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Bemidji State's Frozen Four run ends

Bemidji State's Frozen Four run ends

Last night, the Bemidji State hockey team's hopes of going all the way were dashed when they fell to Miami of Ohio by a score of 4 to 1, but the Beavers puck play was put Bemidji on the map.
by Tom Robertson

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Hockey excitement revving up business in Bemidji

It's a big day for Bemidji hockey fans. For the first time the Bemidji State University Men's Hockey Team is in the NCAA championship Frozen Four. They face off against Ohio's Miami University in Washington D.C.

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Opening day holds memories, hopes for Twins' fans

Opening day holds memories, hopes for Twins' fans

The Minnesota Twins lost their last Metrodome home opener to the Seattle Mariners 6-1 last night. The loss left much of the sellout crowd a bit disappointed and many already are looking forward to next season, and not because they think this year's team is a lost cause.
by Brandt Williams

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Twins fans ready for tonight's home opener

Twins fans ready for tonight's home opener

It'll be 72 degrees inside the Metrodome tonight when the Minnesota Twins take to the field for their season opener against Seattle. But fans braved the cold this morning to get an early start on the season.

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Twins 'quietly confident,' sportswriter says

Twins 'quietly confident,' sportswriter says

The Twins came within one game of winning the American League Central Division last year. This year, as the team prepares for its opening game Monday night, sportswriter Phil Miller says the roster looks even stronger.

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Baseball's Opening Day!

Baseball's Opening Day!

Hope springs eternal on the opening day of Major League Baseball. Will the Minnesota Twins win the World Series in their last season at the Hubert Humphrey Metrodome?

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Study: Triathlons can pose deadly heart risks

Warning to weekend warriors: Swim-bike-run triathlons pose at least twice the risk of sudden death as marathons do, the first study of these competitions has found.

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Small town pep band rocks B-Ball tourney

Small town pep band rocks B-Ball tourney

Ada-Borup plays Ellsworth today in the Minnesota High School Boys Basketball semifinals. Ada-Borup is a class A school, with only 179 students. Close to half of them play in the pep band, and as director Richard Tuttle explains, it's not your usual pep band.
by Curtis Gilbert

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