Juniors Beat Fremont 9 to 1 In Quick Start
Columbus Juniors jumped to an early lead and never trailed Fremont, powering to a 9 to 1 nonconference win behind Mike Acrni a three hitter. Valasek drove in multiple runs with a first inning grounder and continued to produce as the Juniors executed smart baserunning and solid defense.
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Rich Gaver
Krenols
Brice Lawiker
Columbus
Pat Valasek
Ron Hiola
Lirge Iy
Lense
Mike Acrni
Lola
Arnee Ebner
Valasek
Fremont Midgets edge Blues 4 3 in seventh inning thriller
Fremont Midgets beat Columbus Blues 4 to 3, rallying in the seventh as McCright delivered the winning hit. Peppler tripled for Columbus, Goug Wardinger drew a key walk, and Fremont pitchers held the Blues to nine hits. Wardinger took the loss for Columbus while Fremont improved to 9-5 with home upcoming game at Chandland.
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McCright
Columbus Blues
Blues
Chandland
Jestic
Fremont Saventiy
Do Hughes
Gata
Cook
Thomson
Renner
Columbus
Phil Peppler
Dave Steiner
Goug Wardinger
Leslie
Fremont
Gregg Bullington
Wurdinger
Chess and Politics Shine in Spotlight of Match
Sport Shorts notes the chess world and politics collide as the Fischer Spassky world championship match draws wide attention. Local players like Matt Mand and Chief Rankin are remembered for past games, with public interest rising amid publicity and speculation.
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Paul Ernst
Gan
Webby Fischer
United States
Boris Spassky
Russia
Evan
Iceland
Fischer
Mussey
Columbus
Matt Mand
Chief Rankin
Matt
Chief
Young Co-Op Team Racks Up Two Victories In League Play
Columbus Co-op swept two games in the Columbus Industrial Softball League with a blend of pitching and hitting. Kurt Wilke led 19-7 win over Mohrman’s Feed and Anson Kotte beat Behlen’s 13. Keith Schutte collected four hits including a double pair, while Wayie Wetgon tripled in the Mohrman game. Kevin Saulfeld added two doubles and Wendall Korle hit one against Kellen’s. Only 11 players in major league history have led their league in home runs, RBIs and batting average in the same season, a feat achieved by Ted Williams, Rogers Hornsby, and Carl Yastrzemski among others.
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Joldrekson
Wee
Fremont
Aeri
Das Sackett
Briggs
Jackson
Mies
Pigges
Wild
Wallwoonk
Gary Robertson
Tigges
Jelf Lasley
Acros
Fremontine
Willy
Ken Vergith
Dave Perry
Sox
Vergilh
Columbus
Columils
le Valasek
Toby Wits
Fremont A
Columbus Industerial
Kurt Wilke
Mohrman
Anson Kotte
Behlen
Hanes
Keith Schutte
Hawe UN
Wayie Wetgon
Kevin Saulfeld
Wendall Korle
Kellen
Coop
Suns
Sed
Willams
Rogers Hornsby
Boston Red Sox
Hornsby
St. Louis Cardinals
Tiple
Whnner
Carl Yastrzemski
Red Sox
Rosenbloom trades Colts for Rams ownership shift
Los Angeles AP report states Rosenbloom trades Baltimore Colts for sole ownership of the Rams in a league sanctioned move. Irsay and Keland acquire minority stakes, Reeves estate holds major share, with Tommy Prothro remaining Rams coach as management shifts unfold.
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LOS Angeles
Carroll Rosenbloamt
Baltimore
Los Angeles Hams
Rosenbloom
Robert Irsay
Skokie
Willard Keland
Racine
Wis
Colts
Rams
Daniel Reeves
Rosenbroom
Miami
Irsay
Rebind
Rains
Rosenbham
Calla
Keland
Miami Dolphins
Hill Barnes
Reaves Estate
ST Per Cent
Reeves
Tommy Prothro
Jon Klosterman
Ptnerak
Daltimore
Hosen Klnom
Klosterman Y Woul
Aer 1
Reus
Michigan State Football Records Highlight 73 Years
Michigan State football teams achieved their 3rd win in a row, building a streak amid a long history of 212 losses and 34 ties over 73 seasons, underscoring a rare run of success in a challenging era.
