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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1975

Page

4

Columbus Juniors edge Seward 17 10 in five innings

Don Determan returned to mound for Columbus American Legion Juniors and starred at bat with three hits and five RBIs. Determan fanned six in three innings and drove in two runs with a two run double and another two run single to spark a 17-10 win on the Werun rule. Columbus swiped 11 bases, collecting 12 hits including four doubles by Determan Steiner Foutch and Placzek.

Seward Columbus American Legion Don Determan Determan Gray Deturman Columbus Jeff Schumacher Dave Steiner Randy Wieser Steiner Brian Foutch Mark Placzek Larry Guenther

Royals Triumph 6 3 Over Oahu City In AA Action

Omaha Royals beat Oahu City 6 to 3 as Steve Staggs and Jamie Quirk homer. Ruppert Jones drove in ULL Washington with a sacrifice fly in the first. Seward struck out four without a hit. Managers Bernt and Zastera praised the bustle as the record moves to 17-10. The team eyes a pivotal weekend with Columbus and Hastings upcoming.

Inlane Steve Staggs Jamie Quirk Omaha Oahu City Royals Ruppert Jones Ull Washington Seward Jim Bernt Mike Zastera Columbus Combusker Hastings Bor Seure Bawa Davy Siviner Wiener Sartlett Gaa House Pevereren Faa Ghelsberg Obo Taytors Nyon Aylanings Columbus Ad

Blues rout Seward in five, 20 to 2 on Wednesday

Columbus Blues exploded for 15 runs in the fifth inning sending 19 batters to the plate. Gary Becher led the surge with a single and a double while Steve Helmann Greg Becher Mark Jlek Rick Curtis Travis Jackson and Ken Ryba added hits. Greg Becher pitched five innings allowing one hit with Bucher striking out seven in the win. Blues improve to 8-15-1 with two games left at North Platte and Hastings.

Seward Columbus Blues Gary Becher Steve Helmann Greg Becher Mark Jlek Rick Curtis Travis Jackson Ken Ryba Heimann Jilek Mark Brandt Hershberger Bucher North Platte Hastings

Pony League All Stars named and birth certificates urged

The 1975 Pony League All Stars include Tim Munson Scott Scudera Al Sturzec Mike Cielachs Redlegs Brent Arment Scott Loseke Chiefs Pat Novicki Steve Placzek Mark Schneider Athletics Jim Reiser Roger Bullington Expos Joe Held John Prososki Rams Brian Kearney Tim Bonk Bears Alternates are Tim Mueller Expos Phil Hajek Athletics Grenh Keener Bears Manager Mike Volnek assigns Terry Ebner as coach and Erwin Relser as player agent.

Pony League All All Stars Lincoln Mike Volnek Tim Munson Scott Scudera al Sturzec Mike Cielachs Redlegs Brent Arment Scott Loseke Chiefs Pat Novicki Steve Placzek Mark Schneider Athletics Jim Reiser Roger Bullington Expos Joe Held John Prososki Rams Brian Kearney Tim Bonk Bears Tim Mueller Phil Hajek Grenh Keener Terry Ebner Erwin Relser

Lincoln horse race results at the Fairgrounds

Wednesday racing at Lincoln Fairgrounds yielded multiple outcomes with horses Hint of Color Caplutel Gal Our Tiger and Twin Feathers among winners. Exacta payouts numbered 5-40 at 74.50 and 47 at 129.00, attendance 4,955 and mutuel handle 251,170.

Omaha Henry Caplutel Our Tiger Tysivninny Aily Dak Twin Feathers Buckin Bones Little Artist Inspector Clowsean Irish Knave Teddie Karie Hempens Hero Carry Sum Leanant Will Nubarker Putsam Exacta Mutuel Handle

Lincoln race card fragment from Friday meeting

Racing program details for multiple longhorse events with purses from 1600 to 3700, listing numerous horse names, jockeys, and weights across eight races. Includes maidens, claiming races, and stakes with entries such as Lord Trudley, Nellie's Prize, Nebracka Sunset, Sneaky Jack, and many others, with various age and weight specifications and note of eliminations and eligible runners.

Lincoln Binl Willams Lord Trudley Switzer Halih'x Sir Bu — Molar Shoulda Champ Ecdiley Tiger Ty — Shulthers Doc Mark Nik Nellie Redela Tudor Space Anderson Nebracka Baxter Lintner Amber Castle Calderon

Gateway 9 Pounds Reds In Twin Bill

Gateway Midgets sweep Columbus Reds in a twin bill at Pawnee Park winning 9-0 and 15-8. Mark Steinberger went 4 for 4 with a triple in the opener as Gateway used a five run third to finish by the 10 run rule. Dave Owens held Reds to two hits while Joe Dahlkoetter and Leves combined on the mound. In game two Gateway exploded with a 10 run first inning to take the lead 15-8 behind timely hits from Jon Faulkner and Mike Lieb schwager as Tim Stevens allowed three runs the rest of the way. Reds, now 14-2, prepare for District tournament starting July 30.

