Michigan Tech claims conference tennis title in upsets
Michigan Tech won the conference tennis crown with 33 points, taking four singles titles and two finals berths. Bemidji Beavers finished second 25-24 over St. Cloud, while Moorhead and Winona had five points each and Morris scored none. Conda won the No 1 singles, with DeVries Diede and Carlson Kastner winning No 2 and 3 doubles before a shifting final.
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Bemidji Beavers
UIC
Michigan Tech
Bemidji
St. Cloud
Moorhead
Winona
Morris
Southwest
Gary Conda
Jim DeVries
Mark Diede
Carney Carlson
Jim Kastner
DeVries
Dave Hertig
Carlson
Hertig
Conda
Pete Matter
John Lindsay
Tech
Matter
Bob Colleran
Diede
Kastner
Colleran
John Parrott
Mark Ottum
Leon Bylund
Pat Utter
Chuck Malmskog
Dan Colgan
Dave Sitko
Gary Harris
Keith Broady
John Christianson
Rick Estrom
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Tennis team scores and bracket results from NIC meet
Michigan Tech leads with 33 points followed by Bemidji 25 St. Cloud 24 and Moorhead 5 Winona 5 Morris 0. Individual matches show Conda, Lindsay, Meyers and Kedrowski among winners with multiple straight-set triumphs and championship results. Bemidji finishes 14 11 1, Gusties advance to Nationals in Kansas City June 4 8.
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Conda
Lindsay
Matter
Kopren
Gusties
Minnesota
Beavers
Kansas City
Bemidji
Gophers Clinch Big Ten Title Amid Strong Hitting and Pitching
Minnesota clinched the Big Ten baseball crown led by a powerful offense and key pitching depth. Dave Winfield fueled the rally with eight hits in 11 at bats and a decisive late hit. Jon Walseth drove in the winner in the seventh inning. The Gophers needed one win against Illinois to seal the title and NCAA District 4 berth, then faced Southern Illinois and Marshall in double elimination play.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Dick Siebert
Minnesota
Gophers
Siebert
Illinois
Illini
Michigan
Northwestern
Carbondale
Southern Illinois
Marshall University
The
Marshall
NCAA
MidAmerica
Ohio University of Miami
Ohio
Dave Winfield
Purdue
Winfield
Baseball Standings and Schedule Snapshot Across Leagues
National League East standings list Chicago leading with 23 wins and 16 losses followed by New York and Pittsburgh. West shows Houston and San Francisco atop their division with 26 and 27 wins respectively. American League table has California and Kansas City near the top, with various matchups on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday including Cleveland Baltimore and New York at Detroit.
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W. L. Pet. G.B. Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Philadelphia
St. Louis
West Houston
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Los Angeles Ms
Atlanta
San Diego
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Houston
Ellis
Twitchell
Jenkins
McAnally
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Sutton
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Stottlemyre
Detroit
Fryman
Simpson
Woodson
Bahnsen
Broberg
Holtzman
W. L. Pet. G.B. Detroit
West Chicago
Jacks Junior High Dominates Little Beaver Relays
Bemidji Lumberjacks junior high teams capture overall title at the Little Beaver Relays held at BSC stadium. They win seventh and ninth grade divisions, set multiple records, with Ricky McGuire and Jim Jenson leading a sweep of top marks across events. Thief River Falls and Crookston also place in top five across divisions.
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Jacks Junior High
Bemidji Lumberjacks
BSC
Bemidji
International Falls
Thief River
Crookston
Ricky McGuire
Jim Jenson
McGuire
Jenson
Mark Smythe
Brian Charles
Clearbrook
Charles
Prowlers
Mahnomen
Todd Bever
Derald
Sperling
Laughery
Jacks
Jackettes tie Panthers for district track title
Bemidji girls tie Park Rapids for District 29 track title with 70 points. Blackduck 28. Karen Bjerke doubles in hurdles with district records, Debbie Buntrock wins 880, Marty Wagner the mile. 440 relay set district mark. Walker’s Clarice Zawadski wins discus. Park Rapids records in 100 and relays. Bemidji advances to region meet at Park Rapids after move from Saturday.
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Scott Johnson
John Wickstrom
International Falls
Jim Griffith
International
Don Forney
Thief River
Forney
Joe Bruce
Walker
Bemidji
Roger Nelson
Johnson
Randy Wetzstein
Hugo Bitzer
Dave Freberg
Karen Bjerke
Debbie Buntrock
Marty Wagner
Judy Marteness
Drakes
Ann Pachel
Park Rapids
Panthers
Ann
Benham
Clarice Zawadski
District 29 meet yields dual team totals and multiple new records
Bemidji and Park Rapids each finish with 70 points in a district meet while Blackduck trails with 28, Remer 17, Akeley 16, Walker 15, Nevis 4, Indus 3, Cass Lake 2. Individual and relay events crown winners, with new records cited in distance, sprints, relays, and field events across several teams.
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Clearbrook
Mahnomen
Hallock
Gonvick
McGuire
Charles
Cvk
Nevanen
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Gentz
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Jenson
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Skime
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Remner
Akeley
Walker
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Indus
Cass Lake
Panthers
Remer
Pachel
Schmitz
Tuff
Hutchins
Bem
Sharp
Marteness
Benham
Hastreiter
Massie
Coleman
Bijerke- Hutchins-Westrum
Kennedy and Broking win season opener at Bemidji Raceway
Larry Kennedy of International Falls won the V-8 feature and John Broking of Bemidji won the six cylinder feature on opening night at Bemidji Raceway. Time trials started at 7:30 with racing at 8 as Memorial Day cards are planned for Sunday and Monday.
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Larry Kennedy
International Falls
John Broking
Bemidji
Bemidji Raceway
Kennedy
Ron Sonstelie
Winger
Bud Lene
Clearbrook
Larry Long
Don Deems
Harvey Kennedy
Ron Paulbicke
Cass Lake
Junior Jones
Redlake
Long
Lynn Lucken
Paulbicke
al Weir
International
Sonstelie
Deems
Lucken
Lene
Weir
Jim Anderson
Ernie Richardson
Walker
Randy Caskey
Dan Clusiau
Nashwauk
Mel Hayes
Broking
Richardson
Hayes
Harold Kolkin
Clusiau
Leonard Lewis
Bagley
Gordie Lancaster
Alfred Holland
Bemidji Sports Schedule Highlights Regional Events
Tuesday features Bemidji high golf at Thief River Invitational and Thief River Falls tennis at Bemidji junior high. Wednesday lists Blackduck Cass Lake baseball sub district, Bemidji baseball vs Redlake or Northome, Moorhead tennis at Bemidji high, and Bemidji State track at NAIA. Thursday includes Sub district baseball final at 3 p.m. and NIC meeting at 7:30. Tracks and golf rounds also noted for Bemidji State at NAIA and NIC meets.
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Redlake
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