Stumbling Juniors Set for Grand Island and Kearney Showdowns
Stumbling Juniors face Grand Island on Saturday and Kearney on Sunday in Cornlusher West Division play. Coach Latey Kassek and Gary Hobertson push for the right mix as Columbus-Lincoln hopes to rebound from a 2-5 start and a 6-4-34 season line. A late-season surge hinges on top hitters and strong pitching as Grand Island and Kearney battle for top status.
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Rich Gaver
Colunbas
Wil
Latey Kassek
Gary Hobertson Yall
Ron Aleklas
Zila
Rbs
Grand Island
Junioys
Columbus
Jin Egger
Gla Pergholz
Craig Dex
Lofty Sip
Alte Mound
Kearney
LMS
Steve Vinegar
Red Routh
Steve Spoagberg
Mike Chik
Dave Pratt
Vinegar
Che Frojans
Garth
Duly Fourany
Rintes
Shane
Lo Hastings
Columbus Telegram July 7 1973 local page fragment
Readable copy shows a Saturday edition from Columbus Nebraska with the Columbus Telegram masthead and page tagged as the 04440 Telegram page. No clear article text available to summarize a specific event or person.
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Columbus Telegram
Columbus
Nebraska
Ski Lounge dominates Oasis in five inning softball clash
Ski Lounge crushed Oasis Bar 15 to 2 in five innings as Division 1 leaders Oasis slipped to 9-3. Lavya Aylers allowed four hits with two run homer by Roger Wardeman and three safeties each from Aylers and Mark Kudron. Keen Korner edged C-K Planing Mill 7-6 in Wilderness Park with costly errors in the seventh. Tracy Grubaugh earned the win.
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Ji Lemler
Ski Lounge
Oasis Bar
Columbus
Willy
Oasis
Lavya Aylers
Roger Wardeman
Duck Nasal
Aylers
Mark Kudron
Mike Dehaunes
Keen Korner
Loange
Nlp
C-K Planing Mill
Wilderness Park
Tracy Grubaugh
Ken Johannes
Shannon Cole
Daya Kitcaid
Bob Kloke
Stockton Leads Milwaukee Open With Nine Under Rounds
Dave Stockton fired the best round of his pro career with a nine under par 63 to seize a three stroke lead in the Greater Milwaukee Open. Stockton, 2 former PCA champion, totaled 132 after 30 holes at Tuckaway Country Club. Larry Ziegler shot 69 to stand two back at 135, while Bob Goalby slipped to fourth with six birdies but a 71.
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Milwauke! AP
Dave Stockton
Stockton
Bob Goalhy
Mike Morley
Hubert Green
Famero Blancas
Ben Crenshaw Leads All American College Golf Team
Ben Crenshaw of the University of Texas heads the 1973 All American Collegiate Golf Team, the eight member squad to be honored at the All American Collegiate Golf Dinner in New York on July 31. Also named are repeaters Danny Edwards, Steve Graves, and Gary Koch, with Lance Suauki, Billy Ellis, Bill Rogers, and Craig Stadler among others.
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NEW York
Ben Crenshaw
University of Texas
Danny Edwards
Oklahoma State
Steve Graves
Oho State
Gary Koch
Florida
Lance Suauki
Brighamt Young
Tony Lema
Slimmy Ellis
Georgia Southern
Bill Rogers
Houston
Craig Stadler
Southern California
Crenshaw
Ngharas
NCA
Stilwater
Okla
Tommmey
Tom Kite
All-American Golf Foundation
Battle for NL outfield berths in All Star voting
AP reports tightening race for two of three NL outfield spots as leading vote getters include Hank Aaron Willie Stargell and Willie Mccovey with Johnny Bench leading catchers. Voting ends July 8 with team announcements the week of July 5 and players named from league leaders in each position.
