Men city golf tourney to begin this weekend
Readied for a weekend start, Acton hosts Saturday at Way Nery Municipal Course with three flights and multiple player groups listed. Sunday shifts to Elks Country Club with round times and participants including Oke, Thomsen, Warner, Bugel, Bartholomew, and several others across four flights.
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Acton
Nery Mounicipal
Elks Country
Jerry Oke
Hank Thomsen
Jim Ich
Ken Potlorff
Joel Warner
Richard Bugel
Bart Bartholomew
Shy Giktea
Mike
Parasitic fish study spurs pamphlet to aid Nebraska anglers
Dick H. Schaffer notes the Game Commission will publish a guide after the study explaining common fish parasites, how to identify them, and safe methods to prepare parasitized fish. Anglers may contribute by holding fish with visible parasites, ice storage up to 24 hours, and farmers reporting suspected infections.
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Nebraska
Hugh Baller Hake
Red Willow
McCook
Monte Mayes
Zoology Department
University of Nebraska
Game and Parks Commission
Mayes
Hugh Butler
Merrill Reservoir
Valentine
Burebird
Enders
Swanson
Harlan
Atkinson
Johnson
Maloney
Salt Valley Lakes
Wueslem
Lines
McConaughy
Alring
Tony Cach
Game Commission
Inman
Stram lauded as potentially KC's best ever team
Kansas City Chiefs coach Hank Stram says this NFL season could yield the club's best squad yet. He aims to reclaim the world championship by 1972, while addressing special teams, adding a durable running back, and evaluating talent from college standouts Jeff Kinney and James Marshall. The offense features Len Dawson at quarterback Otis Taylor as top target, and two strong kickers. The defense shows a loss with free safety Jim Robertson retired, creating a safety gap to fill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas Ciy Chiefs
Hak Strim
Chiefs
Kickoll
Padolak
Wentell Hayes
Slyam
Jeff Kinney
Janey
Marshall
Kinney
Fough
Nebraska
Leam
Otis Taylor
Goly
Taylor
Jerreal Wilson
Jan Stonerud
Gondam
Kass City
Jim Tyrer
Baye Hill
Bret Budde
Mo Moorman
Jack Rudway
Tyrer
Hill
Rudde
Willie Lanier
Bobby Sell
Fin
Lynch
Drio
Lanier
Ayyesamne
Marvin Upshay
Aaron Brown
Curthy Culp
Buck Buehaann
di Marshalls
Emmitt Thonas
Jahmay Robson
Seisons
Luke Sensibaugh
Guu Erpmi
Ollie
Fridys Entries in Colu mbus Area Gazette
Fragmented OCR lists numerous names, places, and numbers in Columbus area and surrounding regions with scattered references to people, firms, and prices. The readable items include multiple personal names, locations, and monetary figures, suggesting a chaotic roster or market-style listing rather than a single event.
Buffs Face 1972 Season With Strong Returning Core
Colorado prepares for the 1972 season with coach Eddie Crowder noting strong returning players and depth at key positions. Youthful prospects at wide receiver and linebacker raise questions, while stars like Key Johnson and Charlie Davis headline a potent offense. The Buffs aim to improve on 1971, seeking a high national finish and clashes with Nebraska and Oklahoma loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Eddie Crowder
Crowder
Bubba Bridges
J. W. Cain
Aartars
Willie Nichols
Chitfranch
Larry Brunson
Mary Whitaker
Steve Hagerty
Rick Ellwood
Donn Wallace
Top pitching performances in tourney at Wilderness Park
Wednesday night action in the Columbus Softball League tournament featured Daryl Idback of Kearney Co Op tossing a no hit no run game as Deane's Diner won 15 0. Arlyn Gehring also shined for Persons with a 10 0 win over Budweiser of Fremont. Mel's TV Tang Branch hosts 7 45 pm action with Mint Bar of Norfolk at 9 00 pm as the tourney card highlights strong pitching and multiple players contributing key hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel't TV
Long Branch
Mint Bar
Norfolk
Kearney
Nce
Normances
Wilderness Park
Daryl Idback
Kearney Co- Op
Deane
Arlyn Gehring
Person
Fremont
Gehring
Laseke
Skipton
Reinke
Donight
Mel's
TV Tang
Mel. Motel
Kearney CoOp
Deane's
Two Women Tie For Finks Honors In Golf
