McNally and Slaton toss four hitters in wins
In a split American League action McNally pitched Baltimore past Washington 6-1 for his 12th win while Slaton powered Milwaukee to a 6-0 win over California. Detroit blanked Cleveland 3-0 as Lolich fanned 11. Oakland’s game with Minnesota was rained out.
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Bucks Face Braves in Northern Lakes League Showdown
The Bemidji Bucks aim to extend a six game winning streak tonight against the Bemidji Braves in a key NLL clash at 6 30 p m on the BSC diamond. Coach Dan Christensen has the Bucks rolling after two league wins and a one game lead over Redlake.
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Solheim Leads Bemidji Gun Club With Perfect Round
Solheim teams top Bemidji Gun Club trap scores as Solheim posts 192 of 200 with Burnham 191 and Mostad 191. League runs eight more weeks with Sunday and Wednesday shoots at Gun Club range near Bemidji Mar. 1-1 Solway 0-1 Braves 0-1.
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Bemidji Lumberjacks Set New Season Victory Mark
Bemidji high school baseball team the Lumberjacks finish with a 20 3 record surpassing the 19 win mark from 1969 and clining a fourth straight state tournament berth. Despite losing five seniors the team built a 19 game winning streak and topped the 18 win record of 1956. A Crookston rivalry grows after regional final and first Legion meeting between towns.
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North Star Softball beats Culligan 7 6 to stay 9 1
O K Tire improves to 9 1 by edging Culligan Soft Water 7 6. John Bahr scores on a seventh inning error after a leadoff single and steals, with Louie Leesz 4 for 4 and Bill Loushine homering for the Tiremen. Laporte also 9 1 with 14 3 win over Moose. both teams lead standings.
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Redlake runs past Gonvick 12 to 3 in nonconference win
Redlake pulls away with five runs in the sixth and four in the seventh to beat Gonvick 12 to 3. Gary Chaboyea and Larry Good each have three hits, with Good adding a triple. Gonvick’s Bob Bayne and Dave Falldorf each recorded two hits. Redlake hosts Bemidji next.
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Dodgers rout Cardinals in sunny matinee 11-4
Los Angeles exploded for 14 hits to beat St Louis 11-4 as Jim Lefebvre drove in four runs with a homer and three singles. Tom Seaver belted his first Expos homer, lifting the Mets to a 2-1 win over Montreal in eight. The Phillies beat Cincinnati 3-1 in 10 innings, with Roger Freed delivering a two run double.
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Ponemah Tops Redlake 9-4 In Lakes Little League
Ponemah built a 7-0 lead after three innings and defeated Redlake 9-4 as Steve Johnson limited Redlake to two hits. Don Perkins hit a single and home run for Ponemah. Redby edged Shevlin 6-5 in a separate Lakes League game with Bemidji 1-0, Redby 3-1, Ponemah 2-1 in league standings.
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