Barrios Stretches Win Streak in Sox Victory Over Royals
Francisco Barrios struck out 10 for his sixth straight win as the Chicago White Sox beat Kansas City 4-2. Jorge Orta doubled in the first and the crowd of 22,320 cheered as Barrios tied a complete game victory on 6 hits. Orioles and Red Sox wins breathe life into AL standings as Minnesota edging California in 11 innings and other scores roll in.
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Lakeview names Edward Kinzer wrestling coach
Lakeview High School announces Edward Kinzer as head wrestling coach. Kinzer is an alumnus of Lakeview with a strong multi sport background, including state qualification in track and a 31 16 wrestling record at Lakeview. He previously taught at North Bend High School and will coach science while living north of Columbus with his wife Kathy and daughter Christina.
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Three Strobel Brothers Qualify for Houston Moto-Cross
Three Strobel brothers from Clarks Schuyler earned enough points at the Coyote Run track Sunday to qualify for the Mini National Moto-Cross in Houston Aug 19 21. The four qualifying races spanned Tipton Cedar Rapids Fort Calhoun and the final event, with riders classified by age bike size and experience.
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Parker unhappy with Pirates seeks contract exit
Pittsburgh outfielder Dave Parker, named to the National League All Star team, says he is unhappy playing in Pittsburgh and plans to meet with Pirates management after the season to discuss possible changes. He gave no reasons for the dissatisfaction and expects to remain in the club’s plans only for the moment.
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Cattau Signs Doane Letter For Three Sport Star
Lynnette Cattau of Columbus High School signs an AIAW letter of intent to attend Doane College in the fall. A three sport letter winner she helped volleyball reach the state semifinals and earned all state honorable mention. She also lettered in basketball and was a top high school tennis player last spring. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Vattao.
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Vandals threaten park gains in Platte Center column
Lee Rupp laments vandalism sweeping public spaces from Platte Center to nearby lakes. He recalls damaged playgrounds, aerators, and totem poles, urges citizen action, stricter penalties, and community accountability to curb destruction and protect outdoor sites for all.
Cielocha homers in 10-3 Columbus win
Tuesday July 12 1977 Mike Cielocha powered the Columbus Midget Blues to a 10-3 victory over Invading Lincoln Federal. Columbus totaled 12 hits led by Novicki with three hits and two RBIs, while Czapla Starzec Bullington Arment and others contributed key hits. The Blues jumped to a 4-0 lead, added three in the sixth, and will host Lincoln Atlas at 4 30 pm Thursday at Pawnee Park before the Cttumwa Columbus Junior game.
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Spectacular catch nips Junior bid in tight 2-1 loss
Columbus Juniors dropped a 2-1 decision to visiting Lincoln Meginnis Ford Monday. Ken Ryba walked with two out in the seventh, Greg Becher moved him up with a single, then Meginnis center fielder made the game-ending shoestring catch. Earlier Calumbus left runners and Meginnis led 2-0 after three as Mark Cooper and Scott Tharnish produced hits.
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Lincoln praised for National Junior Olympics planning
Marion Bell of the Amateur Athletic Union lauds Lincoln officials for advanced planning and community enthusiasm as Lincoln prepares to host the National Junior Olympics on the University of Nebraska Lincoln campus. More than 1,000 athletes from 50 states will compete in seven sports including track and field and gymnastics.
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Seabee swimming team shines in Yankton meet
Lee, Kenny, and the Columbus Seabees posted strong showings in the Lewis & Clark swimming meet in Yankton. Jenny placed seventh in the 100 meter freestyle and eighth in the 50 backstroke, with other events noting several top eight finishes as the Seabells prep for AAU action this Saturday.
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