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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1972

Page

5

North All Stars dominate Shrine Bowl with Heiser three TDs

North defeats South 20 to 6 at Memorial Stadium Macaln as Tom Heiser of Columbus scores three times. The North offense and defense shine with 97 rushing yards by Heiser and 47 total South yards, aided by standout linemen and backs. The game raises funds for Children’s Hospitals to about $70,000.

Tom Heiser North Rich Gaver North All Stars Columbus Memorial Stadium Macaln Shrine Bawl Hoth Meiser Hall David City Bob Martin Dan Brock Scolus Gene Ray Prenowet Brian G . Gulurihus Loving Omaha Burke Scot Johnson Omaha Benson Bixige Bob Lingentedler Mainview Jin Sledge Creighton Prep Lakeview Clets Pillen Pusk Dane Washington Ken Ridley Geneva Dan Sorge Nev Heiser Bayards Randy Renish Norfolk Martin Rippat Renish Ike Carabrossa Quitha North Novith Gayor Ray Dawbrosia Hose Lester Lee Sealisblalt Noel Martin Lexington Allen Hansen Wayne Orville Qualgett Grand Island Aleng Grippled Childrens Trospitals Nebraska Flree Shrive Temples Sesistris Tangier Tehama Reyring Tra

Shrine picks praise Heiser and Lingenfelter in Nebraska game

In Lincoln AP two Nebraska bound players were named outstanding offensive and defensive stars on the North team in the Shrine Football Game. Tom Heiser of Calumous led the North with three touchdowns in a 20-6 win, while Too Lingenfelter of Plainwell anchored the defense and earned a separate trophy for his role.

Lincoln Neb University of Nebraska Tom Heiser Calumous Too Lingenfeltes Plainwinn

North and Nebraska athletes shine in Lincoln events

At Lincoln last week the North squads swept athletic events with standout performances. Columbus players Brower and Tolatz led scorers, Creighton and Meeth club members aided strong showings, and Estwood broke stride with 12 points. In golf, Mike Blein of Scottsbluff won the Riverview Open, pacing a field that included Bolin and O Riley. Horse racing begins Friday at the State Fairgrounds with Swift Caprice confirming a late-season sprint.

Lincoln North Ack Johnson Columbis Brower Columbus Toltatz Leigh Foltat Steve Eswond Creighton Platte College Estwood Vor Heiser Myscaverers Tun Scottsblufe Neb al Scottsbluff Mwieh Schoat Mike Blein Tverview Centry Club Here Sun- Hay Kick Bolin Gering Nem O'Riley Bootlshiulf Jim Roudebush Omaha Roudebush Krein Taree Swiftiplutt Fd Nickelile Monroe Slate Fairgrounds Swift Caphire

Wally Hopp Keeps Cozad Golf Side Victory

In CO AD Nebraska Wally Hopp from Hastings won the Coral State Bank Pro Am at Cozad Country Club with 138 for 36 holes. Doug Kaup of Phillipsburg Kan was runner up in the pro division with 17 over par. Jim Brownfield of Oklahoma State won senior amateur with 1H, two strokes ahead of Jim Magelan. Craig Moyer of Wood River won junior amateur with 14, Jim Kk of Cozad was second with 16.

CO@AD Neb API Wally Hoppeas Coral State Bank Hopp Hastings Cound Country Club Doug Kaup Phillipsburg Kan Jim Brownfield Oklahoma State University Jim Mageland Alma Craig Moyer Wood River Jim Kk Cozad

Peru PEI 求 wrestling coach named

The article announces Monsean of Weirleu, Wo Wi joining Peru State College as head wrestling coach and assistant football coach and physical education professor. He previously coached in Germantown Ohio New Cumberland Charleston and Weirton West Virginia. Dr Rotor Cremner notes he was the first president of the Virginia Wrestling Association and that he is pursuing a doctorate at West Virginia University.

West Virginia University

Jensens to meet Missouri champs

Ballwin won the Miskieki American Legion baseball championship by defeating Springfield Wintcrest 5 3. Ballwin advances to the regional in Tastings Nebraska to face Omaha Jensens, with a 33 7 record and a 5 30 pm Wednesday game time.

