Ryan’s triple play saves Ryan and Angels beat Twins 3-1
Nolan Ryan revived by a rare seven play sequence as Steve Braun and Harmon Killebrew failed to force a runner. Ken McMullen homered for the Angels while Ryan struck out and allowed only four other hits. Detroit beat New York 5-2 and Milwaukee topped Baltimore 6-4 as the Tigers widen their AL East lead.
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Bucks and Braves meet in non conference clash
Bemidji's two Northern Lakes League baseball squads the Bucks and Braves collide tonight at 6 30 p m on the BSC diamond. The non league game was added when both teams had open dates in league play and the Bucks carry a bye in the nine inning slate.
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Braves Launch Candy Sale To Support Junior Team
The Bemidji Braves begin their annual candy sale this weekend to raise funds for the city’s independent 13-15 year old team in its 10th season. Proceeds support the team with no school or city program backing. The sale runs for three weeks with boxes at $1 and a 40 cent profit per box.
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Blackduck tops Solway 11 7 in Lakes Little League clash
Blackduck used four hits and patient at bats to overcome Solway 11 to 7 after building a 10 3 lead through three and a half innings. Arnie Chwialkowski doubled twice for Solway as Wayne Johnson took the loss and Kevin Hentges earned the win for Blackduck.
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Black Hawks rival Hull departs to WHA with 2.5 million pact
Blake Hull signs a 1 million personal services deal in St Paul then inks a 1.5 million playing contract with the Winnipeg Jets, becoming the WHA’s marquee signing. Hull says NHL rivals may sue but expects business action. WHA lists franchises in Albert a city, Chicago, Cleveland, Houston, Los Angeles, Minnesota, New England, New York, Ottawa, Philadelphia, Quebec and Winnipeg.
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Ali and Foster Triumph in Vegas Showdowns Against Quarry Opponents
Muhammad Ali overwhelmed Jerry Quarry in Las Vegas taking the seventh round stoppage as Bob Foster floored Mike Quarry in the tenth round. A Quarry relative was jailed after a melee at the venue with deputies detaining Robert Colbaugh on battery charges.
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Rain Cancels Bemidji-Verndale Legion Game
A late afternoon rainstorm near Verndale postponed the Bemidji-Verndale American Legion baseball game. The game is rescheduled for July 21 at Verndale, with Bemidji traveling to Staples tonight for a return match. Starting pitcher Dave Crown and catcher John Buckanaga are set, and infielders Sargent Wackwitz Sargent Conway prepare for action. Coach Horgan seeks to reschedule another postponement with Crookston or Sebeka.
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Bemidji Braves and Bucks Play Sports Schedule
Baseball action features Bemidji Braves at their home Trap Gun Club at 6 30 pm and Bemidji Kaycees competing in the Governor's Physical Fitness meet at BSC at 6 pm. Blackduck faces Bemidji Braves at 6 30 pm and Bemidji Bucks meet Walker.
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Rainy greens greet Ladies day golfers at Country Club
Cliff Merian notes rain improves the rough conditions as Jeff Buettner keeps Bemidji T and C in top shape. Birchmont qualifiers limited to 328 with Keith Mooney as starter. junior division dropped. Also covers Twins, Ali Quarry bouts, O Connor boxing plans, local events, and high school basketball playoff changes.
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Girls Softball Big North Race Sees Unbeaten Streak Continue
Big North standings show unbeatens after Tuesday night wins. Culligan crushed Gasthaus 19 to 8 while Eight teams posted runs and standout performances. Peg Seeling went 4 for 4 with two triples, Donna Kampson 2 for 3 with a double, and Hangsleben fanned 12 for the victors.
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Royals Recall Bobby Floyd From Omaha Farm Club
The Kansas City Royals announced they recalled infielder Bobby Floyd from Omaha where he batted .305. He appeared in the first nine games of the season before being optioned to Omaha. The Rockets will play 28 home games at Hofheinz Pavilion, with 13 at San Antonio Convention Center.
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