Roberts first repeater since '49 at Semin Omaha
Roberts wins back to back state Class A Junior American Legion baseball titles with a 10 0 victory over Papillion in Pawnee Park. Starters include Hartigan and Mancuso, with strong pitching help from Halamek and Franco. Evans praised the team’s March start and noted the historic goal of repeating since 1949.
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Pirates prevail in 18th inning marathon win over Cubs
Pirates edge Cubs 2-1 in 18 innings as Ed Ott drives in the winning sacrifice fly with bases loaded in the bottom of the 18th. Al Oliver was ejected after an umpire dispute, while Phil Garner and Dave Parker delivered key plays. Other NL games saw Phillies sweep Expos, Cardinals topple Mets, Dodgers beat Reds, Astros over Giants, and Padres rally past Braves.
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Locals Enter Jr Olympic Competition in Lincoln
Columbus area wrestlers Kirk McAndrew Cullyn Florendo and Craig Person travel to Lincoln for the National Junior Olympics opening ceremonies joining Albion’s Mike Evans and Osceola’s Lyndon Wieseman. NBC will broadcast Aug 13 and 14 with former Olympic athletes serving as commentators. Opening ceremonies feature a parade and lighting of the Junior Olympic flame at 7 pm Friday at the University of Nebraska Sports Complex.
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Surprises Hit Men's Slowpitch as Several Favorites Fall
In Wednesday's tournament action, divisional champs Pabst Blue Ribbon and Henke Cement were eliminated. Pabst fell 6-4 to Shamrocks and 6-2 to Zapp Brothers, while Henke lost 42 to Kudron 13-10 to Behlen. The four undefeated teams advance tonight with schedule at 6:30 and 7:45, leading to a final between the remaining unbeaten sides. Kudron Countryside and Middle State/Behlen contend for spots as the night progresses.
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Spirit of ’75 rekindled as Carbo lifts Red Sox past Angels
Bernie Carbo delivered a pinch hit homer and later an RBI single to spark Boston’s 11-10 win over the California Angels. Dwight Evans started the rally with a first inning single, and a crowd of 94,869 roared as Fenway Park mounted a World Series fever. Manager Don Zimmer credited Carbo’s ovation to his push. In other AL games, Baltimore edged Seattle 5-4 and New York beat Oakland 6-3.
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Hunter safety course offered in area this fall
The Nebraska Hunter Safety Course will be available in the Columbus area ahead of the dove rabbit and squirrel season opener on Sept 1. Ages 12 to 16 must pass the course, with enrollment open to anyone 11 or older at no charge. Six hours of class work over three nights, contact Dr C D Lepper at 1262 26th Ave or 563-0570 for details.
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Omaha Royals Walk to 4 3 Win Over Evansville
Omaha collected four runs in the seventh and a tie breaking single by Willie Wilson to beat Evansville 4 3 at Rosenblatt Stadium before 2 036 fans. Bill Van Bommel held Omaha to a bunt single through seven innings as John Valle hit a two run homer for Evansville in the sixth off Mark Ballinger. Ballinger left after eight as Omaha seeks a four game series sweep.
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Lyi McGlothen
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Willie Wilson
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Dallas Cowboys Prospectus: Dorsett Era Begins
The Cowboys seek a breakthrough season, boasting 11 straight winning campaigns and 10 playoff appearances. Tony Dorsett arrives after a trade to energize the offense, addressing the need for a breakaway back while aging players tread carefully.
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Cowboys Offense Faces Change With Veterans and New Arrivals
The Dallas Cowboys rely on Roger Staubach until his hand heals while Danny White backs him and Glenn Carano awaits. Billy Joe DuPree and Drew Pearson lead the receiving corps though Gulden Hichards is limited by injury as young players vie for roles. On the ground, Dorsett adds speed with Ike, Newhouse, Ladlaw, and Young providing support as the line ages, Rayfield Wright and Ralph Neely showing vulnerability, and Baine Nye nearing retirement.
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Drew Pearson
Gulden Hichards
Butch Johnson
Percy Howard
Tony Hill
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Dorsett
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Burton Lawless
Herb Scott
Pat Donevan
Cowboys Defense and Special Teams Look Strong this Season
The Cowboys boast a flexible defense with Randy White in multiple spots alongside a fierce Harvey Martin pass rush. Ed Jones and Jethro Pugh age at tackle, yet length remains with Larry Cole, while Bill Gregory relies on experience. Secondary features Charley Waters, Mel Renfro question, Benny Barnes and Butch Johnson in returns. Herrera anchors kicking with Danny White handling punting range.
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Harvey Martin
Ed Jones Jethrough
Lary Cole
Bill Gregory
Linabackers
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Andy White
Tom Landry
Bob Breunig
White
Danny White
Butch Johnson
Cowboys Reconstituted Poised to Dominate NFC East
Analysts project the Cowboys as the top NFC East team for years, despite a rash of injuries at skill positions including Staubach. Odds favor a repeat title as the club aims to lead the conference.
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