Four Calumumbus grid stars shine in Sunday scrimmage display
Tom Heiser scored twice as Columbus players starred in a humid Sunday scrimmage, part of North Shrine All Star camp. Teammates Gaver Brock Pillen and Christo drew praise from coach Les Lee as the defense held strong. Heiser, Brock and Gaver led key drives while Ridley and Bailey produced late scores in a game featuring several regional standouts.
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Columbus
South Stars
Lincula
Memorial Stadium
Columbus Fligh
Tan Icisert
Brian Gaver
Iscolus
Dan Brock
Itskeview
Clete Pillen
Davitt City
Bob Martin
Albion
Tim Christo
Les Lee
Scalisbhill
Galuabus
Heiser
Norfolk
Randy Gally
Calli
Ko Ridley
Omaha
Benson Star
Randy Benish
Halfmark
Gaver
Martin
Omaha Burke
Randy Bailey
Plainview
Bob Lingenfelter
Kelly Higgins
Omaha Cathedral
Lee
Shine Stars
David City
Tom Heiser
Lakeview
Timm Christo
Scoius
North All-Stars
South All-Stars
Gates-Ryba win doubles at Raw
Henry Gates and Deanna Ryba won 44 to clinch the scotch doubles at Columbus Bowl Theena. O Connell and Suc Gansier were runners up with 629 total including 476 pins in two games. Others placing included Roy and Mabel Griepentrop and Hiel and Mac lene Korle with notable high games by O Connell Gonsier and the Griepentrogs.
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Henry Gates
Deanna Rybba
Theena
Columbus Bowl
O'Connell
Suc Gansier
Roy
Mabel Griepentrop
Hiel
Maclene Korle
Bill
Dottie Anson
Gary
Evelyn Muth
Tony Hansen
Gloria Muth
Gary Mull
Pal Janssen
Steelers eye year of the money in NFL exhibition play
The Associated Press reports the Pittsburgh Steelers and postseason contenders project a strong season after exhibitions. Star lineman Mean Joe Greene led a dominant defense while Roger Staubach suffered a shoulder injury for the Cowboys, affecting Super Bowl hopes as other pre season results rolled in across the league.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh Steelers
Steelers
NFL
New York
Joe Greene
Joe Namath
Ainth
Staelers
Creene
Weeb Fisbank
Nawmitl
Roger Staubach
Atlas
Cowboys
Staubach
Los Angeles Rams
Los Angeles
Secord
Marlin McKeever
Craig Morton
Toon
Rams
San Francisco
Cleveland
Kansas City
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New England
Cincinnati
Iroi
Minnesota
San Diego
Buffalo
New Orleans
Green Bay
Mami
Baltimore
Oakland
New York Giants
Atlanta
John Brodie
49Ers
Browns
Rial
Gene Washington
Nicklaus weighs $300,000 goal after Westchester win
Jack Nicklaus eyes a $300,000 single season prize after moving winnings to $240,000 with victory at the Westchester Golf Classic. He says surpassing 200,000 is possible if he can play enough events, as Dwight Nevil claims third at 275 and others follow in a tight final round.
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Harrison
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Weatchester
Woller
Golden Bear
Westchester
Jackie Gleason
New Orleans
United States
Dwight Nevil
Dallas
Newbureh
N.Y
Homera Blancas
Will A
George Archer
DeWitt Weaver
Simensonling White Sox Pitcher Wood Tops 20th Win
Overlooked hurler Wilbur Wood of the White Sox reaches 20 wins as Chicago takes the lead with a 20th victory weekend. Steve Carlton remains dominant for the Phillies with 19 wins and 14 straight, while TV slate features Wood versus Red Sox and Orioles versus Athletics. Ron Pulford wins top honors at Norfolk Git Club with 333x350 and a 100 straight in the 16 yard event.
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Paul Ernst
Wood
Steve Carlton
Phillies
Red Sox
Orioles
Athletics
Ron Pulford
Columbus
Norfolk
Vogt Wins Columbus Title Club Match
John Vogt scored 165 to win the Third DCM Match at the Columbus Rifle Club on Sunday, with Ralph Acent second at 155 and Dick Toof third. The club runs three DCM Matches annually, naming Rifleman of the Year for the highest average score.
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John Vogt
Columbus Rifle Club
Ralph Acent
Dick Toof
Pucketts Top Boulevard Lanes In Scotch Doubles
Gary and Ron Puckett rolled a 642 handicap to win scotch doubles at Boulevard Lanes and earn a spot in a Channel 7 Bowling at Leisure program match. Second place went to Don and Judy McKinney with Charles and Dee Case at 620. Rod Robertson won a new bowling ball for a 5-4-7-10 split.
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Gary
Ron Puckett
Boulevard Lanes
Don
Judy McKinney
Charles and
Dee Case
Mike Evans
Marion Hecker
Larry
Anti Bomberger
Rod and
Beth Robertson
Pucketts
Channel 7
Omaha
Rod Robertson
North All-Stars Prep Scrimmage Leads to Team Improvement
North All-Stars coach Jack Johnson leads 12 players through a second organized scrimmage at Wayne State's Rice Auditorium with assistant Fred Northup. Key performers include Kevin Nelson, Tom Hale, George Schroeder, and Joe Mucting as the squad aims to improve defense, conditioning, and unity while continuing to develop a faster offense.
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Nead North
Allstar
Jack Johnson
Wayne State
Rice Auditorium
Johnson
Fred Northup
Grant Island Central Catholic
Wayne Area
North Stars
Couch Johnson
Scribner
Kevin Nelson
Mitchell
Tom Hale
Hale
Laurel
George Schroeder
Nelson
Schroeder
Joe Mucting
Norfolk Catholic
Robnson
Omaha Cathedral
Mike Ziesel
Columbus High
Tearn
Norfolk captures Midget crown in state title game
Norfolk defeated Omaha Alex 2 0 to win the Nebraska Tripled American Legion Midget State baseball championship at Ralston. Doug Calhoon hit a ninth inning homer driving in Ted Hall to seal the win.
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Ralston
Web
Norfolk
Nebraska
American Legion
Omaha Alex
Doug Calhoon
Ted Hall
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