N.D. baseball, softball landmark to quit hosting tournaments
September 1, 2012 in Grand Forks Herald
Red Willow has hosted ball players of all ages since about 1950 on two diamonds. The resort area in Griggs County was also a staple for youth for generations. This year’s annual Labor Day tournament will be the last one played.
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