Twins Outslug White Sox In 19-12 Slugfest
In Bloomington Minnesota the Twins defeated the Chicago White Sox 19-12 in a 34 hit game. Glenn Adams and Rod Carew drove in 14 runs combined as Carew raised his batting average to .403 and Adams contributed key RBIs.
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Twins
White Sox
Brent Kallestad
Bloomington
Glenn Adams
Rod Carew
Adams
Carew
Minnesota
Chicago
Gene Mauch
Mauch
Bob Lemon
Baseball Hall of
Wilfong
SF Adams, Bannister
Xen's North Country, Seven Up win to stay unbeaten
Xen's North Country Sporting Goods beat McDonald 4-0 with Joey Edlund throwing a two hitter for his third complete game in a week and his second shutout. Seven Up edged Northern National Bank 2-1 in seven innings with Jeff Nevitt and Bobby Armin combining on a two hitter. Bemidji Police topped Dairy Queen 11-9 in extra frames. Kentucky Fried Chicken defeated Security State Bank 8-7 after a four-run fourth inning.
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Xen
North Country Sporting Goods
Seven Up
McDonald
Northern National Bank
Bemidji Police
Dairy Queen
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Security State Bank
Joey Edlund
Xens
Tom Moran
Mike Johnson
Brian Carson
Doug Gansvig
David Greoghe
McDonalds
Edlund
Torres D. Sauer
Massey
Foss
Northern National
Bobby Armin
Jeff Nevitt
Nevitt
Wade Pillaud
Jack Burke
Tim Seck
Paul Daman
Nathan Ohman
Boyer
Fagerstrom
Mondt
Beaulieu
Security Bank
Paul Swanson
Bob Smith
Sean Lake
Aaron Anderson
Eric Miller
Scott Jallen
Bankers
Security St
KFC
Miller
Anderson
Leitner B. Smith
Laice
Vogel
D. Smith
Wold
McDonald’s
Bob Soular
John Vanassee
Craig Masse
Pete Fenson
Langan
Johnson
Mondt and
Boyd
Baseball Standings And Results Across Leagues
The American League East standings show Boston and New York leading with tight margins as Baltimore and Toronto trail. Western nervy mix includes Milwaukee and California near the top while Chicago and Texas push for playoff positioning. recent results list Cleveland beating Detroit and New York over Toronto among key outcomes. Upcoming Monday and Saturday schedules feature multiple matchups across divisions with pitchers listed for games.
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Lk Pet
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York
Cleve
Milwkee
Detroit
Toronto
West
Minna
Chicago
Calif
Texas
Oakland Hn
Seattle
California
Kansas City
Oakland
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Cleveland
New York
Flanagan
Bibby
Guidry
Jefferson
Jenkins
Roberts
Seattie
Pole
Kravec
Augustine
Minnesota
Goltz
Hassler
Simpson
Griles
Beaver Pond stays unbeaten with 19 4 win over 1st National
Beaver Pond rises to 13 0 in sanctioned slow pitch action after a 19 4 victory over 1st National. Perry Dreyer and Steve Donahue lead with multiple hits while Sargent Dow homer to pace the Pond. Modern Woodmen moves to second with a 13 9 win over Bar.
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Beaver Pond
Modern Woodmen
the Pond
Perry Dreyer
Steve Donahue
Gary Sargent
John Dow
Sargent
Dow
Greg Salvang
Rich Eliason
Chiefs sweep Hermantown in doubleheader sweep
The Bemidji Chiefs won 3-1 and 10-7 against Hermantown to move to 8-2 on the season. They host Bemidji Bob Lowth Ford in Paul Bunyan League action as George Landreth starts against Kevin Mooney.
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Bemidji Chiefs
Hermantown
Chiefs
Bemidji
Bob Lowth
Ford
Paul Bunyan
Lowth
Bemidji Legion
Grand Rapids
Redlake
George Landreth
Kevin Mooney
Andy Kannenberg
Princeton
Coca Cola Phils pummel Northern Amusement 11 to 3 in opener
Major League pitcher Val Menotti went four innings with one hit allowed and added a two run single in a five run third inning to lead Coca Cola's Phils past Northern Amusement 11-3. McDonald added two hits, Wood doubled and pitched two innings. Halverson doubled for Northern Amusement. Coca Cola leads 2-0 after one week. Highway Host and Melody Shop stand 1-1, Northern Amusement 0-2.
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Chiefs
Beck
Dave Crown
Hermantown
Rick Neuman
Dave Stane
Val Menotti
Coca Cola
Phils
Northern Amusement
Phil McDonald
Corey Wood
Mike Halverson
Highway Host
Melody Shop
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Thief River
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Leech Lake
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Mark Menotti
John Vanasse
Pete Japp
Grand Forks
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Blackduck
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Bill Butler
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Bosh Stately
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Rhineberger
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Pete Maus
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Maus
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Wilmer
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Long
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Miles Avenue
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Frank McNamara
Joe Welle
First National Bank
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Vocational Division
State Department of Education
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