Don Herr Wins City Golf Meet Championship Flight Title
Don Herr captured the men’s city golf championship with a 157 total at Elks County Club, edging Fill Saale at 160. Jerry Joseph and Ken Pollorf finished tied for third at 164. Keith Engelmann was low medalist at 154 in the strawal tourney. Several flight winners and a field of 185 golfers were noted, with awards banquet Sunday night.
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Don Hert
Elks County Club
Fill Saale
Jerry Joseph
Ken Pollorft
IGL
Keith Engelmann
Woulhn
James L. Richer
Gene Torezon
Ron Costad
Dan Peterson
Ben Bowley
Dave Sherman
Doug ¥ Ybbal
Rich Aernl
Pat’ McCormick
Bill Hoganson
McCormick
Te Compittee
Herb Bivens
Jim Ric Jr
Hank Thomson
Wayne Jungelhatin
Sharolyn Thomson
Gloria Rich
Mony
Major League Leaders Summary From United Press International
National and American League leaders are listed with batting averages, totals, and stats for key players. Notable figures include Carty Cramer and Yastrzemski among others, highlighting home runs, runs batted in, and pitching records across the two leagues.
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Lesqua
United Press International National League G. Abr. H. Pet. Carty
Nekmin
Cal
American League
G. Abr
H. Pet. Smith
Bos
Yirski- Bos
Johnson
Oliva
Min
Apreio
Chi
Fosse, Cie
Worth
Det
Powll
Bal
Pinlla
Berch
Cin
Perez
Williams
H. Aaron
McCovey
Killebrew
Minn
Howard
Wesh Bry Yaslezernski
Hos
Powell
Halt
Mellon
Oliver
Warper
Mil
Bench
Parez
Cly
Wash
Balt
United Press International National League
Eas
Cubs Outfielder Billy Williams extends consecutive game streak
Outfielder Billy Williams of the Chicago Cubs has played in three straight games through the 1989 season, establishing a notable National League record in the process.
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Lincago
Billy Willams
Chicago Cubs
Weekend Football Action Highlights From Area Pro Games
Pro action dominated the weekend with three footers Miami beating the Colts 20-13, Atlanta tops Cincinnati 22-17, and Cincinnati defeating the Browns 324. Vikings and Packers rolled to easy wins led by standout defense. Namath debuted for the Jets in a Vikes game, while Carl Hiller signed a new dealSunday. Fred Carr starred for the Packers with two interceptions and a fumble return. Raiders quarterbacks struggled with seven interceptions, led by Lamonica and Stabler. Husker scrimmage Saturday saw six scoring drives as Kerry Fagge and Yan Branson impressed, though defense remains a concern.
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Miami
Colts
Atlanta
Chiefs
Cincinnati
Browns
Vikings
Packers
Jets
Green Bay
Joe Kapp
Carl Hiller
Iiring
Kapp
Ben Dreith
Columbus
Ben
Denver
Fred Carr
Packer
Raiders
Raider
Deryel Lamonica
Ken Stabler
Huskers
Kerry Fagge
Yan Branson
Joe
Minnesota
Gary Cuozzo
O ‘ Namath
Cuozzo
Hob Grim
Gene Washington
John Beasley
Vets
Matt Snell
Viking
Carl Eller
Green Bay Packers
Oakland Raiders
Dave
Robinson
Oakland
Billy Cannon
Cannon
Louisiana State
Houston
Philadelphia Eagles
Lions
Detroit
Kansas City
Tor McCauley
Don Shula
Baltimore Colts
Jess
Cleveland
Bengals
Casci Paul Brown
John Brodie
San Francisco
Jerry Levins
David R
San Diego
Hill Kilmer
New Orleans
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
Ieyz Captures Salzburg Formula Two Race Victory
Belgium racer Jackie Teyx won his 61st F2 victory of the season at Salzburg Speedway. He completed the international race in 1 hour 3 minutes 24.3 seconds, beating Vittorio Brambiller of Haly and Dieter Questers of Austria.
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Salzburg
Austria
WPI
Jackie Teyx
Belgium
Teyx
Gut Vittorio Brambiller
Haly
Dieter Questers
Nebraska goose hunters urged to submit permits soon
The State Game Commission in Lincoln says Nebraska goose hunters have one week to apply for blinds at Plattsmouth Waterfowl Management Area. A public drawing will be Labor Day at the area headquarters, with noon deadline to enter. Reservations apply daily except Wednesdays, and applications are limited to one per person.
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Lincoln
UPI
State Game’ Commission
Nebraska
Plattsmouth
Management Area
Commission
Cubs gain in NL as Hands wins 340 over Padres
Cubs pull ahead in the NL with a 4 0 victory over the Padres behind Bill Hands after a late three run shot by Fepstone. Giants sweep Pirates in twin bill while Mets, Pirates slump, and Cubs stand at .500. Others note St. Louis, Philadelphia, and Atlanta wins in tight league play.
