Queen's Turn Captures Feature At Agricultural Park
Queen's Turn ridden by Rodolfo Calderon and owned by Kemling Brothers won Saturday's feature to lift earnings over 20 000 this year and earn 1800 of a 3000 purse. Calderon's ride boosted him atop the jockey standings as Fred Ecoffey sat out races with a back injury. Track records include six and one half furlongs in 1:17.35 set Sept 2 1974 and six furlongs in 1:11.29 set Sept 21 1974.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Park
Queen's
Kemling
Calderon
Fedder
Fred Ecoffey
Sir Bu
Cheri Cat
Rising
Remuda
Al Kappler Wins City Golf Championship Title
Al Kappler, formerly of Platte College, captured the Bill Simpson Memorial City Golf crown with a 36-hole total of 151 at Elks Country Club, finishing seven strokes over par. Bill Ferguson also posted a 151 in the event, while the results list multiple flight winners and notable scores across divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Kappler
Platte College
Bill Simpson
Bill Ferguson
Elks Country Club
Krumland
Ron “Strickler
Walt Gregorious
Mason
Dean Marshall
Chet Peltscha
Liyle Fraka
Pybennett Little
Ark Thde
Loren "Beckler
Classek
Cecil Moones
Archie
Kearny
Mike Steele
Try Sterner
Mark Shde
Manny Cimpl
Leonard Lefflers
al Dolezal
Loren Lw Beckler
Larry Mulligan
John "Modelaki
Bernard Zoucha
Volt Sheth
Larry
Ashe Eyes Semifinal Duel With Vilas
Arthur Ashe navigates a 24 hour path to meet Guillermo Vilas in the United States Pro Tennis Championship semifinals marked by Borg’s wins over Ramirez and Alexander’s upset of Orantes as rain disrupted Sunday play. Ashe dismisses thoughts of facing Vilas, calling his heavy forehand a tough challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
UPI
Arthur Ashe
Guillermo Vilaga
Asti
Yot Toose
Vilna
Bjorn Borg
Raul Ramirez
John Alexander
Alexander
Manuel Orantes
Spain
Ashe
Wotjek Fibak
Vilas
Columbus Entries for Sirvwading August 2 1975 Races
Column lists multiple race events with thoroughbred entries, claiming prices, and jockeys for a Columbus meet on August 2 1975. Includes purse amounts for seven races across three and four year olds, with numerous horse names, owners and riders such as Williams Armstrong Calderon and Lintner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweor Olds & Up
Furtonas
Tiny Ruler
Shamburg
Royal Love
Ackerman
Beavers
Comet — Andarson
Meier
JJ Rettele
Calderon
Miss Whipply Reno
Anderson
Pullock
Armstrong
Adolph — Baxley
Peter Graft
Williams
Xrats
Trahspo
Victorien Beosley
Capitol
Barnes
Lintner
Ann's Bream
Dudley
Bedfay
Colvin
Louisiana
Babe — Williams
Schoest
Jay Day Jel — Pepplitseh
Nebraska
Roman — Goss
Alpha Girt — Lintner
Alibi Scotch Doubles crown at Columbus Bowl Sunday
Alibi leaders Roy and Mabel Griepentrug posted 208 series with 182 158 166 games and 108 extra pins to win first place in Columbus Bowl Sunday Night Scotch Doubles. Rich and Marlene Earle placed fourth. other top scores included 234 Wieser Held, 218 Grispentrogs, and 999 in the jackpot game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Mabel Griepentrug
Columbus Bowl
Ben
Rich Pennick
Rose Wieser
Bill Held
Rich
Marlene Earle
Ray
Marilyn Labens
Pat Poree
Gloria Muth
Gary
Barb Badier
Harold
Grace Force
Don Zulkoski
Barb Nadrchal
Mark Boettcher
Dart Simpson
Rich Pensick
Tree Sempek
Ardean Stone
Ray Labens
Fran Henderson
Grispentrogs
Don Zulkaski
Barb Nadrcbil
Wieser-Held
Dave Henke
Dorothy Hurd
Tim Wunderlich
Pat Force
Betty Nadrchat
Jeff Pillen
Debbie Kuhn
Mike Voinek
Carol Woemer
del Nelson
Marlene Korte
Dov Zulkoski
Gloria Osten
Tom Meags
Virginia Nelson
Ble Ping
Gary Muth
Helen Determaan
Janette Ryha
Swise
Duncan Weston: Invitational Softball Crown Captured
Duncan Weston wins the 1975 Duncan Invitational Softball Tournament led by Ron Mahochek and Jim Hakel. Mahochek blanked Ulysses with eight strikeouts and homered in the fifth to seal the run rule. Weston defeated Garrison 14 4 in the final as Hakel propelled Weston to the finals with a 14 4 win over Garrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan
Weston
Ron Mahochek
Jim Hakel
Mahochek
Ulysses
Toi
Hakel
Garrison
Rick Jiraysky
Dale Fuchs
Don Hegi
Gary Schlesinger
Joe Kucera
Hegi
Ken Schulz
Mo Helmann
Gary
Holbert Wins ISMA Camel GT Six Hours at Mid-Ohio
