Legion stays unbeaten after reaching 5 5 tie with Park Rapids
Bemidji American Legion baseball battled Park Rapids to a 5 5 draw after eight innings as darkness halted play. Sargent and Crown worked four and three innings respectively. Sargent fanned five in relief. The game featured two rallies and tied, with Bemidji leaving 11 runners stranded. The next game is Saturday versus Brainerd at 4 30.
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Gary Sargent
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Stan Drew
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Harold Schubert
Steve Harsha
Jeff Massie
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David Kjos
Earl Sargent
Buckanaga
Drew
Lowell Magelssen
Mark Diede
Juberian
Schubert
Ed Kangas
Arlan Kangas
Harsha
Diede
Perry Dreyer
Don Wackwitz
Sargents
Crookston
Pirates
The
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Wackwitz
Red Lake Falls
Houston Takes Over First With 9-5 Win Over Reds
Houston Astros rout Cincinnati Reds 9-5 to move back into first place in the NL West. Cesar Cedeno goes 4-for-4 with three runs, and Doug Rader hits a three run homer in the third. George Culver improves to 2-0, Wayne Simpson suffers the loss.
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Dave Roberts
Wayne Simpson
Stan Bahnsen
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Sox
Johnny Briggs
Brewers
Chuck Tanner
Twins open four-game series with Royals amid Rigney ouster talk
The Minnesota Twins visit Kansas City in a four game set amid fan and front office chatter about manager Bill Rigney. Owner Calvin Griffith backs Rigney, saying he does a good job as the team aims to improve after slipping to third in the AL West. Jim Perry faces Paul Splittorff in tonight’s opener while Jim Kaat, Dick Woodson and Bert Blyleven are lined up for the weekend twin bill.
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Minnesota
Pauls Body Shop leads weekly Bemidji trap shoot standings
Paul’s Body Shop moved into first place with 98 points at the Bemidji Gun Club as Seven-Up Lakeland Sporting Goods and O.K. Tire trailed. Paul Ubert and Don Lortie each posted perfect 25s to pace the FUND DRIVE open benefiting Olympian hopeful Bob Wagner with results and standings from the Wednesday night league.
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Bemidji
Buck Morton
Earl Lundeen
DeWayne Bourcey
Jim Meade
O.K. Tire
Robert Hiltz
Paul’s Body Shop
Paul Ubert
Don Lortie
Bob Ness
Barry Levins
Chuck Erickson
Gordon Nei
Dennis Swearingen
Lakeland Sporting Goods
Jerry Solheim
E.J. McCarthy
Dale Balmer
George Dahl
Art Breen
Mike Mostad
Larry Heskett
Chuck Quick
Gary Newell
Gregg's Plumbing
Elvie Burnham
Jack Moe
Pete Tri
Sid Moe
Dave Walters
Rod Pickett
al Crowser
Lloyd Lind
Clyde Books
Linda Sanders
Char Heskett
Sonja Eggmann
Lorraine Solheim
Helen McCarthy
Local sports scenes and community notices mix in Bemidji area
Community fund drives and sports events fill the page. Donations for the Bob Wagner Olympic Fund are urged with a contact at First National Bank. Hockey talks include Bobby Hull offers and local games at college fieldhouse. Boxing matches headline at Minneapolis auditorium with Ali and Quarry favorites. Independence Day dance at Igloo Club and Red Lake baseball benefitting local teams appear alongside fishing notes from Walden and Bemidji area reports.
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Jimmy
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Bob Foster
Mike Quarry
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Red Lake
Summer Basketball League Leaders After Week One Upsets
Summer league action in Spring City and nearby towns sees Hegstroms move to 2-0 with a 43-26 win over Naylor Electric. Krolls Sporting Goods tops Northern National 65-31 while Bob Lowth Ford beats Baumgartners 51-39. Standings list Hegstroms 2-0 then Baumgartners, No National, Lowth and Krolls at 1-1 and Naylors 0-2.
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Kroll’s Sporting Goods
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Bob Lowth Ford
Baumgartners
No. National
Lowth
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Naylors
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