Juniors Triumph 7 3 On Strong Hitting and Pitching
Colimbus American Legion Juniors won 7 to 3 at Sherman Weeks in Lincon Friday night. Mike Last pitched nearly complete game to secure back to back victories, with Columbus scoring four runs in the seventh to take the lead after NBC’s Testy blanked the Juniors for four innings. Dery Kabza blasted a foul then grounded out, while Last and Sackett combined to load the bases and drive in runs as Tigges delivered a go ahead single in the eighth. The Juniors improved to 8 4 and prepare for a twin bill against Omaha Dugdales, with Ebner possibly available after a knee injury.
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Blues fall 6 2 to Capitol City foes in Lincoln clash
Blues drop to 6 2 at Lincoln amid non conference losses to Columbus and Gateway Merchants. Breeden allowed two runs in five innings as Lingala took the mound for the Blues. Colubus threats faded in a contested late inning double play. Line score notes Columbus 000 110 12 5 2 Lehigh Kohler paced the Blues with eight hits in a tough loss.
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Juniors open seven game home stand this evening
Columbus American Legion Miers hosts a seven game home schedule tonight featuring two seven inning contests against the visiting Omaha Dugdale club. Pitching may be thin for Benson with injured players sidelined, but the lineup promises strong batting.
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Seabees claim dual meet victory at Fullerton
Seabees tops Fullerton 758 to 577 to notch their second dual win in as many outings. In a separate meet at Mullerton, the Family AAC club won 738 to 577. Greg Degn led with three individual wins and swam two relays in the 13 14 division, with multiple other swimmers posting firsts across age groups.
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JM Moye
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League Standings Ammerican League champion Napoles in Cuba
A brief note recalls Just Napoles, a Cuban figure, pursued pennies in Santiago during his youth years, highlighting early life facts in a fragmented league standings context.
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Ziola to Run for Hastings College Track Star Joins Hastings
Dave Ziola, former Calumbus Nigh and Platte College standout, will enroll at Hastings College. Broney track coach Fred Riichmann notes his sprinting potential after 1970 records in the Blo 10 Conference and Platte marks in 100 and relay events. Mola is son of Myranil and Archie Zlota.
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Colgate leads league with top bowler names and titles
In Columbus Bowl action Aid America Summer League features Leonhard and Badje sparking play with high games. Notre Dame posts a 693 single and 1987 series. Colgate champions include Monica Becher and Marlene Itieh Korte. Cardinal team wins women’s league standings in Wednesday afternoon play.
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Evert Aims Wimbledon Title As Goolagong Stands In Way
Chris Evert, from Fort Lauderdale, reaches the Wimbledon women’s singles fourth round aiming for the title. She faces Julie Anthony, after defeating Mary Ann Eisel and preparing for a clash with Australia’s Margaret Court-era rival Evonne Goolagong. Alongside her, US players Billie Jean King and Nancy Gunter advance as men’s action sees Stan Smith and Jim Connolly progress toward quarterfinals.
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Rams and Redlegs win in Pony League action
Rams outslugged the Chicks in Pony League as Brian Fouteh voilerind three hits for the winners. Ban in nollched three for the Redlegs, backed by other fame by a 105 coin, over the Senators. Ken Ryba earned the win for Rams with Jel aorvie for the Redlegs. Larry Guenter, Daug Adamy took the loss.
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Nuxhall signs with Cincinnati club as teen pitcher
Kim Nuxhall, son of former pitcher Joe Nuxhall, inks a contract with the Cincinnati Hads. The 17 year old right handed pitcher will pitch for Bradenton in Florida rookie league, marking a family linked debut in professional baseball.
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Trials Track Day Brings Wins by Nyan Mann and More
Jim Nyan and Ralph Mann surged to form as the US Olympic Trials rolled into day two in Eugene. Mann won his 400 hurdles heat in 50.8 seconds amid tendon pain while Nyan claimed another 800 and 1500 heat victory. Swenson and Luzins advanced to finals. Wolter, Winfield, and others moved forward in a crowded field.
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Cubs edge Pirates as Reuschel shines in relief win
Cubs prevail 4 3 over Pittsburgh with Ricky Reuschel yielding two hits in 7 1 3 innings before injuries and relievers Dai McGinn and Jack Aker hold on. Popitone returns to action, drives in run with a sacrifice and a double. Elsewhere in NL standings, Mets, Expos, Padres, and Cardinals win or lose in tight races.
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Lewis eyes first tour win at Cleveland Open
Bob Lewis in Warren Ohio shoots 33 31 67 to sit tied for lead after opening round of the Cleveland Open. He stands with Mike Spang and George Knudson, one stroke behind leader Larry Haser who carded 31 45 65. Several veterans follow with strong rounds as 25 pros break par at Tanglewood.
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Speedy Crown Favored in Roosevelt ATC Championship
Speedy Crown, Hambletonian winner last year, is favored to win his fourth straight race as a four year old in the $30,000 American Traitor Championship at Roosevelt Traceway tonight. The winner and runner up in the ATC earn spots in the Roosevelt International Trial on May 1.
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Tigers suffer Dobsonitis as Orioles rally past Detroit
Detroit falls 3-3 to Baltimore after costly misplays and a key error in the first inning. Pat Dobson outpitched as Willie Horton belts a sixth homer. Yankees edge Cleveland 2-1, White Sox beat Oakland 6-5 in 11 innings. other AL results noted.
Evansville and Wichita Triumph Remain Leaders in AA
Evansville Triplets and Wichita Aeros, leading their divisions, won Friday night. Ammann pitched a four-hitter for Evansville and Bill McNally hit his eighth homer while Wichita built a six-run first two frames to defeat Oklahoma City. Tulsa edged Denver, Indianapolis swept Omaha, and upcoming games featured Oklahoma City at Tulsa and Omaha at Denver.
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