Al Holbert of Warrington Pennsylvania claimed victory in the six hour ISMA Camel GT race at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course after Peter Gregg's car pitted with fire from a left tire. Holbert, second behind Gregg, inherited the win as Gregg retired with mechanical trouble. It marks Holbert's second Mid-Ohio CAMEL GT win of the season following a similar scenario earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Ohio
UPI
al Holbert
Warrington
Peter Gregg
Mid-Ohio
Holbert
Gregg
Jacksonville
Fla
Read
Mid- Ohio
Murray Olderman pro charts coach outlook for Colts
Ted Marchibroda predicts 14 victories and stabilization for the Colts roster. He cites improved offense led by Lydell Mitchell and threat from Roger Carr, Fred Scott, and Roosevelt Leaks, with George King and Ken Huff boosting the line and Bert Jones competing for quarterback. Defense centers on Mike Curtis with young anchors like Tom MacLeod and Stan White, while kicking duty shines from David Lee and Toni Linhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marchibrolla
Roger Carr
Freddie Scott
Glenn‘Doughty
Vel
Raymond Chesler
Trump
Lydell Mitchell
NFL
Roosevelt
George King
Kenluff
Ed George
Canada
Belinvers
Gand
Bert Dones
Marty Domres
Nates
Sih Dalton
Fred Cook
Joe
Ehrmann
Mike Curtis
Tom MacLeod
Stan White
Marr
Nelson Munsey
Mike Washington
Alabama
Rick Volk
Bruce Laird
David
Lee
Austria
Toni Linhart
Kobza homer lifts C-K to columbus fast pitch title
Dean Kobza belted a three run homer and added a single as C K edged Ski Lounge 5 to 3 at Wilderness Park to claim the Columbus Men's Fast Pitch Softball Championship. Rich Jablonski and Gary Modelski also produced key hits, while Ron Trofhelz and Joe Scholz closed out the win. Ski Lounge rallied with a homer by Jack Nasal, but CK held on behind strong defense from Larry Kobus and late pitching from Trafholz/Bellwood Scholz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CK Planing Mill
Columbus
Sky Lounge
Oft
Wes Wendl
Larry Kobus
Ken Johannes
Rich Jablonski
Gary Modelski
Dean Kobza
Wall
C-K
Ski Lounge
Wilderness Park
Husky
Larry Ayler
Korea
Jablonski
Kobza
Lee Jacobsen
Lester Cattan
Gattau
Ski
Gary Robertson
Sild
Dick Luebbe
Ayler
Ron Trofhelz
Cattan
Jack Nasal
Jacobsen
Joe Scholz
Trofholz
Trafholz
Bellwood
Scholz
Oasis Bar
Rick Gaver
Cubs Picked To Surprise In AFC East Season
The Cubs, placed in a new division, are forecast as a surprise team. They aim for respectable football this season but aren’t seen challenging for the top spot. Projection has them finishing third in the AFC East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubs
Etchebarren Reactivated By Angels In MLB Move
New York UPI reports California Angels catcher Andy Etchebarren was activated from the disabled list after a broken right thumb. Ike Hampton was optioned to Salt Lake City in the Pacific Coast League after appearing in 28 games with a .156 batting average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
UPI
California Angels
Andy Etchebarren
Ike Hampton
Salt Lake City
Etchebarren
Hampton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sini Aioe
Joel Lockey
Spanding
of Ecalley
Anderson Stallings King
Bari Reltete
Porse
Stone
Schoept
Someron
Jo Rettele
Eric
Slane
Duke Calderon
Staha
Corina Bay
Ecaltey
R. Meter
Butor
Sally Ray — Anderson
Barnaa
Clana
Wink
Fancy Favat
Taylor
Frao Nyla
Exottey
Kenny
Stiles
Big Boy — Musler
Real Brave Kessmet
Raw Cutler — Anderson
Aspercal — Calderon
Barb's
Mariss Franty
Grana
YF Bob
Ald Filles
Bastia
Burtong
Colton Cloud
Orang
Hat Flouta — Lutlint
Rosie Palm — Kin
Patty Blue — Beoffey
Lise
Rose — Stiles
Brava Acro — Garson
Mommy Glo — Snibbaens
Corrie
Thampses
Saucy
Heuraska
Stiers
M and Me
Dawn Rose
Calvin
Amber Cailly
Mary Spirit
Waltionis
H.— Donahoe
Geneoidy & Up
Hickel Entort
Willams
Iwanna
Claremag
Bowen — Lintner
Johnson
Salar Power
Hansett
Sling Shot
Dotty
Ali — King
Sonny Lank Darnes
Saypasser
W. Meter
King
Kruger
Dinny's Witt
Jacksony
Wann Bamber — Kruger
Floyd A. Campbell
C.L.A
Columbus Telegram
Lior Kkank
Weston Blanks
Duncan Crown
UY Gall
Bellwood Amthe
Murray Olderman
Baltimore Colts
Colts
Ted Marchibroda
Amagi
Bill Braithwait
Wick Gover
Roger Brown
Mike Worny
Daan Kobra
Ron Trothalz
Les Cottan
Mike Rayman
Dave Torezen
Sparks
Mid-America Helicopter
Loran Schmit
Nebr
United Press International
Chink Af Police
Wealey Bown
Nabrazka
Columbus Police Department
City of Columbus
Council Chambers
City Hall
Ford
Civil Service Commission
Gileen Johnston
R Steach
Bank Americard
Cash
Adder von
BankAmericard
Salle
Hankdmersard Soviet Center
P.O
Linculin, Nebtasks Ih
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!