Bemidji Beavers Claim NIC Swimming Title In Close Meet
Bemidji Beavers dominate the NIC meet at Winona pool with 596 points while Southwest trails at 472 and Winona 264. Key wins include three relay records and multiple top finishes by Stewart Hamren Rothlisberger and Veneziano.
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Bemidji
Winona
Beavers
Beaver
Chuck Stewart
Marc Hamren
John Wasilak
Len Rothlisberger
Rick Reed
Randy Butters
Perry Brown
Jody Veneziano
Rothlisberger
Doug Jacobson
Butters
Veneziano
Hamren
Fallon
Hawks
Krause
Luke
Carroll
S.s
Dayhoff
Jacobson
Oseland
Trotter
Maroske
Chiapetti
Justin
Picha
Miller
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Michigan Tech
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Horton
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Reed
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Woodward
Olson
Pearson
Anderson
Walters
Braaten
Hyopponen
Don Broyles
Roger Braaten
Bob Trotter
Mike Fallon
Dennis Dayhoff
Don Gillis
Dave Krause
Bemnidji
Reed - Butters - Brown
Bailey
Rothlisberger - Jacobson -Butters - Veneziano
St. Claus
Kelliher Dragons Rally To Sub-District Title
Kelliher edges Park Rapids 44 42 to defend the sub district crown at Walker after trailing by 12. Al Davidson nets the game winner with 5 seconds left as Skoe Kim Skoe leads 14. Park Rapids 23 infractions to 12 for Kelliher and 24 Dragons turnovers to 23 for Park Rapids.
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Park Rapids
Walker
Dragons
Cass Lake
Nevis
Littlefork
Blackduck
Redlake
Bemidji
Northorne
Laporte
Remer
BSC
Panthers
Kelliher
al Davidson
Mark Diede
Lowell Magelssen
Mark Juberian
Greg Norcross
Paul Carter
Diede
Magelssen
Carter
Rod Shoe
Davidson
Dave Stomberg
Skoe
Gary Krueth
Krueth
Tim Palmer
Gary Frazer
Gary Smith
Panther
Davison
Smith
Frazer
Palmer
Gene Lof
Alan Husby
Er Grimes
Magelsser
Juberian
Harsha
Wright
Hagen
McFarren
Stomberg
Norcross
Hufnagle
Jim McCord
Larry Senger
City Recreation Arena Schedule Weekend March Events
The schedule lists skating and hockey times at Neilson-Reise Arena from Sunday to Wednesday March 5–8. Activities include free style and general skating, preschool and adult sessions, several junior and senior hockey games, league playoffs, and college and school events.
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Neilson-Reise
Blue
Gold
VFW
Elks
Bemidji State College
Seventh Day Adventist School
District 29 Tourney Opens With Local Showdowns
Tuesday basketball features Littlefork facing Sub-district champ at Blackduck at 7 30 PM Redlake meets Walker at Black High School 7 30 PM Wednesday doubles Blackduck versus Remer at Walker 7 00 PM Laporte hosts Northome at Cass Lake 7 30 PM Thursday brings hockey state tourney Bemidji versus International Falls 1 6 PM Wrestling Bemidji State at NAIA Tournament Track Bemidji State at Noorhead Friday
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Littlefork
Blackduck
Redlake
Walker
BHS
Remer
Laporte
Northorne
Cass Lake
Bemidji
International Falls
Bemidji State
Noorhead
Stars Rally Past Black Hawks Despite 14 Point Gap
In St Paul Minneapolis the Stars defeated the Black Hawks as goalie Cesare Maniago, embracing a daytime shift, came within 58 seconds of closing the game.
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Black Hawks
ST. Paul-Minneapolis
Cesare Maniago
Chicago Black Hawks
Maniago
Minnesota North Stars
Cliff Koroll
Beavers capture triple win at Superior triangular meet
Bemidji Beavers took first with 54 points at Superior triangular meet as Northland and host scored 42 and 29. David Anderson led Bemidji with a mile and 1000 yard wins, while Buck Dibley and Dave Foss posted key events in shot put and 600 yard run.
