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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1976

Page

10

Rosedal Boy wins feature at Columbus races

Schuylerite co owner of the winning horse Rosedal Boy with Tom Kruger and Hugh Robertson of Lawrence Kansas and Schuyler, powered by late stretch run to beat Snow Man in the $2,400 feature. Jockey Dave King starred with a double, while Crazy Bush topped prices at $46.40. Attendance 3325. Track fast. Mutuel handle $217,560.

Rosedale Tom Kruger Hugh H. Robertson Lawrence Kan Schuyler Robertson Lawrence, Kan Columbus Dave King Meier Brothers Randall Monty King Goodnsturdy K. W. Fleischer Fan Tan Man Crazy Bush Napier Bros Bellwood Jolly Bachelor Ecoffey J.B. Bonatied Mamie’s Lark Bazer Mr. Zig Risen Jerome Hill Anderson Jody R Sir Khai Tony King Lonnie’s Tritt Cozies Bay Schoept Compton Count Sash Iowa Gem Goodnstrudy Tiger Ty Burgos Bettele Tupelo Belle Matheny British Marine Alyciday Boldjangies Carrero R Meier Miss Sama Mac Rettele Turiong Glenda Bar M Meier Twanna Scotty Jackson Kake Sisie Mutuvel

Riggins Set to Debut as Redskins Host Steelers

Washington Redskins running back John Riggins, signed to a 1.5 million five year deal after leaving the Jets, prepares for a preseason debut in Washington against the NFL champion Pittsburgh Steelers. Riggins teams with Mike Thomas in a backfield short on healthy backs.

Washington UPI Washi Redskins John Riggins New York Jets Redskins Pittsburgh Steelers Riggins Atlanta Falcons Baltimore Colts Kansas Jets Mike Thomas National Football Conference George Allen Calvin Hill

Awards Presented for Women’s Tennis League

Columbus Women’s Tennis League closed its second season with a potluck at Judy Heine’s home. Over 80 players competed across five singles divisions and two doubles divisions, honoring top finishers such as Diana Barbaglia Jan Beckler Edie Aerni Bee Chittenden and Cindy Bakenhus. New officers include Dee Young president Rita O’Hare secretary Carol Bator treasurer Linda Olson purchasing and Jean Smith publicity chair.

Columbus Women’s Tennis League Judy Heine B. J. Anderson JoAnn Grennan Linda McPhail Diana Barbaglia Jan Beckler Nancy Brock Liz Schneers Edie Aerni Jeanie Hanie Bee Chittenden Joan McKee Mary Loontier Joyce Dohman Cindy Bakenhus Bertha Johnson Dee Young Rita O’hare Carol Bator Linda Olson Jean Smith

Anderson Holds Early Lead In Platte County Racing

Wayne Anderson leads standings at Platte County Agricultural Park with 39 points after six wins three seconds and three thirds. Perry Compton follows with 32 points, then John Rettele 29 Fred Ecoffey 27 Allen Hill 24 and Dave King 21.

Platte County Agricultural Park Wayne Anderson Anderson Perry Compton John Rettele Fred Ecoffey Allen Hill Dave King

Ali and Frazier Share 1975 Fighter of the Year Honor

Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier were named co winners of the 1975 Fighter of the Year by the Boxing Writers Association for their Manila confrontation on October 1. Eddie Futch earned Trainer of the Year, Dan Daniel received the James J Walker Award, and Walter Red Smith was honored for boxing journalism.

New York UPI Muhammad Ali Joe Frazier Boxing Writers Association Manila Eddie Futch al Buck Dan Daniel Ring Magazine James J. Walker New York Times Walter Red’’ Smith Nat Fleisher

Morgan's 134 tops for PGA

Gil Morgan tied the 36 hole PGA Championship record with a two under par 68 to reach 134, giving him a four stroke lead at Bethesda as Tom Kite Weiskopf Player and January chase behind. Morgan, 29, seeks his breakout major while rivals Nicklaus and Barber hold history at the course.

Bethesda, Md UPI Gil Morgan Morgan Tom Kite Tom Weiskopf Gary Player Don January Jack Nicklaus Nicklaus Jerry Barber Bob Rosburg Bruce Crampton Jeanine

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