Bemidji gun club league ties after opening week
The Pioneer Seven league opened at Bemidji Gun Club Range with all teams scoring 96 of 100 targets. New shooters are encouraged as the club aims for 20 teams and welcomes beginners Fridays. The next chicken shoot is planned for July 15. Seventy four women attended a four day coaching workshop at Bemidji State College led by Holly Wilson with Arno Buntrock and Betsy McDowell assisting.
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Lakes Little League Kaycees-top Bena 7-1 for 5th straight win
Bemidji Kaycees rallied with six runs in the bottom of the fifth to defeat Bena 7-1 and stay undefeated at 5-0. Ziemann earned the win with Noga in relief after a tight game, while Reimer contributed a double as Bemidji collected seven hits from seven players.
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Paul King
McRae Named Winner at Cage Camp Session
Bemidji junior John McRae was a division winner at the University of North Dakota summer basketball school directed by Dave Gunther. More than 400 boys entering grades seven to 12 from the upper Midwest attended the three week program ending June 23. McRae won the free throw accuracy contest for 11th graders.
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Horace May Invitational baseball field announced this weekend
The 8th Horace May Invitational returns as part of the Paul Bunyan Water Carnival with eight teams led by Bemidji Braves. New entrants Baudette Menahga Detroit Lakes and others join as rivals, with opening pairings set for Saturday and semifinals Sunday at 1 and finals at 3.
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Fargo Eagles
Gene's Place edges Kordels to stay atop North Star league
Gene's Place rallied for four runs in the sixth inning to beat Kordels 5-4 and remain first in the North Star Softball League. Greg Beaumont hit a two run triple in the sixth as Darrell Bahr, Mike Mohler, Dave Barnum and Steve Donahue added hits. Kordels led 4-1 after four, with Larry Falk and Bruce Simonson multi hitters for the losers.
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John Holmgren
Tim Johnson
Golf Course Inside Penitentiary Opens With Walls In Bounds
Inmates at Colorado State Penitentiary medium security unit begin a nine hole par 34 golf course at the main yards. The longest hole spans 325 yards and the shortest 105 yards.
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Oliver paces Pirates with four hits in 6 0 victory
Confident Al Oliver collected four hits including a triple and two doubles to drive in three runs as the Pirates blanked the Cardinals 6-0. Dock Ellis allowed five hits and Willie Stargell hit his 300th career homer. Other NL results included San Francisco over Houston 2-1 in 10, San Diego 6-1 Cincinnati, and Philadelphia 11-4 Mets.
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Baseball standings and schedule wrap including mixed results
National and American league standings show Chicago, Montreal, St Louis, Philadelphia vying in the East and Los Angeles, San Francisco, Houston leading the West. Multiple games highlight suspended matches and upcoming clashes between New York, Chicago, Montreal, Pittsburgh, San Diego, Cincinnati, San Francisco, Houston, Philadelphia, St. Louis, and Atlanta with key pitchers Seaver Reuschel Downing Morton's distinctions noted.
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