Springfield Ballwin

Pearson tops Yankee 400 as Unser back in groove

Old pro David Pearson wins the Yankee 400 stock car race beating Bobby Allison by a car length. Al Unser returns to form after a dry spell. Foyt wins two 500 mile races and a second place. Ginger wins USAC stock car at Springfield then wins another feature next day. Brett Langer wins Continental Formula 3000 at Road Atlanta after protest settles. Redman initially declared winner. protest upheld due to race end timing in rain.

FY Bloys Britt David Pearson Dip al Unser Pearson Awl More Glen Wood Foyt Mackine Ginger United States Auto Club Springfield Brett Lainger Pomona Can Road Atlanta Brian Redman London Redan Carl Stogan Lunger Redman Chevron Langey Urebain Skp Barber Carlisle Mass John Morley Torrence Calif Jack Bowsher Ohio

Raiders Rookie Van Galder Leads Cardinals Comeback

Tim Van Galder, a rookie quarterback, entered as Denver led 13 0 and threw a 20 yard TD to Jackie Smith as the St. Louis Cardinals rallied to beat the Broncos 17 13 in an NFL exhibition. Hay Jamieson of Oakland suffered a broken neck during a 44 9 win over the Rams. Jamieson underwent surgery and was reported doing well with no paralysis. Other results included New England over Chicago, Detroit over Cleveland, and Kansas City at Baltimore in Arrowhead Stadium.

Associated Press Timminy Tim van Galder St. Louis Cardinals Denver Broncos van Galder Capdina Tax Denver Jackie Smith Cardinal Bob Holloway St. Louis Runnie Hay Jamieson Oakland Raiders Jamieson Raiders Los Angeles Rams New York Galits New York Dois New England Chicago Cleveland Flaustan Green Bay Dallas New Orleans Miami Cincinnati San Diego Sanaco Pittsburgh Atlanta Kansas City Chiefs Baltimore Arrowhead Stadium

Softball Title Promises Tug Between X-L and Qusis

The Columbus Softball League features a pivotal clash tonight as XL Mole meets Oasis at Wilderness Park north of Columbus. Early lineups include Shamicn, Dennis Kodad, Gary Trofholz, Bill Braithwart, Rick Bergman, and Rick Warnes. Oasis counters with Mike Johannes, Darrell Osten, Roger Wardeman, Dennis Osten, Gary Blescow, and Merle Johannes. Pitchers are Cliff ch and Bob Kapels.

XL Mole Onsig Ray Columbus Chameron Wilderness Park Monastery Shamicn Dennis Kodad Gary ‘Trofholz Laurey “Aynsiee Bill Braithwart Rick Bergman Gary i Rick Warnes Pilcher Dan Franzen Oasis Mike Johannes Darrell Osten Viger Osten Roger Wardeman Dennis Osten Gary Blescow Merle Johannes Als Milt More Cliff Ch Bob Kapels

Ethiopia and Kenya weigh stay or go at Munich Olympics

Ethiopia booked homebound flights as Kenya waits for President Kenyatta’s decision on Rhodesia's entry. The Africa bloc urged restraint amid mounting political tensions, while thousands flocked to Olympic venues and the Wie Olympiagel Hill signals marked the opening events.

Ethiopia Kenya Hubert United States Olympiagerg Olympic Mountain Munich Atlantic Ocean Willehe Fenill

Softball tournament results from Wilderness Park

Columbus Softball League action at Wilderness Park featured Mink Bar of Norfolk beating Albion Lockery 12 to 7, Shue Records of Norfolk edging Bob Johnson 10 to 7 after five innings, and Benson's of Stanton overpowering Haskins 5 to 1 on a strong Gary Benson pitching night. Long Branch defeated Uncle Tom's 9 to 6, while Person's beat Behren's 5 to 0 and Mint Bar topped Albion Lockers 7 to 2. Hadar vs Sportsman Top of Wahoo was postponed.

Wilderness Park Mink Bar Norfolk Albion Lockery Shue Records Bob Johnson Calumbus Hadar Sportsman Columbus X-L Motel Oasis Bar Gary Benson Gary Benson Stanton Haskins Person Gehring Behren Long Branch Uncle ‘Tom R. Calta Bellew Benson's Mo

Broncos seek revamped attack to contend in 1979

Denver coach John Ralston aims to shift to a more aggressive attack to boost scoring inside the opponent's 20. With star backs Floyd Little and We Anderson and tight end Billy Masters, the offense hinges on improved quarterback consistency and a healthier offensive line while the defense, led by a strong front four and a solid secondary, supports the drive.

