Anderson nets three wins at Bemidji track meet
Bemidji State College hosts the second Run for Fun meet drawing high school and college runners. Dave Anderson wins three events the 220 880 and mile while Mike DeStefano and Scott McLeod claim two each. Jim Walrath adds wins in the 100 and javelin. Next Thursday the Governor's Fitness track meet is set for 6 p.m.
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Bemidji State College
BSC
Dave Anderson
Mike DeStefano
Scott McLeod
DeStefano
McLeod
Jim Walrath
Havelin
Bemidji
Jay
Tim Parker
Brad Wubbers
Jay Aakhus
Larry Bethel
Jim Wairath
Mark Stagg
Dick Ostroot
Mike Broten
John Wubbels
Ar Nalodel
Parker Tim
Brad Wubbels
Ben Leister
Ben Leister Boretys
Igor
Moire Goulet
Karen Goulet
Bemidji Kaycees trounce Ponemah 27 to 0 in Little League action
Bemidji Kaycees dominate Ponemah 27 0 at KC diamond aided by 20 walks and 11 Ponemah errors. Manney and Ziemann combine on a no hitter with 9 strikeouts. Upset path continues as Kaycees win again 25 3 over Northome.
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Bemidji Kaycees
Ponemah
KC Diamond
Mark Manney
Tom Ziemann
Bemidji
Kaycees
Mark Fairchild
Manney
John
Raincloud
White
S. Johnson
Ziemann
Chamber
Thompson
Blackduck
Steve Johnson
Baudette
Dino Perkins
Johnson
Northome
Redlake
Redby
Solway
Mike Sande
Dave Montebello
Montebello
Anderson
Holbein
Good
Swalboski
Schulke
Award winners announced by hockey school
First week award winners at the Bemidji Olympic Hockey School were announced by directors Murray Williamson and Bob Peters. Winning Most Improved Player awards in four different age groups were Lyle Strandlien of Bagley, Jim Kessler of Bottineau North Dakota, Dan Dorsey of Minnetonka and Jim Faherty of Fridley. Courage awards went to Eddy Connor of Alexandria and Dave Johnson of Kelly Lake. Named Most Valuable Players were Scott Sabo of Thief River Falls, Tim Perella of Duluth, Curt Bjorlin of Excelsior and Bob Fish of Warroad. The Bill Masterson Awards went to Mark Tomai of Stillwater, Jeff Bean of Blaine, John Dalton of International Falls and Bob Arnold of Windom.
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Bemidji Olympic Hockey School
Murray Williamson
Bob Peters
Lyle Strandlien
Bagley
Jim Kessler
Bottineau
No. Dakota
Dan Dorsey
Minnetonka
Jim Faherty
Fridley
Eddy Connor
Alexandria
Dave Johnson
Kelly Lake
Scott Sabo
Thief River Falls
Tim Perella
Duluth
Curt Bjorlin
Excelsior
Bob Fish
Warroad
Bill Masterson
Mark Tomai
Stillwater
Jeff Bean
Blaine
John Dalton
International Falls
Bob Arnold
Windom
Braves Bring Battle For First In Northern Lakes League
Bemidji Braves host Cass Lake at 6 30 p m aiming for sole leadership as both teams enter with strong marks. Southpaw Bob Johnson faces Tim Palmer in a key early season clash. Laporte to visit Bemidji Bucks with Degerman on the hill.
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Bemidji Braves
Cass Lake
BSC Diamond
Braves
Laporte
Bemidji Bucks
Cass Lake Edges Laporte In Unbeatens Showdown
Cass Lake shaded Laporte 4 3 to stay unbeaten in the Northern Lakes League. Bob Headbird limited Laporte to four hits as Cass Lake built a 4-0 lead and held off a late comeback. Key hits by Gene Whitebird Ron Wakanabe and Dave Raisch fueled the win with Headbird adding a double and Tim Palmer also doubling. Laporte’s Jim Jobe had two hits. The Redby at Cass Lake postponed game from June 14 will be played Monday at Cass Lake.
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Braves
Bob Johnson
Cass Lake
Tim Palmer
Johnson
Gonwick
Akeley
John Buckanaga
Andy Kannenberg
Mike Fairchild
Dave Berg
Jeff Wizner
Pete Maus
Mike Rowlette
Stan Drew
Maus
John McRae
Laporte
Bob Headbird
Harley Bunker
Gene Whitebird
Ron Wakanabe
Dave Raisch
Headbird
Jim Jobe
Bunker
Jobe Headbird
Wakanabo
Baseball Standings and Weekend Schedule Note
Standings show New York 37 22 4 .627 tie for lead with Chicago 34 23 .596. West division leaders Houston and Cincinnati follow. Weekend games list Detroit Baltimore Pittsburgh Chicago at various venues including rain postponements.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Lolich
Baltimore
Cuellar
Peterson
Wilcox
Boston
Curtis
Brett
Minnesota
J. Perry
Kansas City
Splittorff
Wood
Texas
Bosman
California
Ryan
Oakland
Hamilton
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Montreal
Philadelphia
West
Houston
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Atlanta
San Diego
San Francisco
Blass
Jenkins
Nash
McAnally
Seaver
Reuss
Grimskey
McDowell
Arlin
Niekro
Downing
Eas W. .L
Gable and Taylor Lead In Olympic Wrestling Trials
Dan Gable, aiming for revenge, and Chris Taylor spark U S Olympic trials at Anoka High School. Gable pins two opponents at 1492 pounds while Taylor, heavyweight, wins in 2:50 and 1:06 advancing toward the Munich selection meet with 400 pounds of power.
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Anoka, Minn
Dan Gable
Chris Taylor
U.S
Gable
Larry Owings
University of Washington
Waterloo
Iowa
Owings
Iowa State
John Morley
New York Athletic Club
Anoka High School
University of Minnesota
Munich
West Germany
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Marie
Herath
Schoenborn
Redly
Hammitt
Wayne Hegg
Randy Willberg
John Friesen
Wayne Johnson
Batchelder
Willberg
Chwialkowski Schoenborn
Pemberton
Hegstrom
Wade Lamkin
Bemidji Speedway
Lamkin
Badger Racing Association
Ossa
Midwest
THE
Mel
Hockey
Cass Lake Highway
Bucks
Dan Degerman
Degerman
Rex Johnson
Jim Grimm
Dave Nelson
Rod Beck
Joe Weltzin
Keith Hanson
Jeff Eidsmoe
Brad Nelson
Detroit Lakes
Kannenberg
Drew
Lakers
Reds
Lake Region
Elks
Laporte Rally
Walker
Gene Davis
Oklahoma City
Okla
Darrell Keller
Richland
Wash
Tom Huff
Air Force
Sergio Gonzalez
UCLA
Rick Sanders
Portland
Ore
Mt. Brainerd
Sun Ai
Gill Brothers
America
Seagram Distillers CO
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