Juniors Top Fremont 16 to 8 In Nonconference Faceoff
Columbus American Legion Juniors hammered Fremont 16 to 8 in a nonconference game. Kobus belted a homer, Mike Tigges added a bases loaded double, and Lary Kobus launched a long homer. Valasek earned the win with 11 strikeouts as Columbus built an early lead and cruised.
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Rich Gayer
Columbus
Fremont
Legion
Kassek- Rayerbert
Dan Briggs
Bruce Loner
Mike Valasek
Valasek
Fig Slint
Tan Walla
Etting Norenberg
Rilen Bahe
Mark Robesos
Tim Mack
Ron Legband
Hemant
Grant Island
Vithasei Wailea
Marys Ketreaukney
Cagis
Sahara edges Creston in 13 innings in Leigh tourney
Sahara defeats Creston 4 inning thriller to reach the semifinals. Arlyn Gehring drove in the winning run with a single in center scoring Don Nasal. Creston led 3-1 in the sixth before Sahara tied it, with timely hitting from Gaver, Zastera, and Gehring. Bob Kapels took the loss as Columbus advanced.
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Bob Kapels
Gaver
Mike Zastera
Teans
Renners
Ge Wii
Tree
Uahring
Hadar
Petraglia Keeps Lead Among PBA Bowlers
Brooklyn bowler Johnny Hatraglia tops earnings with 72,008 dollars as the Professional Bowlers Association standings show Petraglia continuing as the leading bowler in Akron. The report notes his earnings place him among the top 20 PBA players this season.
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Chin
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Professional Bowlers Association
Petraglia
Cliff Richey Falls Early In Washington Tennis Upset
In Washington D C Cliff Richey was upset by Spain's Andres Gimena 5 4 7 5 in a two round match. The event greets Bastille Day as Pierre Barles defeats Arthur Ashe 7 4 1 6 6 1 and top players Newcombe Laver Smith and Franulovic advance in the Washington Star Into national tennis tournament.
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UMD
Washington Star
Cliff Richey
Spain
Andres Gimena
Richey
Pierre Barles
France
Arthur Ashe
Jobe Newcombe
Australia
Star Smith
Rod Laver
Newcombe
Ray Moore
South Africa
England
Roger Taylor
Clark Grabner
Lavec
Fred Stolle
Ken Moscall
John Mexanter
Smith
Yugoslavia
Zeljko Franulovic
Bous
Linping
Cil Deysdale
Charles Pasarell
Tom Okker
Netherlands
Dennis Ralston
Frans Pochting
Marty Riessen
Cautious Bidder seals rubber match at Hollywood Lassie Stakes
Cautious Bidder defeats Miss Lady Bug in the 75-00 added Hollywood Lassie Stakes at Nloflywood Park. The 2 year old filly timed 0:04 3 for furlongs and paid $14.00, $2.80, $2.60 with Lady Bug $2.90 and $2.20. Gright Brighting WS, Forgelive entry, paid $3.20 show. Brenda Beauty upset in Astoria Stakes at Monmouth Park. Mrs Moose wins New Jersey Breeders Stakes at Monmouth.
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United Press
Nloflywood Park
Miss Lady Bug
Piher
Caulious
M Lady Tug
Gright Brighting
AL Auueduel
Birghheld Farm
Brenda Beauty
Amd
Monmouth Park
Midget Blues tops Fremont in nonconference clash at Pawnee Park
Columbus Midget Blues beat Fremont 4-1 behind Henry Midget Blues pitcher Kholefhanded Henry who improved to 4-1. The visitors opened strong, with five hits allowed and seven strikeouts as Columbus built a lead and preserved it through the late innings. Fremont’s lone run came on a single miscue in the fourth, while Columbus added two in the sixth and secured the win. The teams meet again in a Cornhusker Conference League showdown Friday.
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Dwayne Heng
Columbus
Preman
Pawnee Park
Todd Ragington
Greg Bullington
Val Stinkalt
Mike Rayhe
Mike Last
Wayne Henry
Mon Ziola
Henry
Rik Briggs
Doug Wardinger
Jon Jackson
Bock-Specht
Cornhusker
Fulmont
Sackeby
Burrows
Iit Mears
Wrenn Cauiney
Sanders Gay
Kerry
Pairings for Husker Classic announced by Cipriano
Nebraska basketball coach Joe Cipriano released the second annual Husker Classic pairings. Nebraska faces Idaho in the first round while La Salle plays Baylor. Consolation finals are set for the rest night at 7 pm with the championship at 9 pm.
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Lincoln
UPI
University of Nebraska
Joe Cipriano
Tony
Gornhuskers
Idaho
la Salle
Baylor
Cipriano
Nebraska
Miami
Florida
Colorado State
Wilber Leads U.S. Women’s Archery Team for York Worlds
Doreen Wilber of Jefferson Iowa heads the United States Women’s Team for the 26th World Archery Championship to be held in York England from July 28 to 31. Other members include Victory Cook of Minneapolis Minnesota Mino Nangy Myrke of Pon oeach Fly and Tanda Myers of York Pennsylvania.
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UPI
Doreen Wilber
Jefferson
Iowa
Moscow
United States
York
England
Victory Cook
Minneapolis
Mino Nangy Myrke
Ponoeach
Fly
Tanda Myers
Pas
Four pitchers shine in major league season opener
California's Charlie Wright, Oakland's Steve Blue, Baltimore's Dock Ellis, and Los Angeles' Singer headline a mixed major league start. The four pitchers each deliver notable performances as the season opens, showcasing depth across teams.
