Kearney Co-Op Wins Big In Columbus Softball Meet
In Columbus Men’s Invitational Softball finals Kearney Co-Op defeated Pogue Construction 5-0 as Jim Blessen homered and doubled with Dave Agard also homering and tripling. Person’s Sport Shop of Columbus beat Deano’s Diner 4-2 to reach the final, with Anya Gehring earning the win in relief.
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Deano's Diner
Pogue Construction
Stromsburg
Deano’s
Pogue
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Columbus
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Pogte
An & N'Elock
Person's
Wipping Deano’s
Mueeller
Deano
Dave Torezon
Torezon
Gaver Vate
Terry Skipton
Anya Gehring
Eugene Christensen
Keith Kapels
Lincoln
Jim Blessen
Dave Agard
Kearney
Bill Beebe
K. Burritt
Georges
Juicy Exacta Payoffs Highlight Wednesday at Agricultural Park
The track at Agricultural Park witnessed top payoffs as Duannington paid $18.20 to win and Bishop Brown $14 in the fifth race exacta. Tim Tips paid $81.20 in the second, with a $293.80 daily double pairing Whirl A Flag and Tim Tips. Wild Currant won the seventh for Napier Bros., and Apache Sky took a 30 verdict in the sixth.
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Bishop Brown
Ficker
Jim Bazer
Edward Werre
Ward
Werre
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Jowey John Redele
Guiding Apache Sky
Sumiiarte
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Vohirl & Flag
Jeter
Collins
Ead Herrik
Mruger
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Tift
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Steady Habe
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Horn
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Barer
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Aparan
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Ann
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Cuckdie
Jensen
Fils
Sim
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Pacheco
Yan — War Slack
Savage Munier
Jo Peluse
Kentucky
Retléy Tou'sues Tekan
Exavia
Auendance
Tulsa Keeps Half Game Lead In Western Division Race
Tulsa held a half game edge over Wichita in the American Association standings after both clubs won by one run. Tulsa edged Denver 82, while Wichita defeated Oklahoma City 65. Iowa beat Indianapolis 3 2, and Omaha beat Evansville 4 1.
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Tulsa
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Penver
Oklahoma City
Iowa
Indianapolis
Omaha
Evansville
Bruins depth on UCLA football depth chart boosts size at Lincoln
UCLA coach notes no beef shortage for the Bruins ahead of the season opener at Lincoln on Sept 8. The depth list highlights players by weight from 230 pounds up, including ends Eugene Jones and Tuss Ball, tackles Phil McKinnely and Al Oliver, guards Gene Clark and Steve Klosterman, and centers Art Kuehn, with several 240 plus linemen and junior college additions reinforcing the squad for the Huskers game.
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UCLA
Bruins
Lincoln
Hoook
Eugene Jones
Tuss Ball
Phil McKinnely
al Oliver
Tat Reyes
Gene Clark
Steve Klosterman
Myke Horton
Art Kuehn
James Mcalster
Charlie Schulmann
Bears
Mark Harmon
Pro Charts NFC East: Cardinals in a New Era under Coryell
Murray Olderman previews the St. Louis Cardinals with Don Coryell as coach, Jim Hart at quarterback, and notable changes on offense and defense. He notes the potential rise from a 4-9-7 record, highlights receiving threats Bobby Moore and Terry Morrell, and discusses line, backfield, secondary, and kicking units amid a rebuilt defense and reshaped coaching staff.
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Abbas
Coryell
Daddad
Jim Hart
Hart
Givan Bobby Moore
Walker Gillelle
Jackie Smith
Donnie Anderson
Johnny Meland
Terry Morcall
Leon Burns
Lane Remcant
Eric McMillan
Doc Dierdarl
Tom Banks
Dave Bute
Contrac
Bob
Ron Yankowski
Larry Stallings
Jamie Hivers
Fran
Peter Wehrli
Norm Thompson
Wilson
Donny Anderson
Gary Keubley
Jim Bakken
Mel Gray
Swifty Wie
Rising City Terriers Countdown With Limited Senior Leadership
Rising City based football notes show only three seniors among 1A returning lettermen led by Dan Janak Tel Samek and Monte Selden. Coach Larry Ayler seeks health and early wins to build midseason momentum for the 0-9 squad with a mix of juniors and sophomores and a fall schedule featuring Crossroads Conference games.
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Tuling City
Rising City
Larry Ayler
Terriers
Dan Janak
Tel Samek
Monte Selden
del Novell
Duane Kozisek
Red Crook
Doug Osborn
Craig Buckbee
Roger Topil
Scott Samek
Ralph
Nebraska angler holds redeat sunfish record
Gary Reagan of Lincoln holds Nebraska's hook and line redeat sunfish record. He caught a 1 pound 6 ounce redeat at Conestoga Lake on May 4, 197.