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REW York
Willy Wittens
Chicago Cubs
Wie Toliston
Astros
Cesar Cedeng
Uohiyy Bonds
San Francisco Cilants
Wiglig
Skely Lo
Kansas City
Nl Bonds
Wieres Manning Jobs
Johnny Bench
Chesmall Reds
Paver
Joe Morgan
Hank Aaron
Adana Braves
Ates
Chis Spelar
Giants
Cubs
Rat Santa
Pirst
Atlanta
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh
Willie McCovey
San Cisco
Tony Perez
Cincinnati
Buckner
Loa Augelea
Expos edge Astros in eight-run sixth for doubleheader opener
Major league roundup from Montreal and other cities: Boccasella caps an eight-run sixth with a solo homer and grand slam as the Expos rally to beat the Astros 12-2 in the first game. Mets rally in New York but fall 2-0 to the Braves as Hodges singles to begin a key ninth. Reds beat Phillies 6-2 behind Concepcion and Perez homer, while other games feature Rangers over Brewers 5-2 and Orioles over A’s 3-2 amid Friday night action.
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Boccasella
Montreal Expos
Houston Astros
Soccabella
Byvo
Wille McCavey
San Francisco Wls
Houston
Toccabella
Jim Crawford
Tame
Expos
Jerry Reuss
Huston
REDS
Phils Philadelphia
Bobby Tolan
Tony Perez
Biw Plummer
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Phillie
Concepcion
Rangers
Brewers
Milwaukee
Jeff Burroughs
Soto
Bill Sudakis
Texas Rangers
Angels—Indians
Cleveland
Charlie Spikes
Steve Barber
Dave Bell
Carrie
Cleveland Indians
Angels
The
Indians
Dick Tidrow
Buth
Tidrow
Jerry Johnson
Yanks—Twins
Bloomington
Minn
New York Yankees
Jim Ray Hart
Minnesota Twins
Ak Sar Ben Race Results From Omaha Neb
Ak Sar Ben at Omaha shows race by race results for nine events with times and payouts. Winners include Count Sash Ozzie Sub Delecta and Flight Jet plus multiple place and show finishes across six furlong to mile distances with daily double figures.
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Omaha
Neb
Ak-Sar- Len
Ozzie
Willie Deliver
Glen
Nob
Challenge Lee
Little Blue Jeanie
Wooden Marine
Miss Samy County
Boodari
Khalili Aad County
Dean
Old Thunder
Bill's Comet
Dr. Pantano
Public notices on proposed special assessments in Columbus Nebraska
Owners of land within paving districts No. 4 and No. 1 in Columbus Nebraska are warned the Mayor and Council will meet July 18 1972 as a Board of Equalization to determine and levy special assessments for improvements. A schedule of apportionment will be filed July 6 1977 with the City Clerk Treasurer.
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Columbus
Nebraska
Sald Board
Heniefits
Arsennmiente
Treasirer
Bate
Milburn Sets World Record in 110 Meter Hurdles in Zurich
Rod Milburn of the United States set a world record in the 110 meter hurdles with 43.1 seconds in Zurich. He broke the old mark by one tenth of a second, a record first set 14 years earlier by Martin Laurer of West Germany in the same Zurich Stadium.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Rod Milburn
United States
Martin Laurer
West Germany
Wimbledon finals delayed by rain as Americans Karen King and Miss Dyer reach finals
Wimbledon in England experiences rain delays as Billie Jean King and Chris Evert compete for the women's title while Alex Metrewell and Jan Kodes set up the men’s final. King, from Long Beach, seeks another title, while Dyer, from Fort Lauderdale, reaches her first Wimbledon final. ILTF talks on star players and ATP tensions continue at the annual Warsaw meeting, with possible settlements to restore top players to the circuit.
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Billie Jean Klug
Cass Evert
New York
NEC
Alex Metrewell
Soviet Union
Jan Kodes
Czechoslovakia
From & Pan
King
Winbledon
Long Beach
Calif
Billie Joan Moffitt
Margaret Court
Australia
Fin
Miss Dyer
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
International Lawn Tenis Federation
Association of ‘Tennis Professionals
Th ‘Suspensia
Yugoslavia
Nikki Pilic
ILTF
Warsaw
Poland
Maves
ATP
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