Tempers flare in NL clashes and benches clear
Monday night baseball in the National League saw two skirmishes. Dodgers Astros and Phillies Pirates incidents led to ejections and suspensions, while other NL games featured Cincinnati San Diego and Montreal Chicago results.
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Astros
Los Angeles Burgers
Miladelphia
Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Greelion
Fang
Astrodome
Konnybrook
Dodgers
Willie Crawford
Jack Eliott
Willie Harper Turns From College Reluctance to Gridiron Success
Willie Harper, initially hesitant about college, ends up thriving at Nebraska after following mentor Thorson. A former Toledo Swot High star, he moved from basketball to football and earned sophomore of the year honors and the Outstanding Lineman Award at the Orange Bowl effort. Off the field he worked jobs from gas station to police patrolman, and even helped tackle a marijuana grow operation found behind a house.
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Charlie Smith
Wester Wincoln
UPL
Willie Harper
University of Nebraska
Brooks
Willie
Uncle Sam
Harper
Toledo
Thorson
Nebraska
the &i
Mipounder
Jeper
Jo Ln
Wille
Lincoln
Tim
Senior Amateur Golf Championship Qualifying Across U S
Senior amateur golfers begin sectional qualifying for the United States Golf Association Senior Amateur Championship at 38 locations nationwide on Sept. Finals feature senior players including eight-year-old competitors and will be played at Sunnybrook Country Club in Plymouth Meeting Pennsylvania on Sept 24.
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New York
UPI
United States Golf Association
Sunnybrook Cott Cluty
Viymouth
Harris Assumes Duties as Swedish Hockey Manager
Hilly Harris, an 11 year veteran of the National Mockey league, arrived in Coteborg Sweden to assume duties as Manager of the Swedish National Toe Hockey Tenn.
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Harris
Coteborg
Sweden
Hilly Harris
Money
Toe Hockuy Tenn
Schuyler Prepares Deep 12 Man Football Squad for Season
Schuyler enters the season with 12 lettermen led by veteran coach Fred Arnold. Key returnees include seniors Moyers Pelan Svoboda and Gerrard plus several juniors and sophomores who show promise. Warriors eye Central Ten play after a 3-6 record last year with a slate at Wahoo Blair Seward Columbus York Crete and other foes.
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Schuyler
Will Ludvark
Ssi Nieh
Grid
Fred Arnold
Monogram Witttees
Mike Moyers
Lynn Pelan
Dick Svoboda
Vocella
Chi Fricke
Doug Mayhe
John Gerrard
John Tees
Fred Salis
Jay Skarda
Lesley Wolfe
Rick Perrin
Mark Bosh
Steve Coufal
Mike Krinohlayek
Lorry Coufal
Sidney
Gareth
Fred Hoppe
Duane Kroeger
Rudy Novacek
Lindsey Stark
Jay Davidson
John DeBower
John Dufek
Bsave Faltys
Raymond Hearman
Jeff Thouda
Steve Korrach
Jay Krooy
Handy Novak
Rodney Perrin
Bill Shanahan
Terry Wells
The
Warriors
Wahoo
Central City
Blair
David City
Seward
Cohhabus
Scatus
Albion
York
Crete
Barnes moves to tie for fourth in Columbus standings
Terry Barnes became the fifth jockey to surpass the 1-point mark at Columbus races, boosting his total to 107 points and tying him with Alan Patterson for fourth place in the standings. Other names listed include WoPS Vy Stallings, King, We Anderson, Patterson, Pacheco, and Kenlfey in the eventful leaderboard.
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Terry Barnes
Columbus
Tarries
Alan Patterson
Wops Vy Stallings
King Ai Fo
We Anderson
Barnes
Patterson
Ie Pacheco
Kenlfey Ata
Gopher coach faces pressure as Minnesota votes on season hopes
Murray Warmath faces a pivotal year as the Gophers pursue a conference title and Rose Bowl bid. The team is reshuffled by injuries with senior quarterback Craig Curry and captain Bill Light leading an offense, while defensive depth and personnel changes test the squad.
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LPH
Murray Warmath
University of Minnesota
Warmath
Gophers
Goble Gophers
Craig Curry
Mae Big Ten
Bill Light
Fine Packer
Ernie Cook
Doug Kingshfor Alo
Warimath
Soph
Cook
John King
Roly Morgan
Leavis Clare
Serialis
Jets season may end before it starts as Namath and Snell injured
United Press International reports the New York Jets face a troubled preseason with key players Namath and Snell hurt. A 21-10 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs left New York with a likely slim chance for a fast start as Snell undergoes further tests for a damaged knee after a hard hit.
