Lakeview Vikings hit fall practice with 44 gridsters
Forty four Lakeview football players report for the season under coach Tred Kobza. Returning stars include Wendall Korle at end and Jim Pile at quarterback, with Lyle Asche and Doug Inselman on the line. The team went 10 and 1 in 1972 and will compete in the Huskers Conference for the first time. Assisting are Tom Brucker and Jon Greenwall. Wisner-Paper opens the nine game schedule September 1 against an early opponent.
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Wendall Korle
Jim Pile
Lyle Asche
Doug Inselman
Vikings
Tred Kobza
Kobra
Assis
Tom Brucker
Jon Greenwall
Wisner-Paper
King Leads Riders in Early Racing Standings at Park
Dave King opens a sizeable lead in Hockey Standings at Agricultural Park track with 37 points, ahead of Randall on 21. John Rettele and N Bazer tied for third with 18. Points are awarded five for a win, four for a place, and one for a show. Standings show early season results.
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Dave King
Agricultural Park Track
Randall
John Rettele
N Bazer
Whi
Eve
Price
Blahak Plays for Oilers as Cowboys Fall in Houston Dome
Sport Shorts notes Columbus Scotus graduate Joe Blahak remains with the Houston Oilers as they upset the Dallas Cowboys in Houston. Blahak, a rookie defensive back, saw action in a passing situation amid a five back defense and could make the squad before the regular season. Baseball races stay tight with Cardinals and Dodgers leading divisions, Orioles and Royals neck and neck in others.
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Paul Ernst Due
Joe Blahak
Houston Oilers
Oilers
Cowboys
Houston Dome
Baille
Columbus
Houston
Blahak
Huskers
Calunbus
Charley Brock
Arnold Gedlrich
Baltimore Colts Season Preview Under Griddle of Change
Joe Thomas regime faces housecleaning as new coach Howard Schnellenberger regroups a fractured squad. Bert Jones and Marty Domres show mixed promise while Sammy Havrilak is handed a light workload. Glenn Doughty and Raymond Chester must share receiving targets as Lydell Mitchell and Gan McGauley pace a youth-forward run game. Line and defense see roster churn, with Glenn Ressler and Bob Vogel replaced and May Rotella anchored. Kicker duties shift to George Hunt while Roy Hilton and rookie Ehrmann compete for edge.
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Bubba Smith
Baltimore
Golls
Howard Schnetlanberger
Marty Domins
Bert Jones
Forte
Sam Havrilak
Eddie Hinton
Glenn Doughty
Raymond Chester
Tom Mitchell
Gan McGauley
Lydell Mitchell
Don Nottingham
Human & Pall
Glenn Ressler
Centar
Roy Hilton
Dae Ehrmann
Tackie
Jim Bailey
Télke Curtis
Ted Hendricks
Ray May
Aslow
Colt Zone
Jack Mildrer
Jerry Logan
Bruce Laird
Guy Seralng
Rick Volk
Jin O'Brien
George Hunt
Karl Kremner
David Lee
Baird
Fale
Fullerton Football Sees Veterans On 1973 Schedule
Fullerton hopes 13 returning veterans power a 1973 season. Coach Ron Huseh lists five seniors and seven juniors plus one sophomore led by QB Kevin Smoyer and guard Mike Sullivan. Schedule includes games at Ravenna Osceola St Edward Stromsburg Cedar Rapids Genoz and David City Aquinas with dates in September through November.
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Inelude
Norman Bialas
Steve Bourn
Joe Dubas
John Jarecki
Phil Rocwert
Kevin Wetovick
LeRoy Zaruba
Jin Davis
St. Paul
Ravenna
Osceola
St. Edward
Stromsburg
Cedar Raids
Genoz
David City
Aquinas
Anchorage Wins Out in 12th in NCBC Tourney
In Wichita Alaska’s Anchorage defeated Worthington Ohio 4-3 in 12th inning to advance in the National Baseball Congress Tournament. Mike Gatlin delivered the winning run after a late start that finished at 4:90 am Friday. Fairbanks Alaska toppled Hawaii California 5-4 and Michigan eliminated another team.
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Kan
Mike Gatlin
Tr Corco- Tan
Anchorage
Alaska
Worthington
Ohio
Fairhooks
Eiged Bhia
Calif
Ani Gira
Elimi Mle
Huwers
Boulevard League Scoring Highlights and Highs
Debbie Gates’ We game and Kila Fuhr’s 537 series led Boulevard Lanes Women’s Dale Electronics League with a 7 game 232 aggregate including a 207. Gay’s Gals topped the tear paras. In Major League Don Semin rolled 24, Andy Anderson 567 with 212, Stan Paprack 213, Dan Glnor 261. Lucig’s Hardware posted team game and 2,514 total.
