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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1970

Page

5

First Week Racing Sees Attendance and Wagering Rise at Agricultural Park

Attendance reached 18,989 the first full week at Blatte County Agricultural Park, with mutuel handle about 196,022 for five days, aided by the new exacta bet. Saturday attendance was 5,843 and handle 265,404, both above 1969 figures, as jockey Dave King won twice and Blacknancy captured the feature in a tight finish.

Atendance Ad Blatte County Agricultural Park Efly Agricultural Park Dave King Columbus Royal Love Ed Sunberg Audubon Jows Silver Creek Ak-Sar-Bén King Inurape Poona Miss H. B. Allee Sheridan Pred Ecoffey Mase O’mahmoud Ernie’s Abbey Ose O’mahmoud Fiat Terry Barnes Milt

Shrine football stars visit Minneapolis Shriner Hospital

Nebraska shrine all-stars visit the Twin Cities unit of Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children in Minneapolis. The players meet about 40 patients, play catch, and pose with youngsters while plans for the August 22 game at Lincoln, Nebraska, unfold. Proceeds from the game aid the hospital network, with prior games totaling around 700 dollars per win.

Lakeview Dennis Oeton Shriners Hospital For Crippled Children Minneapolis Minn Joe. Osten UPI Tor Bill Kult Nebraska Shrine Bill Seth Twin Cities Shriners Hospital Bill Soon Dennis Osten Lakeview High Columbus Rich Anderson Sutherland Jex Polfer McConk Kent Sunderman Ormalia Steyn Wieser Rouny Nebraska Tom Vincentini Qmana Jef Molring Cambridge Ronny Vincentini Mollring Shannon Welsos Nebraska City Lee Baumann Chadron Roger Brandl University of Nebraska At Lincoln Eath

Kincaid Leads Offensive Scrimmage Night Notes

Dave Kincaid of Columbus stood out on offense during a Sunday cage drill as the South squad faced Kearney State players in a full scrimmage. Coach Bill Kropp praised the team, with Rezac and Grantham among standouts at guard and left corner, as plans for a press defense unit began.

United Press International Kearney Bill Kropp Coaches Association Lincoln Kropp Dave Rezac Omaha South Dave Grantham Omaha Westside Mike Sitorius Cozad Taf Wayne State North Gene Kruger Kruger Joe Balus Omara Creighton Prep Dave Kincaid Columbus Nya

Terry Barnes Leads Jockey Points After Five Days

Terry Barnes tops the jockey standings with 56 points after five days at Agricultural Paks, leading runnerup Wayne Anderson who has 49 and Fred Keeffey with 40. Points award five for a win, two for place, and one for show.

Terry Barnes Wayne Anderson Agricultural Paks Barnes Anderson Fred Keeffey PS Pis Barnes Cenffey Maunder Sis Stallings King L Turner

Ickx wins Austrian Grand Prix with Regazzoni second

Jackie Ickx of Belgium and Clay Regazzoni of Switzerland finished first and second in the Austrian Grand Prix. It marked Ickx’s first Grand Prix victory for Verrart since 106 percent.

Altweg Austria UPI Jackie Ickx Belgium Clay Regazzoni Switzerland Verrart

Girls Invitational Softball Tourney Highlights Weekend Action

Weekend play at the Girls Invitational Softball Tournament featured high scoring games. Jong Branch beat Creston 22 to 2 with Faith Crotelueschen pitching and Charlene Sander, Gayla Buss, Lynnette Korle, and Sandy Korle driving in runs. Columbus toppled Bellwood 11 to 0 behind Sharon Hough’s pitching. Creston defeated Columbus 22 to 12, Marlene Spits homered for the winners. Humprey beat Pizza Hut 22 to 17 as Margaret Roman homered for the spinners. Bellwood edged Long Branch 14 to 17 in Sunday action, with Linda Janicek winning.

Jong Branch Creston Faith Crotelueschen Charlene Sander Gayla Buss Lynnette Sandy Korle Fong Branchere Jeannie Deltjen David City Humphrey Diane Frits Paula Hehrens Paula Jaworski Terry Crandall Chris Korus Bellwood Columbus Sharon Hough Pat Hiller Karen Jensen Pizza Hut Dales Brenda Grubaugh Pat Lavicky Mary Thomas Susy Hiemann Carol Falk Rita Dunn Commie Barnes Marlene Spits Sherrie Berglund Ford Jerry Crandad Margaret Roman Pizza Hot Squad Nancy Hegs Long Branch Linda Janicek Janet Schmitt Puttliller Gayle Buss Columbus Y Weigh

Stockton Wins Tulsa PGA Stuns Palmer in Major Showdown

Dave Stockton defies ARnie Palmer to capture the Tulsa PGA with a final round 73 and 72 hole 279, denying Palmer a chance at the elusive major. Palmer, Kirby Aturphy chase second as Hinson Liter, Nicklaus, Crampton at 282-283. Floyd, Lotz tied at 284 after 75.

Dave Stockton Wile Arnold Palmer Stockton Couil Palmer Bob Aturphy Klockton John Wayne Wayne Arnie Dave Larry Hinson Gene Liter Jack Nicklaus Bruce Crampton Ray Floyd Dick Lotz

Anglers Win Master Angler Awards Amid Heat Wave

Hot weather keeps many anglers home but those who fished earned Master Angler citations from the State Game Commission. Recipients include Larremouth Bass Wilfred Seger and Philip Byeral with category wins across lakes, reservoirs, and ponds in Rock, Buller, Hall, and surrounding counties, plus additional anglers for channel catfish rainbow trout northern pike smallmouth bass perch and other species at sites like Red Willow Reservoir Lake McConaughy and Offutt Lake.

