Rainouts shake divisional races across league action
Rainout heavy Friday scrambled AL and NL standings as Oakland and Baltimore staged late drama. Orioles rallied in the ninth on a Davis single and Belanger pinched to second, then Buford’s hit and a wild pitch sealed a 4-3 Baltimore win as Reggie Jackson homered for Oakland. Baltimore and Detroit tied for second in the East while Chicago remained two games up. In the NL, San Francisco routed Chicago 11-2 and other scores shifted several divisional races.
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Nebraska Open Day Stakes Won by One End in Inaugural Purse
Nebraska horses dominated opening day at Agricultural Park with seven favorites or picks taking early events. Tina's Brother and Red Typhoon headlined a strong double while One End captured the feature Inaugural Purse of 2500 dollars, ridden by Fred Ecoffey, with Kota Pal and Mutual Boy in pursuit. Attendance reached 3,005 as mutuel handle topped 159,495 dollars.
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Leaders shine at Columbus Bow bowling night
Sheila Stone posted a 53 series and a 209 game to pace the Ballette League at Columbus Bowl, with Grace Vorce at 201 and 530, Sharon Heesacker 510, and Connie Kraycki 200. Other leagues saw high games from Harald Force 24, 581 series with Tony Hansen, and Dor George 224. Columbus Grain led with 2,604 team series and Wunderlich's 614 team game as Lutheran League peers posted strong scores.
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Hit top scores at Boulevard Lanes weekly bowling
Sister Lucy rolled a 226 game and a set in Speed Queen league at Boulevard Lanes. Marlene Becher led with a 528 series while Neema Behlen topped 500 with 509 in three games. Deane's Diner claimed team honors at BOT with 2392. Gayle Mueller had a 223 game and Lloyd had a 537 series with 210. Craig Bressel and Larry Zulkoski with 210 and 204 respectively. Sahara Lowige posted a top team series of 2515.
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Duncan Softball Invitational Slated From Aug 28 to Sept 3
The first annual Duncan Invitational softball tournament runs from August 28 to September 3 with six teams, first round byes, and games at 7 and 9 pm. Monroe Construction faces Duncan Grain, Air Force meets My Place Two, and other matchups set through August 30. Semifinals July 1 and the championship September 3 with a cash prize and trophy for the winner.
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Pizza Hut Girls’ Softball Ends Season With Win Over Clarks
The Pizza Hut girls’ softball team closed a strong season by defeating Clarks 19 to 7 to finish 1-0 in Nebraska Little League play and win the league tournament. Faith Froteluschen earned the win with Dodi Dittmer charged with the loss. Lana Schroeder hit one home run, a triple and a single, Brenda Grubaugh added a double and two singles, and Susie Heiser hit a home run.
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Night of frustrating plays for Dolphins in exhibition loss
Miami Dolphins beat Atlanta Falcons 24 0 but two long kickoff and punt returns were nullified by penalties. Blaine Leigh's 62 yard punt return and 99 yard kickoff return were wiped out, yet Miami still won. Detroit Lions topped Washington 23 10 as Landry connected with Vastor for a TD and Jurgensen to Taylor for another.
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Shelby Aims For Third Straight League Title
Shelby High School football braces for a tougher Crossroads Conference as 11 lettermen return from last year’s 90 powerhouse. Coach Jui notes loss of six starters but optimistic defense can defend the crown. seniors Rob Glatter and Mike LeTurk lead a veteran unit amid promising juniors and a spring-like schedule.
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Beman and Nicklaus Set for First Round Match Play Showdown
Pinehurst North Carolina AP Keane Beman refuses to concede ground to Jack Nicklaus as the U S Professional Match Play Championship opens with top pairings announced. Garbled text notes Trevino Weaver and others in action and McGee leading in the Liggett & Myers Open alongside match play brackets and sudden death ties.
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Top Husker units to tangle today
In Lincoln Nebraska the top Cornhusker offensive and defensive units will clash in Saturday's scrimmage. Coach Bob Devaney says the main goal is experience and to identify the better players for the team. He stresses evaluating performers and building depth ahead of the season.
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Rising City grid coach envisions an interesting year
Rising City coach Larry Ayler previews a 2024 football season he says will be very interesting as the team aims to improve from a 26-1 record last year. The 9 veterans lead a squad with multiple listed players at key positions and a demanding schedule across September to November including Benedict, Hampton, Bradshaw, Hardville, Shelby, Gresham, Monroe, Marquette, McCool Junction.
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