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Michigan State
Braves win 1992 Minor League title with 11-0 run
The 1992 Minor Lille League crown goes to an undefeated Braves club, flawless at 11-0 in league play. Manager Ken Cielocha and coach AL Kolbush lead a roster including Larry Kolbush, Jimmy Brandt, Rick Willis, Kriss Vicehurst, Ben Dreifurst, Darrel Korte, Scott Weber, Mike Rambow, Tim Cielocha, Mike Cielocha, Till Chavana, Dave Lewis, Matt Holmberg, Kent Kinzer, and Brian Davidson. John Tooley’s White Sox finish runner-up with an 8-8 record in the divisional race. A tournament opens Thursday. other games run July 14–20 with the championship July 21 at 7:30 p.m.
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Lille
Braves
Ken Cielocha
AL Kolbush
Larry Kolbush
Jimmy Brandt
Rick Willis
Kriss Vicehurst
Ben Dreifurst
Darrel Korte
Scott Weber
Mike Rambow
Tim Cielocha
Mike Cielocha
Till Chavana
Dave Lewis
Matt Holmberg
Kent Kinzer
Brian Davidson
John Tooley
White Sox
M. Ore
Diamant
Chicago to have first pick in WHA player draft
Chicago will hold the first selection in the WHA supplementary player draft, involving about 600 players across 12 teams. Draft orders reverse in the even rounds, and teams may move from a 130-player negotiation list to a 54-player freeze list to control eligibility.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Ohio
Wworld Hockey Association
New England
New York
Philadelphia
Tovston
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Winnipeg
Alberta
Quebec
Ottawa
WHA
Basteam
FordhamBrexel Football Clash Scheduled in Philadelphia
Fordham and Brexel prepare for a historic football game in Philadelphia on October 28. Wilmark leads the team as the schools’ first meeting.
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Fordham-Brexel
Philadelphia
Wilmark
Schonle
Columbus Seabees top St. Paul in Pawnee Park meet
Columbus Seabees defeated St. Paul 768 to 420 at Pawnee Park Pool on a Wednesday night as top swimmers dominated events. Standouts included Jane Imopp with three firsts in girls events and Ann Zastera claiming three individual wins plus relays for girls 11 12, while Doug Lice led bays 9 10 with three wins.
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Columbus Seabees Liu
St. Paul
Pawnee Park
Spear Tankers
Norfolk
Columbus
Jane Imopp
Ann Zastera
Doug Lice
Baren Gehring
Scott Schmidt
Swanton
Columbus Family Swim Association
Clvh
Sunny Les
Matthies Lin
Thittertiy
Absterhal Caulilers
Waltbedlye
Sitel
Aly Dieheing
Tar
Patty Hlinitier Foals
Juha Terete
Winsmell
Pal Conrtint
Walon Bok
Mealy
Bahensky Leads Lincoln Meet With 70 At Pioneer Golf
Alry Dick Bahensky shot a one under par 70 to grab sole lead after day two of the Janeary Men's City Golf Tour at Pioneer Golf Course Lincoln. He followed a Tuesday 73 to stand four over par 146 with high school senior Reig Sasse a 74 and Tom Yawk equal 73 contesting the top.
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Lincoln
Neb
Alry
Dick Bahensky
Janeary
Bahensky
Pioneer Galf Course
Tahensky
Reig Sasse
Pil Smith
Tom Yawkus Salloonett
Gay Teel
Wahensky
Haase
Smith
Hawking
Yee
Indianapolis Indians climb from cellar in tight race
The Indianapolis Indians move up from last place in the Eastern Division after a narrow win over the Tulsa Oilers by 54. Iowa dropped both ends of a twin bill 4-0 and 8-1 to Wichita Aeros, while Evansville Triplets beat Oklahoma City 9-5 and Denver Bears defeated Omaha Royals 4-1.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis Indians
Associaton
Indians
Iowa
Indianapolis
Tulsa Oilers
Towa
Wichita Aeros
Evansville
Gator Bowl Televised in Jacksonville by ABC
The next Gator Bowl game in Jacksonville will be televised by ABC. This confirms network coverage for the event, highlighting ABC as the broadcast partner for the upcoming matchup.
