Crafty Kaat Defeats Yankees For 18th Win Of Season
Jim Kaat of the Chicago White Sox wins his 18th this season by beating the New York Yankees 2-1. He pitched 8 2 3 innings with seven hits and four walks as Rich Gossage closed out the win after Jerry Hairston produced the tying run in the ninth. George Medich took the loss for New York.
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Geiberger shoots 66 to lead in Texas heat
Al Geiberger fires a four under par 66 at Colonial Country Club to seize the solo lead in the $250,000 event as Nicklaus slips to a second place tie. Hale Irwin and Bob Dickson sit one behind at 67, with several big names close by and brutal 100 degree conditions shaping the day.
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Baseball Leaders Face National League And American League Statistics
United Press International lists top hitters and pitchers by league. National League leads include Rose and Luzinski with high batting marks, while Seaver and Palmer pace pitching. home run leaders include Luzinski Schmidt and Mayberry among others.
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Columbus 4 Telegram Reports City Golf Championship Flights
City Golf Championship flights scheduled this weekend with start times across seven flights. Players listed include Goswell Morris Jensen Strickler and Wellman Ernst Ferguson Barber in Championship Flight plus numerous entries in first to seventh flights.
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Dan Peterson
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Mike Jones
Dean Marshall
Omer Latham
Terry Mausbach
Chet Peitch
Bill Curry
Frank Knox
Lavern Torcron
Cleo Robak
Tom Oakes
Kenneth Barnes
al Matthews
Ron Hitch
My Place Ulysses reach semi finals in Duncan invitational
In Duncan Invitational play My Place beats Rising City 9 to 3 to secure a semi final berth. Ulysses defeats Monroe 10 to 6 in ten innings with Don Endicott belting two homers and a single for five runs. Mel Heimann earned the win for My Place.
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Hot sessions for Huskers
Nebraska’s preseason contact drills ran in near 100 degree heat as coach Tom Osborne labeled the workout good. Positions remain undecided with openings at right tackle left tackle and right guard, as offensive and defensive lines compete in two a days through Friday and a closed scrimmage Saturday.
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Lions set single season ticket sales record
Detroit Lions announce a season ticket total of 50,311, up from 40,419 last year and the highest in the club's 42 year history. The rise follows moving to the Pontiac Metropolitan Stadium 80,000 seat domed arena, with an exhibition game against the Kansas City Chiefs marking the venue's inauguration.
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Team doubles wins amid Pawnee and Lutheran league bowling
Cesh Swine System captures high team game 930 and high team series 2726 in Pawnee League at Columbus Bowl. Eldie Stahl tops individual series 608 with games 223 201 184. Vic Ainars 256 best in men’s game. Luthern action sees Viergutz Lumber high game 226 and high series 603. others include Rasche Lilienthal and Riehert with multiple 200s.
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Account Closed Wins First Start at Columbus Track
Account Closed driven by Randall Meier wins the fourth race at Columbus Races in 1 07.45 for four year olds and up claiming. Cheri Beri owned by Kemling Brothers garners $7.60 in race one. Miss Code Blue owned by Chief Stanley takes race two for $9.80 with John Rettele aboard. Tudor Spade piloted by Terry Barnes secures a $31.40 victory in race five. Narani with Meier wins race eight as Swapa Marble finishes second. Mutuel handle for Thursday rises to $181 597 with 2 850 in attendance.
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Fred Ecoffey Leads Columbus Races Jockey Standings
Fred Ecoffey rode Minnie Bride to win in the sixth at Ag Park as he tops the Columbus Races standings with five wins in three days and 36 points. Rodolfo Calderon has four wins and 20 points while William Stallings leads in seconds with six and 20 points. Dave King has piloted four show horses.
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C K and Ski Lounge Meet in 1975 Softball Championship
The Columbus Men’s Fast Pitch Softball Championship pits C K Planing Mill against Ski Lounge at Wilderness Park on Saturday August 23 at 8 p.m. Both teams finished 16-2 in the regular season with Ski Lounge dominating Division II at 15-3. C K defeated Ski 8-2 earlier, with Larry Ayler blanking Oasis Bar 4-0 on July 24.
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Brewers to drop farm affiliation with Solons
The Milwaukee Brewers will end their working agreement with the Sacramento Solons of the Pacific Coast League at season's end.
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Murray Olderman Pro Cards Miami Dolphins Coach Outlook
Don Shula outlines the Dolphins 1975 outlook emphasizing retained defensive personnel and a revamped offense post 1974. He notes Arnsparger’s absence, injuries, and the shift to possible four man fronts while relying on Griese Morrall and a renewed receiver corps led by Nat Moore and Fred Solomon.
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Dolphins Close to Fourth Straight Super Bowl Bid
The Dolphins nearly earned a chance at a fourth consecutive Super Bowl but will miss WFL departures and must prove they can win without them. Prediction has them first in the AFC East.
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