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Newspaper

Bemidji Pioneer

Location

Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1977

Page

8

Weekend Polka Party and Bemidji event line up

Cliff Morlan previews a busy weekend in Bemidji with a Polka Party at the Elks Club to fund BSU scholarships, a fishing seminar and contest on Lake Bemidji, DNR boat checks at Diamond Point, and prizes totalling about 2500 dollars. Also covered are stock car races, a Cass Lake golf open, Birchmont prep, LPGA notes, and local track action at BSU.

Elks Club Kdal TV Bemidji Walnut Hall DNR Diamond Point Harold Curly’ Lehn Lindy Big- Little Joe Co John Peterson Northland Lures John Melhus Jerry's Bait Peterson Northland Duane KDAL Marsh Nelson Wally Pease Jim Cuzzo Fe Barthelemy Jim Downs Bob Decker Movil Xen Highway 71 Viking Bemidji Raceway Resort Area Casse Road Junior Jones Redlake Bill Matzdorf Grand Rapids Jim Kobe Ken Matthews Larry Johnson John Magnusson Jaycees

Love and happiness fuels Indians eight game win streak

The Cleveland Indians extended their eight game winning streak behind Wayne Garland four hit pitching and timely hitting from Buddy Bell and Rico Carty. New manager Jeff Torborg praised for pitcher understanding, as Indians beat Toronto 4-0. Other AL games saw Minnesota Texas 12-2 California Chicago 10-6 Boston Baltimore 7-3 Seattle Kansas City 8-6 in 10 innings.

Bob Greene Love and Cleveland Indians Rico Carty Wayne Garland Buddy Bell Carty Agers Frank Robinson Garland Indians Toronto Blue Jays Jeff Torborg Robinson Minnesota Texas California Chicago Boston Baltimore Seattle Kansas City Red Sox Ferguson Jenkins Mariners Royals Dan Meyer Craig Reynolds Darrell Porter

Hinton leads Dallas to 4-1 victory over Kicks

Alan Hinton powered the Dallas Tornado to a 4-1 win over Minnesota in front of 13,000 fans, earning a first place tie in the NASL Southern Division at 10-5. Kyle Rote Jr opened the scoring, Jim Ryan and Hinton contributed, while Stan Cummins tallied Minnesota’s lone goal.

Dallas Alan Hinton Dallas Tornado Minnesota Kicks Los Angeles Aztecs Kyle Rote Jr Glenn Myernick Jim Ryan John O'Hare Bob Hope Hinton Tornado Minnesota Stan Cummins Alan Merrick

Park Rapids Rally Edges Bemidji Lions 10 9 In Seven

Park Rapids rallied for four runs in the seventh to edge Bemidji 10 9 in a three hour game at the BSU diamond. Quinn led Park Rapids with three hits and drove in three runs as Beaulieu, Bix and Hickerson combined on the mound. Bemidji battled back with seven runs in the fifth but Park Rapids held on to win.

Park Rapids Bemidji Lions BSU Bemidji Mike Walsh Tom Quinn Beaulieu Howie Organ Mike Buckanaga Quinn Hickerson Lions Steve Bix

Major League Melody Shop and Coca Cola win season openers

Melody Shop defeated Northern Amusement 9 to 2 after taking a 4-0 lead and adding four in the fifth. Tim Elliott and Bob Ness had two hits for Melody Shop, while Don Smith and Jim Toninato had two for No. Amusement. Coca Cola beat Highway Host 10 to 1 with a four run first and a fifth inning surge. Gary Johnson and Val Menotti led Coca Cola with two hits each. Dave Christianson and Scott Maunu combined on a three hitter.

Melody Shop Coca Cola Northern Amusement Highway Host Toby Batchelder Tim Elliott Bob Ness Don Smith Jim Toninato Gary Johnson Val Menotti John Tesar Dave Christianson Scott Maunu H. W Kavanagh Hickerson Fagerstrom Christianson Maunu Vic Menotti Xen Shade Kfc Joey Edlund Dan Vogel Bobby Smith Edlund Mike Johnson Mike Gandrud Gandrud Larson Torres Vogel B. Smith Wold D. Smith Aaron Anderson Security Anderson Twins Eric Miller Don Skerik Tim Ferock Paul Daman Bill Beitzel Security St Johnson T. Daman Peters Miller Leitner

Twins pound Rangers to reclaim AL West lead

The Minnesota Twins rout the Texas Rangers 12-2 at Metropolitan Stadium to move back into a first place tie with the Chicago White Sox. Rod Carew extends his batting average toward .400 as Dave Goltz pitches seven solid innings on his 28th birthday.

Brent Kallestad Bloomington Minn Texas Rangers Minnesota Twins Rangers Chicago White Sox Sox Metropolitan Stadium Cornelus Connie’ Ryan Carew Gene Mauch

Rangers turn to Connie Ryan as interim manager

Frank Lucchesi is fired and Eddie Stanky quits after one game with Texas Rangers. Connie Ryan 57, named interim manager as team trials through season end. Eddie Robinson says no decision yet with owner Brad Corbett. Ryan, a former Braves coach, discusses long term possibilities while Stanky returns to University of South Alabama.

John Nadel Anaheim Calif Lucchesi Stanky Ryan Texas Rangers Frank Lucchesi Rangers Eddie Stanky Connie Ryan Texas Eddie Robinson Minnesota Twins Minnesota Robinson Brad Corbett The Atlanta Braves Connie California Angels

Seven Up and Xen's take early Minor League leads

Seven Up and Xen's Sporting Goods moved ahead with two wins each. Seven Up topped Bemidji Police 5-1 with Jeff Nevitt pitching a one hitter and 14 strikeouts while Craig Klinger and Bobby Armin contributed the only other safeties off Craig Boyer. Xen's edged Kentucky Fried Chicken 1-0 in extras as Joey Edlund fanned 13 through four perfect innings.

Seven Up Xen’s Sporting Goods Bemidji Police Xen’s Kentucky Fried Chicken Security State Northern National Dairy Queen McDonalds Xens Police KFC McDonald's Jeff Nevitt Steve Heller Nevitt Craig Klinger Bobby Armin Craig Boyer Klinger Boyer Rem. Police Fagerstrom Armin

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Cliff Morlan Sports Review Jeff Julson Cass Lake Chippewa Country Club Jamie Eidsmoe del Gangelhoff Cass Lake Legion Clubs and Chippewa Golf Club Roger Luther Greens Chippewa Bemidji’s Legion Jim Adams Bemidji Town and Country Club Birchmont Hazeltine Chaska Patty Berg JoAnne Carner Beth Stone Betsy Cullen Jerilyn Britz Britz Nancy May Jody Julie Gumlin Julie Brainerd Jim Jensen Ray Jensen Jim Jacks Jim Dutcher St. Olaf Dave Goltz Angels White Sox Mario Guerrero Bobby Bonds Terry Humphrey Orioles Butch Hobson Hobson Pioneer Steve Hielle Jim Cleveland Scott Sandwick Roger Day Jeff Hennemen Alvin White Tony Madsen Bemidji Braves Laporte Leech Lake Roger Degerman Degerman Cal Puttbrese Leon Black Braves Madsen Bix Grover Hickerson Beaulier Orgon No. Amusement Mauch Ranger Bump Wills Nelson Briles Goltz Larry Hisle Rich Chiles Brites Goitz Griles Marshall T New Rangers Mobile Ala Minneapolis University of South Alabama Olympic Beot Erickson Hellerson-Wye CO
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