Lincoln UPI State Game Commission Commission Limona Beach Don Essam Beatrice Burchard Lake Grant Reese Grand Island Hall County Allen Jenkins Gtfol Air Force Base Offutt Lake Gale Squire Garden City Kan Harlan County Brun Don Seiferl North Platte Canal Robert Larson Holdrege Maria County Steve Jones Mitchell Leke McConaughy Orylie Tickte Indianola Wayne Ragey Culbertson Rollin Trail McCook Red ‘Willy Pat O'Gorman Omaha Two Rivers

No. 1 post position dominates early Columbus Races

The first week at Columbus Races shows No. 1 post winning most often with eight winners. No. 4 leads with seven wins, while No. 2 and No. 7 each have six. All the money concentrate in No. 1 post with 23 units. other numbers appear in scattered totals. A separate note states Nebraska motorboat registration costs 27 dollars.

Post Columbus

Williams Sparks Cubs Past Dodgers in Iron Man Showing

Billy Williams delivered a double and a single in his 1103rd straight game, lifting the Chicago Cubs to a 5-2 win over Los Angeles. The 10th year veteran, rookie of the year in 1961, is hitting .310 with 10 RBIs and 4 homers, building his legendary iron man image as the Cubs pull within striking distance of the Dodgers. Other NL scores included New York over Atlanta 4-2 and San Francisco over St. Louis 2-2, while AL action saw Minnesota beat Boston 9-6 and Baltimore top Oakland 2-1.

Neil Hershberg UPI Wiri Billy Williams Chicago Cubs Los Angeles Gers Willams Williams Iron Man Seared Bobby Bends San Francico Giants Dodger Claute Osteen Willie Davis Jim Hickman Osteen Ron Santo Randy Hundley Johnny Callison Santo New York Atlanta San Diego Pittsburgh Cincinnati Philadelphia San Francisco St. Louis Montreal Houston Minnesota Boston Baltinore Oakland Cleveland Milwaukee Kansas City Washington Chicago Dekratt California

Lincoln driver wins National Lap Modified title in Knoxville

Joe Saldana of Lincoln Nebraska led from the backstretch of the first lap and dominated the national super modified championship at the Marion County fairgrounds half mile track winning in 9 minutes 51.20 seconds. He earned 3010 dollars plus lap money and finished eight lengths ahead of Dick Sutcliffe of Kansas City Missouri who took 2000 dollars for second. Ray Lee Goodwin of Kansas City earned 1500 dollars for third as Saldana captured his first national title.

Knoxville UPI Joe Saldana Lincoln Neb Saldana Dick Sutcliffe Kansas City Sutcliffe Ray Lee Goodwin Jan Opperman Mechanicsville Jerry Bluidy Galesburg Goodwin Opperman Blundy Marion County Fairgrounds Roger Larson Colman Steve Unger Garretsville Ohio Lonnie Jensen Stan Borofsky Buddy Taylor Albuquerque N.M Jon Backlund Gene Genetten al Murie Karl Wagner Peasantville Iowa Mick Ferkle Fosorja Ghic Bob Williams Ramieas City Backund

Amtersons win Sunday Night TV Seolch Doubles at Boulevard Lanes

Andersons cop doubles event sees Guy and Lindy Amterson roll a 629 series on games 221 213 195 to capture top prize. runners up include Starzee Xrumlant 622 and Fuhrs 622. Muellers 619. Spietungier Tubl etc. Prize details mention upcoming Channel 7 show Bowing at Leisure and a 4 sweepers jackpot with several high scratch games.

Guy Lindy Amterson Seolch Boulevard Lanes Harry Starzee Roxanne Xrumlant Leonard Rita Fuhr Roger Aledine Mueller Dill Spietungier Marilyn Tubl Muellers Fuhrs Krumland-Starcee Fred Dorothy Anson Rick Fuhr Hue Lusche Channel 7 Ifacold Grave Force Seaten Columbus Bowl Bill Anson Jolene Kasper Gary Barb Badie Joe Jean Karnik Roy Mabel Griepentrog Gill Corky

Huskers to play Louisiana State Tigers in 1975 76

Nebraska Athletic Director Bob Devaney announced a home and home series with LSU. The kickoff date is September 13, 1975, in Lincoln. Devaney called the agreement a great series and noted scheduling difficulties yet a goal to match top programs.

Lincoln University of Nebraska Bob Devaney Cornhuskers Lousiana State Tigers Huskers Tigers Devaney

Humphrey tops Columbus in error plagued game

Humphrey romped to a 41 victory over Columbus as Dales misplays and errors mounted. Dick Claussen doubled, Ritch Priester drove in runs, and Dick Gersich pitched three innings in relief. Genoa beat Silver Creek 54-0 in another GMI clash, Osceola and St Edward slip past rivals, and standings show Osceola leading with 10-0.

Nebra Humphrey Columbus Crew Jungs Ritch Priester Dales Humphrey Crew Dick Claussen Phil Kudron Doug Bullington Dick van Dyke Mike Gahan Charley Kovlh Mark Kudron Dick Gersich Genoa Silver Creek Gene Kula Jan Wall Silver Creekers St. Edward Osceola Park Dales West Point Sermer

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