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Sat, Jul 04 2009 

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Sports from the Traverse City Record-Eagle, northern Michigan's daily newspaper, including high school, college, professional and regional teams: Beach Bums, North Stars, Tigers, Red Wings, Lions and more.

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Bums hitting woes continue

The Traverse City Beach Bums' hitting woes continued Friday night. The Bums collected just three hits, wasting a strong pitching performance by David Nathanson, in a Frontier League loss to the Midwest Sliders at Wuerfel Park.....more>>

  • Sports in Brief: 7/4/2009
    West advances in tournament; Niebrugge, Garces win junior titles; YMCA gymnasts shine in finale; Registration set for academy teams

  • Cherry Festival events

  • Beach Bums fall in the ninth
    Kalamazoo pushed across two runs in the top of the ninth Thursday night to edge the Traverse City Beach Bums in the finale of a three-game set at Wuerfel Park.

  • Robert silences Beach Bums
    On Roger Mason bobblehead night at Wuerfel Park Wednesday, it was only fitting that pitching stole the show. Kalamazoo's Bernard Robert threw a two-hit complete game shutout as the Kings earned a win over the Beach Bums.

  • Running Fit hosting Cherry Fest trial run
    Running Fit will host a course preview run for this year's National Cherry Festival races today at 7 p.m.

  • Local Sports In Brief: 07/02/2009
    Crouch, Katona win Glen Arbor tourney; Hebert 16 at PGA Nat. Championship; Calif. native leads Jr. Championship.

  • Fishing Report: 07/02/2009
    Smallmouth bass hitting in East Bay

  • Glads want consistency in hires
    Traverse City St. Francis was looking for stability. That was the theme Tuesday evening when athletic director Tom Hardy talked about the hires of girls basketball coach Bill Bayer and girls volleyball coach Jeff Bensley.

  • St Francis' LaCourse stays focused
    Lyndsay LaCourse is on a mission. The St. Francis senior-to-be opted to forego softball in the spring to focus on basketball -- all in hopes of gaining exposure and possibly securing a college scholarship.

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