JAMESTOWN — The Tarno NODAKS came out on the right side of a slugfest against Casselton in the semifinals of the 2024 Class A Amateur State Baseball Tournament on Saturday, Aug. 3, at Jack Brown Stadium.

The Tarnos got off to a fast start as Danny Fischer hit a triple and scored on a wild pitch to take a 1-0 lead in the first inning. The Tarnos offense’s groove continued from there when Connor Hoyt came up with the bases loaded and one out and the future Valley City State Viking hit a single to clear the bases and push the lead out to 4-0. The Tarnos were not done there as they added three more in the frame to go up 7-0.

Casselton took advantage of NODAK miscues in the bottom of the second as they scored four runs on three hits and two errors to bring the game to within three runs at 7-4.

The Tarnos had a chance to push their lead out further as they had a runner on third and only one out but a strikeout and flyout ended the inning.

The Tarnos showed off their patience in the fifth inning as they scored six runs on four walks, two hits and one error to push the lead out to 13-4. Casselton was able to tack on four runs in the bottom of the fifth thanks to three wild pitches and one bases-loaded hit by pitch to cut the deficit to 13-8.

The Tarnos fought back once again in the top of the fifth with a two-run inning to extend the lead back out to 15-8. They were not done there though with the squad putting up three more runs in the top of the seventh to take a ten-run lead.

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WEST FARGO — The Red River Valley Fairgrounds took a step back in time Saturday, Aug. 3, as the North Dakota Renaissance Fair made its return.

Not to be

confused with the North Dakota Renaissance Faire,

which

took place in June,

the North Dakota Renaissance Fair kicked of its two-weekend run at the fairgrounds Saturday with jousting, crafts, performers and a feast.

The North Dakota Renaissance Fair continues Sunday and picks back up next weekend. Tickets are $25 for visitors over 12 and $15 for those ages 3-11. Admission is free for children under 2. Feast tickets are $80.

Keep scrolling for more photos from the Renaissance Fair from Forum photo editor David Samson.

North Dakota

Jody Angel Koch, also known as Jodi Irons, Kathryn, Chapter 7

Taryn Griffith, Gackle, Chapter 7

Mark A. and Robin K. Plutowski, Grand Forks, Chapter 7

Jennifer L. Keener, Minot, Chapter 7

Jodi Marie Bender, Fargo, Chapter 7

Anthony August Christinson, Grand Forks, Chapter 7

Richard C. Simmons, Belfield, Chapter 7

Minnesota

Bankruptcy filings from the following counties: Becker, Clay, Douglas, Grant, Hubbard, Mahnomen, Norman, Otter Tail, Polk, Traverse, Wadena and Wilkin.

Holly Marie Mailhot, Laporte, Chapter 7

Emily Marie Anderson, also known as Emily Marie Henrikson, Moorhead, Chapter 13

Billie Mae Hart, also known as Billie Divine, Fergus Falls, Chapter 7

Taylor A. Smith, Fergus Falls, Chapter 7

Chapter 7 is a petition to liquidate assets and discharge debts.

Chapter 11 is a petition for protection from creditors and to reorganize.

Chapter 12 is a petition for family farmers to reorganize.

Chapter 13 is a petition for wage earners to readjust debts.

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