Bullington homer sparks Juniors past Norfolk 6 1
Columbus American Juniors beat Norfolk Juniors 6 to 1 as Stuart Bullington hit a three run homer and Steve Slanecker added two run doubles. Larry Saalfeld pitched six hits with eight strikeouts for his fifth win. Dugdales visit Friday for a doubleheader at Pasnee Park Field after North Platte tournament ties.
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Standings and scores surge in Major Little League action
Cardinals beat Red Sox as Cordson and Ferguson go 2 for 3 to lead the win. Eagles top Giants 6-4 with Levos winning, Goodwin losing. Giants rout Dodgers 13-8 behind Ebner win. Yankees edge Cubs 3-2 on Shanahan's 11 strikeouts. Minor leagues feature Phillies over Indians 12-3 and other tight results.
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Blues and Reds sweep Norfolk Midgets in double header
Blues defeat Norfolk Midgets 3-2 at Pawnee Park Field as coach Gary Bork’s Blues edge a strong Norfolk squad. Reds top Madison County in the second game under coach Virgil Harlsel. Both Norfolk clubs suffer defeats in the twin bill.
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Race entries at Lincoln Bailgraunis Friday
Lincoln racing card lists maiden allowance purses at 6 events all day Friday. Notable entrants include Deal-King 232 Stila Helle Daxter Nero's Mark and Heolfer Shada's Girl with multiple eligible horses in eighths and seventh races, prize money ranging from 1 200 to 1 300 dollars plus claimed events.
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Ata Wirsleor
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Farris
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Browns Phipps reach five year rookie contract
The Cleveland Browns announced a five year deal with Mike Phipps, Purdue quarterback and top NFL draft pick. Cleveland acquired Warfield from the Dolphins to secure the number three overall first round pick and the right to sign Phipps.
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One gored in running of bulls at Pamplona fiesta
In Pamplona Spain during the San Fermin Fiesta a man was seriously gored and several others were bruised as six fighting bulls rushed through the streets toward the arena. The injured Spaniard suffered a severe goring to the left leg amid the weeklong festival sequence with large crowds attending the event.
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Hart Drives Giants Past Braves With Record Seven RBIs
Jim Hart belted six RBIs in one inning as the San Francisco Giants beat the Atlanta Braves 13 to 0. Hart hit a three run homer and a three run triple during a 11 run fifth, tying a modern NL mark. Gaylord Perry allowed five hits for his 13th win.
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Jets Sign Trio From Midwest Scouting Drafts
New York Jets signed trio from major colleges Gary Arthur tight end Miami Ohio Terry Stewart defensive back Arkansas and John Little guard Oklahoma State. It marks their 11th sixth and sixth draft choices respectively.
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Oklahoma State
New York Jets
Catfish Catch Near Elba On North Loop
Angler Harry D. Smith hooks a five and a half pound blue cat on the North Loop near Elba during a vacation with former Columbus residents Dennis Schanow of Denver and Mrs. Schanow.
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Closed circuit TV may air Husker USC game
Omaha businessman Doug Ostergaard plans a single closed circuit telecast of the Nebraska versus Southern California game in Los Angeles on September 19. He cites potential wider use if demand and permissions are granted, with reaction mixed among NU officials and athletic director Bob Devaney.
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Sport Shorts: Dugdales Visit Columbus for Friday Doubleheader
In Omaha Dugdales travel to face the Columbus Juniors for a Friday twin bill, seven innings each, starting at 7. The Dugdales boast a strong roster as one of Omaha’s top teams. Also notes a correction on last week’s column and mentions the Area Tournament hosted by Columbus with five teams competing, plus a planned closed TV broadcast of the Husker Trojan game on Sept 19.
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Boulevard Lanes Dominates Long Branch In League Game
In a Columbus Men's Softball League match Boulevard Lanes routed Long Branch 9 to 1 on Wednesday. Winning pitcher Val Sohl allowed seven hits while Dennis Kodad led Boulevard with four. Roger Cattan yielded the loss as Gary Oakeson posted three hits and Rick Bergman added two. Dale Fuchs hit a triple for the winners.
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Larry Kobus
Norfolk
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Rick Bergman
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Yankees Swap Tepe for Kjine on Roster Move
New York optioned first baseman Frank Tepe to Syracuse and recalled outfielder Steve Kjine from the same International League club to fill Tepes roster spot.
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Weaver names nine to AL All Star staff in 1970
AL manager Cal Weaver selects nine starters for the July 14 game in Cincinnati after apologizing to relievers for not including any in the top nine. The mound staff includes Dave McNally Jim Palmer Mike Cuellar Sam McDowell Mel Stottlemyre Jim Hunter Jim Perry Clyde Wright Fritz Peterson Eddie Walton and Pete Richert Darold Knowles Lindy McDaniel and Tom Acker. The nine pitchers had 100 combined victories.
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California
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Jac ‘Aker
Chiefs and Senators win Pony League games Wednesday
Chiefs edged the Rams 10 9 and the Senators defeated the Hedlegs 7 5. Paul Potter earned the pitching win for the Chiefs while Joe Brock took the loss. Dave Blahak allowed four hits as Joe McMeekin was the loser in the Senators game. Line scores note Chiefs over Rams and Senators over Redlegs.
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Joe McMeekin
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