Columbus Juniors Battle Seward in Area 5 Play
Columbus Juniors face Seward in a double elimination Area 5 District semifinal at York on Wednesday with Midget qualifiers starting Friday. Columbus, 189 on the year, splits games with York, Fremont, and Norfolk this season and Norfork is the favorites due to Randy Benish’s 10-0 pitching. Local station KJSK will carry all games at York.
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Larry Kobus
Sanderson signs with Philadelphia Blazers for 2.6 million
Derek Sanderson, star of the Boston Bruins, reportedly reaches a verbal five year contract with the Philadelphia Blazers of the World League Association worth 2.6 million dollars making him the league's highest paid athlete. The deal reportedly will be finalized in Philadelphia. Sanderson, a two way forward with the Bruins, is noted for penalty killing and scoring on the break.
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North Platte and Bellevue win playoff spots in 1972 Cornhusker Conference
The North Platte Midgets and Bellevue Juniors clinched playoff berths in the 1972 Cornhusker Conference. Norfolk trailed after a three hit pitching performance by Bill Schultz and loyal offense, while North Platte defeated Norfolk 7 to 5. Steve Gullion yielded three hits as the West division champions defeated Pramont 2 to 0 in a playoff game.
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Booth Leads Trans Miss Golf Qualifiers at Omaha
Jane Booth topped qualifiers in the 42nd Women’s Trans Miss at Omaha Country Club. Nancy Smith and Joan Garvin trailed by seven strokes as play moved to match play with the low two advancing.
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One Hitter by Omaha Pitcher Sparks Brats Win
Steve Busby hurls a one hitter and retires 21 in a row as the Omaha Brats beat Oklahoma City 7 0 in American Association action. Wichita edged Indianapolis 3 0, Tulsa beat Iowa 3 1, Evansville defeated Rover 6 4 with Busby improving to 12 1.
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First Baseman Lets Ryan Lose No Hit Bid in Rain
Nolan Ryan faced trouble as his Royals teammate Minos Olis stole home on a fourth inning run aided by an unearned error. Kansas City edged California despite Ryan’s late threats to finish a complete game without a hit. In other action Vida Blue shut out Texas with a two hitter as Oakland won 2-0.
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Namath still unsigned as Jets press for contract
Jets quarterback Joe Namath remains unsigned as the team negotiates with management ahead of a pivotal preseason game against San Francisco. Jets officials say talks are tough over money while Namath attends camp and refuses to play without a contract. Meanwhile other NFL trades and baseball scores fill out a busy sports day.
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Bob Windsor
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Nelsons capture doubles honors at Boulevard Lanes
The Del and Virginia Nelsons posted a 703 handicap series to win TV scratch doubles at Boulevard Lanes. Lowell Brock and Linda Starkey took runners up with 613 series. High games were 233 and 250 by the Nelsons. The Puckett-Patrick team won the FW drawing and earn a spot on the Bowling at Leisure show in Omata Aug. 3.
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Larry Zulkoski
Ann Wuang
Gary Puckett
Maggie Patrick
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Dudy Sutton
Gene Iverson
Feen Kiuntke
Puckett-Patrick
Drasen
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Omata
Quarterback Rhone Suffered Burns In Fire at Home
Los Angeles Rams quarterback Jecey Rhone was treated for second degree burns on shoulders and back after a garage fire at his Orange County rental home. A hospital spokesman said the injuries were not serious and Rhone was released. An initial report said he tried to save two cars from the blaze.
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Fishing Prospects Falter Amid High Water Across Region
Gene Kuvitel reports weak fishing after heavy rains raised rivers west of Columbus. Muddy water reduces catches though Laurace area stays slightly better until weekend storms. On July 24, Jerry Joseph and Kneifel enjoyed cattail catches along the Platte in a sandbuggy. Erwin Krumland reported nine stringers totaling 34 crappies from a sandpile west of Columbus.
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Ashe Beats Cox for First National Tennis Classic Title
Arthur Ashe defeated Mark Cox of Great Britain 6 4 in the finals at Louisville to win the $50,000 First National Tennis Classic. Ashe earned $10,000 and advances to the U S Pro Championships in Boston, where Cox awaits in the opening round. The former Davis Cup star dominated the hourlong final and noted he must stay ready for tomorrow on the pro circuit.
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Two-run frame lifts Dugdales past Columbus Merchants
Craig Riley delivered a two-run seventh inning after a tight game with Columbus Merchants. Omaha Dugdales won 3 to 1, aided by Steve Wieser and solid defense behind pitcher. Columbus and Omaha players Braga and Langer were key rivals in a close contest. Monday night action saw Omaha Chris defeat Wilbur 3 to 2.
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Dan Langer
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Pileups Rattle Platte Valley Speedway Heat Races
Bomber Hobby Stock division at Platte Valley Speedway Columbus produced multiple pileups across three heats. George Davidshoter of Columbus won the second heat while Bob Egger benefit from the speed dash, and Ken Ganskow claimed the feature. Action in bomber and motorcycle classes resumes next Saturday at 8 30 pm.
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Larrel Hebley
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Mikita Added to Team Canada for September Series
Toronto AP reports Sion Mikita, veteran center of the Chicago Jackhawks, was added to Team Canada for September series against the Russians. Coach Harry Sinden said the decision followed talks with Soviet officials in Moscow and noted Mikita was born outside Canada, but eligible to represent Canada.
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Nebraska Huskers to open home season in largest stadium
Sport Shorts notes Nebraska's home opener Sept 16 against UCLA will be in a stadium near the eighth largest capacity, with crowd projections breaking through 90,000. The piece highlights historic attendance marks, Rose Bowl turnout of 91,000, and 15,000 Nebraskans traveling to the California game as fans chase a third straight national view.
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UCLA
Los Angeles Coliseum
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Angling Success Dips Across Nebraska Rivers
High water has slowed fishing in several Nebraska rivers while reservoirs mostly yield steady action. Lake McConaughy reports white bass and walleye with rainbow trout and catfish from rolled artificial baits. Harlan County Reservoir shows 12 inch white bass with minnows and worms, Enders and Swanson report some white bass, Johnson Lake offers catfish and crawdads, Red Willow provides a few catfish and occasional largemouth bass, Medicine Creek yields catfish and occasional white bass.
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