Columbus horse figures in double Wednesday night
In the second race at Agricultural Park Step in Line owned by MEAL Stables of Columbus and ridden by Wayne Anderson scored $5.20 to round a $13.00 daily double. Fullee and Cider Dave also claimed wins for Donald King and Dave King with Quinellas and exacta payoffs noted. Attendance exceeded 3,000 with total mutuel handle around $121,019.
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Meal Stables of
Columbus
Wayne Anderson
Agricultural Park
Fullee
Donald King
Spring Faley
Minn
Dave King
King
Dennis Baxter
Mack
Houston
Conway Springs
Kan
Cheri Cal
Smokie
Rip 0
Junior Foy
Victor
Hiplock
Stabte
Alberk
Lillian Simon
Hhacauth
Terry Haries
Becand
Voht
Pensick
Willy F. Sith
Mutuel
Big Ten lifts no repeat rule in Rose Bowl bids
The Big Ten ended its ban on back-to-back Rose Bowl appearances by conference champions. In a near unanimous vote at its summer meeting in Harbor Springs Michigan, the league allows a top ranked champion to play in the Rose Bowl in consecutive years if still holding the top ranking.
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Harbor Springs
Mich
Iupi
Big Ten
Lark Bar and Long Branch win in Cresion area softball tourney
In the Columbus Softball Tournament at Pony League Field in Pawnte Park Lark Bar topped Newman Grove 1-0 behind Dale Gonka one hit pitching and Frank Mielak homer. Long Branch beat MoorMan Feed 12-4 with Layne Sander inside the park homer and Roger Wordeman and Lymm Wordeman adding hits. Colan routed MoorMan Feed 21-4 as Joe Sanderson homered and Kenny Rohner yielded no hitter bid broken in fifth by Mike Ernst and Dennis Rehlen.
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Clarkson
Albion
Bixiwelser
Behlens
Lark Bar
Newman Grove
Colon
MeorMan
Long Branch
Cresion
Columbus
Pony League Field
Pawnte Park
Dale Gonka
Frank Mielak
Kamrath
Jack Steiner
Lark
Tim Wiese
Miclek
Steiner
Layne Sander
Homer
Roger
Lymm Wordeman
Don Franzen
Warren Korle
Roger Catton
Gary Trefhole
Bill Braithwait
Dennis Koditch
Colan
MoorMan
Chase Bierman
Kodac
Joe Sanderson
Jim Sudik
Casey
Kenny Rohner
Mike Ernst
Dennis Rehlen
Rick Sutton
Lark Barrens
FO MoorMan Ford
XL Motel
Pan American Games end with U S gold shortfall
The United States finished the Pan American Games with a total of 218 medals, six time gold winner Frank Sevk leading American swimmers. Hecht won his 11th and sixth gold medals in swimming as the U S swept the last five events. Cuba failed to meet its claimed goals, while wrestling and women’s basketball added golds for the U S.
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Call
Colombia
Gailed Stiles
Frank Sevkl
Grool 5
Heckl
Cervites
Calli
Hecht
Selenide
United States
Chanca Bs
Winnipeg
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Havana
Leek
U.S
Wsen
Canada
Canie
Trussell Hellickson
Madison
Wis
Dominic Garollo
Oklahoma City
Francisco Lonchan
United
Stallings Extends Lead in Columbus Races Jockey Standings
William Stallings tops the Columbus Races standings after two days with 25 points and three wins, leading Dave King who has 20 points. Wayne Anderson sits third with 15 points as leaders tally includes five for first, two for second and one for third.
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William Stallings
Columbus
Dave King
Wayne Anderson
Stallings
King
Anderson
Colemsit
Barnes
Pallerson
Falcons optimistic on improving season under Van Brocklin
Atlanta coach Norm Van Brocklin predicts a winning 1971 campaign for the Falcons after a 4-8-2 season. He cites injuries hurting the line, a faster receiving corps drafted from college, and a promising defense led by Humphrey, Zook, Nobis, Alanson, and Reaves as foundations for better results. Quarterback will be Bob Berry with Randy Johnson backing and Leo Hart expected to compete, while the line aims for health and stability.