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Neil Hershberg
Mets
Pirates
Chiczvo Cubs
Fepstone
Cubs
Bill Hands
San Diego Padres
San Francisco Giants
Pittsburgh
New York
Royston Astros
Cub
Leo Durocher
Chicago
Herman Franks
Louis
Angeles
Motes
Cincinnnati
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Kappless Vikings crush Jets in preseason opener
In Bloomington Minnesota, quarterback Gary Cuozzo led a 24 point first half for the Kappless Vikings while Joe Namath saw limited action for the Jets. Carl Eller ended his holdout as Minnesota built a commanding lead. Green Bay opened preseason with a 27 7 win over Oakland.
Albion High names Torczon new football coach
Albion names John Torczon as head football coach for the upcoming season. A former allstate player from Columbus St Bonaventure and former head coach at ONeill St Mary, Torczon cautions the team has much work to do but could surprise if players rise to the task. Returning lettermen include Bolin Belguin Nelson Sup Short Christo Green Howell Streeh Crosby Gray Khron Kruse with promising newcomers Rosenbaum Bolin Borer Smith Voskamp Sup Foster. Schedule lists nine road and home games from Sept to Nov including Harlington Utica Ord Weligh Davi City Central City Schuyler St Paul and Aurora.
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Albion
Jot Toren
Allstate
Columbus St. Bonaventure High
O'Neill St. Mary
Torczon
Jim Bolin
Bob Belguin
Rick Nelson
Mark Sup
Bill Short
Tim Christo
Tim Green
Art Howell
Dave Streeh
Jim Crosby
Butch Gray
Bob Khron
Curt Kruse
Dave Rosenbaum
Jeff Bolin
Mark Borer
Kim Smith
Dave Voskamp
Crag Sup
Terry Clark
Garden Foster
Harlington
Utica Centennial
Weligh
Davi City
Central City
Schuyler
St Paul
Aurora
St Francis football camp lists 13 lettermen after 6 21 season
Ten seniors lead the St Francis grid hopefuls under Coach William Shonka with Karnes as assistant. Notables include Dan Albracht Randy Beller Ron Baller Mike Brandl Robert Delderich Alien German Jim Hassenstab Jeff Nissen Chuck Wemhoff Irvin Wembhoff and juniors Jerry Classen Jim Noonan Merle Van Dyke. Schedule spans Sept 11 Jackson to Nov 6 Battle Creek with varied road and home dates.
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Tumphrey
Triumphrey
St. Francis Central
Relieysmen
William Shonka
Karnes William
Dan Albracht
Randy Beller
Ron Baller
Mike Brandl
Robert Delderich
Alien German
Jim Hassenstab
Jeff Nissen
Chuck Wemhoff
Irvin Wembhoff
Monogram
Jerry Classen
Jim Noonan
Merle van Dyke
Darrel Bender
Richard Moser
Steve Pfeifer
Lyle Wenthoff
Bob Bender
Gene Chohion
Dick Fisher
Guy German
Tom Zuerlein
Koy Iat Pfeifer
Terry Weinhoff
Shonka
Battle Creek
Lackson
Howells
Elgin
Pope John
Dodge
Ger
O'Neill St. Mary
Spalding Academy
Newman Grove
Leigh
Stones Win Scotch Doubles With 662 Series At Columbus Bowl
Ardean and Sheila Stone led Alibi Scotch Doubles at Columbus Bowl with 245 168 207 for a 620 series and 42 handicap pins to total 662. Gil and Corky Cave were second with 191 195 262 for 565 and 69 handicap pins. Wall Junghaene and Fran Henderson third at 638. Lec and Heane Miller 609, Hea and Rich Pensick 608. Stones posted high games 259 and 221. Mabel Griepentrog and Rich Pensick 411 in jackpot. Another sweeper Sunday at 7:30 pm.
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Ardean
Sheila Stone
Columbus Bowl
Gil
Corky Cave
Wall Junghaene
Fran Henderson
Leon
Heane Miller
Gary
Barb Badie
Hea
Rich Pensick
Stones
Mabel Griepentrog
Omaha gridster struck by lightning during practice
PUEBLA Calo UPT reports Dennis Nauslar of Omaha was hospitalized in serious condition after being struck by lightning Saturday during a football practice at Southern Colorado State College. He sustained shoulder and chest burns as three other players suffered shock.
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Puebla
Calo
Dennis Nauslar
Omaha
Southern Colorado State College
Oiisha Ryan
Hastings College camp draws many area youths
Eighteen youths from Hastings area attended the Hastings College basketball camp this summer. Lynn Farrell, Hastings coach, and Jack Johnson of Columbus High directed. Columbus attendees included Frank Brower, Roger Brown, Lavell Elliott, Vernon Davis, Ob Fyfe, Bill Staub, Mike Wagner, Mike Berlin, Bruce Friedrichsen, Dana Hellbusch, Paul Potter, John Walters, Jon Wagner, Bob Com, Tim Lemke, and Dave McNair. Lakeview High had Steve McWilliams and Tom Vandenburg.
