Aztecs Edge Kicks 3-2 to Extend Win Streak in Minnesota
Los Angeles Aztecs coach Terry Fisher aims for 15-20 NASL points on a road swing after a 3-2 win in Minnesota. Steve David scored the deciding goal with 43 seconds left to lift LA to 10-3 and a league best. Ron Davies and George Best contributed as the Aztecs overcame Minnesota mistakes and a late Kicks push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brent Kallestad
Bloomington
Minnesota
Fisher
Aztecs
Bob Rigby
NASL
Steve David
Freddie Goodwin
Los Angeles
David
Mike Frater
Rigby
Aztec
Ron Davies
L.A
Geoff Barnett
Steve Litt
Bemidji Hosts Blackduck In 6 30 Legion Ball Night
Bob Lowth Ford returns to Paul Bunyan League action hosting Blackduck at 6 30 at the BSU diamond. Bemidji is 1 3 after beating Blackduck 7 2 last week while Blackduck sits 0 3. The Bemidji Legion lineup includes Organ Lucas Senn Chambers Christianson Montebello Nelson with Conner pitching for Blackduck tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Lowth Ford
Paul Bunyan
Blackduck
BSU
Bemidji
Bemidji Chiefs
Redlake
Legion
Grand Rapids
Conner
Bemidji Legion
Noga
Don Miller
Lance Chambers
Bob Organ
Bob Lucas
Blane Senn
Chambers
Mark Christianson
Tony Montebello
Mike Organ
Ricky Nelson
Bemidji Baseball Schedule Highlights This Week
The Bemidji Kaycees and Chiefs host multiple games through the week with Rediake, Braves, Lions, and Legion squads facing Park Rapids, Laporte, Princeton, Grand Rapids, Hermantown, and Thief River Falls at various 6:30 and 1:00 starts. Track events include Governor's Physical Fitness meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bemidji Kaycees
Ponemah
Rediake
Bemidji Chiefs
Bemidji Braves
Rencee Gun
Park Rapids
Bemidji Lions
Cass Lake
Laporte
Bemidji Legion
Princeton
Grand Rapids
Thief River Falls
Hermantown
Baseball Standings and Weekend Results Across Leagues
Standings show Boston leading the American League with New York close behind and Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, Oakland, Minnesota, California, and Seattle in pursuit. Weekend results feature Boston routing New York, Cleveland beating Detroit, Chicago over Oakland, Baltimore downing Toronto, Kansas City edges Minnesota, Milwaukee blanking California, and Seattle defeating Texas. Monday games list Cleveland at Toronto and Boston at Baltimore among others with multiple pitchers and records noted.
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Boston
ST Ball
York
Milwkee
Cleve
Detroit
Toronto
West Chicago
Calif
K.C. Nu
Texas
Oakland
Seattle
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Baltimore
Kansas City
Minnesota
Milwaukee
California
Fitzmorris
Bird
Leonard
P&j
Phila
S Louis A
Pitts
Montreal
N York
West
Los Ang
Cinci
S Fran
S Diego
Ag Houston
Atlanta
Green wins Open by one stroke for first major title
Hubert Green captures the 77th U S Open at Southern Hills by one stroke over Lou Graham. Green, under intense pressure including a life threat, posts a final round 70 to finish 278, earning $45,000 as Graham settles for 279 and 23,500.
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Pioneer
Bemidji
Minnesota
Denner
Freeman AP
Tulsa
Okla
Hubert Green
Green
Lou Graham
America
Graham
Birmingham
Ala
Southern Hills Country Club
United States Golf Association
FBI
Weiskopf
Tom Weiskopf
Tom Purtzer
Gary Jacobson
Jay Haas
Tom Watson
Lyn Lott
Terry Dion
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Mike McCullough
Peter Oosterhuis
al Geiberger
Rod Funseth
Smith launches another brawl after getting hit
Dodgers outfielder Reggie Smith charged the mound after being hit by Rick Reuschel of the Cubs in a 3-1 Dodgers win. benches cleared, both benches emptied, and key players were ejected. Smith defended his actions as self defense and vowed he would not be intimidated.
