Saalfeld Captures City Golf Title In Blistering Week
Bill Saalfeld won the Saalfeld city golf championship at Van Berg Municipal with rounds of 70 and 76 to total 146, edging Jerry Okrina who shot 75 and 70. The event also lists flight results from the Elks Country Club links and scores for multiple divisions.
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Bill Saalfeld
Ron Strick
Wrst
Gene Torezon
Gary Jarkness
Ghel Peitsch
Kyle Theimis
Paul Strick New
Mike Mueller
Mary Mick
Lyle
Don Holsener
Frank Knox
Ton Greenwald
Irv Sterich
Tigit
Jerry Jilek
Joe Tealey
AL Matthews
Nan Rite
Kirth
Bert Pokorny
Kol Wykfeler
Glenn Anderson
Brant Dipper
Columbus Softball Tourney Heads to Semis With Local Rivalry
The Columbus Men's Invitational Softball Tournament narrowed to two Columbus teams Deana's Diner and Piegon’s Sport Shop facing off in the Wednesday semifinal at Pony League diamond. Pogue Construction and Kearney Co-Op meet in the other semi while Friday and Sunday results set the stage for the final rounds.
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Deana's Diner
Person's Sport Shop
Pogue Construction
Stromsburg
Kearney Co-Op
Deana‘s Diner
Keen Korner
Person’s Sport
Behlen Manufacturing
Barrell Bar
Leigh
Oasis Bar
Feld
Columbus
Pony League
Deane
Peigon
At & P
Deano
Keve Korner
Extors
Jack Steiner
Tdeano
Williams
Viple
Steve Anlogon
Witney Keith Kapels
Dale Ganka
Glenn Losche
Person
Behlon Manufacturing
Tony Zabana
Gary
N. Neer
Georges
Ken Navratil
Ken
Ioings
Mike Dahannes
Kearney
Dunkel
Dean
Wade
Jim Blessen
Osis
Merle Johannes
Roger Wardeman
Gary Trofhalz
Bhase
NHL realigns into four divisions for 1974-75 season
The NHL announced a four division realignment for 1974 75 and expansion to two more teams in 1976 77 bringing total teams to 18 The two new franchises for 76 77 are Kansas City and Washington remaining locations undecided Twelve teams will be eligible for the Stanley Cup playoffs under the new format Four division champions receive byes into the playoffs while the remaining eight teams compete in a first round best of three series
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New York
National Hockey League
NHL
Kansas City
Washington
Clarence ‘Campbell
Reachion
Moscow tipped to host 1980 Olympic Games
Olympic sources indicate Moscow is a safe bet to stage the 1980 Games in Atos CGY. The seventh World University games closed with a spectacular ceremony. US and Western officials express reservations, yet athletes expect Russians to run a well organized event.
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Moscow
Atos- Cgy
Tiwré
Olympic
United States
Volleyball added at Aquinas High School for girls
Volleyball will join school activities at Aquinas High School for the coming year. Girls planning to participate in volleyball or track will undergo physical examinations at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Medical Clinic. Fee noted as $2.50.
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David City
Aquinas High School
Fears
Donohue Sets Track Record in Canadian American Race
Mark Donohue captured his third straight win in the Canadian American Challenge Cup at Road America Wisconsin despite cooler weather. He set a track record by averaging 114.021 mph on the 13 mile circuit, surpassing George Follmer’s 1972 mark.
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Elkhart Lakf
Wis
AP2
Mark Donohue
Steed
Donohue
Copa
Satturday
Tourong
George Follmer
Deane College Sees 4 Quarterback Candidates in Drill
Crete Nebraska AP reports four players joined Deane College football drills with ten returnees and three letters. Head Coach Ray Best evaluates four quarterback hopefuls and may rotate them in the season opener at Yorkton MD College.
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Crete
Neb
Deane College
Iead
Ray Best
Nem
Apple
Yorkton
M. D
Dibley Claims Fastest Serve in World Tennis
Colin Dibley claims the fastest serve in the world after a six seven finals victory over Vijay Aniritaraj of Troia in the $30,000 Eastern Tennis Open. Dibley, an Australian, boomed his serve Sunday to seal the win.
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Soutis Orange, Nut
Colin Dibley
Australia
Vijay Aniritaraj
Troia
Osceola Tops Silver Creek to Lead Central Nebraska League
Osceola swept a doubleheader from Silver Creek 7-0 and 7-6 to seize first place in the Central Nebraska League. Bob Prokop and Vern Locklan each pitched two-hitters in seven and six innings. Osceola also won a postponed game from Fullerton 7-2. Standings show Osceola 12-1, Columbus 12-2. makeup details for Osceola Humphrey pending.
