veteran pitchers and a deep lineup.
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Bemidji American Legion
Sebeka
BSC
Legion
Park Rapids
Earl Sargent
Andy Kannenberg
Bemidji High School
Brainerd
Wayne Horgan
Twins fall to Rangers at home as Hands struggles
Texas warmed to 15 hits and handed Minnesota a 7-4 loss, widening the Twins home record gap. Frank Quilici voiced uncertainty about fixing the club’s home woes and kept Bill Hands in the rotation as the righty seeks form. Hands, 5-7, has dropped three straight starts, with a 4.65 ERA over 89 innings this season.
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Minnesota
Quilici
Pete Broberg
Jerry Terrell
Larry Hisle
Texas
Ken Suarez
Dave Nelson
Toby Harrah
Alex Johnson
Twins
George Mitter
Mead Paces All Trapshooters In Week's Action
Jim Mead led trapshooters with a perfect 25 as Solheim Lewis Wayne Ubert hit 24 and 23s followed by several players. Skeet leaders Newell and Naylor had 23 and Lortie 21 as league action heads to Gun Club range Wednesday. In baseball, Texas tied it on Mason's homer and Nelson's go ahead single. Rangers later added runs while Broberg earned the win. Kaat faces Bibby next and Carew carries a 17 game hit streak.
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Jim Mead
Jerry Solheim
Jim Lewis
Wayne Solheim
Paul Ubert
Bob Ness
Louis Sohn
Mike Mostad
George McDowell
Gary Newell
John Byer
Steve O’beirne
Roger Stubbins
Ray Glenn
Earl Lundeen
Ade Mann
Don Lortie
Buck Morton
Jack Moe
Newell
Bob Naylor
Lortie
Wald
Jim Mason
Texas
Nelson
Rangers
Johnson
Rico Carty
Hisle
Bob Darwin
Twins
Mike Paul
Broberg
Jim Kaat
Jim Bibby
Rod Carew
Tight AL West race leaves five teams within a game
The AL West is a tight scramble with Chicago atop the division, but California Minnesota Kansas City and Oakland all within 1 to 1½ games. Oakland beat Kansas City 9-5 and Texas trimmed Minnesota 7-4 as New York and Baltimore sat idle.
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Associated Press
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White Sox
Minnesota
Kansas City
Oakland
Milwaukee
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Texas
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Montreal
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Alan Gallagher
Jim Geddes
Sox
Bibby
Kaat
Singer
Wood
W. L. Pet. G.B. Milwaukee
West Chicago
Fryman
Tidrow
Alexander
Medich
Hunter
Splittorff
Pattin
Curtis
Slaton
Braves beat Redlake 9 to 0 for first win of the season
Bemidji Braves earn their first victory in four tries with a 9-0 win over Redlake at the BSC diamond. Mike Schmitt, in his first start, shuts out Redlake on two singles while Braves take advantage of walks and errors to build the win. They face Akeley next Wednesday and Blackduck Friday with a possible Saturday doubleheader.
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Charlie Meyers
Mike Malmquist
Twin Cities
Perry Dreyer
Stan Drew
Drew
Meyers
Joe Weltzin
Dave Berg
Mike Fairchild
Randy Beck
Pete Ma
Legion
Bemidji Braves
Redlake
BSC
Mike Schmitt
Warriors
Jim Johnson
Leroy Garrigan
Schmitt
Paul King
Braves
Garrigan
Mark Fairchild
Irvin Iceeman
Delbert Lasley
Pete Maus
Iceman
Maus
Rick Willberg
Akeley
Blackduck
Bemidji
Lasley
G. Johnson
Hegstrom
Fairbanks
Kennedy Dominates Bemidji Raceway In V-8 Feature Haul
Larry Kennedy of International Falls won both the feature and consolation in the V-8 division at Bemidji Raceway on Sunday night, driving car 54 past Ron Sonstelie of Winger. Ted Carlson won the six cylinder feature, with several local racers placing behind. The program included heats, time trials, and the City Fathers Race won by Merle LaCoursier with Griggs and Nichols close behind.
