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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1971

Page

3

Pappas Bags 16th Victory For Cubs Pulling Ahead

Milt Pappas, 32, earned his 16th win by blanking the Braves 3 on five hits. The Cubs moved within a game of St. Louis for second in the NL East as Pappas eyed a potential 20-win season, aiming for 17 first. Billy Williams drove in a run with a triple and Pappas earned his fifth shutout this season. Meanwhile, Pirates beat Reds, and multiple games were rained out across the league.

Milt Pappas Chicago Cubs Pappas Atlanta Braves Cubs St. Louis Seiling Picttsburgh van Fasle Baltimore Orioles Ginevitali Reds Atlanta Ferguson Jenkins Triple Watt Billy Williams Williams Glenn Beckett Cincinnati Jim Stewart Pitsigh Houston Los Angeles New York San Diego Montreal San Francisco Philadelphia Kansas City Detroit Chicago Minnesota Cleveland Oakland Washington California Boston Baltimore Milwaukee Cardinal Frank Lingy George Foster Tommy Felms Wooly Woodward Dohony Benell Docklis Dave Giusti Roberto Clessente Hennie Stennell Pittsburg

Leaders cited at Columbus Bowl bowling scores and honors

Grace Vorce opened with a 211 game and 656 series at Columbus Bowl while Oasis Bay led team totals with 841 and 2,482. Casey topped Progressive League with a 20? game and 392 series, and Joe and Al's IGA claimed loans honors at 706 and 1,957. Jawell Brock led Metro League with a 212 game and Jerry Miller a 559 series. Columbus Bowl top game 869 and top score 2,503 for the evening.

Grace Vorce Bertha Leonhard Anapanysi Barb Badie Corrine Cave Sheil Stone Oasis Bay Tn Progressive League Casey Jim Irwin Bob Goodman Denny Snselman Joe IGA Jawell Brock Jerry Miller Ivan Weber B. Kourma

Palmer trials by quarterfinals in U S match play

In Fenehurst North Carolina Palmer meets Bruce Crampton in the quarterfinals of the $200,000 U S professional match play championship after ousting Dave Eichelberger 69 72. Crampton beat Gardner Dickinson by four strokes and other quarterfinal matchups include Weiskopf Still Kisudsan Relgers.

Fenehurst N.C Arnot Palmer Palmer Dave Eichelberger Bruce Crampton Crampton Gardner Dickinson Tom Weiskops Ken Still George Kisudsan Phil Relgers Abc-Tv Wali Palmer Traunc Wroce Devlin Mike Hi Hichelberger George Kimdlson Iussian Ktantette Pete Brown Knduson Nort Carolina Raymond Floyd Floyd Jack Wicklaus Price Weiskopf PGA TPD Whitch Oves Rogers Gene Littler Werner Julius Boros Graham Art Waldr

Kansas State Faces Rebuilding as Gibson Coach Vows Progress

Kansas State, missing Lynn Dickey, enters the season with Gibson guiding a promising yet unproven squad. The Wildcats announce a redesigned athletic dormitory and new football facilities, while Morrison and Jackson lead a group hoped to offset losses of 14 starters and 27 lettermen. If injuries stay away, K State could challenge in a tough Big Eight.

UPI Sports Manhattan Kan Lann Dickey Kans Vinceson Big Eight Skywellers Kansas State Merlinericy Tennis Morrison Hille Lalo Wildcats Marc Jackson Cary Bill Butler Jackson Ruler Morrison Gibran Gilson

Former jockeys to race in Columbus exhibition event

Former jockeys now in other roles at Agricultural Park will relive their glory days in a Aug. 30 exhibition race at 2:30 p.m. The roster includes Irving Anderson Trobert Jarier Claud Davis Leon Tat Jim McCumber Billie Bobeck Jin Andersen and others. Weights listed with several possibles include Robert Tarmer 153 Claw Davis 168 Leon Hail 168 Jim Anderson 168 Billie Bobeck 133 Jim McCumber 321 Irving Anderson 152. No wagering or purse. Private after-race awards and entertainment planned. the event dubbed Columbus Posterfty for slightly average jockeys.

Aet Agricultural Park Track Irving Anderson Trobert Jarier Claud Davis Leon Tat Jim McCumber Billie Bobeck Jin Andersen Columbus Robert Tarmer Claw Davis Leon Hail Jim Anderson Mis Otto Preuss Sonny's Delight

Thoroughbred action at Agricultural Park with big payouts

Friday racing at Agricultural Park offered varied returns led by a $183 exacta in race five and a $44.20 win by Dark Program in race three. Notable finishes included About Broke paying $17.60 for place, Great Mile winning for Hubert Allee with Fred Ecolfey up, and Pack Of Gems at $4.80 in the feature. The day also featured a $487.20 daily double and multiple high exacta/show wagers across seventh and eighth races.