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GEMS
California
Chy Ae Wright
Oakland
Mids Blue
Maeburgn
Dock Ellis
Los Aruples
Will Singer
Tony Conigliaro Career in Jeopardy After Eye Deterioration
Boston reports Tony Conigliaro’s left eye shows deteriorating vision from the 1967 injury, casting doubt on a return to active baseball. Eye specialist Dr. Regan notes recovery remains unlikely to support hitting, with implications for the Angels and his past comeback efforts.
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Tony Conigliaro
Iascall
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Weynesdal
California Angels
Charles D. S Regan
Tony
Conigliara
Angels
Fie
Major league pennant races resume today
United Press International reports pennant races restart with Orioles Athletics Pirates Giants leading divisions by 5 games or more at the All Star break. Red Sox Dodgers viewed as only likely challengers. Mets Cubs and Twins face pitching or managerial issues as the season resumes.
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Pittshurnal
San Francisco Giants
Orioles
Boston
Athletics
Kansas City Royals
Pirates
New York Mets
Chicago
AL Rass
Brit Carl Yastraemski
Dilly Coniguara
Dodigers
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Juan Marichal
Gaylord Perry
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Twins
Mets
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Il Hodges
Leo Durocher
Oakland
Pittsburgh
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Red Sox
Willig Storgell
Creighton Picks Incoming Freshmen Recruits For Next Year
Creighton basketball coach Eddie Sutton announced the freshman class for the coming year. Charles Buller, a 6 5 guard from Gentry High School in Indianola Mississippi, was highlighted as the final recruit and outstanding defensive player. Other signees include Tave Terek, 6 5 guard from Pittsburgh, Doug Brookings, 6 8 center from Goshen, Wayne Groves, 6 8 center from East Orange, Tom Anderson, 6 1 forward from Arlington Nebraska.
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Charles Buller
Gentry High School
Indianola
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Creighton
Eddie Sutton
Buller
Tave Terek
Pittsburgh
Doug Brookings
Goshen
Wayne Groves
Canter
East Orang
Tom Anderson
Artington
Neh
Sooners Name Norman Ghla Farmer All America
Wade TL and Walker report that the 4 year old Sooner All America was named athletic director at the University of Oklahoma on Wednesday in Norman.
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Norman
Ghla
UPI
Wade
Walker
Farmer
Rams face personnel shakeup as Olsen joins, McCloughan may retire
Rams signed ex Utah State star Phil Olsen after a contract loophole move with the Patriots, joining Merlin Olsen as camp questions swirl around Kent McCloughan who did not report and hints at retirement. The league notes wide player shifts include Arhans retirement and multiple rookies and draft picks affected by physicals and trades.
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Joe Carnicell
UPT Sports
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Olsen
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Conte Tormy
Phil Olsen
Utah State
New England Patriots
Rec
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Groot
Will Toin
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Deacon Wares
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Hatile Hick
Dick Evey
Bill Nelson
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Kent AleCloughan
Frost
Oakland
Los Angeles
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Jin Laugh
Andy Fasva
Syend
Bubba Smith
Cyril Pinder
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Ryun Places Third in 800 Meter Race at Bislett
Jim Ryun of Wichita Kansas finished third in the 800 meters at Bislett Stadium Oslo. He trailed to Chris Fisher of Austria and Touyou Raden of the United States, the winner clocking 1 47 9 in a Bislett meet.
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Still Johnny Surges in Pro Circuit as Beanklyy and Vetrigna Lead
Johnny Vetrigna sits far ahead in thirnaaret evenings while Dan Johnson, Anthony Fie, and Beanklyy move up in the national pro standings, highlighting a tense race among top entries.
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Dan Johnson
Anthony Fie
Beanklyy
Johnny Vetrigna Sitl
Thirnaaret
Nalion
Giants Eye Move to New Jersey Under Talks
Reports said New Jersey officials drew up a contract to lure the New York Giants to the Garden State. Authorities and Giants representatives gave no confirmation, while Governor Cahill and key officials awaited the next step as negotiations continued in New York and Trenton.
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New Jersey
New York Football Giants
Garden State
New Jersey Sports Authority
Wwnti
Willian WY. Cahill
Giants
Brana vii
Joseph ML. McCrane Jr
Ighlan Bluejays Schedule Highlights For 1971 72 Season
Coach Eddie Sutton unveils a bold 1971 72 schedule with home games against Jacksonville St Bonaventure Notre Dame and Southern Illinois in Omaha and road tests versus Brigham Young Kansas State Ohio State Marquette and South Carolina. Strong national TV matchups punctuate the Jays season as they aim to climb to the top.
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Paul Ernst
Eddie Sutton
Ighlan Bluejays
Jays
Jae
Jacksonville
St. Bonaventure
Notre Dame
Southern Tllinois
Omaha
Brigham Young
Kansas State
Ohio State
Marquette
South Carolina
Two youngsters fire one hitters in Little League night
Two youth teams delivered strong pitching in a Wednesday Little League slate. In Major action, Dave Leves earned the win for the Braves as they topped the Falcons 7 to 1, with Craig Person taking the loss. Minor league results saw the Giants edge the Dodgers while Rich Jochum suffered the setback for the Paleons.
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Mike Ciecior Sox
Slike Cielocha
Braves
Falcons
Rich Jochum
Piloner
Ali Draws Fire In 18-Foot Ring Sparring Session
Angelo Dundee predicts a smaller 18 foot ring will affect Muhammad Ali as Elis and Muhanad Mibow prepare for a July 26 bout. Dundee notes Ali’s past guarantees and questions whether Ali can adapt to the tighter space while Elis shows speed and power in workouts.
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UPI
Angelo Dundee
Jimmy Mills
Elis
Muhanad
Mibow
Ali
Dundee
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Ellis
Sulis
Ellis Chong
Eilis
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Mina
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