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Bemidji Raceway
Ted Carlson
Grand Rapids
Jerry Lene
Clearbrook
John Murray
International
Kennedy
Ken Matthews
Bemidji
Fran Zaren
Sonstelie
Larry Long
Junior Jones
Redlake
Clusiau
Dan Clusiau
Carlson
Ernie Richardson
Walker
Leonard Lewis
Shevlin
Ron Paulbicke
Cass Lake
Paulbicke
Lewis
Mel Hayes
Mike Ramsey
Don Potter
Greg Olson
Deer River
Ted Skatrud
al Heiland
Bagley
Richardson
Gordy Lancaster
City Fathers
Merle LaCoursier
Jay Griggs
Bill Nichols
Twins
Texas Rangers
Bill Hands
Rangers
Dave Goltz
Texas
California
Chicago
Kansas City
Oakland
Bemidji Lumberjacks
Glencoe
Park Center
Winona
Midway Stadium
St. Paul
American Legion
Paul Bunyan
Jordan
Ray Kavanagh
Kavanagh
Red’ Wilson
Ray
Larry
Sid Swedmark
Tom Vanasse
Somerset
Todd Jansen
Raceway Track
Pioneer
Kathie Hanson
Redlake Legion Triumphs Over Fosston for Third Win
The Redlake Legion beat Fosston 5 to 1 to move to 3-3. Robert Pemberton allowed four hits while Redlake’s bats produced 14 hits, led by Gerald Spears with two doubles. Fosston had four hits and scored in the second inning.
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Redlake
Warriors
Mahnomen
Bagley
Robert Pemberton
Dave Brinkman
Gerald Spears
Pemberton
Spears
Baseball standings and next-day schedule notes
League standings show Philadelphia beating New York 9-6 and Pittsburgh 3-1 over five and a half innings due to rain. Los Angeles won 13-3 over Atlanta. Tuesday features multiple doubleheaders and matchups including Chicago at Pittsburgh and New York at Philadelphia with noted pitcher records.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Montreal
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Reuschel
Bonham
Moose
Johnson
Parker
Lonborg
Renko
Murphy
Houston
Reuss
San Diego
Kirby
Niekro
John
Cincinnati
Norman
San Francisco
Bryant
W. L. Pet. G.B. Chicago
Golf league signups and Birchmont prep at the club
Cliff Morlan calls golfers to join Tuesday night league at 6 PM with signups by calling 751-9914. The column also notes Jeff Buettner's course work for Birchmont July 23-28, spring repairs, and reunion plans for the Class of 1953 with contact numbers for organizers.
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Bill Enghauser
Tom
Enghauser
Jeff Buettner
Birchmont
Jeff
Fairway
Forest
Don Phelps
Cliff Norden
Phelps
Mrs. Norden
Jane Alexander
Conrad Anderson
J. Roger Anderson
Helen Brown
Donna Hall
Ellen B. Hanson
Edwin Haselrud
Charles S. Hill
Bryce H. Holcomb
Peggy Huff
Arlene Iverson
Mary Ann Ivers
Florence Jackson
Martin Jensen
Gladys M. Johnson
Martin Johnson
Dave Kleinman
Mary LaLonde
Carroll Cooper
Bob Malterud
Gladys Marsh
Shirley A. Martland
LeRoy Nelson
Byron Olson
Dewayne E. Olson
George Parson
Lucille Preston
Kenneth L. Robinson
JoAnn Seitz Lahman
Janice Torgerson
Grace Vikin
Donna Ward
Donald Weinert
Dick Young
Norden
Lakes Little League Kaycees Host Ponemah After Tie
Bemidji Kaycees undefeated at 10-0-1 set to host Ponemah at 6 30 p m in Lakes Little League action. Ponemah sits 1-1 after split starts, with Redlake opponents upcoming as league standings show.
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