Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Columbus Telegram in Columbus, Nebraska

We have 2,691,858 pages in Nebraska

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 11 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1975

Page

10

Lakeview Girls Second to Seward at Lakeview Invite

Seward won the fourth annual Lakeview Girls Track and Field Invitational on the Viking Oval with 75 points, Lakeview second with 55, and defending champ Schuyler third with 49. Freshman Karen Saalfeld led Lakeview with a 220 yard dash record of .283, while eight meet records and another tied mark highlighted a cool windy day.

Lakeview Seward Viking Oval Schuyler Juli Bienhoff Viqueens Bienhoff Karen Saalfeld JoAnn Junge York Trudy Brabec Clarkson Jean Keminski Sally Ehlers Janet Bishop LeAnn Swasek Patty Hardt Bluejay Jane Luebbe Cindy Blum Howells Donna Fiala Sue Kobra

Columbus crowns in freestyle at Nebraska state meet

In Lincoln at the Nebraska State AAU Freestyle Wrestling Championships Columbus produced three champions Lindsay Ball Mike Rice and Doug Rice all earning gold. Silver medals were claimed by Mike Whetstone Tim Settlemeyer Kelly Brown and Brent Arment with George Rambour Tom Sackett and Scott Spale taking third and others finishing fourth. Fuzzy Zoeller of New Albany Indiana led the PGA qualifying school with an 8 round total of 572 and a 71.5 stroke average.

Columbus Lincoln Lindsay Ball Mike Rice Doug Rice Mike Whetstone Tim Settlemeyer Kelly Brown Brent Arment George Rambour Tom Sackett Scott Spale Mike Schumacher Dan Larrington Kevin Chastain Neil Otto Norman Svoboda Greg Sanders Fuzzy Zoeller New Albany Ind PGA

Opening Day Signals Real Start for 1975 Baseball Season

Major league baseball opens across four fronts with the Reds hosting the Dodgers in Cincinnati as Don Sutton faces Don Gullett. Taft Jr. will throw the ceremonial first ball in Cincinnati while the night games feature Atlanta at Houston and Montreal at St Louis, and California at Kansas City. Nolan Ryan vs Steve Busby highlights the pitching matchups as teams chase early season success.

Fred McMane UPI Florida Arizona Sun Frank Robinson Cleveland Cincinnati Reds Los Angeles Dodgers Riverfront Stadium Midwest Chicago Detroit Don Sutton Dodgers Don Gullett Ford Hank Aaron Babe Ruth Robert Taft Jr Ohio Taft Atlanta Larry Dierker Houston Dave McNally Baltimore Montreal Bob Gibson Cardinals Steve Busby Royals California Nolan Ryan Nohitter Bob Feller

Orr, Esposito Lead Bruins In Scoring Race

Boston defenseman Bobby Orr claimed the Art Ross Trophy with 135 points after a 46 goal 89 assist season in 135 points. Teammate Phil Esposito finished second with 127 points as Chicago’s Stan Mikita last won the title in 1967-68. Orr had earlier won in 1970 and was runner up the following year.

Boston UPI National Hockey League Art Ross Boston Bruins Bobby Orr Orr Toronto Maple Leafs Phil Esposito Chicago Stan Mikita Esposito

Rangers Gain Nightmare Chance In Playoff Series

The New York Rangers, after a 6-4 loss to the New York Islanders, will face their arch rival in the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Despite finishing with 88 points, the Rangers earned second place on tiebreakers over Pittsburgh. Dennis Potvin and Al Arbour voiced confidence for the Islanders as Clark Gillies delivered the deciding goal in Madison Square Garden.

