Twins Endure Seven Game Losing Streak In Boston rout
The Minnesota Twins suffered a seven game skid after an 84 loss to the Boston Red Sox. Oakland and California closed the gap as Detroit fell further back with other late scores. Rays, Senators, and other majors also posted results with Dan Trott and Carl Yastrzemski among the day’s standouts.
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Yachts ready for event as America's Cup challengers repair
Newport areas in a heat wave as Gretel II unloads damage and fits sails at the shipyard. Intrepid Valiant and Meritage hauled for minor work while Feanct and Cahantegger wait at dock. Gretel I faces multiple repairs since arrival. training begins with seven fleet crews, with two challengers to start Aug. 21.
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Murtaugh buoyant as Pirates gain in pennant race
Pirates manager Danny Murtaugh rides a three game NL East lead as Steve Blass returns to the rotation and Luke Walker stirs the bullpen. Blass hurled a four hitter, Walker added a six hitter and three RBIs in a doubleheader sweep of the Padres. Mets split a doubleheader with Atlanta, Hodges notes pitching issues, and New York battles to stay ahead. Multiple NL and AL games follow with key hits and remarkable innings.
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Aquanauts to perform here at Water-Ama event
The Aquanauts from Norielk will host a pre show water skiing demonstration on Sunday August 1 at Lake North during the 1870 Water-Ama. Registration opens at 3 18 pm with a $4 entry fee for water events. Prizes await top male and female skiers among seven entrants including Tanda Sample and Tammy Conyers.
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Staubach to get good look in bid for Cowboy quarterback post
The Dallas Cowboys plan a serious look at Roger Staubach as a potential quarterback, with Craig Morton nursing injuries and Don Meredith retired. Staubach impressed last week, going 5-for-9 with 76 yards as Dallas beat San Diego, while coach Ray Seals praised his dedication but noted time is needed for development.
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Daily Doubles Highlight Friday Racing at Columbus
Friday's Columbus meeting featured a $142.60 daily double return and a $102 exact. War Spice guided by Wayne Anderson helped produce a $25 Rating Orb exacta, while Rex Farris earned his first win of the season for Miss Larcher. Attendance reached 3,076 with total handle $133,058 as Hay Polly led a long-priced winner run.
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Aeros blank Royals in 4 run win at home
Wichita Aeros toppled Omaha Royals 2 to 4 Friday night. Ted Ford drove in three runs with a single sacrifice fly and a bases loaded walk. Tou Isaac added three singles. Rich Scheinblum hit the lone extra base hit driving in a seventh inning run. Dennis Parpke and Bobby Floyd homered for Kansas City.
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High School Star to Sign with Creighton University
Keith McCawley, star pitcher for Ralston High and Sutter Legion, signed a national letter of intent with Creighton University. In the first 12 Junior Legion games he went 12-0 with a 0.49 ERA, fanned 125 in 70 1 3 innings, and threw two no hitters this summer and last year. He also lettered in basketball and baseball. he is 18 and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Terry McCawley.
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Browns announce complete sellout of exhibition doubleheader
The Cleveland Browns reported a complete sellout for the September 5 exhibition doubleheader at Municipal Stadium featuring the St Zachs Cardinals and the San Diego Chargers followed by the Browns Minnesota Vikings game. Last year the crowd reached 85 532, a stadium attendance record.
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Dark horses lead PGA championship heat at Southern Hills
Dark horses Larry Hinson and Dave Stockton post 36-hole totals to pace the field while hot weather tests players at Southern Hills. Nicklaus warns of possible four-shot swing as Arnold Palmer Gary Player and Billy Casper stay within striking distance amid scorching 100 degree heat and fading contenders.
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Dodger Pitcher Bill Singer Injured Again in Pittsburgh
In a setback for the Los Angeles Dodgers, ace Bill Singer fractured his right index finger Wednesday in Pittsburgh, sidelining him for a second time after an earlier no hitter against Philadelphia. Sandy Van Slyke was recalled from Spokane to serve as his replacement.
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Missile Belle Set to Lead $90000 Alabama Stakes Field
Missile Belle is the favorite in the $55,100 Alabama Stakes at Saratoga with Queen, Jonietz bo, and Fanfreluehe challenging. Personality, winner of seven stakes this season including the Cotillion, carries top weight at 126 pounds. Up and Reno are among other notable runners in Atlantic City and nearby events.
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Nets sign Johnson and Dove to contracts
New York Nets general manager Lou Carmesoecs announced Ed Johnson and Sony Dove have signed to contracts. Johnson, the club’s leading rebounder last season, averaged 14 points per game. Dove, a former St John’s star, averaged 4 points per game.
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Rene Barritnios Wins Oriental Junior Lightweight Crown
Rene Barritnios defeated Salomon Tihi Aowehit of Thailand by technical knockout in the eighth round after a seventh round domination. The bout, held Friday night in Manila, saw Barritnios slice open a cut on the right eye of his opponent in round five and surge to victory.
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State hunting outlook includes longer waterfowl season
PAUL ERNST reports Nebraska may face water shortages yet expects ample water by season. pheasant and quail hatches are strong, quail outlook improved, with multiple species season dates listed. Waterfowl season length and limits may expand, potential 90 day season with October start discussed. Canada reports more ducks and geese. Mississippi Flyway seeks longer season. Permits and licenses required for September party hunts.
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Barnes and Anderson lead jockey standings at Park track
Two wins apiece by Terry Barnes and Wayne Anderson keep them atop the farmers park track standings after Friday’s action. Barnes holds 4e points and Anderson 4B, with Fred Beofing in third on 21. Standings show Rames PH 4 ge Anderson 4B a 3 Kenfrey 3.432 1. Turner S40 Mundoré 1022 Stallings 235 2. Nebraska allows year round bow and arrow fishing from sunrise to sunset.
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City golf tournament qualifiers set at Elks Country Club
Qualifying rounds begin this weekend for the sevena annul city golf tournament at Elks Country Club on Aug 9 and 3. Residents or local firm employees may enter the 36 hole journey with a qualifying round. Junior golfers must have completed ninth grade. Entrants in other flights may qualify by playing 48 holes before Aug 26. Entry fee is four dollars, green fee for country club members is two dollars. A cocktail party and banquet are included. Pro Pat McCormick says the Elks course is in excellent condition and expects a large turnout.
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All Star Prep Period Under Way For Nebraska Coaches Association
North and South squads continued preparations for the Nebraska Coaches Association All Star Basketball game at Pershing Auditorium Lincoln August 21. Kruger praised Gere Harmnen of Schuyler and Greg Wright of Lincoln Northeast 26 for standout play while Krapp noted solid morning work and defined defensive roles for corner, wing, and point positions.
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