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Osceola
Silver Creek Sundey
Bob Prokop
Vern Locklan
Fullerton Lust
Prokop
Columbus
Osceolla
Ferguson
EB. Kula
Silver Creek
Lockman
Grosenteklaus
Strobel
G. Kula
Kula
Osceula
Schuyler
Hun Wey Stelard
Fullerton
Silver Crest
Genoa
Vaughis capture scotch doubles at Boulevard Lanes
Vaughis Vaughts won Sundays TV scotch doubles at Boulevard Lanes with a 675 series fueled by 2H 271 and 200 handicap scores. Joe Patrick, Omaha TV personality, attended as guest. 15 couples earned special prizes for surpassing 500. Runners up included Starzee Krumland and Kudron Saalfeld and Anson Draper, with individual high game honors to Starzec-Krumland and the Vaughts.
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Vince
Micky Vaught
Boulevard Lanes
Joe Patrick
Omaha
Joe
Harry Starzee
Roxanne Krumland
Dennis Kudron
Sandi Saalfeld
Bill
Dorothy Anson
Him
Judy Draper
Gerry
Commie Czarnick
Ray
Marilyn Labens
Starzec-Krumland
Gary
Vicki Modelski
Ihe Vaughts
Paul
Betty Gottsehall
Jean Narnik
John Davidsholer
Randy
Judy Krumland
Bowling At Leisure
Sty Omaha
Taiwan wins third straight Little League title in Williamsport
Taiwan's Tainan City clinched its third consecutive Little League World Series title after multiple no-hitters and strong hitting. Coach Chiu Sung nat credited top players. rival Tucson, led by Ralph Lanik, said Taiwan dominated the final and outplayed them throughout.
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Williamsport
Tainan City
Taiwan
Sail
Chiu Sungnat
Ralph Lanik
Tucson, Ariz
U S Wightman Cup Team Triumphs in Brookline
The United States girls won the Wightman Cup in Brookline Mass as Kris Evert dominated singles play and Virginia Wade led the British effort. Britain won two matches in the best of seven, but Wade remained upbeat after the Sunday finish at Longwood Cricket Club.
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Brookline
Mass
United States
Kris Evert
Virginia Wade
Great Britain
Downesst
Longwood Crixkot
Bills suffer same problem with new stadium
Bills lose again as preseason action shows familiar flaws. Bears hand Hills their fourth straight loss while Giants beat Steelers 29- A Jets rout Broncos 13-7 and Packers top Chiefs 21-18. Clock controversy and penalties mar refs.
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Fred Rothenberg
Associated Press
Unifolons
Chicago Bears
Hills
Sinklay
New York Giants
Pittsbugh Steelers
San Francisco Jets
Denver Broncos
Green Bay Packers
Kansas City Chiefs
Five win day for jockey John Rettele at Agricultural Park
John Rettele rode five winners during Saturday’s program at Agricultural Park. He piloted Sally Girl to $90.40, French Intrigue paid $8, Self Regret $13.80, Marine Caper $5, Bet's Robin Jac $7.20, and Ombria $16, on races including the feature Wesker Handicap won by Terrage trained by a South Dakota rider for a $1,300 payout to Terrage's connections. Attendance reached 4,910 with handle around $291,018 as racing resumes Tuesday.
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John Rettele
Anton
Agricultural Park Track
Hettele
Sally Girl
Fred Teoffey
Join
Alon
Marine Caper
Bet
Robin Jac
Sombria
Bedsey
Fae
South Dakota
Terrage
Southside
Jit
Craig Jorgusson
Waterloo
Manuel
Jvear
T — Alsorey
Decky Carr
Elshore Valley
Cheicey
Pensicks win in doubles action at Columbus Bowl
Rich and Ben Pensick led with series of 179 214 and 191 plus 63 handicap for 647 in Sunday night doubles. Keith Bernt with Dorin Wosny placed second at 66 47 171, followed by multiple pairs and high games including 235 by Pensicks and 245 by Inwict Sempeak, amid a crowded results page of pins and splits.
