Columbus Juniors shine at state Legion baseball tourney
The state American Legion Junior baseball tournament wrapped after nine sessions drawing over 5,000 fans. Columbus Juniors, coached by Mike Zastera and Bill Jackson, impressed with a 5-1 win over Hastings and tight defense led by Scott Foutch and Tim Cave on the mound. Becher Liebschwager Ziola Peterson Fouteh and Becher starred in key plays as the team showed depth and bench support.
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Glur Turns Pro After Two Wins In Boxing Debut
Mike Glur a 19 year old VFW program graduate from Columbus Neb turned pro and won his first two bouts. He KO'd at 4:2 of the sixth round in his debut and followed with a unanimous decision. Las Vegas coverage labeled him a brawler and a Rocky Marciano type fighter.
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Littler Leads PGA Second Round At Pebble Beach
Gene Littler known as The Machine extended bogey free run to 38 holes and carried a two stroke lead after two rounds of the PGA Championship at Pebble Beach. He totaled 136 eight under par at the seaside course as Jerry McGee moved to second with 70 while others like Jack Nicklaus and Tom Watson chased.
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One-Hitter Sparks Indians to Victory Over Brewers
Cleveland ace DENS Eckersley allowed only one hit in seven innings guiding the Indians to a 2-0 win over the Milwaukee Brewers in the first game of a doubleheader. A first-inning triple by Cecil Cooper set the tone, while Andre Thornton added a two-run double. Eckersley struck out eight, walked none, and posted his second shutout of the season after previously no-hitting May 30.
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Football Writers Elect Rollowheads Leader in America
Dallas with Chicago Tribe figure Cooper Rollow chosen as president of the Football Writers Association of America at its annual meeting. Edgar Allen of the Nashville Harmer becomes first vice president and Joe Doyle of the South Bend Tribune named second vice president.
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Grouse Season Amid Shortage Strains Scottish Moors
The Glorious Twelfth opens amid a sharp grouse shortage on Scottish moors. Conservation expert John Phillips notes numbers have fallen by half due to overhunting and habitat loss. Major Ramsey, an agent for large estates, says demand from the United States, Holland, Belgium, and Germany drives up “huge” shooting business despite declining quarry quality.
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Eagles greet owner Leonard Tose at practice
Philadelphia Eagles players paused Thursday to greet owner Leonard Tose as he arrived for a water break. A rousing cheer greeted the owner while coach Vermeil presented a green jersey bearing the numeral 1 amid expressions of appreciation.
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Raiders Rams Tabbed Favorites in Pro Football Preview
In a national league preview, the Oakland Raiders and Los Angeles Rams are named favorites in the American and National Conferences respectively. Analysts place the Raiders at 4 to 5 odds and the Rams at 2 to 1, highlighting their past performances and key players.
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Lions Acquire Kicker David Stasey on Waivers
Detroit Lions announce waiver claim of place kicker David Stasey from the San Francisco 49ers. Kicker Bennie Ricardo is placed on injured reserve.
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Induction memories fuel Cooperstown tribute at Cooperstown
Milton Richman recalls Hall of Fame weekend as Don Gutteridge and Ray Berres joined Al Lopez in celebration. Gutteridge, scout for the Dodgers, and Berres, with Tony Curcinero, were part of Lopez’s White Sox era. Berres recalls 1959 pennant core Lollar Fox Landis, while Gutteridge shares war era Browns days and a one hand fight anecdote with Pete Gray and George Caster.
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