Faloia Bay Agricultural Park Lack Paloua Bay Alan Patterson Chacco Robert Young William Stallings Great Mite Hubert Allee Sheridan Fred Ecolfey Great Mile Columbus Pack of Gems Chicago Tripsville Shepards Promise Joe Pacheco Renfield Terry Barnes Dakota Pilot Pacheco Summa Wish Nebraskarbecy Iclly Akoran Burtita Kl Markel Coenless View Joch Atrmentar Sir Pat Durtenss Streys Andersonsys Patterson Taasior Grace Siar Bouncing Flenem Frecc Susalie tAacoem Cabning Ivesr Olds Ups Summa's Wish Pachaco Stormy Vran Slaliea Sage Princess Chave Sis Tee We Kay Enit Kay Laiy Rose Fairith Goldaly Syear Patona’ Bay Broke Young Hebers Mace Stallings AOD Royal Lake Fea Gil Yrtomas. T Great King Faroetius Conte Kid Becley Coleman Parene Kenaza Tony

Bohaty Wins Trophy at Seward Gin Club Shoot

Bellwood shooter Doug Bohaty won the August Troppy Shoot sponsored by Seward Gin Club in Class 4 with a final score of 47 out of 50. Runner up posted 46 in a field of competitors.

Doug Bohaly Bellwood Seward Gin Club

Riva Ridge Favored in Hopeful Stakes at Saratoga

Riva Ridge the Meadow stable colt and Ron Turcotte ride the early line favorite in the 67th Hopeful Stakes at Saratoga. Calumet Farm rivals Tarboash and Plum Bold loom as threats after recent wins. The Hopeful closes the 2 day Saratoga meeting before Belmont shifts into a 42 day run.

United Press International Riva Ridge Saratoga The Meadow Stable Ron Turcotte Kiva Hidge Calumet Farm Tarboash Plum Bold New York Belmont Park Praclicante

Monroe Mustangs Football Team Opens Preseason Drills

Monroe High begins preseason drills under Coach Mimlck with eight lettermen forming the nucleus. Seniors Rod Jaixen and Dave Jenkinson lead a young squad, while promising players include Dennis Martin and Steve Urkoski. Schedule lists Sep 10 at Marquette and several late autumn games.

Monroe Bill Mimlck Rod Jaixen Rod Boyt Tsch Wid Scheule Marquette Ob Bradshaw Gresham McCool Junction Ab Benedict Hargilie Shelby Rising City Hampton

Veteran QB leads Clarkson Red Devils with limited depth

Clarkson Red Devils name veteran quarterback Ye Vavrina to helm the team this season. Returning seniors include tackle Randy Brabro and guard Dave Gustin, with a large group of juniors and sophomores set to fill out the lineup. The opener at Humphrey St Francis is Sept. 10, followed by games against Battle Creek, Wilden Elkhorn Valley, Snyder, and others through Nov. 5 Dodge.

Clarkson Ye Vavrina Clarkson Red Devils Toys Vavriva Randy Brabro Dave Gustin Vern Masing Kucera Steve Navrkal Calyen Musel Jeff Gustin Randy Arnold Curb M Mike Horak Hubert Kucera Ron Bos Leonard Nadrehal Paul Cada LeRoy Trust Humphey St. Francis Battle Creek Wilden Elkhorn Valley

Shula presses for winning attitude in Dolphins Lions game

Miami coach Don Shula vows a change to a winning mentality as the 0-2-1 Dolphins host the Detroit Lions in a nationally televised preseason clash. QB Bob Griese leads the No 1 offense for at least a half while rookie Otto Stowe adds speed at wide receiver amid multiple rotation plans.

Don Shula Shula Miami Dolphins Bol Griese Detroit Lions Lions Detroit Joe Schmidt Bob Grigia Jim Kiick Larry Csonka Cordl Otto Stowe Iowa State Stowe Howard Twilley Paul Warfield

Central City Bison Bring 14 Veterans for 1971 Season

Central City’s 1971 lineup features 14 returning seniors for coach Paul Wilson after a 4 4 finish in 1970. Notables include Mitch Johnson QB Jeff Carlson FB Larry Abel EB Mark Gahagen G Vance Jones EB Bernie Wiese EB Tog Willoughby Gy Atl Bob Steinke and juniors Cordsen Gee Loren Lippincott Pullen Shamund Grosshans. Schedule lists games at Forward Schysler St Paul Northwest Ord Albion Autoway Minden Urk through October.

Paul Wilson Mitch Johnson Jeff Carlson Larry Abel Mark Gahagen Vance Jones Bernie Wiese Tog Willoughby Bob Steinke

Hadley Braithweit Holys Music Company

The list includes Hadley Braithweit, Holys Music Company, Husker Steck House, Joe and AVS IGA, Johansen Construction Co, Edward D. Jones & Co, Jordan's Home Improvement Center, Keen Korner Steak House, Korsmeyer Electric Co, Krumland's Skelly Service, Larry's Clinic Pharmacy, Metalcrafters Heating & Air Conditioning, Miessler's Drug Store, Moorman Manufacturing, Gane Neater Studio, Nebraska Public Power, Nebraskaland Allied Agency, Reno Bar, Rogers-Riley Motor Company, Silver Dollar Lounge, Ski Lounge, Ted's Tavern, X-L Maiel, Pat's Store For Homes, Viergutz lumber.

Holys Music Company Husker Steck House Joe & Avs Iga Johansen Construction Co Edward D. Jones & Co Metalcrafters Miessler’s Drug Store Moorman Manufacturing Gane Neater Studio

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