Denver Iy Purier Denver Broncos John Ralston Riley Oxtoms Bobby Ar Uorsen Tv Fege Chomsy Ralston Cionces Barnes Hroheo Rangangs Secon Stanford Bronco Pete Duranko Rich Jackson Duranko Dacksan Chip Myrtle Leroy Mitchell Billy Thompson Thompson George Saimes Charlie Greer Traxly Don Horn Steve Ramsey Charley Johnson Mike Wrast Washington Jim Kriegant Colorado Larry Brunson Billy Masters Tole Bailll John Mosler

Norfolk Wins Central Nebraska Swim League Meet Here

Norfolk defeats Kearney 702 to 604 to win the Central Nebraska Swim League meet held Sunday at the Pawnee Park Pool. Columbus finished fifth with 23542 points as Seagwes swimmer awards went to Brad Loseke and Jeff Dugn in under and over breaststroke respectively. AAU sanctioned competition sponsored by the Columbus Swim Association. Columbus scorers listed in various age groups with multiple times and athletes named.

Norfolk Kearney Pawnee Park Columbus Velcam Brad Loseke Jeff Dugn Don Jenssen Bol Sion Dave McNair Columbus Swim Association Roya Laseke Weber Engel Schmidt Pye David ‘Mattiews Rick Engel Mante Weber Breas A Wehr Matthews Karen Gehring Back Ge i Breast Bethmann Genning Scott Doug Brea

Genoa Beats Silver Creek 9-2 in Central Nebraska League

Genoa dominated Silver Creek 9-2 in the sole CN League game on Sunday. Scorers include Genoa players Rush Street and Bormsehle Ral with Oakeson and Bryzal contributing. Osceola-Fullerton game moved to August 23 at Fullerton.

Genoa Poales Silver Creek Fullerton Genoa Rush Street Bormsehle Ral Oakeson Bryzal

Nitz Schacher Team Tops TV Mixed Scotch Doubles

Lynn Whilg and Sharon Schacher led Boulevard Lanes in a 6- score win in the TV mixed scotch doubles. June’s results featured Mike Evans with Marion Hecker and Fred with Jury Sullon, while Nile Schacher posted high games 219 202 and 192 and the Sultans shot 217. Duane and Karen Laudenklos were picked to bowl Gary and Ann Puckett, won, and advance to Omaha on Sept 3 for Bowling at Leisure.

Lynn Whilg Sharon Schacher Boulevard Lanes Mike Evans Marion Hecker Fred Jury Sullon Bob Donna Massot Nile Schacher The Sultans Duane Karen Laudenklos Gary Ann Puckett Omaha

Lincoln King and Roberts Skyline Shine in Softball Tourney

In the Triple A Fast Pitch Softball tournament Lincoln King defeated Roberts Skyline 6 to 1, with Scottsbluff edging Chickson 7 to 2. Mason Bowes and Fryer led Lincoln King while Claussen’s contributed 7 runs for Lincoln Mason in another clash. The event also featured broadcast team KOLN TV and a marathon 11 inning Roberts Skyline vs Scottsbluff tilt.

Lincoln King’s Roberts- Skyline Lincoln Mason-Bowes Fryermont Budweiser Clarkson Grandstand Claussen Lincoln Mason Scottschlalt Chickson Scottsbluff Koln-Tv Roberts-Skyline

Doane College Preseason Football Roster Includes Area Players

Two Columbus area residents appear on Doane College Crete roster Center Uruce Sehinit of Rising City listed at 60 and 200 pounds a two year rofterman from Rising City and Center Dan Matulka of Navid City listed at 8 and 195 pounds Both players are noted as rostered in pre season listings for the Doane football squad.

Columbus Doane College Crete Uruce Sehinit Rising City Rofterman Dan Matulka Navid City

Turf Digest Seeks Help for Handicapping Fans

The notice urges racing fans to write to Turf Digest in Des Moines to seek aid in handicapping. It mentions a P O Box address and invites reader participation to improve betting guidance. The piece carries a period-voice tone and targets enthusiasts with a direct call to action.

Turf Digest P.O Des Moines Java

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