Tripsville sets track mark at Columbus Races
Tripsville in Tom Charlee stable of Topeka Kansas wins the featured seventh. The 5-year-old equine star set a furlong record of 1:18 4-6, beating Due De Miss’s prior 1969 mark while earning $1,100 of the $2,500 pot. Me Go and Sonny's Delight trailed as Tripsville’s margin neared a quarter of a long. Attendance was 1,512 with Beasley the leading rider of five years here. The day yielded mixed excitement among local fans and a large exacta in race five.
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Tripsville
Columbus
Tom Charlee
Topeka
Kati
Spanish Key
Sonny
Chicago
Yeeolfey
Mr. Morn
Marblete
Coraskaures
Alerrys
Griener
Chaves
Kin
Barnes
Lorrie
Anderson
Ala
Alla Kay
Hope County
Steperds Breanna
Brackels
Fares Wachil
Tieina Rogan
Jaenmi Z
Patterson
Alsa Fan
Kays
Marv
Csra
Tirk
Turner
Hesthors
Barres
Barbie Stream
King
Datreharger
Kinet Chacolels Lave
Stathoasi Blair Royal Lave
Isinnaiinas Pree
Stall Latery
Delton
Charming
Trag Tigre
tAndson
tCatema
Alorf
Groraien
Efettal
Jim French Refused Entry in Travers Stakes
Saratoga Springs NY UPI trainer Johnny Campo announced he is no longer trainer of Thoroughbred Jim French. The colt was refused entry by Saratoga stewards in the Travers Stakes amid controversy over ownership.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
UPI
Johnny Campo
Allen and Jenkins among Friday stars
Philadelphia fans booed Richie Allen as he led the Dodgers to a 4 2 victory with a homer and two singles. The night featured another round of major league results including Cincinnati, Chicago, Montreal, Atlanta, and San Diego wins, plus Jenkins earning his 20th victory and the Cubs sweeping Houston.
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Neil Hershberg
UPI
Philadelphia
Richie Allen
Allen
Los Angeles Dodgers
Rero
Aller
Phillie
J. C. Martin
Ferguson Jenkins
Cubs
Houston
Jenkins
Jenking
Firel Cubs
Mordecai
Thee Finger’ Brown
Warren Spahn
Lee May
Tony Veter
Russ Grimsley
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Perez
May
Dim Fairey
Ron
Bi Stoneman
Expos
San Francisco
Marty Perez
Atlanta
Cardinals
Cathedral stars help North defeat South in all star game
North squads led by Cathedral High coach Roger Higgins staged a second quarter breakaway to secure a 64 to 11 victory over South. Howard scored 22 of his 31 points in the second period, setting a 20 point record. Klumann added 12 and strong defense on Kent Keckeway helped seal the win. Dick Hansen also played for the North squad.
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Lincoln
Omaha Cathedral High
Roger Higgins
Mike
Ifilary Noward
North
South
Nebraska Coaches Association
Howard
Jerry Clark
Imperial
Larry Seger
Omaha
Victoras
Secon
Bud
Higgins
Yanks
Neil Klumon
Columbus High
Klutman
Lincoln East
Kent Keckeway
Jack Johnson
Dick Hansen
Saban Eyes First Winning Denver Broncos Season
Denver coach Lou Saban expresses optimism as the Broncos, featuring new quarterback recruit Den Corn Horn and a strengthened defense, seek to improve beyond a .500 record after a preseason loss to Washington. Key acquisitions Leroy Mitchell Roger Shoals Marv Montgomery John Kohler aim to bolster the line and secondary while Floyd Little and Bobby Anderson anchor the backfield. The 1971 roster approach centers on a tougher, more productive offense and improved protection for quarterbacks.
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Green Bay
Denver
Saban
Che
Broncos
Rush
Leroy Mitchell
Houston Oilers
Detroit
Roger Shoals
Marv Montgomery
Southern California
John Kohler
South Dakota
Floyd Little
University of Colorado
Bobby Anderson
Mora
Denver Oronce
Sebanays
Branens
Gabriel to start earning salary for Rams in pre season
Gabriel will assume a larger role for the Los Angeles Rams as the team faces the Oakland Raiders in Merkeley California. Pro coach Tom Prothro plans a bigger workload for the quarterback over the next four pre season games amid other roster moves and injury notes.