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Kila Fuhr
Dale Electronics
Boulevard Lanes
Gay's Gals
Don Semin
Andy Anderson
Stan Paprack
Dan Glnor
Bill Robinson breaks through with Phillies two homer slam
Phillies outslug Padres 6 3 as Bill Robinson finally finds form with two homers and five runs batted in. The slugger credits relaxed batting approach and contact focus after a rocky major league career. Cubs edge Reds 4 3 on Don Kessinger's seventh inning single. Dodgers beat Mets 4 1, Angels top Brewers 6 4.
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Cinrinnati Reds
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Robinson
New York Yankees
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Chicago White Sox
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Randy Handley
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Joe Ferguson
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Vikings to resume QB search in California clash
The Minnesota Vikings, led by incumbent Fran Tarkenton and challenger Bob Berry, resume their bid for a No. 1 QB against the Oakland Raiders in Berkeley, a meeting of two unbeaten NFL clubs. The Raiders swap quarterbacks amid Lamonica, Stabler, Milan duties. Blanda still kicks. Weekend NFL slate features Oilers-Cowboys, Bengals- Lions, and more.
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Associated Press
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Red Cox
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Raiders
Daryle Lamonica
Los Angeles
Bob Moore
Lamonica
Ken Stabler
Don Milan
George Blanda
Rams
Oakland
Houston Oilers
Dallas Cowboys
Tesas
Cincinnati
Local Track Thrills with Big Payouts and Wins
Fred Beoffey wins aboard T Barrow at Agricultural Park as top payoffs surge. Miss Ripple and Unsty Harmony highlight a day of high exactas and a $73.60 daily double. Attendance reaches 3,192 with multiple horses and exacta combinations delivering notable returns.
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Seco Bonind
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Agricultural Park Track
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Oeshing Venture
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Peace Flyer
Moscow World University Games Tarnished by Security and Scandals
Moscow’s bid for the 1980 Summer Olympics faces damage from protests over World University Games issues. Reports cite harassment of Israeli attendees, visa denials, and Cuban brawls at games. Critics warn about prisonlike security, bureaucracy, translation gaps, and poor results reporting, souring international confidence.
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U.S
Tulsa Takes Second in Western Division Standings
Tulsa defeated Denver 12-1 on Thursday night to climb to second place in the American Association Western Division. Wichita beat Oklahoma City 7-5, Iowa defeated Evansville 7-3, and Omaha split a doubleheader at Indianapolis, taking the opener 32 and the second game 5-1.
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Associated Press
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Bears
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Oklahoma City
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Evansville
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Indians
Colorado Outlook: Defense Big Problem for Crowder
Colorado football enters fall practice amid a shaky defense after losing all defensive backs to graduation and line injuries. Coach Crowder rearranges players from offense to defense, moves John Keyworth to safety, Swift Ozell Collier to cornerback, and Gary Campbell to linebacker while awaiting a reliable No 1 quarterback. Offensive depth remains strong with backfield and receivers returning, but 1973 expectations hinge on defensive improvement and steady leadership from Crowder.
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Ercilie Crowder
University of Colorado
Crowder
Buffaloes
Linemar
Bud Magrum
Mark Cooney
Croyder
Alher
John Keyworth
Keyworth
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Swift Ozell Collier
Tailack
Gary Campbell
Colorado
Ken Johnson
Jo Dwenas
Charlie Davis
Aho
Bo Matthewys
Steve Haggerty
Hick Ellwood
J. ¥. Cain
Bulls
Three way tie prompts bid for Match Play entry
Dave Wichelerger Dave Storkion and Buddy Allin led the $100 000 S M Open first round at Mac Gregor Downs with 67 5. They posted four under par scores and loom as top contenders for the $180 000 U S Professional Match Play Championship to be held Saturday and Sunday on the same course.
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N.C
Dave Wichelerger
Dave Storkion
U.S
Buddy Allin
Stockton
Alin
MacGregor Downs Country Club
BlucGregor Downs
Zywiec leads Pawnee loop in opening night bowling
Zywiec shoots 246 game and 612 series to top Pawnee League at Columbus Bowl. Lichtenberg 229 Kamenski 210 Wieser 214 Bliller 218 Stone 203 Spradley 200 Anson 220 Essink 200 Oppliger 215 Brekken 214. BC Plungers 939 game Wunderlichs 2579 trio win team honors. Lutheran League Mel Peterson 221 Wilke 210 Rosehie 202. Columbus Feed Mill 2008 game 2562 trio.
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Larry Aywite
Columbus Bowl
Brian Lichtenberg
Chris Kamenski
Pete Wieser
Leon Bliller
Nick Stone
John Spradley
Bill Anson
Gordon Essink
Oppliger
Dick Brekken
BC Plungers
Wunderlich
Mel Peterson
Vic Wilke
Harry Rosehie
Columbus Feed Mill
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