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Sports editor at The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead. @inforum. MSU Moorhead grad. Hubby, dad. 2 ⛳️aces.
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Beer: Big sticks stay in the bag at Red River Amateur

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By Rob Beer Verified
| The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead Verified
FARGO — If there were walk-up songs to the first tee at the Red River Amateur, no one would pick “Who Let the Dogs Out,” by Baha Men which came out in 2000. The big dogs are staying in the bag. It’s probably been 26 years too since drivers were a key factor in playing high-level golf at the Moorhead Country Club.
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Some Banana Ball fans take in the next best thing, the downtown viewing party

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By Rob Beer Verified
| The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead Verified
FARGO — About 100 or so people lounged in their own lawn chairs or provided seating at Broadway Square in downtown Fargo on Friday night to watch a telecast of the Banana Ball game taking place a few miles to the north at Newman Outdoor Field. Allen and Craig Beto of Moorhead, along with Katie Severson, didn’t try to get tickets for the touring carnival-style baseball game since it was sold out. Still they enjoyed being amongst others taking in what fans at Newman were experiencing.
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Big names behind USHL expansion in California, Arizona

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By Rob Beer Verified
| The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead Verified
The USHL is heading west and the league on Wednesday announced its expansion cities in California and Arizona as well as the recognizable former NHLers behind the new clubs. Six new teams are scheduled to begin play for the 2027-28 season, growing the league to 22 clubs. The league currently has 16 teams, including the Fargo Force, and has been steady for more than two decades. Madison was the last expansion team in the USHL in 2014. The Force played their first USHL season in 2008.
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