United Press International New York Rangers Rangers New York Islanders Pittsburgh Rod Gilbert Islanders Apple Madison Square Garden All Purpose Dennis Potvin al Arbour Clark Gillies Philadelphia Atlanta Montreal Detroit Chicago Minnesota Washington St. Louis Kansas City Boston Toronto Los Angeles California

City elementary wrestling tournament crowns champions at Columbus High

About 192 wrestlers from divisions I II and III competed in the Columbus High School hosted city elementary mat meet. North Park led Division I with 86 percent, Lost Creek 68 and West Park 41. Emerson club led Division II with 84 percent in a tight three team race. Coaches include Lindsay Ball Jim Sackett for North Park, Mike Rice Bob Hall for Lost Creek, Donn Henke Collyn Florendo for West Park. Lanny Neese credited both senior and junior high officials for the event’s success.

Columbus High School North Park Lost Creek West Park Columbus High Lindsay Ball Jim Sackett Mike Rice Bob Hall Donn Henke Collyn Florendo CHS Ken Ryba Emerson Club St. Isidores Pee St. Anthonys Emerson Williams Highland Park St. Bonaventure Duncan Immanuel Lincoln

Kings hold off Cavaliers as Behagen seals playoff fate

Ron Behagen blocked Fred Foster's final attempt to lift Cleveland and lift the Kansas City Omaha Kings to a 95-94 win, securing KC Omaha a playoff berth while the Knicks reach the East wild card. Nate Archibald led KC Omaha with 33 points. Sam Lacey iced the game with 1:24 left.

United Press International Ron Behagen Omaha New York Behagen Cleveland Fred Foster Kansas City Knicks Cavs Nate Archibald KC Omaha Sam Lacey Jim Brewer Jim Chones Brewer Chones Washington New Orleans Seattle Phoenix Portland Los Angeles Chicago Milwaukee

Baseball season preview with pennant hopes and key trades

The column surveys the major league races with balanced NL divisions led by the Pirates Cards and Phillies in the East and Dodgers Reds in the West. It highlights Yankees Catfish Hunter and Bobby Bonds, Orioles trades, A's loss of Hunter, Rangers chance, Red Sox aims, Royals and others, predicting Orioles to win and Dodgers second, plus TV lineups and expected high attendance.

Pirates Cards Phils Mets Dodgers Reds Cincy Yankees Catfish Hunter Bobby Bonds Orioles Birds Red Sox A’s Hunter Billy Martin Rangers Royals

Muth leads 658 series in Columbus Bowl league play

Gary Muth rolled 236 211 211 for a 658 series to top Progressive League at Columbus Bowl. Harold Force 225, Gary Badie 219, Dave Anderson 209, Dee Hack 200. Yankee Clippers won team honors 755 and 2132. Rollette League saw Debby Murcek 207, Corky Cave 540 with 205. Lois Conrad 202 and 521, Frances Carlson 532, Barb Badie 530, Ann Bomberger 526, Murcek 515. Swiss Automatics led team scoring 821 and 2343. Bantam League leaders Kevin Korte 162 and 261, Judy Stone 132 and 242. Jack and Jill League leaders Ann Puckett 213 and Gloria Osten 524. Ann 518, Marcia Stepanek 516, Deanna Jasper 516. Best open bowling men Jim Roberts 224 and Gary Puckett 565 with a 203 included. Rich Pensick 205, Harold Force 203. Team leader Pensick-Stepanek 729 and 2046. Dan Force had three 205s for 615.

Gary Muth Columbus Bowl Harold Force Gary Badie Dave Anderson Dee Hack Yankee Clippers Debbie Murcek Corky Cave Lois Conrad Frances Carlson Barb Badie Ann Bomberger Kevin Korte Judy Stone Ann Puckett Gloria Osten Ann Marcia Stepanek Deanna Jasper Jim Roberts Gary Puckett Rich Pensick Pensick-Stepanek Dan Force

Fonner Park race results grand island nebr upi

Races at Fonner Park in Grand Island Nebraska produced betting records. Winners included I'll Walk The Line in the first race with returns 6.00 4.20 3.20 and other top finishers across nine races along with Exacta payouts. Attendance was 8,843 and total bets reached 639,664 dollars, a new all time Fonner Park record.