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United Press International
New York Jets
Joe Namath
Matt Snell
Kansas City Chiefs
Jets
New Yorkers
Snell
Willie Lanier
Caesar Belser
New York
Woodall
Bob Davis
Kansas City
Len Dawson
Namath
Dawson
Taylor
Ed Podolsk
Chiefs
Larry Grantham
Quarerback
Mike Livingston
Bobby Towfield
Dallas Cowboys
Forrest Grey
Gregg
Margene Adkins
Mel Renfro
Cowboys
Tom Jones
South Dakota State
Sam Adams
Prairie View A&m
First Annual Bicycle Grand Prix Holds Columbus Family Event
The Columbus Family hosted the first annual Bicycle Grand Prix with races in three age groups. In the 7-8 year group King Hoge beat Steve Siedlik, while eight riders entered the event. In the 9-10 preliminaries Mike Itice beat Mike Rambour and Caris Saalfeld, and Ricky Ebel defeated Mike Siedlik and David Korerk. In the final Mike Rice led all six laps to win, Chris Woerner was second, Ricky Ebel third. Greg Rice won the 11-12 pro with George Rambour close behind for second and David Korcek in third. Trophies awarded for first and second in each age group. plans for another race next year.
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Columbus Family
King Hoge
Steve Siedlik
Nope
Maltive
Mike Itice
Mike Rambour
Caris Saalfeld
Ricky Ebel
Fias
Vei
Royals fall 6 to 3 as Indianapolis tops Qinaha late
In American Association action Monday night Sonny Teuberle hit a three run homer in the third for OMATA tops in a 83 win over Qinaha. AL Craiford added RBI on two singles and a triple. It opened the last four game series of the 1971 season.
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Tomer
Sonny Teuberle
AL Craiford
Indianapolis
Qinaha
Crawford
RBI
Osceola Bulldogs Face Tough 196? Football Schedule
Osceola enters season after a 9-6 mark. Coach Gary Workman fields ten lettermen led by QB Steve Tenizes and linemen Randy Neujatz and Roger Augustin. Season opens Sept 10 at North Loup-Scotia, with key trips to Stromsbury and other tests on the slate.
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Gary Workman
Osceola Bulldogs
Workman
North Loup- Scotia
Paane
Stromsbury
Bulldogs
Steve Tenizes
Randy Neujatz
Roger Augustin
Steve Kumpf
Mark "Tonniges
Bill Peterson
Rad Johansen
Chris Hayes
Mika Johnston
Jin Carlson
Collin McKeag
Monty Jones
Steve Monson
North Loup-Scotia
Clarks
Oel
Extword
Henderson
Silver Creek
A Polk
Palmer
Genoa
Fishing Report Highlights Platte Loup Country Sport
Gene Kneifel reports improved fishing with catfish still strong in the Platte and Loup rivers. Walleye are popular at Lake North and the failrace park near Genoa. minnows and liver remain top catfish bait amid scarce nightcrawlers shipped from Canada. Notable catches include Mrs. Elsie Winkler with a big walleye at Lake North.
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Gene Kneifel
Gence
Minna Mart
Platte
Loup
Lake, North
Failrace Park
Genoa
Canada
Elsie Winkler
Lake North
Barney Novicki
Gene Teak
Bill Brandt
Bill Kuimmetz
Larry Pallas
Don
Tim Kneifel
Silver Creek
Gene
Mark Joseph Wins at Toutevard Greens Miniature Golf
Mark Joseph captures championship flight with a 13 under par score of 153 in the third annual Toutevard Greens event. Ralph Tinings is runner up at 156, while Mike McMeckin wins the first flight with 168 and Lee Stinson finishes second at 170. Second flight results show Mike Zaxlera 175 and Dennis Wasco 189.
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Mark Joseph
Mark
Ralph Tinings
Mike McMeckin
Lee Stinson
Mike Zaxlera
Dennis Wasco
Nebraska stables share big day at Agricultural Park track
Nebraska horses dominated Monday at Agricultural Park with six winners. Crowlee owned by Beulah Manson and Betty Johnson took the fourth race for a $16.20 mutuel, while J. D. Pensick’s Tink won the opener for $13.40. Other Nebraskans winning included William Weidam with Derby Bil, RW McNalb and OB Kinyoun with Chalet G, Barbara Olle with Haircut, Boyne Ferguson with Page Moon, and Big News owned by Hugh O Day. Sum One's Pride capped the day in the finale, and a $118.60 exacta paired Sum One's Pride with Nahrview owned by Russ Bur mood of Columbus. Attendance was 2,497.
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Agricultural Park Track
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Beulah Manson
Betty Johnson
Columbus
Watt
J.D. Pensick
Lincgln
William Weidam
Fremont
McNalb
Kinyoun
Superior
Barbara Olle
Omaha
Ami Boyne Ferguson
Douglas
Page Moon
Big News
Hugh O'Day
Dunlap
Iowa
Avnth Tink
Douglas Bosse
Elk Point
S.C
Nahrview
Russ Burmood
Exacta
Chalet G
Thunder Princess
Dave King
Terry Barnes
Graebner seen as threat for U S tennis crown
Clark Graebner stamped himself a definite threat at the U S Open after winning the Eastern Open at Orange Lawn. Pierre Barthes praised him saying Graebner played superbly in a 6-3 4 6 4 64 victory over the Frenchman. Graebner collected 3000 dollars for the Orange Lawn win, following another tournament triumph.
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N.J
UPI
Clark Graebner
Pierre Barthes
Clark
Barthes
Graebner
Forest Hills
Gracner
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
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