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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1970

Page

6

Junior baseball doubleheader set for tonight action

Two Junior games tonight feature West Point to 13 13 and Norfolk 8 19 at 5:30 p.m. Fremont 16 17 meets South Sioux City 12 5, with final pairups and tournament rounds scheduled for Saturday night at Pwane Park Field.

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Shrine Game Preview at NU Stadium With Local reps

Sport by Paul Ernst covers the Shrine Game set for August 22 at NU Stadium. North and South squads depart Monday for ten days of prep. Columbus will be represented by Steve Wieser Stuart Ballington and Dennis Osten with other local players involved.

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Two Rivers Recreation Area Opens With Restrictions

Venice Nebraska. The Two Rivers Recreation Area will open to the public Saturday morning after a wind storm closed it Sunday. Access will be from 8:20 a.m. to 9 p.m. with fishing picnicking and supervised swimming allowed. Camping and trailer areas remain closed. during Nebraska's 1969 firearm deer season hunters in the Plains Unit bagged their deer.

Venice UPI Two Rivers Dick Wolkow Nebraska Plains

Fishermen haul in two whoppers near Newcastle

Lincoln UPI reports two Newcastle anglers posted big catches on the Missouri River. Archie Bivens landed a 38 pound blue catfish, followed by Dan Anderson with a 68 pound blue catfish.

Lincoln UPI Missouri River New Newcastle State Game Commission Newcastle Snglers Archie Bivens Dan Anderson Anderson Sutherland Reservoir Jeffrey Heservair Brady North Platte Grady Interstate Jakes Kearney Cambridge Red Willow McCooks Woot River Mormon Island Ares Grand Island Little Blue Tiger Adams Chay Republican River Webster County Heaver Creek Cedar River Boone County Gavings Point Crofton Lewis and Clark Lake Santee Niobrara

Jets and Vikings open season without Namath and Kapp

Jets head to Birmingham to face the Bills without Joe Namath while the Vikings meet the Saints in Canton minus Joe Kapp. Kapp has indicated he is done with the team after renegotiation disputes as teams begin a packed exhibition slate across the NFL.

Vikings Joe Kapp Joe Namath Kapp Jets Birmingham Ala Buffalo Bills New Orleans Saints Canton Ohio Gary Cuorzo Bob Lee Lions Detroit Cleveland Los Angeles Dallas San Diego Washington Cincinnati Chicago Houston New York Giants Green Hay Baltimore Oakeland Milani Pittsburgh Jacksonville Fla Lombardi Austin Washington ‘Redskins Footbell Riverfront Stadium Vince Lombardi Bill Austin Chargers Lance Alwaorth Don Shula Miami Terry “Bradshaw Paul Warfield Niler Dolphins Bob Griese

Bengals Hope Cook Seeks Action In New Stadium Test

Greg Cook, recovering from a sore arm, eyes action as the Cincinnati Bengals host an exhibition at Riverfront Stadium. Coach Paul Brown may start Bam Wyetie, with Cook to see playing time amid roster moves. Other NFL notes include Mike Reid out with a twisted knee, Charlie King waived, Ernie Ruple quitting with Pittsburgh, and retirements by Jacquie MacKinnon and Donn Brumm.

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Lincoln horse racing results

Lincoln results from Thursday show multiple races with winners and payoffs. Notable winners include Testall First race Lecky Skip and Gergorys Boy in the third, plus long-shot payouts for Bradella and Ernie's Abbe. Exacta and daily double figures appear with totals and attendance listed.

Lincoln Lecky Skip Miss Lea Kem Mike Willy F Apache Blue Secret Sheik Gergory Iandy Action Cheryl Cole Ilrainpower War Spice Big News Bradella Walden Shepards Dream Exacta Rippolee Burgundy Street Rindy Prince Noble Nova Sadairs Champ Ernie

Coach Johnson to stay CHS basketball coach at Columbus Senor

Jack Johnson, Columbus Senor High basketball coach, had asked the school board to release him from the 1970-71 contract but has reconsidered and will remain. A school official cited encouragement from supporters as factor in the decision. Johnson has coached CHS for the past three seasons.

Jack Johnson Columbus Senor High Johnson CHS

Dal Canton Returns To Bullpen For Pirates In Win

Bruce Dal Canton moved from bullpen to starting rotation again as Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 83 in game two of a doubleheader. Dock Ellis pitched six hitters in the opener as the Pirates widened their NL East lead. Dal Canton logged his seventh victory while expressing acceptance of his bullpen role.

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Baseball Standings and Leaders From the Season Summary

The report lists leaders in home runs and pitching across the National and American leagues. Key figures include Bench and Perez with 37 and 32 homers for Cin, Killebrew and Yastrzemski leading AL with 23 and 29 respectively, Seaver and Merritt top NL pitching with 16-10 and 16-10, and McDowell and Palmer among AL hurlers at 16-7.

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Badgers Bury Excess Prey Then Return When Food Scarce

Badgers store surplus prey after a kill and later revisit the cached food when prey is scarce, illustrating a cached foraging strategy amid seasonal shortages and resource variability. The behavior suggests adaptive hunting and food-security tactics in the wild.

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