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Rich
Ben Pensick
Columbus Bowl
Keith Bernt
Dorin Wosny
Ron Graus
Deanna Ryba
Morgan ties major league mark in 4-1 win over Cardinals
Joe Morgan fueled Cincinnati with a homer in the seventh inning as the Reds beat St. Louis 4-1. The All Star shortstop joined a rare group by posting at least 20 homers and 30 steals in a single season, while Brock of St Louis extended his own record streak with his 10th stolen base of the year. Reds starter Fred Norman earned his seventh win.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Joe Morgan
Dhalivtivs
Sok Morgan
Hteds
SL. Louis Cardinals
Morgan
Nilsen
Finane Auusto
Louis
Laat Brock
Brock
Stenty
Cobb
Teds
Hred Noviman
Cinelmaty
Glants
Mots
Raneisco
Ron Beyaittevane
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Aly Bigs
Son Diego
Randy Jones
Braves
Pirates
Dave Johnson
Atlania
Pittsburgh
Johnson
Roger — Hernsby
Cubs
Astros
Carmen Fanzone
Chikago
Houston
Iranzone
Rou Santo
Merritt Beats Perry At His Own Game
The Rangers pitcher Jim Merritt used a Gaylord fastball approach to outduel Cleveland ace Gaylord Perry 5-3, claiming he borrowed Perry’s tactic after a rough stretch. Oakland edged the Yankees 1-0 as Mel Stottlemyre allowed a lone run. White Sox split with the Tigers, Brewers fell to the Twins, Orioles crushed Kansas City, and Angels shut out the Red Sox 1-0 behind Hill Singer.
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Frank Brown
Vexas Rangers
Jim Merritt
Cleveland
Guy
Lord Perry
Ixijans
Merritt
Perry
Gaylord
Sakd Merritt
Sonk
Indians
Oakland — A
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Detron ‘Tigers
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Minnesota
Ne A's
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Stattlemyre
White Sox
Tigers
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Billy Martin
Carlos May
Jim Kaat
Bill Melton
Brewers
Twins
Jeff A Weiher
Jim Slaton
Bewis
Carlos Velanaie
Orioles
Royals
Paul Blair
Baltimore
Kansas City
Jim Palmer
Angels
Red Sox
Hill Singer
Luis Tiant
Litt Stanton
Singer
Nebraska coach unimpressed after scrimmage before UCLA opener
Lincoln Nab AB report says Nebraska coach Yom Osborne found the two hour scrimmage under game conditions discouraging yet noted encouraging moments. QB Steve Runty led a 65 yard drive, while Earl Everett drew concern for scrambling against top unit. Huskers open vs UCLA on Sept 8.
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Lincoln
Nab
Nebraska
Rileh Rahe
Rod Schmidt
Tony Davis
Aass
Osborne
Earl Everett
Mark Tiarmin
John Selarra
UCLA
Zaris
Huskers
Omaha shooter places second in Grand American Trapshooting
In VANDALYA Ohio AP report E Morrisey of Omaha Neb placed second behind Larry Gravestock of Amarillo Texas at the 4th Grand American Trapshooting tournament Gravestock broke 958 targets while Morrisey hit 36 targets.
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Vandalya
Ohio
E. Morrisey
Omaha
Neb
Larry Gravestock
Amarillo
Tes
Gravestock
Morrisey
Kansas team gains NBC finals
WICHITA Kansas AP Liberal Kan will be underdog Liberal against defending champion Fairbanks Alaska Moray night in the finals of the National Championship Baseball tournament Liberal won an upset 65 victory over second seeded Moulder Colo Fairbanks defeated Hs northern neighbor Anchorage 3 L
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Wichita
Kan
Liberal
Fairbanks
Alaska
Moray Night
Moulder
Colo
Anchorage
King and Rettele Lead Columbus Races After Week One
Gaye King topped the Columbus Races standings in week one while John Rettele surged with a strong Saturday to pull ahead at 47 points. As Tuesday action looms, Beasley gains momentum with Ecoffey Anderson Barer-Werre among the leaders.
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Gaye
King
Columbus
John Rettele
Rettele
Tred Beasley
Ecoffey Anderson Barer - Werre
Leaders cited at Boulevard Lanes in Thunderbolt league
Bob Hutich rolled a 224 game and Del Trithwasser a 565 series with a 208 in one game to lead Boulevard Lanes Thunderbolt league. Dan McDermott added 263, Loren Wetten 208, and Wetten Gleetriv posted a 914 game and 2.4L total as team highs. In Speed Queen League Lee Warner had 921 and 475, Jo Paprovki 549, Jo Soel and Jan Kamm 803 each. Deano's Diner posted 804 team game and 2,303 total.
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Bob Hutich
del ‘Trithwasser
Servie
Thunderbolt
Boulevard Lanes
Dan McDermott
Loren Wetten
Tanors
Wetten Gleetriv
Lee Warner
Singleton
Jo Paprovki
Jo So&el
Jan Kamm
Deano
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Dom Pekacek
Bob Uittespie
Ail Sinsson
Paul O'Brien
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Ik 30 Bik
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Downlowner Hotel
27Th Ave
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the Pensicks
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Anderson-Nadrehal
Wayne Hosher
Jim Invin
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