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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1973

Page

6

VEW boxers harvest trophies in first test

Columbus VFW sponsors the VEW boxers as coach Leland Sackett. Seven local fighters fought 31 matches including Smokers and regional action in the Golden Gloves. Mike Ghay, 16, won five fights toward a regional crown but missed state. Mike Sackett, 12, also reached regional rounds. Larcy Guenther, 15, scored a notable win. Pat Sackett and Scott Swartz, both 17 and 15, fought in novice divisions. Sackett praised the season and eyed a August start for 1974 Golden Gloves preparation.

Columbus Golden Gloves Leland Sacket Jim Sackett Pat Sacket Bark Rudy Glur Larry Guenther Mike Glur Mike Sackett Scott Swartz VFW Bosing Teat May Leland Sackett Bugs Family Ya Go Dentloves Hill Brandenburg Sackett Woi's Macy Norfolk Wayne Hoya Mike Ghay State Mike Sarketl Larcy Guenther Rudy Ginn Jim Suckett Hillmersip i Ihe Golden Graves Fist Pat Sackett Sackelt

Trio of NBA teams facing elimination

Three NBA teams trail their best-of-seven series 3-0 with game six tonight as Chicago Chicago, Milwaukee, and Atlanta seek to stave off elimination. The Lakers chase a finish over the Bulls, Golden State aims to close out Milwaukee, and Boston tries to end Atlanta’s bid in tonight’s action. The ABA’s Stars beat the Pacers 124-107 to grab the series lead.

Associated Press National Basketball Association Chicago Milwaukee Atlana Jame Utah Stars Tadyna’ Pacers American Basketball Association Los Angeles Lakers Chicago Bulls Golden State Lakers Kel Toston Atlanta Warriors Bucks Madison Wis Oakland Salt Lake City Utah Willie Wise Zelmo Beatty Wise Beatty Indiana George Metts

Genoa trackmen win 1973 MBN championship title

Genoa High School, led by Steve Umbarger, dominated the 1973 MBN track and field meet with Umbarger sweeping the 120 high hurdles in 21.5 seconds and the 180 meter hurdles in 21.5 seconds. Genoa scored 52843 points to top Newman Grove and West Fullerton, with multiple athletes earning top finishes across events including sprints, relays, and field events. The meet featured strong showings from Fullerton, Elk Horn Valley, St Edward, and Newman Grove, with numerous finalists and record performances listed in the event results.

Wallerton Steve Umbarger Genoa Genoa High Fonnerup West Fullerton Newman Grovers Wes Christensen Elkhorn Valley Christensen Meyman Grove Welovick Fullerton Miller Genag Millen Mornerk Pulkerton Flecks Bie Som Bavit Earvaads Ste Edward Genny Var Mereman Grave Shall Waraces Fullarton Tay Fister Ludi St Edward Galtschalk Newman Grove Cahill St. Edward Jel Paco Fisher Gersa Veh Baker Idsa Jacuusen Newendt Grove Oywalle Fellerteny Foltseball New Mindrove Lark Dump Milter Geroa Hewmtan Greve

Enright signs to attend Nebraska

Iowa coach Vick Schultz says Cedar Rapids Kennedy standout Mark Enright has signed a letter of intent to attend the University of Nebraska Lincoln. Schultz noted Enright wants a strong journalism program and to play basketball in his freshman year.

Dubuque Iowa Mawkeye Vick Schultz Cedar Rapids Kennedy Prep Mark Enright University of Nebraska—Lincoln Schutte Enright Schultz Marighi

David City Names Ken Svoboda Athlete of the Year

Ken Svoboda, David City High School senior and son of Mr and Mrs Leader Svoboda, was cited Athlete of the Year at the All-Sports banquet. Athletes and coaches honored include Dave Montag, Richard Numa, Theodore Kacha, Bill Puller, Arnold Hellbasch, Larry Rasmussen, and Barbara Dierait. University of Nebraska ties noted. club officers and toastmaster listed.

Dave City Ken Svobida David City High School David City Fellowship Club Arthur Eschliman Ken Svoboda David City Paul Chaney Dellers Dave Montag Richard Numa Theodore Kacha Bill Puller Arnold Hellbasch Larry Rasmussen Barbara Dierait Jercy University of Nebraska Nebraska Honsier Club Dick Reid Jim Aith Gere Cunninghan Walter Schroeder Michard Dinsdale

McNally and Orioles halt Tigers in 10 innings

Baltimore veteran pitcher Mike McNally scattered three Detroit hits through nine innings and, after Merv Rettenmund’s misplayed ball set up a run, Belanger scored on a wild throw in the 10th to give the Orioles a 3-1 win. Ken Henderson hit a grand slam for Chicago to beat Oakland.