Grand Island, Neb UPI Fonner Park Apart Al’s Baby Sinful Pappa Teddie Bounce Bishop Brown Joy Cozies Bay Satins Kid Jet Respect Harper King Idaline Exacta Terrage Foreign Intent Deserata Aconfight Miss Mundo Slidan Guada Jim

Pin honors to Carlson in Sunday Mixed League action

Carlson rolled a 621 series with 219 and 215 as Boulevard Lanes hosts. Ginger Moon led women with 190 and 522. B.J.'s topped team scoring with 669 and 1,862. Thunderbolt leaders were Swartz 228 and Wieser 576 with 212 and 205.

Red Carlson Boulevard Lanes John Marinelli Ginger Moon B.j.’S Jim Swartz Pete Wieser Craig Brestel Arlyn Borchers Dave Geilenkirchen Sahara Lounge Mary Ann Lehr Bonnie Drum Neema Behlen Rusty’s Rebels

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lakeview Girls Tammy Runge Ivy Bakenhus Judy Klug Ann Melcher Kroll Melcher Runge Alice Long Brenda Janssen Albion Central City Carol Kuecker Linda Kroll Jenny Jones Jacque Kidder Mary Beaver Peg Huber Karen Sa Karol Bichlemeir Madison Donna Peterson Anne Brogan Michele Ogan Debbie Dostal Hurdies Jennie Jones Cynthia Schulz Windy Reuther David City Gi Northwest Cindy Reeves Carol Mettenbrink Mary Anderson Fremont Bergan Brenda Pozehl Diane Loseke Ginette Wilke Judy Urbanek David City Aquinas Theresa Wiese Pan Covey Robin Mills Wakefield Marilyn Dahike Mary Hoelscher Kyle Snellwold Cindy Yosten Jean Conrad Kathy Chenault Kyle Suvelswold June Meier Rich Gaver Schuyler York Bere de Ciesnes Clarkson Wakefield Wisner-Pilger Stanton Columbus Crowns Quality Reliability Honda Curry Brothers 13Th Street Columbus 9 Telegram Las Cilltgitimatl NHL Lanny Neese Hugh Riley Rick Parolek Brian Mixcek Tom Arnone John Woodward Todd Tworek Ross Goering Chuck Pospisil Ane Greg Wilson Mike Kudron Greg Hulberg Chris Berni David Reod Luke Larson Ron Berni Chris Moore Kevin Timms Gary Masoinka Mike Lange Tom Woodward Dec Tim Ek Chad Christiansen Ron Wallace Mark Bellum Steve Tooley Terry Parolek John Arit Steve Busteed Roger Timms John Masienka Roger Carstensen Rod Lange Rich Carmichael Bryce Gilster Greg Pagel John Brega Brent Nyffeler Mike Hasselbaich Pat Arit Mike Scott Bryan Nyffeler Dan Rhea Tracy Pagel Jim Peterson Jeff Soni Scott Goering Chris Gellerman Tom Arit Wade Brazee John Fox Corey Florendo Ron Hagelstein Brad Loseke Todd Thalken Jim Hoge Jeff Robak Todd Robinson Scott Uirich Kelly Person Scott Williams Greg Ernst Bruce Larson Steve Gilster Monte Weber Todd Scriven Mike Sneed Scott Weber Jim Hammons Jack Ewert Terry Micek Hwt Gene Christiansen Leroy Krueger Tom Settlemeyer Walt Frazier Frazier Knick Bob McAdoo Earl Monroe McAdoo Braves Muth Carlson Fred Biermann June Broxterman Henry Gates Fran Kuta Bill Pat Bogus Dave Pam Halte Everett Kretz Millie Zimmer Ed Zimmer Carrie Kretz Eldie Twyla Stahl Biermann U.S. Civil Service U. S. Civil Service Lincoln Service Ple Dept R Pekin Illinois U.S Eemeen
Search Courier

Search the Columbus Telegram Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Columbus Telegram?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication