Slayback Comes Close to No Hitter in Major League Debut
Detroit Tigers rookie Bill Slayback pitched seven hitless innings in his first major league appearance before allowing a run in the eighth. He left with a 4-3 lead, but New York rallied for three in the ninth. The Tigers won to move within one game of Baltimore in the AL East.
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WHA aims to seal Hull signing as major coup
The World Hockey Association expects to complete a major coup by signing NHL star Bobby Hull from the Chicago Black Hawks. Hull and his family arrived in Minnesota late Monday as talks continued.
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Shorthanded Bucks start fast to beat Bagley 9-2
Bemidji Bucks improve to 4-2 with an eight-run first two innings, capitalizing on Bagley errors. Degerman pitched five scoreless frames, with Johnson in relief. Bucks to play Bemidji Braves next, in non league Horace Invitational events.
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Highway Host Clinches Slim Lead With 15-8 Victory
Highway Host stays one game ahead in the North Star Softball League by routing Kordels 15-8 at the Nymore playground. O.K. Tire topped The Fort 7-3 at college fields while Kroll’s Sporting Goods outslugged Northern National Bank 17-9.
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Bemidji Teams Highlight Week Baseball and Track Schedule
Bemidji Legion hosts Bemidji at Staples and leads week with games at Redlake and Staples. A track fitness meet at BSC 6 00 joins the calendar alongside a Bemidji Kaycees action and a late week Blackduck at Bemidji Braves contest.
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Girls Softball Solway Tops Culligan 13 to 2 on Thursday
Solway defeated Culligan 13 2 in a late report Girls Softball League game. Hangsleben and Willard ran the winning battery while Stebe and Krech played for the losers. Standings show Big North 4 0 Bemidji Coop 3 1 Seven Up Solway 2 2 Culligan 1 3 Gasthaus 0 4.
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Veteran coach Choyce named head coach of Fort Worth Wings
Detroit AP reports veteran coach John Choyce has been appointed head coach of the Fort Worth Wings in the Central Hockey League. He succeeds Bob Lemieux who stays as general manager. Choyce, 41, previously scouted for the St. Louis Blues and Chicago Black Hawks and coached for the St. Louis Kansas City CHL team.
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Twins Place Tony Oliva on Disabled List for Knee Surgery
The Minnesota Twins said outfielder Tony Oliva will be placed on the disabled list Tuesday and undergo surgery on his right knee soon. Oliva who had knee surgery last September returned this month and played 10 games hitting .321 before limping from cartilage pieces in his right knee.
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