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Perior
Ith Northland
Avear
The
Beavers
David Anderson
Midji
Dave Foss
Buck Dibley
Norman
John Backes
Ohn Taylor
Paul Bergeon
Lyle Mahin
Forrest Lockhart
Foss
Lucky Bethel
Mike McCourtney
Anderson
Lockhart
Dana Johnson
Bethel
Dave Phillips
Kurt Karwoski
Don Frayseth
Bemidji
Moorhead
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Superior
Licht
Eberlinz
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Lehman
Theiler
Norkoli
Drodofsky
Mike Run
OD. Anderson
McCourtney
Karmolis
Craker
Powell
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Peters
Jenkins
Hurdies
Harkness
Johnson
Tarbox
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Norman-Backes- Taylor-Berge
Northland
B. Anderson
Phillips
Karwoski
Frayseth
D. Anderson
Krueger
Liarell
Norman-Marn-Lockhart-Foss
Roseau Wins Northern Pee Wee Hockey Title in 10-2 Final
Roseau dominated International Falls 10-2 to clinch the Northern Regional Pee Wee Hockey Tournament at BSC. Neal Broten led with 18 tournament points after a four goal performance, as Roseau earlier swept Silver Bay and Aurora to reach the final and earn a spot in the Tournament of Champions with Bemidji and others.
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Bay
Roseau
Roseville
International
Falls
Edina
Roseau Newell
Rams
International Falls
The
Emidji
Aurora-Hoyt Lakes
Met Sports Center
Adelaide Habstritt
Jim Carrington
BSC
Silver Bay
Aurora
Neal Broten
Richard Hellquist
Ricky Galstad
Frank Burggraf
Marvin Rugh
Gary Sampson
Danny Anderson
Broncos
Tony Rowe
Dave Laurion
Mark Pelowske
Don Koski
Bemidji Youth Hockey Association
Duane Beck
Bemidji
Bury Moorhead
Eric Niskanen
Brad Hanson
Randy Phelps
Tom Passers
Tom Ziemann
Tony Montebello
Brian Olmstead
Moorhead
Bucky Hajostek
Phelps
Dave Richardson
Bob Schultz
Steve Schulke
Sam Saccoman
Broten
Mike Stone
Boyd Kussatz
Duluth
Anderson
Rich Barich
David Laurion
Anoka
Scott Kawchik
Mark Leadens
Sampson
Neil Sheehy
Mike Hams
Greg Amidon
Schulke
Nets
Laurion
Stone
Hellquist
Kanchik
Rowe
Dave Holmes
Tim Anderson
Mike Rose
Scott Robideau
Leadens
Bemidji Bowlers compete in cold spring eagle tourney at Granite Bowl
Bemidji teams traveled to St. Cloud for the Cold Spring Eagle tournament. Doubles top scores came from Scott Rousseau Joe Thunder 1177 and Al Thunder Louie Pemberton 1170. Singles leaders Zeb Degerman 649 Jim Wynne 641 Joe Thunder 601 Scott Rousseau 590. Northern National Bank led team totals with 2912.
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St. Cloud
Granite Bowl
Scott Rousseau
Joe Thunder
al Thunder
Louie Pemberton
Zeb Degerman
Jim Wynne
Northern National Bank
Scott
John Newman
Brooklyn Park
Minnesota
Howard Mahnke
Sheboygan
Wisconsin
Keglers
Tony Formica
Cleveland
Ohio
Veteran Burton tops tour with 181 169 win over Soutar
Nelson Burton Jr won $10,000 and defeated Dave Soutar 181 to 169 in a Pro Bowlers Tour weekend final. The match highlighted veteran stars Burton and Soutar amid returning faces and talk of aging on the tour.
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CBA
Jim Lindquist
Nelson Burton Jr
Dave Soutar
Burton
Soutar
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