Columbus High drills 1973 football squad preview
Sixty five CHS athletes checked out for 1973 74 season with about 16 returnees guiding the squad. Coach Jet discusses early practice amid 65 players reporting in shape to challenge Papillon opening Sept 7. Notable returnees include Scott Trofholz Robin Oberg Tom Walters and Doug Wardinger. Team plans nine games starting Sept 29 at home against Beatrice.
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Tom Deyke
Beatrice
TV Delight Caps Feature at Agricultural Park
TV Delight won the featured seventh race at Agricultural Park with jockey John Rettele aboard the chestnut colt from John McGorimack Omaha stable. Gem Dan ran second as Dine Effet and Bud's Jay Bee also placed, with mutuels reflecting a lively afternoon as attendance dropped due to heat.
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Chadron High Names Basketball Coach for 1973-74
Chadron Nebraska AP reports Chadron High School has hired Samuels to coach the varsity basketball team for the 1973 74 season. Samuels is a Chadron State College graduate and played CSC basketball for three years before graduation.
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Pin honors to Duane Stenger at Deana's Diner lanes
Duane Stenger posted high game of 24 and 687 series as Deana's Diner led Centennial League scoring at Boulevard Lanes. Team totals reached 3,025 for the threesome, with 405 per member and a 1,048 10–mark spread. Multiple bowlers posted 600-plus series including Randy Krumland 635 and Bob Amsberger 626 as CHSI Langan and others added 600s. In Wednesday Night Mixed action Don Still led with 47, while Leon Miller’s 613 trio paced. Pin Rutchers captured team honors with 762 game and 2,014 aggregate.
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Jerry Kroeker
Bill Schuele
LeRay Ernst
Foul Gottschall
Dennis Kudron
Joba Lats
Stan Gottschall
Don Eisele
Duane Novotny
Jee Topil
Leon Miller
Ardean Stone
Joe
Randy Krant
Lee Hummer
Fam Ne Wonen
Judy Krumland
Pin Rutchers
St Francis Bluejays gain hopes with sixteen lettermen
Sixteen lettermen form the core for Coach Le Kloewer’s St Francis Central Bluejays as they approach the gridiron season. Key returnees include Dick Kasiel, George Keller, Ray Fuchs, and Justin Magsamen, with others listed as senior lettermen. Coach notes strong prospects but some inexperience. Schedule lists games from September through November against Clarkson, Herwells, Elgin Pope, Dodge, Tilden, Oaklind, Newman Grove, and Battle Creek.
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Newman Grove
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Big Eight coaches praise hard work at first pad day
Big Eight coaches praised the players after their first pad practice day. Oklahoma State, Kansas, Kansas State, Nebraska, and Oklahoma reports show freshmen adapting well and defensive drills highlighting the progress. Injuries limited some players from pads while others return to action as teams plan two workouts daily.
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Patek Weathered Pain Delivers Game Winning Hit for Royals
Patek endured a sore right shoulder to deliver a decisive scoring single that broke the deadlock and helped the Kansas City Royals sweep the New York Yankees. Mike Wedman tied the game for New York with a homer in the eighth, but Royals prevailed 4-3 in a close night game.
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Deron Johnson
Jim Northeeg
Toggle Jackson
Dirk Meruliffe
Oasis Bar and Kearney Co-Op win softball games
Oasis Bar defeated Creston 10 4 while Kearney Co-Op beat CK Planing Mill in a first round of the Columbus Lew Invitational Softball Tournament at the Pony league diamond. Oasis Bar posted 12 hits and scored in every inning as Mike Johannes earned the win.
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Dwight Cluny
Aaron Back In HR Groove After Slump At Bat
Aaron rebounds from a homerless stretch with his 33rd of the season, narrowing Babe Ruth’s record to nine, as the Braves split NL action. Pittsburgh, New York, Chicago, San Francisco, and San Diego also post wins. Pappas earns Cubs’ ninth victory. Giants sweep Expos.
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Starting times listed for men's golf tourney
Readable notes show Saturday and Sunday starting times for a men's city golf championship at Vin Berg Municipal course. Multiple flights list players such as Thomsen Lau Keuntand Brower Pollocff Ferguson Olivina Emerson Blocker Bartholomew Conrad Peitseh Curly Harkness Gregorius Torezon Thomas Jensen Mason Hyacks Warner Marshall Averett Engelmann Mick Lathany Blatchford Emerson Fraka Johnson Strickler Oakes Gerhold Kyslor Curry Knox Robuk Torezon Mullock Catshall Thompson Jilek Soulliere Lassek Wendt Tooley Gregorius Smith NeMeckin Johnson Heine Greenwald Slonka Schumacher Thompson Jilek Soulliere Becher Lassek Wendt Tholey Gregorius Smith Chaps Dolezal Rice Mason Jordan Becher Baldwin Matthews McMeekin Engelbert Petersen Pokorny Whitcomb Wewin Reger Boykin Beckle Gottschall Mulligan Ernst Arterson Stinson Zipf Rae Thalkey Zabawa Noth Wagner Belitz Gillespie Miller Gallo Lille Schauteberger Pekarek Ditto Smelser Riley Schroeder Czapin. Championship flight times span 1 pm to 1:30 pm.
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Boulder stays unbeaten in National Baseball Congress action
Boulder remained undefeated in the NBC Tournament with an 11-3 win over Literal Ken. Three home runs in the fourth inning fueled five runs as Boulder built a big lead. Terre Maule eliminated Tallahassee Bla with a 4-0 shutout before Wichita Bower-Homes defeated St. Louis 8-2. Tonight Grae Rapids face Wichita Bower-Homes at 4:15 p.m. Fairbanks plays Eureka at 7:43 p.m. Worthington, Ohio, meets An choraga at 1 p.m.
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Cowboys and Oilers Exhibition Feels Like Reunion
Houston hosts the Dallas Cowboys in an exhibition that feels like a reunion as Sid Gillman and Bill Peterson vie for front office and on field wins. Dallas quarterbacks Tony Landry and Roger Staubach face Oilers Dan Pastorini as teams showcase depth and tactics ahead of the season.
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