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Reggie Smith
Los Angeles Dodgers
Smith
St. Louis
John Denny
Rick Reuschel
Chicago Cubs
Reuschel
Dodgers
Cubs
Herman Franks
George Mitterworld
Howe wins Castle Highlands golf title in wet finale
Dick Howe of Bemidji captures the Castle Highlands 27 hole medal play title amid rain soaked rounds. John Taylor ties for second with Glen Hasselberg as playoff spots determined in nearby flights and divisions. Jeff Nelson wins driving contest with 277 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Howe
Bemidji
Notre Dame
Castle Highlands
Champs
Howe
John Taylor
Pat Kovar
Blackduck
Jim Sutton
Jim Daman
Taylor
Glen Hasselberg
Staples
Hasselberg
Kover
Daman
Kovar
Matt Richeson
Len Maslowski
Larry Loftstrom
Jeff Nelson
Mike Liapis
Ray Mattila
Gary Baltes
Duane Anderson
Tipper Hirt
Marcel Thibeault
Jim Clark
Les Harmon
Harold Vogel
Ron Luken
George Proels
Dan —_ Robertson
Alvin Olson
Jay Peterson
Dick Sutton Sr
Bill Glidden
Bob Skaar
Arlen Bryngelson
Lee Johnson
Russ Jackson
Jerry Fagerstrom
Ned Goodwin
Dick Houtkooper
Kent Seado
Lyle Powell
Suzanne Lofstrom
Lorraine Thibeault
Lena Boltz
Sue Port
Alyce Gibson
Karen Tribbey
Sheila Skjetvedt
Joletta Loch
Larry Knudsen
St Peter and St Cloud Cathedral win Minnesota state titles
St Peter defeated Edina East 11 to 1 to claim the Class AA title while St Cloud Cathedral edged Staples 2 to 1 for the Class A crown. Bresnaham pitched four hitters and hit a three run homer for St Peter, while Meyer pitched for Cathedral in a three hitter, with Przybilla and Haider driving in the runs. Staples finish 19-6, St Peter 20-2, Cathedral 23-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Cloud
Minn
St. Peter
Edina East
St. Cloud Cathedral
Staples
Bob Bresnaham
Dave Bowles
Steve Ramler
Cathedral
Kurt Haider
Crusaders
Jim Przybilla
Tim Miller
Randy Peterson
Dan Meyer
Gary Otteson
Doug Shequinn
Otteson
Shequinn
Matthews Kobe capture first wins at Raceway
Ken Matthews won the V-8 feature and Jim Kobe took the hobby stock class at Bemidji Raceway on Sunday night. They ended Junior Jones and Bill Matzdorf’s early three-race win streak. Matthews edged Lynn Lucken and Jones finished third with Halverson and Paulbicke also placing high. Kobe defeated Don Potter in six cylinder, while Puschinski led the consolation and second heat. Time trials begin at 7 with opening heats at 7:30 next race night.
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Bemidji Raceway
Ken Matthews
Jim Kobe
Bemidji
Junior Jones
Redlake
Bill Matzdorf
Grand Rapids
Matthews
Lynn Lucken
Winger
Jones
John Halverson
Ron Paulbicke
Cass Lake
Halverson
Bob Wykert
Gary Wilson
Ft. Frances
Arold Balstad
Paulbicke
Mel Hayes
Gordy Lancaster
Lucken
Kobe
Don Potter
International Falls
Bill Puschinski
Leonard Lewis
Bagley
Dan Cluff
Tenstrike
Terry Smart
Lewis
Doug Erickson
Gully
Jim Ringhand
Puschinski
Matzdorf
Dwight Knute
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Goodwin
Drakes
Pat Corn
Russ Tuff
Wilfred Korpela
Doug Meehl
John Pfiefer
Damian Verbich
Doug Nipp
George Aurand
John Garner
Dennis Coburn
Joe Gross
Dale Nestberg
Loren Tverstel
Jim Joy
Randall Swedberg
Clinton Newell
Craig Vernlund
Jerry Amundson
Phil Whitney
Mike Smell
Chris Garner
Don Aurand
Jim Kruger
Dave Morris
Ron Maorer
Chuck Ess
Randy Bauer
David Fisher
John Bilinski
Kevin Wentworth
Phil Anderson
Joe Sheppard
Dale Reed
Luther Klug
Bob Lowth
Ford
the Legion
Pine City
Houston
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
San Diego
Richard
Brown
Norman
Kaat
Leon
Matlack
Shirley
Burris
Barr
Falcone
Rhodes
Oklahoma City
Sutton
Philadelphia Phillies
Atlanta Braves
San Francisco Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Montreal Expos
Cincinnati Reds
New York Mets
Houston Astros
San Diego Padres
St. Louis Cardinals
Willie Hernandez
John Oates
Lacy
Cey
Phillies
Braves
Steve Carlton
Tom Paciorek
Giants
Pirates
Bob Knepper
Darrell Evans
Expos
Reds
Gary Carter
Andre Dawson
Ellis Valentine
Miami Dolphins
Nicklaus
Highlands
Commercial
Control Data Corporation
Fourth Street
Pizza Hut
E Pizza
Orie
West Bemidji
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