Park Grabs 2 Victories
Duluth News Tribune, May 10, 1972

... Proctor clobbered Two Harbors 16-1 ...

... Proctor exploded for 16 runs in the first three innings and rode the no-hit pitching of Jim Masterson to victory.

Bill Moen knocked in three runs on two singles and Jim Merling plated another trio with a double. Terry Egerdahl, Dave Beardsley and Mike Weir also had two hits for the Rails. ...

Rails win on gem, hitting rampage
Proctor Journal, May 1972

One of Proctor high school's most potentially powerful baseball teams had a difficult time winning its first game. Those they lost were heartbreakers, usually by one run.

When they finally won, they did so in spectacular fashion. Behind Jim Masterson, who fired a no-hitter, the Rails gave vent to their frustrations and went on a rampage, blasting Two Harbors 16-1.

Jim, who excels in football and basketball, helped his own cause with two hits, Jim Merling stroked a three-run double and Bill Moen, who doubles as a pitcher, drove in three runs with two timely singles. Others who got two hits were Terry Egerdahl, Dave Beardsley and Mike Weir.

Agate Baseball Team Well Into 1-3 Season
Two Harbors Chronicle & Times, May 18, 1972

... Two Harbors was swamped 16-1 in their next game, at home [sic] against Proctor. Jim Masterson threw a no-hitter at the Agates and Proctor benefited from nine hits, nine errors, and five walks.