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Joe Carnicelly
UPS
Roman Gabriel
Gabriel
Los Angeles
Giaarientacl
Tommy Prathro
Rams
Oakland Raiders
Merkeley
Calif
Karl Sweetan
John Walton
Dennis Dummit
Dummit
Jeccy Rhome
Houston
Prothro
Raiders
Easure
Willie Brown
George Atkinson
Mike Clark
Dallas Cowboys
Cleveland Browns
Kansas City
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Denver
Memphis
Fent
Miami
Green Bay
Milwaukee
Chicago
Minnesota
St. Louis
Washington
New York Jets
New York Giants
New Haven
Conn
New England
Buffalo
San Diego
San Francisco
Baltimore
Archie Manning
Saints
Mississippi
Nan Pastorini
Elouston
Philadelphia Eagles
Steve Alexakos
Allonta Falcons
Wallace Clark
Alvin Griffin
Jim Dugan
Henry McKay
Ste James
Falcons
Jack Clancy
Hill brothers switch places in links lead
In Philadelphia the Hill brothers swapped atop the scorecard during round three of the $150,000 Philadelphia Golf Classic at Whitemarsh Valley. Mike Hill opened 65 but faltered to 73, while Dave Hill again posted four under par, pulling level with Mike and moving ahead of Tosburg, Murphy, and Weiskopf as the field shrank.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Dave Ill
Tn Ste
Nassau
Hill
Whitemarsh Valley Country Club
Mike
Mb Tosburg
Bob Murphy
Mike Hill
Tom Weiskopf
George Knudson
Mark Nicklaus
Bot Bies
Dale Wouglass
Gordonnes
Grier Jones
al WI
Deane Bevan
Joe Care
Joel Galdstrand
Dave Man
Steve Oppermann
Lou Graham
Randy Wolff
Billy Casper
Charles Coody
Bruce Crampton
Yommy Aaron
Chil
Chi Rodriguez
Dave Stockton
Till
Chaska
Mine
Tany Dacklin
Cross Water Safety program enrolls 94 trainees
Platte County Red Cross reports 94 swimmers enrolled in the 1971 Cross Water Safety program at pools in Columbus Creston and Humphrey. A total of 256 certificates were issued focusing on Beginning and Adv-inced Beginners plus Junior and Senior Life Saving certificates.
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Platte County
Cross
Columbus
Creston
Humphrey
Ret Cross
Sanne Bullington
Red Cross Ifice
Advineud
Ight Juunior
Phil Hockenberger
Platte County Red Cross
Doug Eggll
Jin Uchimann
Sheryl Ditter
Pegey Wiemer Morfeld
Jane Hollatz
Jud Iv Humphrey
Margare Ibers
Barbara Nissen
Mary Kay van Acker
Red Sox edge Athletics as Peters muffles Blue bids
Gary Peters tossed a four hitter to outduel Vida Blue and the Oakland Athletics 1-0, yielding the lone run on Doug Griffin's single in the eighth. Blue suffered his toughest loss of the season, dropping to 22-6 while Peters improved to 12-9 and Boston snapped a brief skid.
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Vito Stelling
Vida Tools
Boston Red Sox
Oakland Athletics
Gary Peters
Red Sox
Blue
New York
Peters
Billy Conigliaro
Duane Josephson
Oakland
Tommy Davis
Griffin
Rhus
Boston
Dara Knowles
Minnesota
Baltimore
Detroit
Milwaukee
California
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
Kansas City
Houston
Montreal
San Francisco
Vincinnati
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Philadelpia
Atlanta
St. Wis
San Diego
Frank Robinson
Twins
Orioles
Leo Cardenas
Dick Hall
Rellow
Ill Parsons
Meartife
di Northrup
AL Kaline
Sfilwaukes
Kaline
Chicago White Sox
Ossy
Jay Johnstone
Bill Melton
Randy Alomar
Jim Spencer
Rudy May
Promising 1972 Columbus American Legion Juniors Baseball Team
Rich Gave notes the 1971 Columbus American Legion Juniors Sea 501 finished sourly but looks strong for 1972. Returning stars Mike Valasek and Mike Aernis headline a deep pitching staff, with Lane etc. The article items specific season stats and player movements, highlighting Valasek and Weiser as top defenders and MecLaughlin as a versatile hitter.
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Rich
Columbus American Legion
Larry Lasse
Gerry Engelbert
Mike Aernis
Mike Aernis and Iefthander Mike Valasek
Aeril
York College
Haunter
Valageh
Wayne College
Legion Club
Acrni
Grant Island
Nto
Lincoln Nbc
Fremont
Norfolk
Valasek
Silver Creek High
Jeff Lasley
Halling
Tim McLaughlin
Legion
McLaughlin
Fannee Hyo
Lincoln Pirst National Bank
Tim
Qué
Ehorlshop
Dean Kobra
Daly Briggs
George Olson
Olson
Larry Yorke
Hanke
Dave Zola
Bra
Walla
Gon Walters
Yovard
Walters
Hest
Larry Valasek
Ted Weiser
Silver Creek
Swin Wiece
Larry
Wieser
Calehor Briggs
Larry Kobus
Briggs
Kobus
Baling
Willy
Bruce Poiner
Ebner
Oulfielders
Dave Melliger
Rick Peterson
Blues
Shit Hk
SAC
SO Valarek
Wear
Vi Honke
Bruce
Ziola
Dave
Dan
Pio
Melliger
Goo
Wiesor
Ted
George
Mike
Don
Woo
F Peterson
Ris
Aeral
Ron
Kobza
Dean
Lasley
Jett
Rongish
Ernie
Modelekl
Gary
Heinschn
Jasper
Charlie
AN AS Sas
NP TR Walters
SF McLavahlin
OM Lasley
Koza
UU Sl Uc OH Modelski
Colorado State Star Turns Pro
Colorado State University basketball standout Rick Fisher Friday announced he is forfeiting remaining college eligibility to sign with the Utah Stars of the American Basketball Association. He leaves CSU after contributing as a top scorer and rebounder for the Rams this season.
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Colorado State
Salt Lake City
UPI
Rick Fisher
Colorado State University
Utah Stars
American Basketball Association
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