Midget Blues and Reds face Hastings in Area play
Columbus Midget Blues open defense of the Area Baseball Championship against Beatrice with 10 15 record and Reds tackle Hastings club in an early Saturday Aug 2 game atuncen Field Hastings The Blues led by Sanders Ekeler feature hitters Heimann 20 runs 290 average and Ryba 210 with pitching from Ttyba Beatrice counters with Bartek Parks Carlson Probst and Huts tenmeier while Reds rely on Faulkner 389 Fiola 28 runs Peterson 16 RBIs and Braithwaite Levas with strong pitching from Dahlkaetter.
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Spirits sign forward Carr from Guilford to St Louis
The Spirits of St. Louis signed 6-foot forward M. L. Carr on Thursday and traded guard Jimmy Foster to the Denver Nuggets for a future draft pick. Carr led Guilford College to the 1973 NAIA title, was drafted by the Kentucky Colonels, knee injury ended his college run, and he later played for Israel Sabras in the Buenos Aires league, averaging 15 points and eight rebounds.
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Soviet Union dominates pre-Olympic water polo in Hamilton
In Hamilton Ontario, the Soviet Union crushed Mexico 15 to 6 in the second round of a three-city, eight-team pre-Olympic water polo tournament. Canada Cuba and Mexico join the Soviets in a round robin ahead of the Montreal games, with the USSR leading after two days on two wins while Cuba and Canada each have one and Mexico has none.
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All-Stars face tough task in Pittsburgh showdown
John McKay leads the 1975 College All-Star squad against the Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh Steelers in the 42nd annual game. McKay aims to exploit the Steelers defense while relying on Stee Bartkowski at quarterback and Walter Payton to share carries. The teams expected around 30,000 fans, with TV coverage and hot weather anticipated.
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Powerboat races return to Dayton Eastwood Lake this weekend
Old powerboat racing returns to Dayton Eastwood Lake with world championship heats in inboard hydroplanes. About 150 entries across 10 classes expected. Testing Friday open to the public.
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Pro hockey returns to Baltimore with Clippers revival
Baltimore to host professional hockey this winter if promoter Jerry Reardon gains Civic Center Commission backing. The American Hockey League approved Resc thon's revival plan, contingent on sufficient fan interest to cover projected first year losses for the team and the center.
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Nebraska fishing report shows little activity statewide
Lincoln reports from the State Game Commission indicate near-blank fishing across Nebraska due to heat. Northeast and Panhandle waters show slight walleye and bass activity. Lake McConaughy and Box Butte show limited trout, bluegill, and catfish action. Also, late track results at Lincoln Fairgrounds include Thoroughbred-like betting totals and various payouts.
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Old fashioned construction heavy work enclosed rental hall
A fragmented item notes heavy construction work and fully enclosing a space described as rahe. The readable text hints at traditional building methods and enclosure of an area, but details are incomplete.
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