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Pavip Moffit
Atlanta
UPL
Norm van Drockhy
Atlanta Falcons
Falcons
van Brocklin
Claude Humphrey
John Zook
Tommy Nobis
Don Alanson
Ken Reaves
Cluth
Tom Hayes
San Diego State
Ray Brown
West Texas State
Bob Berry
NPL
Randy Johnson
Leo Hart
Duke
Berry
Jin Cannionball
Buller
Paul Gipson
Art Malone
Harmon Wapes
Sonny Campbell
Profit
Jim Mitchell
George Kunz
Bambi Turns Tiger In Cowboys Chargers Trade Talk
The report highlights Laner Abyork and Alworth of the Cowboys, Landry praising Alworth’s blocking and Bambi’s leap, amid trade talks with San Diego. It notes Rams game success, Peay’s camp return, Saints trading Sutherland for Harris, Giants walkouts, and Lamontagna out for Oakland, plus Johnson to Houston and Hargett starting for New Orleans.
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Bambi
Tiger
Laner Abyork
Dallas
Tom Landry
Los Angeles
Alworth
Landry
American Football League
Cowboys
San Diego
Vic Rams
Dan Devine
Green Bay
Francis Peay
Retorn
Saints
Owus Sutherland
Minnesota Vikings
Bill Harris
New York Giants
Bill Johnson
Johnson
Giants
Tast Svnsor
Wes Grant
Miami
Frank Tarketsou
Daryle Lamonica
Oakland
Raiders
New York Jets
Lamtonica
Philadelphia
Hewritt Dixon
Raider
Denver
Rock Ie
Cleophius Johnson
Alcorn A&m
Trouston
Larron Jackson
Missouri
Oilers
OD. Roberts
Orlean
Edd Hargett
Lanier Faces Epilepsy Publicly as Giants Player
San Francisco Giants infielder Hal Lanier discusses living with epilepsy, recounting seizures in Montreal and Florida. He emphasizes openness, medication adherence, and support from wife and teammates, saying he is not ashamed and hopes public understanding helps others.
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SAN Francisco
NEA
Montreal
Ital Lanier
San Francisco Giants
Kal Lanier
Tony Lazzeri
Hal Lanier
Teasan Jr
Chimney Rock shaped by eons of erosion near Bayard
Geologists assert Chimney Rock, a 500 foot high formation near Bayard, was carved over about two billion years of erosion from surrounding lowlands.
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Bayard
Roberts 1 0 winner in duel with Seavers
Dave Roberts won a 1 0 pitchers duel in 12 innings over Tom Seaver as the Padres defeated the Mets 1-0. Brulit scored the lone run in the bottom of the 12th. Traberils went the distance for San Diego.
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UPI
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Dave Roberts
Tom Seaver
Jerry Grote
Larry Stahl
Wale Colbert
Mets Piteter
Danny Frisella
Brulit
Uerama
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Washington
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Gil Garrido
Braves
Steve Renko
Giants
Rusty Slaub
Bobby Wire
Gary Nolan
Astros
Reds
Doyle Alexander
Phillies
Heepemantthirsty
Dodgers
Vida Blue Wins as A's Sweep Red Sox in Boston
Vida Blue dominated Boston as Oakland completed a sweep of the Red Sox with a 3 5 victory. Hoggie Jackson opened the scoring with a double and added an insurance run on a wild pitch in the middle innings. Blue earned his 11th win as Darold Knowles provided late relief.
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Neil Hershberg
UPI
Wide Blue
Basta Reid
Red Sox
Boston
Ley
Baltimore
Minnesota
Detroit
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Chicago
Kansas City
Washington
California
New York
Paul Splittorff
Royals
Senators
Bracks Robinson
Frank Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Twins
Jim Northropk
Ray Mouse
Aye
Fosse
Rich Jimson
Sox
Huskers on TV schedule and season outlook
Sport Shorts notes Nebraska football will have TV games including Colorado at Nebraska on November 30 and at Oklahoma on November 25, with a September 1 opener versus Oregon and four straight home games to start. The column projects Coach Devaney's squad must prove critics wrong and attract strong support this season. It also mentions Columbus Legion bid to host state Legion meet and park upgrades aiding future events, plus Columbus crowd enthusiasm and Fremont attendance.
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Paul Ersnt
Huskers
Colorado
Oklahoma
Oregon
Devaney
Columbus Legion
Columbus
Tin
Fremont
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