Columbus Ramcos meet here Sunday for league crown
Columbus and Ramcos clash Sunday for the league crown in a Western Division playoff at Park Field. Don Walla likely starts for Columbus with a lineup packed with Lincoln Northeast players. injuries and previous year restrictions shape the contest as district berths loom.
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Saeriain Legion Barlinai
Hie
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Grand Island
Gate
Larry Lassek
Lincoln Aamens
Raiess
Lassek
Gerry Mogelbert
Don Walla
Hon Walters
Geroge Olsen
Thyphors
Stuart Bullington
Ight Feld
Mike Wozay
Steve Wieser
Mark Mueller
Steve Slonecker
Samo
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Mike Aten
Terry Danek
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Howard Anderson
Esdlybest
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RBI
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Larry Honke
Alike Wozny
Tiny McLaughny
Sileve Slonec
Bryce Rosche
Ziola
George Olson
Iou
Ran Walters
Ray Kosch
Ee Walters
Agee Closes Mets Drought With Rallying Win
Agee drives in the decisive run with a single as the Mets halt a drought and surge atop the NL East, while Pittsburgh grabs first place in the NL Wild Card race after a 6 6–1 victory over San Diego. Multiple NL and AL games unfold with notable performances including Lum, Henderson, and Carlton, shaping a busy baseball night.
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San Diego Padres
Agee
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Too Agee
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Allagta
Chicago
Cincinnati
Bruggeman and Niemann Lead Area Modified and Hobby Stock
Gerald Bruggeman of Hoskins and Gary Niemann of David City top Columbus Plane Valley Speedway divisions. Bruggeman leads Modified with 1 120 points ahead of Jim Stewart, while Niemann holds 279 points in Hobby Stock with Bill Kosch second at 219. Standings list multiple drivers and cities, as Sunday’s show resumes postponed races along with the regular card.
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Gerald Bruggeman
Stuskins
Gary Siemann
David City
Columbus Plane Valley
Gerald ‘Bruggeman
Hoskins
Dim Stewart
Wisner
Odvedy
Morse Biusts
Don Mayer
Fremont
Bon Marcek
Omaka
Jerry Suhr
Norfolk
Don Weybrlek
Norvilk
Don Smith
So Wilbur Teeke
Rearn
Gene Braddigan
Moskin
Hobby
Gary Nieman
David Guy
Bil Kosch
Shelby
Carrol Adamy
Bellwood
Ken Ganshaw
Columbus
Buleh Layicky
Bee
Barry Skinner
Rising City
Larry Byobota
Dick Jensen
Auroch
That Masky
Brainard
Chuck Misek
Schuyler
Orioles extend win streak to 21 with Royals upset
Orioles claim their 21st straight win by defeating the Kansas City Royals 6 4 behind five hit pitching by Dave McNally and 2 RBIs from Merv Retzlenmund. Detroit tops Minnesota 10 9 in a wild nine inning clash as Aggressive offense fuels key AL and NL results across the league.
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Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Birds
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Merv Relfenmund
Ted Whesay
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Ovisles
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Minnesota Twins
Milwaukee
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Washington Senators
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Cleveland
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FE Maddox
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Milwaukee Sith
Mele Ward
Washington
Tommy Davis
Tne Ruds
Senators
Darald Knowles
Sonny Sichert
Trost
Mike Andrews
Carl Yastrzemski
Billy Melton
Syd O'Brien
Danny Murphy
Dick Elsworth
Chiefs roll over collegians in 24-3 victory
Kansas City Chiefs offense and defense dominated the 1070 College All Stars, winning 24-3. Sen. Dawson hit 17 of 21 passes with a 38 yard TD to Frank Pitts, while Jan Stenerud added field goals. Chiefs’ defense intercepted three passes and Sheldon Williams returned a key pick for a TD.
