Ryan's shutout shows sure way to win
Nolan Ryan dominated the Cleveland Indians with a five hit shutout as the Angels won 2 to 0. Bonds provided the only early offense with a solo homer and a run scoring double. Ryan, aging with arm pain, notched his 26th career shutout and 154th strikeout this season while signaling potential trade talk as the team debates its second half moves.
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Osceola Wins 9th in Cent Nebraska League Slugfest
Osceola slugged past Wahoo 13 to 9 to claim their ninth Cent Nebraska Division win as other results saw Silver Creek beat Garland 7 to 5 and York defeat Schuyler 8 to 6. Columbus and Seward postponed. Osceola 9 3 hosts York 84 on Monday at 8 p m with several games rescheduled.
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Wrigley Field Seer Aims to Aid Cubs As Padres Stumble
United Press International reports strange events at Wrigley Field as Ruth Revzen, claiming witchcraft, plans to assist the Cubs against Randy Jones of the Padres who has 15 wins. Chicago deals a 10-0 shutout led by Rick Reuschel, with several NL games following.
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Baseball Leaders and Results Highlight Major League Standings
Summaries of American and National League batting and pitching leaders with runs batted in and stolen bases. Includes game results from Chicago, Pittsburgh, Atlanta, Cincinnati, Montreal, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, San Francisco, New York, Houston, Detroit, Texas, Kansas City, Minnesota, Milwaukee, Cleveland, California, Baltimore and Oakland.
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Behlen No 2 Upsets Ernst Olds In Slow Pitch Tourney
Behlen No 2 defeated Ernst Olds 10 9 in a thrilling opening night game at Ernst Slow Pitch League. Calvan Bloebaum earned the win with Ken Zimmer’s homer support as Countryside Mobile Homes and other teams posted wins in the Field lineup.
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Pitcher stars in Omaha win over Evansville
Tom Bruno pitched and batted Omaha to a 6-3 win as they protected their half game lead in the Eastern Division. Bruno drove in three with a bases loaded double and shut out Evansville until the ninth. Rupert Jones and Gary Martz homered for Omaha.
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Elks Club Hosts Curry Ferguson in Chevrolet PGA Meet
Columbus Elks Country Club hosts a sectional site for the 1976 Chevrolet PGA Junior Golf Championship on July 9 with 60 Nebraska boys and 14 girls ages 13 to 17 in 36 holes. Cathy Curry and Scott Ferguson from Columbus compete as favorites in their divisions.
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Bowling Boulevard Lanes Tuesday Wednesday Mixed Scores
Tuesday Night Mixed results show Carolyn Moore 189 and Sandy Ganskow 504 for team Mixed Nuts with 676 total. Wednesday Night Mixed lists Lee Starostka 174 and Larry ZyWiec 213 with team Three Stooges plus 1 totaling 622 and a league high 1777.
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