Gullett Beats Gibson In Cincinnati Showdown
Don Gullett overpowering Bob Gibson 5-0 as Cincinnati Reds rout St Louis 5-0. Carbo homered off Gibson, Foster added a two run triple, while Gibson faltered to drop to 11-6. Pirates, Giants, and Mets won for a split in the daily MLB action across the league.
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Midget Football Signups Set For August 23
Joe Krumbach announces midget football weigh in for Columbus residents at the City Auditorium Monday August 23 at 6 9 p m. All players must attend with a parent or guardian to sign a release. Eligible boys were born July 1 1957 to July 4 1981 and weigh 73 to 308 pounds. About one hundred youths join this Jaycee program teaching football fundamentals and sportsmanship.
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Semi finals set for tonight in Columbus softball tourney
Tonight two semifinals take shape at 7 40 and 9 00 in Pawnee Park Pony League Field Clarkson meets Budweiser Fremont while Oasis Bar faces Mel's TV Local duel features Darrett Dubsky of Clarkson against Bob Verning of Budweiser Oasis and Mel's TV each lead in league with Oasis first and Mel's TV third after Sahara Lounge results Finales slated Friday August 20 at 7 and 9 pm
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Kreins Signs with Baltimore Orioles
Paul Kreins, 18, who was selected by the Baltimore Orioles in last June s free agent baseball draft, signed with the American League club on Wednesday.
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Game Commissioner Stone Resigns from Lincoln Post
LINCOLN Flora Stone of Alliance, a member of the State Game Commission, has resigned. He told Gov. Jak in a letter dated Wednesday, noting he will be 75 next month and detailing his long service since 1969 with a term ending in January 1988.
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Televise Volleyball Match US Cuba From Havana
UPI reports that ABC announced on Wednesday it will televise the United States versus Cuba volleyball game from Havana as part of the Wide World of Sports program on August dates.
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Mets win minor league title in Sioux League action
The Mets coached by Ron Novicki and Sam Prososki claimed the Minor Little League title as Sioux League leaders, posting strong marks including 10 adge and 124 total by jets runners up under Gerald Mancuso. Other squads posted records across the league with Tigers 9-7 coached by Savy Abegelon and Chargers 12 coached by Jimi McMeckin.
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King Overhauls Stallings Lead in Columbus Races
Dave King rallied to close the jockey standings at Columbus Races, boosting his runner-up score to 80 points and narrowing Stallings lead. King still tops the season with 91 wins, while Wayne Anderson trails with 10 and Stallings remains ahead in some categories.
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Royals Rout Oaks Behind Haynes Grand Slam
Omaha Royals thrashed the Iowa Oaks 16 to 5 in Des Moines as Dart Haynes drove in eight runs. A grand slam gave Omaha the early lead and pitcher Jin Rooker secured his first American Association win in a strong eight innings.
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King King wins five at Agricultural Park in midweek card
Dave King rode five winners on Wednesdays section at Agricultural Park, missing money only in race four. Our Scamp won in race three for a $20.20 payoff, with Nova Deb $4.60, Salad Nights $8.10, Great City $7, Cineinmati Kid $10 capturing other scores. Jeanie Baby paired with Nova Deb for a $68.20 daily double, and Royal Love led a featured seventh with a five-length margin. Attendance was 3,139, with total wagering of $149,155 as six-day meeting totals climbed.
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Rites Today for Former Major Leaguer Waiter Muller
Former major league outfielder Waiter Muller who played with the Pittsboro Pirates from 1922 to 1924 will be buried Thursday at Zion Lutheran Church in St. Louis. He was 7 at his death and was the father of former New York Giant outfielder Don Muller.
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Referee Signed for Stander Ramos Rematch in Omaha
Lew Eskin of New York will referee the August 26 rematch between Helene Ben Stander of Council Bluffs and Manuel Ramos of Mexico in Omaha. Eskin editors Boxing Mostrated. The prior bout last September ended disputed with Ramos claiming he deserved the win.
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Cowboys' passing game looks set to rebound this season
Dallas coach Landry insists the Cowboys never abandoned a big play philosophy as injuries forced a run heavy approach last year. With Morton healthy, Staubach rising, and a deep receiving corps led by Hayes and Ditka, Dallas aims for a potent aerial attack to complement a strong running game.
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Gymnastics Season Underway at Columbus High
About 45 gymnasts signed for Columbus High season with 12 lettermen creating a hopeful outlook. Workouts run 90 minutes morning and night. fall sessions begin in August. Coach Beck, newly elected secretary of the Nebraska Gymnastics Association, targets the Big Ten title. First annual state gymnastics clinic set for this week at the University of Nebraska. New event added this season, visiting horse judging. Seniors Tom Folsom Tom Olson and Mark Paorler expected to pace 1971 squad.
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Tooley Drugstore Tops in Weekly Swap Shootout
At Izaak Wallan grounds the Tooley Drugstore team led scoring as Malopek Shoes and Columns Rifle Club finished strong. Shotmn News posted 182 points while Thams Welding and Machine and BD WN followed with lower totals in the event.
Packers release Grabowski in NFL roster reshuffle
Packers put 1966 million dollar backfield star Jim Grabowski on waivers after knee injuries. Dan Devine said the move was necessary to prevent further decline as John Brockington steps in. Patriots signed tackle Mike Wynn from Nebraska after releasing rookies Mek McGarry and Lew Swain.
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Dave Conway
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Towa duck season opens Oct 2 with other Iowa hunts
The Towa Conservation Commission released fall hunting seasons for Iowa. Duck season runs Oct 2 to Nov 20 under a point system. pheasant Oct 2 to Jan 1972. goose Oct 1 to Oct (restricted). Other seasons include Hungarian Partridge Nov 14 to Dan 2, Quail Oct 27 to Oct 31, Tuffed Grouse Oct W to Nov 28, Wilson Snipe Sept 2 to Dec, Coot Oct 2 to Nov 20. Daily bag limits apply per species.
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Ducks Unlimited Report Signals Strong Prairie Nesting
Sport Storts by Paul Ernst Duck Report from Ducks Unlimited says breeding populations rise with favorable spring weather and ample water. The July counts show Mallard broods hatching earlier than 1970, blue-winged teal and gadwall on time, parkland bread numbers near 1969 levels, and broader carryover prospects into next year amid abundant prairie water.
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Gateways take Legion crown in Class A title win
Hastings Nebraska Omaha Gateways clinched the Class A American Legion baseball state title with a 62 victory over Grand Island. Pitcher Jim Benak relieved in the seventh to stop Tstander's rally led by Keilly Gibson and Jim Partington. Gateways advance to the eight-state regional in Williston to start next week.
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Nebraska NSAA Football Rules Interpretation Meeting Announced
The Nebraska School Activities Association schedules a football rules interpretation meeting for 7 p.m. Thursday May 21 at Columbus Senior High School Auditorium. Attendance is required for those planning to officiate this season. A regular officiating mechanics clinic is set for Sept. 4 at Kearney State College beginning 9 a.m.
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Les Chamberlin
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Cohasset Tribe Wins Sanford Stakes at Saratoga
Cohasset Tribe won the Sanford Stakes by three lengths at Saratoga, returning $9.40, $4.00 and $3.20. Traboosh was second, Buck the System third, with notable results across Atlantic City and Arlington race cards including Delta Sal and My Secret Love among others.
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