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Jacksonville
ABC
Dunfield wins one meter dive at AAU Championships
Dunfield, a 21 year old from San Jose California and University of Wisconsin student, captured the one meter springboard title at the National AAU Diver Championships in Lincoln Nebraska. He topped Mike Maneran of Columbus Ohio by 10 points with a final dive a one and one half somersault and a two and one half twist.
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Lincoln
Neb
Bor Dunfielt
University of Wisconsin Grace Ale
Pye
San Jose
Calif
Jim Henry
Danfield
ANU
Tolay
Dunfield
Law Board
Mike Maneran
Columbus
Ohio
Merchants vs Humphrey in Central Nebraska Baseball League
The Columbus Merchants host Humphrey at Pawnee Park on Sunday at 2:30 pm. Columbus sits 5-2 to Humphrey’s 3-2, with coach Clair Nuggeter hoping for a rebound after opening game pressure. Local lineup features Saalfeld Wieser Mueller Viola Rosehe Rongish and others from Junior Legion background. Osceola also listed to play St Edwant at 2:30 pm.
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Columbus Merchants
Humphrey
Pawnee Park
Merchants
Columbus Colts
Clair Nuggter
Tiki Ta Club
Gona
Kelly Korth
Columbus
Dick Gersich
Junior Legion
Humphrey Alaff
Larry Stalfeld
Mauntisman
Steve Wieser
Mark Mueller
Dave Zivla
Tod Brenner
Mike Muller
Jerry Clare
Bryce Roésche
Jerry Shank
Ernie Rongish
Saalfeld
Wieser
Mueller
Viola
Rosehe
Rongish
Hull to miss series with Russians
Bobby Hull objects to the plan for Canada to face Russia in an eight game NHL versus Russians exhibition set. Hull insists players must sign NHL contracts to join Team Canada training camp opening August 13. Team Canada, coached by Harry Sinden, will meet the Russian national team in late September.
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Wennipeg
Bobby Hull
Golden Jet
Canada
Russia
NHL
Hull
NHB
Hockey Canada
Team Canada
Hockey Nhl
Chi
Harry Sinden
Inab
Olympic coach Jim Kelly dies at 88 in Los Angeles
Former U S Olympic track and field coach James Vennis Jim Kelly died Tuesday in a Los Angeles hospital at age 88. He led the U S Olympic team in 1996 and previously coached at Minnesota University for 25 years, with a career spanning Nueva Visita College in Storm Lake Iowa. He is survived by his widow Dona and two children, a sister and a granddaughter.
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Los Angeles
U.S
James Vennis
Jim" Kelly
Nueva Visita College
Storm Lake
Towa
Kelly
University of Minnesota
Meo
Calhoun County
Iowa
Iis Avidow
Dona
Newell
Eve Kelly
Ponda
Omaha Boy Makes PHT Finals for All-Star Event
A New York and Omaha youth Jim Denmel, a 13 year old, is among four American League boys chosen to represent at the national championship and all star game on July 25 in Minneapolis. The selection stems from the Ponbly pitch draw competition highlighting young talent.
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New York
Lara
Onwiha
Jim den Mel
British Open Golf Championship lead contested by Trevino and Jacklin
Trevino and Jacklin battle for the British Open lead as Sanders Mare and other contenders follow. Miller shoots a 72 with a double eagle on the fifth hole and ties at 142 alongside Nicklaus and Townsend, while Tupling sits ahead after a 72 start.
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Mumbled
Scotland
Lee ‘Trevino
Britain
Tony Jackin
Doug Sanders
Dave Mare
Mgiriield
Tony Dranklin
England
Nicklaus
Johny Miller
Jaeslin
Peter Tupling
Uther
Miller
Petey Townsend
Drang
Esviv
Gil Casper
Hers Yancey
Bob Charles
Teft-nander
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Kobus
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Anne Nowant
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Clair Dickinson
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Kenneth Oppliger
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