Jane Hopp and Eunice Rakowsky shared top honors in women's handicap golf at Elks Country Club Tuesday with a low net of 3s. Ann Tlenss finished next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Hopp
Eunice Rakowsky
Elks Country Club
Ann Tlenss
White Sox claim AL West lead after 52 victory
The Chicago White Sox moved into first place in the AL West with a 52 victory over New York, powered by Dick Allen and Wilbur Wood. Detroit followed by beating Oakland to stay a half game ahead in the East as Cleveland, Kansas City, and others posted wins. A knuckleballer Wood blanked the Yankees while Allen homered into the centerfield bleachers for his 22nd victory and RBI total to 94.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Bock
Associated Press Sports
Chicago White Sox
Chuck Tanner
White Sox
Dick Allen
Wilbur Wood
New York
Detroit
Oakland
Tigers
Kent
Baltimore
Orioles
California
fVood
Yankees
White Sox Park
Wool
Allen
Babe Hulh
Rogers Hornsby
Ty Cobb
Wood
Cy Young
Tanner
Sox
Bill Preehan
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Hob Schacielborger
Blatchford
Lyle Frak
Latham
Cleo Stobsk
Sid Mason
Ed Sullivan
Dean Marshall
Joe Fischer
Wi Ushburn
Emerson
Glow
Larry Malek
Ken Johnson
LeRoy Schumacher
Ervin Sterner
Heine
Gene Hrenney Kearns
Mike Muell
Dick H. Schaffer
Nebraskaland
Sion Martins
Art Freeman
Grandsland
Nole
Martin
South America
Mie House
Tke Martins
Lake North
Mar Columbus
Hastings
Oshkosh
Brainard
Stayleton
Columbus
Dave Wiebold
Wouny
Kay Ernst
Chick Willets
Mark
C. Schumacher
Hi. Kronegaard
S. Brase
Gallo
M. Soub
Bixenmann
A. Doalezal
R. Bowe
J. Baldwin
Mihulka
K. Behlen
B.kurtenbach
LB. Wendt
Bob Parker
G. Liss
Zipf
D. Fauteux
J. Modieski
J. Saalfeld
L. Rucker
Doc McMeckin
Scheufeberger
L. Becker
D. Waston
L. Mulligan
M. Porter
Joe Ervim
B. Pokorny
H Little
D. Rae
R. Beck
Dr. Kappenman
Grant
J. Bydalek
MM. McMeekin
Dan McMeekin
Campbell
Lyle Ernst
J. Tésley
A. Keneis
Holseher
J. Holmberg Jr
D. Senften
D. Robinson
G. Brenner
M. Hughes
RB. Gangel
Lv. Leine
Sterner
L. Malek
G. Shanka
B- Fischer
Cg, Nobak
Schumacher
W. Gregorius
D. Marshall
D. Latham
K. Johnson
Mingster
A Sullivan
Washburn
Wight
I Schanfelberger
I. Gregorius
Brewer
Jensen
Gunon
A. Chastain
Ista BR
Engelmann
M. Mick
J W Barber
Dr. Laman
T Oakes
Daysid M. McGoldrick
Edythe
Atta Sullivan
Wellesley
United States
Columbus, Nekras
Stram
Siebard Hartwick
Int Carmany
Dane
Dempsey
Robinson
Rien Ted Thies
Parva
Ant “Sever Olds Mulde Alrlosa
Jan Thoagh Brayne
Switzer
Bliciel Costisheet
Nishair
Furtongs
Eas & Prive
Chandler
Velit
Furinne
Aviaser — Anderson
Meter
Dayo's
Carey
Kou Cindy
Sangeu
Vetnye
Pyles Belen
Lal Waldnar
Dakota
Suawnin
Canada
Sete Wanpy
Bae
Steueher
Aso Blighly Horsett
Cremydon
Old
Angacer
Ft Furhaage
Inwid
Gliese
iLaden
Canis
Iil
Ray O— Mazer
AlMuta — Switzer
Hasty Harneny
ALSO _BLICHTLE
Kit Philips
Blurdy Solic
Tistohi
Merir
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Andersta
Ruspire
Arlee
Armstronet
Anderron
Colorado
Cullen Bryant
John Stearns
Lorne Richardson
Bud Magic
Exnarine
Athe Bulls
Hoch Orvis
Kay
Gnarlyi Kralicek
Charlie Davis
Oklahoma State
Ponder
Sue All America
Ho Matthews
John Farrer
Sills
Ozell Collier
Jon Keyworth
Shoals
Bulls
Willie
Oklahoma
Agham
Folsow
Tod Specie
Leonhard Conoco
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27Th Ave
Aoe
Abc-Tv
Northwestern Mutual Life
William S. Nelson
C.lal
District Weent
Patricia A. Kanack
Adrian Awert
Aquitabis Saving & Loan Nilding
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Minnesota Fl
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Tenas
Midhwauikee
Houston
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Montreal
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Chicago
San Diego
Tilanle
Helty
Glen Campbell
Jimmy Dean
David Cassidy
Froy Rogers
Dale Evans
Andrae Crouch
the Disciples
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Roy Rogers, JR
Sons OF the Pioneers
Tieael
Bor
Lincoln
Nedwaska
Polly
13Th Street
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