Lunker fishing reports boost Bemidji weekend plans
The week in Minnesota fishing news highlights lunkers in walleyes and northern pike from Grand Marais to Bemidji with big prizes in Beltrami County. Local sports notes detail camps, charity events, a 4th of July race plan, and youth baseball fund drives alongside boxers in training and schedule chatter.
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Bemidji State
Rick Coe-Wayne Horgen
City Arena
Beltrami Avenue
Ernie Richardson
Walker
Don Matzdorf
Grand Rapids
Gordy Lancaster
Ted Carlson
Ron Paulbicke
Rick Staberg
Harold Kolkin
al Weir
Fran Zaren
Lynn Lucken
Junior Jones
Ken Matthews
Kermit Leyendecker
Larry Kennedy
Baudette
Associated Press
Big Turtle Lake
Katy Balentine
Drexel
Teresa Vonasek
Solway
Minn
Big Buzzle Lake
Ed Duehon
Oak Park
Ill
Little Bass Lake
International Falls
Larry
Grand Rapids—Rapids
John Glaser
Prairie Lake
Jim Thompson
Brainerd
Timmy Graves
Lake Edward
Willmar
Green Lake
Herbert Timm
Olivia
George Smith
Crystal
Larry Anderson
St. Louis Park
Richard Hanson
David Shemon
Long Lake
Clarigan Anson
New London
Crow River
Mankato
Madison Lake
Madison
Washington, Jefferson
Francis Lakes
Blue Earth River
Braves host Elks in double header at BSC diamond
Bemidji Braves host Thief River Falls Elks in a 1 p.m. double header at the BSC diamond. Braves sit at 3-4, eyeing a sweep to reach .500 as Bruce Williams and Scott Sabo start for the Elks. Lance Chambers and Dave Evenson will pitch for the Braves with a lineup featuring Noga, Wold, and Eichstadt in key spots.
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Bemidji Chiefs
Warriors
Paul Bunyan
Chiefs
Jim Carrington
Braves
Thief River Falls
Thief River Elks
Bemidji Braves
Elks
BSC
Laporte
Bemidji
Tom Ziemann
Bemidji Lions
Ching
The
Bruce Williams
Scott Sabo
Thief River
TBF Lions Bemidji
Lance Chambers
Dave Evenson
Chambers
Evenson
Detroit Lakes
John Noga
Hank Wold
Jeff Bell
Mark Edgington
Larry Eichstadt
Eichstadt
Mike Schoneberger
Jeff Miller
Wold
Craig Erhart
Ray Porter
John Jorstad
Ray Waukazo
Leon Black
Summer basketball leaders rise with Thursday league wins
The Hawks beat the Knicks 68 39 and the Bullets 77 51 over the Warriors as Bullets and Hawks lead the Summer Basketball Senior League standings at 2 0. Celtics edge Sonics 58 57 with Mike Douglas scoring 43 for Sonics. Noga 27 and Vaughn 23 pace Hawks.
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Bullets
Hawks
Knicks
Warriors
Celtics
Sonics
Bruins
Gophers
John Noga
Jerry Vaughn
Noga
Tom Lortie
Brad Goodwin
Steve Schultz
Kevin Bohlig
Tom Smith
Randy Klasen
Tom Holum
Mark Fairchild
Bob Organ
Mike Douglas
George Dahl
Fairchild
Goodwin
Schultz
Schmidt
Madson
Niskanen
Vaughn
Lortie
Jensen
Degerman
Hutchins
Bohlig
T. Smith
Klasen
Holum
Tollefson
Murphy
B. Organ
Groupman
Egersdorf
Zachman
Hurley
Lapp
Evenson
Jorstad
D. Smith
H. Organ
Douglas
Dahl
Thompson
Robbins
Chwialkowski
S. Smith
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Cliff Morlan
Sports Review
Lunker
North Star
Jaycees
Beltrami County
Ben Sternberg
Rochester
Twin Cities
Duane Bobick
Bowlus
Scott LeDoux
Met
Minnesota
LeDoux
Arnie Palmer
Sternberg
Twins
Palmer
Muhammad Ali
Joe Bugner
Caesers Palace
Las Vegas
Ali
Wouters
Vergas
Joseph Noel
Chicago
Jim Ellingson
Moorhead
Big Cormorant Lake
Richard Tedford
Rockford
White Earth Lake
Ray Krath
Fargo, N.C
Howard Parkinson
St. Paul
John Horvath
Minneapolis
Lloyd D. Kreitz
Pequot Lakes
Jason Akerson
Whitefish
John Wetrosky
Nissan
Pelican Lake
Gull Lake
Carl Sorenseh
Clear Lake
Arnold Akkerman and Son
Mike
Luverne
Chuck Nelson
Spring Lake
Walleye
Tom Iverson