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Nebraska
Gary Reagan
Lincoln
Reagan
Conestoga Lake
Centennial League bowling night at Boulevard Lanes highlights
Paul Gottschall and Deano's Diner pace Centennial League with 257 and 667 series. Zyvans posted 286 and 225, while Zulkoski 647 and Arden Stone 636 boosted the Nile Owls League effort. Post Office led tee honors with 674 and 1585 as teams and individuals posted multiple 200s and above.
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Paul Gottscha
Boulevard Lanes
Mike Zyvans
Larry Zulkoski
Arden Stone
Joe Kiyulk
Bob Arnberger
Benty
Gorda
Duane Novotny
Loltoy Ernst
John Jacobitz
Keith Cottschall
Stan Gaitschall
Toren Weljen
Uarry Siarace
Gary Muth
Larry Bomberger
Carroll Enaminger
Nile Owls
Orin Stepanek
al Trommers
Bud Rhea
Craig
Pro football at a glance exhibition games list
NFL exhibition schedule summarizes Friday games including Miami at Minnesota and Buffalo at Denver. Also lists San Diego at Los Angeles and New York Giants vs Philadelphia at Princeton Avanta with several other matchups like Detroit at Cleveland and Kansas City at Dallas. Sunday features Washington at New England.
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Detroit
New York
Milwaukee
Cleveland
West Oakland
Kansas City
California
Chicago
Minnesota
Texas
W. L. St. Lewis
Fitsburgh
Montreal
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Houston
Atlanta
WBA
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Avanta
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Oakland
Washington
New England
Zeider Leads Opening Night in Cornhusker League Scores
Zeider stars in Cornhusker action at Columbus Bowl. Jack Usider posted a high game 244 and added 248 and 172 in a Git series, leading opening night scoring. Jim Trewin 227, Ron Grays 213, Tom Munter 201, Lonnie Kare and Dave Anderson 20. Yankee Clippers rolled 918 team game and 2,003 threesome.
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Columbus Bowl
Jim Trewin
Ron Grays
Tom Munter
Lonnie Kare
Dave Anderson
Yankee Clippers
Flirth Wins Hambletonian In Prestigious Race
DU QUOIN Mil AP Ralph Baldwin a 67 year old Canadian born trainer and driver of Flirth expresses surprise at the gelding’s victory in harness racing’s top event for two year old trotters. Flirth, sired by Moricanbe, was unraced as a year old.
Friday Racing Entries Include Multiple Claiming Bets
A long list of Friday races at Columbus with purses from 51000 to 5800, including horses like No Boy, King, Reeves, and Jo Rettele. Multiple races show claiming prices, entries, and eligible horses, with detailed lineups and betting notes across seven races.
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Avguat
Ph King
Nathe Horng
Lady Noensen
Stewke — Na Boy
Jo Rethale
Ecaltey
Chalcey
Boruney Atten
Cunsdle
Hioon
Angel Paue
Hs Boy
Prince Ken
Dervish
Scoltey
Descer
Fihoe
Arona
Ares
Wood
Jo Rettele
Oritd
Andersen
Dvear
Sally Girt
Kimberly
Bealtey
Racey
Demon — Werre
Rex — King
Putlany
Barer
Furlonas Sly
Fancy
P. Compton
Bullock
Larry Lake
Jensen
Bleir — Stauffer
Baxter
Ecaffey
Bream Cave
Reeves
Schoepi
Sally Ran
Kid Feesigh
Bylent
Jo Revels
Colles Baronets
Adasen
Maama Mal — King
Elia
Geaifay
Beier
Ste — Dale
Gunner
Borner captures second match in U S Amateur golf event
In Toledo Ohio AP report Borner repeats a win at the U S Amateur Golf Tournament as several players advance. Robert Vickers of Wichita Kansas defeats Paul thinvznry Craflan Maryland 9 and 2 while Charles Lemner North Platte Web beats Edgar Updegrall Tucson Aciz 1 up after 23 holes. Fred Rowland Olathe Kansas defeats Rodney Foster England 2 and 1. Paler Hedges England tops Lyndon-Pitlinger Oklahoma Lup ervy Courville Norwich Cann beats Franklin Rose Topeka Kan Dan Edwards Edmond Oklahoma defeats Marion Monre Or angeburg DC 6 and 5. Charles Harrison Mariella Ga beats Dennis Green 1 7.
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Wichita
Kaw
Paul Thinvznry
Craflan
Charles Lemner
North Platte
Web
Edgar Updegrall
Tucson
Aciz
Fred Rowland
Olathe
Kan
Rodney Foster
England
Paler Hedges
Lyndon — Pitlinger
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Okla
Lupervy
Yancey Durham Dies After Illness at Philadelphia Hospital
Philadelphia AP reports Yancey Durham longtime manager of a major boxing organization died early today after a long illness. He had been in a coma since August 28 and passed away at 1 50 AM, hospital officials said.
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Philadelphia
Yancey Yank” Durham
Ajralis
Sietcken
Durham
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