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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1970

Page

5

Shamrocks Triumph In Dual With Central City Meet

Shamrocks defeated Central City 110 to 65 at Pawnee Park in damp conditions. Scotus athletes led by Koschel with four firsts, Amand shined for Central City, and both teams claimed multiple event wins as Friday’s K carnival looms with a strong field.

Knights of Columbus Central City Pawnee Park Jim Puele Shamrocks Whaller Seolus Bo Kosch Kosel Slave Wieser Dave Swie Stan Liss Shamrock En Brooks Charles Worny Ralph Tinius Scotus Dikmand Bison Ful Chuck Bilger Akmand

Nebraska Derby set with $10780 purse at Fonnyr Park

Sport Shorts recounts Kurt Behlen winning at Lincoln Tanak Walton Gun Club with a 2M score and big race results. The fourth Nebraska Derby is slated for Saturday at Fonnyr Park with a $10,780 purse. Gallant Nations and British Ross named among 3 year olds. Van Berg fields entries. Kosch injured, spleen and kidneys watched. Columbus youth out two weeks, Blahak and Deyke enter defensive units next fall.

Paul Ernst Kurt Behlen Lincoln Tanak Walton Columbus Tle Fonnyr Park M. Oh. van Berg Gallant Hono Lrilish Ross Mrs Gallant Nations British Ross Fairgrounds New Orleans Alys Van Hot Springs

Bowling Tournament Planned at Columbus East April May

The Vih annual Bowling Tournament is set for Sunday April 26 at Columbus East and runs through Sunday May 2. It is a handicap event with trophies for top scratch and handicap winners. The six game event is rolled across two lanes. for entry contact Harry Carlson at Columbus Town.

Columbus East Harry Carlson Columbus Town

Foster to meet Quarry in 10 round Coliseum bout

Unbeaten heavyweight contender Mac Foster of Fresno and Jerry Quarry of Los Angeles will clash in a 10 round fight at the Coliseum on June 12. Promoter Aileen Eaton announced the bout on Monday.

Los Angeles UPI Mac Foster Fresno Calif Jerry Quarry the Coliseum Aileen Eaton

Hawks coach fined $1,000 for postgame remarks

Atlanta Hawks coach Richie Guerin was fined $1,000 by the league after a news conference criticizing officiating in the Lakers series. He warned of possible action if calls continued and challenged referees over how Baylor West and West were treated. Commissioner Walter Kennedy fined him for conduct detrimental to professional basketball.

Atlanta Atlanta Hawks Richie Guerin Los Angeles Lakers Guerin Shulay Lakers Baylor West A Guecing Hawks Guavin Ait Miler Knight Los Angeles Kennedy

Big Ten vaulters set for record chase in meet clash

In a crunch Omaha era meet preview, Grand Island and North Platte stars lead pole vault hopes with multiple vaulters above 14 feet and near league records. The event features Luke Dethtof Nas and Bevin Myers among top climbers, while other field events push toward long jump and discus marks as teams battle for conference supremacy.

Grand Island Mary Dethtof Bevin Myers Norfolk Bal Lauer North Platte Vo Mremanters Lier Kent Loeffler Mike Cockerham Sui Amother Prensons Vaulley Jack = Prouner Jerry Anderson Jon Deschof Steve Uoyanson Rob Heimbach Gary Kellogg Scottsbluff Mead Wer Jin Beltzer Scottsh Tyer Kellogg Ron Loewenstein Chand Island Wity Scolisbtutf Fremont Columbus Mastings Kearney Alliance McConk P Fi

Master Hand Improves in Handicap Feature Victory

Master Hand, ridden by Braulio Baeza, edged Jaikyl by a half length to win the $15,000 handicap at Aqueduct. Jamestown Court finished third as Master Hand posted a fast time, with even-money favorite returns of 4.20 to win. Jaikyl paid 3.00 and 2.40, Jamestown Court 3.00 to show. Princeton Co-ed captured the Bowie allowance and Royal Saxon won at Gulfstream Park.

United Progs International Darby Dan War Call Moni Jatkel Master Hand Fionally Ue Six Furan Braulio Baeza Jaikyl Jamestown Court Princeton Bowie Royal Saxon Gulisheim Park

Chiefs sell 60 469 season tickets for 1971

The Kansas City Chiefs announced they have already sold 60 469 season tickets for the 1971 season. They will play the 1970 season at Municipal Stadium with 49 002 seats before moving to a new 7 000 seat stadium in 1971.

Kansas City UPN Kansas City Chiefs Chiefs Municipal Stadium

Speck Bowling Tourney Ends This Weekend At Columbus Bowl

Leaders wrapped up the fourth weekend of the Speck Bowling Tournament Sunday at Columbus Bowl. In the men’s division Homer Wary and Doc Parmenter of Stromshoro top with 1,733 pins, followed by Marty Starzee of Columbus and Randy Krumland of Lincoln with 1,720. Bill Popichat and Gene Phillips of David City are third at 1,706, with Scath Nelson and Harold Force of Columbus fourth at 1,705. Jim Becher and Gary Badie of Columbus sit fifth with 1,094. In the women’s division Carol Becher and Barb Barre lead with 4,485, Pat Meyer and Elaine Abrahan of Schuyler are second with 1,571, Carol Becher of Columbus and Sharon Benne of Schribner third with 1,566, Cec Worden and Rayelba Williams of Columbus fourth with 1,550, and Jo Sokol and Helen Campbell of Columbus fifth with 1,547. The tournament ends this weekend with spots still open.

Columbus Bowl Homer Wary Doc Parmenter Stromshoro Marty Starzee Columbus Randy Krumland Lincoln Bill Popichat Gene Phillips David City Scath Nelson Harold Force Jim Becher Gary Badie Carol Becher Barb Barre Pat Meyer Elaine Abrahan Schuyler Sharon Benne Schribner Cec Worden Rayelba Williams Jo Sokol Helen Campbel

Dolphins lose draft choice in Shula deal

The Miami Dolphins must surrender their first round pick in next year’s draft after committing tampering in negotiations to hire head coach Don Shula from the Baltimore Colts. NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle cited three counts of tampering and said the club and Shula did not inform the Colts of preliminary talks.

NEW York UPI Miami Dolphins Don Shula Baltimore Colts Dolphins Shula Maimi Colts National Football League Pete Rozelle Rozelle Shute Baltimore

Devaney mulls fullback switch for Orduna or Kinney

Nebraska coach Bob Devaney considered moving Jeff Kinney or Joe Orduna to fullback to bolster depth while both adjust to a spread formation. Kinney led the Huskers in rushing last season, Orduna returns from a knee injury, and coach noted the change would not bench first-string fullback Dan Schneiss. Monday's practice featured many first-string lineup shuffles to evaluate other players.

Lincoln UPI Nebraska Bob’ Devaney Jeff Kinney Joe Orduna Tayi Vaney Kinney Huskers Orduna Devaney Doug Jamail Doug Daniler Jerryvist Deery Tagge Ardeft John Hyland Lonnie de Orie Gary Hollstein Tagge Vani Brownson

Two days remain in ABA season

The ABA regular season ends in two days with only one game played Monday. New Orleans defeated Indiana 120 to 110 as New Orleans drops from playoff contention and Indiana clinches the Easter Division title. Ron Franz led New Orleans with 24 points, Art Becker had 24 for Indiana. Santa Anita Raceway in Arcadia California introduced and developed photographic start and finish and electrical timing.

United Press International American Basketball Association ABA NBA NHL New Orleans Indiana Ron Franz New Orléans Art Becker Arcadia, Calif UPI Santa Anita Race Track

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