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The North Battleford Beavers faced a handful of alumni of the North Saskatchewan River Baseball league Tuesday in provincial playoff action and it didn't go quite as planned for the current NSRBL players.

The Muenster Bantam Red Sox won the Bantam A Provincial Championship in Melfort July 16-17. The Sox defeated Unity in the final 9-4, but it wasn't an easy road to get there. The team finished round robin play with two wins one loss.

It took awhile to be determined and perhaps wasn't the most conventional way to get into the playoffs for some baseball teams, but the top eight have clinched and it's time to start the North Saskatchewan River Baseball League playoffs.

In the final weekend of regular series games before the playoffs, the Humboldt Midget AAA Dodgers played another four games over two days, coming away with three wins and one loss.

The fundraising efforts are continuing and going strong for the North Battleford Granite Curling club, according to Rob Goheen.

Kenneth Townsend started his baseball career as a catcher with the Bladworth Midget team in 1950, playing league games and tournaments in Kenaston, Hanley, Davidson, Gervin, Craik, Aylesbury and the Simpson and Watrous area.

Rarely do you need a calculator to determine playoff positions, but that was the case in the North Saskatchewan River Baseball League. Wednesday marks the final day of the regular season and there is one game remaining.

The Battlefords Midget Bandits' season has ended after losing in the Battlefords and District Ladies' Fastball League championship Wednesday and losing out of the midget B provincial championship July 8 to 10, but for three players the season is just

Wilkie celebrated 100 years of existence last weekend and along with the 100 years of town pride, baseball has been a cornerstone of the community for nearly that long as well.