Omaha Dugdales win state Legion title in baseball
The Omaha Dugdales defeated the Omaha Millers 4 to 2 to clinch the State Class A American Legion Junior baseball championship. The playoff game in Columbus was forced after the Millers beat the Dugdales 7 to 2 on Tuesday. The Dugdales advance to the regional tournament in Moorhead, Minnesota, later this month, with Ostby scoring on a Woodworth misplayed grounder and Woodworth homering for the go ahead run in the sixth, followed by an insurance tally in the ninth.
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Huntsville eliminated from NBC tournament in Wichita
Huntsville Alabama fell to New London Connecticut in a National Baseball Congress event in Wichita. Boulder Colorado defeated Tallahassee Florida 3 0 while Eureka California beat Tucson Arizona 4 4 Ostby drove in Jerry Richardson as The Dugdales posted 12 hits off Terry Price Price suffered his first tournament appearances Keiderling earned win in relief of Roger Maxwell Maxwell pitched three innings of eligibility and finished with 21 scoreless innings
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Ski Lounge tops Person's in Columbus league title match
Ski Lounge captured the Columbus Men's Softball League tournament with a 11-0 win over Oasis Bar as Long Branch finished third. Larry Ayler struck out 13 in a dominant outing, Jack Nasal homered, and Loren Catlau drove in two runs. Consecutive third inning singles by Glenn Laseke Mike Moeller and Terry Gaver aided the victory.
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Grosz Wins Women Handicap Golf At Elks Club
Dorothy Grosz captured first in the Women’s handicap golf tournament at Elks Country Club with a low handicap score of 47. Twenty four competitors vied while runners up included Emerson Janey and Jackie Mediat. Prizes for fewest putts Tuesday went to Brand Sinko Mediat Ellison Thomson Brooks and Senllen. Manager Gene Match of the Montreal Expos played with one different teams in organized baseball between 1943 and 1959.
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Baseball trades and tennis results in brief
Baseball news notes from AP: Billy Grabary gewicz traded from Amer. League to Phillies for a player to be named later. Jim Kaal sold to Chicago White Sox. Golf results include Baldoza winning four straight balls in one and Sander advancing in U.S. Women's Amateur. Tennis results feature Orantes and Court advancing in U.S. Clay Court and Jersey Shore events. Also Ard Schenk and Bob Seagren win in Superstars semi finals.
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Shrine grid game captains named for Shrine All Star
Shrine football organizers set Saturday as the Shrine All Star game at Lincoln with South captains Reg Gast and Joe Callura, both of Lincoln Fast. North picks Burns, Davis, and Fultz as a triumvirate. South coach Don Johnson reports two practice sessions at Crete with more contact work planned and timing drills. Dick Tye of Auburn remains on the injury list. North squad practiced in Fremont at Memorial Stadium, coach Roger Higgins noting thorough prep and no major injuries. Everyone expected to be ready by game day.
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McNally Extends The Rangers Curse To Seventeenth Straight
Baltimore beat Texas H 17th straight victory over the Rangers as Jim McNally pitched another strong effort. Toby Harral opened the seventh with a single. Bill Sedakis homered in the eighth for Baltimore. The win moved the Orioles atop the AL standings as the Royals, Twins, Brewers, and Angels also won their games.
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Reds use intentional walk to spark win over Pirates
Sparky Anderson's decision to walk Willie Stargell with two on and two out in the eighth paid off as Rich Zisk rolled out, then Cincinnati scored in the ninth to beat Pittsburgh. Billingham earned his seventh shutout of the season. Giants, Mets, Astros, Dodgers win as Marichal takes solo lead.
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Potter to start for North in All-star game
Tentative lineups for the North and South All-star basketball game in Lincoln were released. The draft splits players into two squads with six players per half for balanced playing time. Coaches may substitute freely during the second half.
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Freshmen invited to Kearney drills for Scotus Lakeview duo
Scotus Central Catholic and Lakeview freshmen join other area first years for opening full football drills at Kearney State College. Names include Jeff Bolin Albion Mark Tonniges Osceola Gerald LaVelle Polk and returning lettermen TJ Christo Albion Dick Kszlazek Fullerton Dennis Donnelly Genoa with newcomers Jim Rolin Albion.
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Boston Pitcher Jom Curtis Tops Yankees Once
Boston pitcher Jom Curtis, signed from the Long Island sandlots by veteran scouts Boots Nekola, has defeated the Yankees in a single decision.
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Eagles and Steelers clash in NFL exhibition
The Philadelphia Eagles and Pittsburgh Steelers meet in an NFL exhibition as coach Mike McCormack seeks improvement. John Reaves starts at quarterback for Philadelphia with Roman Gabriel in the second half, while Pittsburgh leans on Terry Bradshaw and Franco Harris. Joe Greene anchors the defense as Harris recovers from a thigh bruise. The Steelers, 1-1 in exhibitions, rest star backs Morris and Csonka due to injuries.
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