Twins split doubleheader as Brewers surge late
Milwaukee rallied for eight runs in the sixth inning to take the second game 8-5 after Minnesota won the opener 2-1. Cesar Tovar and Leo Cardenas contributed runs for the Twins, while Harmon Killebrew left early with a toe injury.
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Hal Haydel
U S Open links top women golfers with local followers
The Erie Pennsylvan ia U S Open showcased Beth Stone and Betsy Cullen former Birchmont winners from Oklahoma as top finishers while JoAnne Carner led the event with a 288 total and a $5,000 first prize. Amateur Jerilyn Britz from Worthington failed to qualify though she plans to return for the Birchmont in late July.
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Bemidji
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Long Shannon feature winners at speedway Bemidji race night results
Veterans Larry Long of International Falls and Bill Shannon of Grand Rapids won the V-8 and Hobby Stock features at Bemidji Speedway Sunday. Scholler led in V-8 consolation. Shannon swept the Hobby Stock feature consolation and trophy dash. Racing continues weekly five miles east of Bemidji.
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Ken Anderson
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Teastrike
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Lakes Little League rallies to a 15 14 win over Redlake
Redby trailed 14 8 before seven runs in the sixth inning propelled a 15 14 comeback victory over Redlake. Bubba Stately homered, Chaboyea doubled, Darwin Sumner hit a double triple and homer for Redlake, with John Ross, Billy Kingbird and Leroy Garrigan adding hits as Redby produced seven hits in the late rally.
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Cook
Braves sweep Detroit Lakes in twin bill on Sunday
Bemidji earns two decisive wins over Detroit Lakes, 6 2 in game one and 17 0 in the nightcap as Don Wackwitz pitches a two hitter with 14 strikeouts. The Braves improve to 7 2 on the season and prepare for Paul Bunyan Invitational action this week.
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Jim Fearing
Bob Johnson
Randy Beck
Dave Berg
D.L
Don Wackwitz
Parker
Bucks fall to Braves in wild 19 run loss at home
Bemidji Braves beat the Bemidji Bucks 19 to 1 at the BSC diamond as 14 walks and 11 Bucks errors aid the visitors. Lefty Bob Johnson earned the win while Perry Dreyer took the loss in a game that featured multiple innings with walks and costly miscues.
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Stan Drew
Tim Okerman
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Joe Weltzin
Bemidji
Brad Nelson
Redlake
Solway
Gonvick
Legion Falls To Brainerd In Late Inning Rally
Bemidji Legion drops an 8-5 decision to Brainerd at Memorial Park as Brainerd capitalizes on nine walks in the late innings. Earl Sargent and Gary Sargent lead Bemidji with two hits apiece while Wallace and Brainerd’s hitters fuel the rally with key run production.
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Jim Traut
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Jim Fearing
Don Wackwitz
East Grand Forks
Vikings sign ex-Gopher defensive back Wright
The Minnesota Vikings signed University of Minnesota defensive back Jeff Wright and five other draft picks ahead of training camp in Mankato. Wright was the 15th round pick and former Gopher captain. The team also signed John Fairley J C Smith Tim Sullivan Chris Morris Jim Gallagher and Greg Edmonds. Two first round unsigned picks remain Leo Hayden and Vince Clements.
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Purdue
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Wisconsin
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Bob Freeburg
Mankato State
Lee Thomas
Monmouth
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Prairie Viet A&m
Wally Murphy
Weather Area Forecast Sees Calm, Warm Start For Area
Mostly fair through Tuesday with moderate heat. Highs around 75 to 82 and overnight lows near 55 to 65. The state forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy skies into Tuesday with a chance of thunderstorms southeast tonight.
Mitchell wins Cleveland Open by seven strokes
Mitchell clinched the $150,000 Cleveland Open with a final total of 262, 22 under par, seven strokes ahead of Charles Coody. He posted rounds of 66 64 67 65 at Beechmont Country Club to secure his first tour victory in six years.
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