Beulah Beacon Sports
Keeping the horseshoe spirit alive
For a select few Mercer County residence, Thursday nights means horseshoes. The Spring Creek Horseshoe Club has been running more than a quarter of a century and club coordinator Linda Flemmer doesn’t foresee it slowing down anytime soon.
Beulah says goodbye to joint HS baseball
The issue has formally been discussed for little over a month but the idea of eventually dissolving the cooperative agreement between Hazen and Beulah public schools concerning spring baseball started even as the agreement was being signed.
A matter of inches …
A coach can’t ask much more out of a pitcher than to throw strikes, limit walks and make the opposition earn runs.
If you asked Beulah American Legion baseball coach Reid Flaagan if it is better to be lucky or better to be good, he would answer “both.”
Hettinger: Home to the hitters’ field
Whether Keanon Serna missed baseball is unknown but baseball sure missed the recent Beulah graduate.
Pitching leads to Cyclones’ narrow sweep of Washburn
Beulah American Legion coach Reid Flaagan sounds like a broken record but that doesn’t mean his words don’t still hold truth.
Beulah opens the door to defeat
Hazen proved it’s not how you start but how you finish. The Astros beat Beulah 11-10 in the Section 7 doubleheader Tuesday on a stolen home plate following a failed pick off attempt.
Cyclones whirl to 3rd place finish
In one weekend of American Legion baseball action, Beulah found and lost their consistency at the same time. For the Bismarck B Classic the Cyclones went 3-1 to place third over some unseen competition last weekend.
Senske adds name to Beulah all-stars list
When it comes to American Legion baseball, Beulah is traditionally one of the most feared teams in the league. The one factor that unites the Cyclones every year is their ability to produce great ballplayers. This season is no exception as recent high school grad Luke Senske joined a long line of former Beulah players to be selected for the American Legion All-Star Series last Sunday in Mayville.
Beulah attempts to conquer Hillcrest
At last year’s girls state golf meet, all eyes were on Beulah’s Rebecca Alt after she scored a hole-in-one on Carrington’s course. During last week’s 2010 Girls State Class B Golf Meet at Jamestown’s Hillcrest Municipal Golf facility, there was little room for such shows of fancy. “There is a lot of tall grass and it was easy to go out of bounds,” the junior said. “The back nine is more hilly, it’s long and frustrating.”