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Columbus
Lakevie High School
Hastings
Lynn Farrell
Jack Johnson
Columbus High
Frank Brower
Roger Brown
Lavell [Lliott
Vernon Davis
Ob Fyfe
Bill Staub
Mike Wagner
Mike Berlin
Bruce Friedrichsen
Dana Hellbusch
Paul Potter
John Walters
Jon Wagner
Bob Com
Tim Lemke
Dave McNair
Lakeview High
Steve McWilliams
Tom Vandenburg
Fuhr Dunn claim Columbus Bowl Scotch Doubles title
Fuhr and Rita Dann posted a 676 series with games of 225, 10, and 265 to win the Boulevard Lanes Sunday night Scotch Doubles. Randy and Judy Krumland were runners-up with 64 pin deficit, while Guy and Lindy Anderson 640, Al Bruner and Carol Thalken 613, Del and Virginia Nelson 826. A Channel 7 sweepstakes drew Lambert and Darlene Joubek, set to bowl in Omaha on Sunday September 12. Scotch Doubles concludes at 0 p.m.
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Leonard Fuhr
Rita Dann
Boulevard Lanes
F. E. Scotch
Randy
Judy Krumland
Guy
Lindy Anderson
al Bruner
Carol Thalken
Del
Virginia Nelson
Lambert
Darlene Joubek
Omaha
Channel 7
Wagering and attendance rise at Columbus meet
Three weeks of thoroughbred racing at Agricultural Pat drew over 23 million in wagered money and 54,716 fans across 15 days. Ecoffey leads jockey standings with 24 wins and 170 places, while Wayne Alderson trails with 138 points. The meet runs through Labor Day with record expectations for Columbus racing.
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Agricultural Pat
Gutl Sie
Dima
Nioe Weee
Labor Day
All Keys
Columbus
Ecoffey
Fred Ecoffey
Stan
Wayne Alderson
William Allingss
Art Stallings
Poona Miss Wins $5,000 Breeders Feature at Agricultural Park
Poona Miss daughter of Poona's Lark faded from early pace to win the $5,000 Breeders Special at Agricultural Park. Jockey Dave King steered the favorite to a three and a half length victory over Elkham Valley. Owner R L Allee of Sheridan Mo. also notable: four wins, four places, and nearly $11,000 in earnings this year.
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Poona
Mabel B
Agricultural Park
R. L. Allee
Sheridan
Dave King
Waller
Donald Rees
Norfolk
Nickel Time
Douglas Bosse
Mind
Poona Miss
Binany
Bart H. Ford
Valley
William Stallings
Elks
Kentucky Brother
Jerry Rebele
Herbe Riecken
Eremicnt
Too Little Man
Cleareye
P. Starichis
Dally
Darkles
John
Lis
Darkus John
Ralling
Zeke
Fred Ecoffey
Marvin Coleman
Jerry Rettele
Squirrel and rail hunting seasons open in Nebraska
Lincoln UPI reports Nebraska opens squirrel season on Tuesday lasting to January 31 and rail season until November 9. Bag limits list seven for squirrels and a possession limit of 21. rail limits are 35.
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Lincoln
UPI
Nebraske
Japan Wins World Women’s Softball Title in Osaka
In Osaka Japan Michiko Matsumura allowed two hits as Japan defeated Orange California 14 in the title game of the world women’s softball championship. Nancy Wellborn pitched for the U S allowing three hits as her teammates managed only two off Matsumura in a decisive final.
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Osaka
Japan
UPI
Une
Orange
Calif
Nancy Wellborn
U.S
Michiko Matsumura
Stanton Clarkson, Oasis Bar clash in softball finals tonight
Stanton Clarkson faces Oasis Bar for the Columbus Softball League championship at Pony League Field in Pawner Park at 8:45 p.m. Oasis Bar and Bob Johnson Motors of Norfolk play for third place at 7:45 p.m. Clarkson blanked Norfolk 10-0 and Stanton edged Oasis 64-? in the opener as Darrell Dubsky limited Norfolk.
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Markson
Stanton
Oasis Bar
Bob Johnson Motors
Norfolk
Pony League
Pawner Park
Clarkson
Darrel Duhsky
Columbus
Willie Spreeman
Omaha
Gene Hiessen
Merle Johannes
Tiger Osten
Gary Blessen
Milt Broje
Wayne Morfetd
Fauight
Gene Blessen
Ohio State Seen as Favorite to Win 1970 National Title
Ohio State appears strong to claim the 1970 national college football crown with Woody Hayes guiding a deep lineup led by Rex Kern and a nine game schedule, while Notre Dame with 18 returning starters and Ara Parseghian shapes a formidable defense. Michigan challenges Ohio State in the Big Ten race as Purdue Minnesota and Michigan State offer solid competition.
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UP Sports
Wiiter
Chicago
UPS
Ohio State
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Ohio
Woody Hayes
Rex Kern
Buckeyes
Ara Parseghian
Parseghian
Trish
Michigan
Purdue
Minnesota
Michigan State
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Steve Carlson
Cardinal
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Tony Taylor
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Lersch
Pat Jarvis
Kappless Vikings
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Joe Who
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Albion High
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Spreeman
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Dubsky
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