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City Chiefs
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National Football League
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Frank Pitts
Dawson
Jan Stenerud
Chiefs
Jim Kearney
Mike
Phipps
Willie Lanier
Warren McVea
Chapres
Hank Stram
Stars
Otto Graham
All Stars
No Sign That NFL Players Are Weakening
United Press International reports no signs the NFL Players Association is weakening in its pension plan strike against owners. Training camps open. only Hudson and Curtin defy the union among established players. If holds, exhibition games may be canceled. Hall of Fame game in Canton likely played as a rookie showcase. Owners remain firm in talks with strong profits from exhibitions.
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United Press International
National Football League Players Association
Jin. Hudson
New York Mets
Mudson
Mike Curtig
Baltimore Colts
Canton
Ohio
Vikings
Saints
Jim Finks
Mall of Fare
Oyners
Miritant
Paul Brown
Cincinnati
Art Modell
Browns
Thas
Former coaching great dies at 72 in St. Louis
Former coaching great Jimmy Cenzelman, who guided the Cardinals to their last NFL world championship when they were in Chicago, died Friday at 72 after a long illness. Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1964, he also coached Washington University in the Missouri Valley Conference to a conference title.
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UPI
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Cenzelman
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Nebraska Resident Archery Deer Pursuit Fee
A Nebraska resident faces a ten dollar fee for archery deer pursuit permits.
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Blues split doubleheader with Lincoln Mutual Midgets at Pawnee Park
Columbus American Legion Midget Blues drop nightcap 8-2 after opening 7-2 win. Cohen notes: Micek named new coach for District play as Gary Back leaves for Army Reserve. Scott Cawgill unavailable. Mike Valasek earns seventh win in opener. Ebner triples, Tigges plates two. Errors contribute to Mutual 6-0 early lead. Blues rally falls short.
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Lincoln Mutual
Pawnee Park Field
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Bill Jeff
Norfolk
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Gary Back
Scott Cawgill
Kerry Micek
Micek
Legion
Columbus
Mike Valasek
Bruce Ebner
Mike Tigges
Valasek
Dean Kebra
Chick Arkigid
St Joe routs Columbus stars in Pony tourney
Columbus Pony League all star team was hammered at Weaslgate Field in Ginala as St Joe overwhelmed them 12 to 4. Bob Rowning allowed four hits and struck out four in a strong six inning start. Columbus defeated Omaha Westgate 3-1 and Westside 6-3, then fell to Suburban 4-2. Doug Wardinger took the loss.
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Jerry Moore
Dave Blahak
Phil Peppier
Rick Briggs
Joe Breck
Jim Egger
Omaha Westgate
Omaha Westside
Leigh
Omaha Suburban
Yaslera
Warren Melliger
Virginia Curry and Tom Heiser Champs at Elks Country Club
Virginia Curry won the women s championship flight with 189 to edge Jane App as Elks Country Club hosts the finals of the men s and senior divisions. Junior Dylan Heiser led the junior division with 154 while Ron Ernst shot a hole in one on No 7. The men s playoff continues to decide the champion with multiple flights and matches set.
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Virginia Curry
Jane App
Flazel . Strickler
Dorothy Grosz
Neta Boustead
Pat Carta
Heiser
Columbus High
Tunnerup
Ron Ernst
Ernst
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Chip Anthony
Jim Holmberg
Brad Baustead
Dave Gildea
Non Herr
Gene 'Lordon
Jorveon
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Dave
Dean Marshall
Wayie Barber
Richey to test defending champ in semifinal clash
In Indianapolis top seed Cliff Richey meets defending champion Zeljko Franulovic in the National Clay Courts Tennis semifinal. Former champion Arthur Ashe and Stan Smith also reached the other semifinal, while Nancy Richey faces Rosemary Casals and Gail Chanfreau meets Linda Tuero in women’s singles.
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Zeljko Franatovic
Woodstock
Arthur Ashe
Stan Ayith
Comen
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Rosemary Casals
Gail Chanfreau
Linda Tuer
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