Associated Press McNally Baltimore Detroit Tinos Mickey Lalich MelNally America Chicago White Sox Oakland New York Yankees Cleveland Texas Kansas City Rosten Milwaukee New York Mets St. Louis San Francisco Houston Pittsburgh Chicago Cubs Montreal Philadelphia Atlanta San Diego Cincinnati Los Angeles Origles Mark Belanger Merv Rettenmund Bobby Rich Lolich Belanger Tigers Tiger MD Brinkman Rettenmund Ken Msnderson White Sox A's Gene

Buffalo Falls to Montreal in Stanley Cup Playoffs

Cinderella Buffalos Sabres bow to powerful Canadiens 4 2 in goals and 4 2 in games in their quarter final while Flyers eliminate North Stars 4 2 and Rangers take opening win over Black Hawks. World Hockey Association New England clinches third playoff win by beating Ollaiva 7 3.

Ay Prev Nurneno Associated Press Midnight Buffalo Sabres Sabres Montreal Canadiens Philadelphia Flyers Minnesota North Stars Rangers Chicago Black Hawks World Hockey Association New England Ollaiva Buffalo Canadiens

Whooping cranes confirmed near Minden Nebraska

Nebraska Game and Parks Commission confirmed the sighting of two rare whooping cranes near Minden on Wednesday. Observers Kim Elart and Conservation Officer Bill Earnest watched the birds for about two hours. The report notes that only about six wild whooping cranes remain worldwide and a handful in captivity. The day also covered scattered fishing success across several lakes and waterways with various species reported.

Vincoln Neb Nebraska Game and Parks Commission Minden Kim Elart Kearney Bill Earnest Riverdate Game Commission Red Willow Pumpkin Morrill County Nine Mile Tub Springs Svotts Bluff Island Lake Crescent Lake Wildlife Refuge Minatare Johnson Lake Lincoln County McCook Medicine Creek Cambridge Platte Rilver Lexington Platte Buffalo County Nebraska Pawnee Lake Emerald Oak Lake Malcolm Gavins Point Dam Crafton

McCovey Powers Giants In 14 Run Rally At Astros

Willie McCovey supplied four RBIs and sparked San Francisco to a 14-1 victory over the Houston Astros. McCovey hit a two homer stretch and spoke softly after the win, delivering a dominant performance as the Giants surged in the National League action alongside several other scores from around the circuit.

Ken Rappoport Willie McGovey San Francisco Houston Astros Slick Boseman

McCovey's power fuels early Braves clash in 1949 recap

In a summary of late July 1949 baseball, McCovey homered twice as San Francisco beat Philadelphia. Rick Reichardt was highlighted for a notable swing, while Tom Brady earned his first National League win for the Pirates in frigid Three Rivers conditions. Hank Aaron later homered to seal Atlanta’s win over San Diego, narrowing Ruth's career mark.

Dums Saintind McCovey McCovey Lind Anil Montreal Aspas Philadelphia Phillies Pittsburgl Pirates Chcago Cubs New York Mets St Louis Cardinals Atlanta Braves Chicago Oakland Baltimore Gries Detroit Tigera Texas Rangers Kingas City Royals Boston Milwaukee McCavey Gordon New York California Rick Reichardt Tom Bradley Mousson Ken Vorsch Vittin Innning Jorge Roque Montreal Philadelphia Roque Jim Lonborg Phillies Milt May Maithy Sanguiden Fourtit Bob Moose Pittsburgh Pirates Three Rivers Stadium Rod Gibson Tor Seaver Phil Hennigan Cardinals John Milner Iarrelson Cleon Jones Hank Aaron Atlanta San Diego Babe Ruth

Cornhuskers defense tops spring drill. offense shows progress

No. 4 Nebraska’s top defensive unit dominated the first spring scrimmage, with coach Tom Osborne praising line play and linebackers Bob Nelson and Toni Tuya. John Bell returned at middle guard after an injury, while Tony Davis starred for the offense on a day the defense shone. Friday’s lighter workout leads to a game-type scrimmage Saturday.

Lincoln Neb Cornhuskers Nebraska Tont Osborne Huskers Ohr Osborne Bob Nelson Toni Tuya John Bell John Dutton Doug Johnson Steve Manstedt Steve Wiesner

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