Lincuin Gateway Columbus Reds Pawnee Park Dave Leves Mark Steinberger Leves Joe Dahlkoetter Dave Owens John Peterson Steve Ziola Bob Braithwait Tim Stevens Jon Faulkner Mike Liebschwager Greg Hullington Doug Wardlager Cols

Kuhn Re elected Baseball Commissioner After Narrow Victory

In Milwaukee UPI reports Bowie Kuhn was reelected baseball commissioner at a joint meeting after a near dismissal. Four AL clubs Oakland Baltimore Texas and the Yankees opposed before late lobbying swayed votes and led to Kuhn’s reelection following an extended closed session.

Milwaukee UPI Bowie Kuhn Kuhn American League Oakland Baltimore Texas New York Yankees Yankees John Galbreath Pittsburgh Pirates Ed Fitzgerald Milwaukee Brewers

Major League pennant races reshape after All-Star break

With the All-Star break behind them, the big leagues return to action as the two division format shows strain. Cincinnati leads NL West, Pittsburgh tops NL East, and Oakland holds an AL West edge, while Boston pursues New York in the AL East amid a crowded pennant picture. Night and day games dot the schedule across both leagues.

United Press International Bowie Kuhn Cincinnati Reds Pittsburgh Pirates Oakland A's Reds Los Angeles Dodgers Brooklyn Dodgers Philadelphia Phillies Pirates A’s Pittsburgh New York Yankees Atlanta New York Cincinnati Montreal Chicago San Diego Houston Philadelphia Los Angeles St. Louis San Francisco California Milwaukee Detroit Texas Kansas City Boston Oakland Cleveland Minnesota Baltimore

Boulevard Lanes Tuesday Night Mixed League Leaders

Rudy Gallo rolled a 243 and Joe Rurup posted a 520 series in the Tuesday Night Mixed League at Boulevard Lanes. Leaders included Sandy Bottger 391 Barb Natrchal 495 and Rurup 224 with top team totals 696 1970.

Rudy Gallo Joe Rurup Boulevard Lanes Sandy Bottger Barb Natrchal Rurup Bob Arnberger Larry Harrington Vickie Modelski Chess Zlomke Sandbaggers Colleen Trofholz Gary Stenger Kegler Joann Melntyre Cindy Stenger Fis Bait

Kropp Heyer sign pro pacts

Kropp of Grand Island and Heyer of Pierce signed professional deals after graduating from Kearney State College. Kropp joined the Washington Bullets and Heyer signed with the Pittsburgh Steelers for the upcoming season.

Kropp Heyer Kearney Neb Steelers Chicago

Four players join Kearney State Antelopes for next season

Tim Lamb of Clarks High School leads a group of recruits headed to Kearney State. Bill Ourada Elm Creek Bill Anderson Shickley Pete Tipton Hartington and 5-9 guard Tandy Cipriano Lincoln Southeast will join the Antelopes for four-year careers under coach Jerry Hueser.

Kearney Kearney State Jerry Hueser Bill Ourada Elm Creek Bill Anderson Shickley Claire Borott Ourada Richard ‘Ourada Buffalos Anderson Bob Anderson South All Stars Cushing Coliseum Pete Tipton Hartington Hac- Hogton William Hueser Tandy Cipriano Lincoln Southeast Lincoln Arlene Cipriano Nebraska Cage Joe Cipriano Antelopes

Purtzer brothers earn PGA cards and Shrine Bowl crews

Paul and Tom Purtzer, nephews of Dr D C Purtzer of Columbus, received PGA cards with Paul on tour two years and Tom newly carded. Shrine Bowl selections include Scotus’s Ron Mimick and Dan Steiner and Columbus High’s Wayne Krueger on the North team for August 2 at Midland College camp starting July 28. Behrns and Micek from David City Aquinas and St. Edward join North rosters. Kim Puetz of Scotus serves on the North coaching staff amid festival injuries.

Paul Tom Purtzer H.C. Purtzer Phoenix Tom D.C. Purtzer Columbus Grldvters Ron Mimick Dan Steiner Scotus Wayne Kruger Columbus High Midland College Mimick Krueger Rick Behrns David City Aquinas Casey Micek St. Edward Behrns Micek Kim Puetz North Sath Puetz St. Bonaventure

Oasis Bar dominates Leigh in Leigh Fire Dept Softball semifinal

Oasis Bar routed Leigh 42 0 in the 26th Leigh Volunteer Fire Department Softball Tournament semifinal. Gin Mills beat Hillside Daicy 140 and Benson's faced Platte Center Co op in another Friday semifinal pairing.

Benson's Oasis Bar Cin Mills Achiing Leigh Gin Mills Council Bluffs Leigh Volunteer Fire Departments Oasis Barrel Bar Turling Mike Johannes Roger Wordeman Nava Osten Hillside Daicy Uechting Engle Buesing

Joe Scholz Tosses Seventh Perfect Game In Lague History

Joe Scholz pitched his seventh perfect no hit game of the season for C-K Playing Mill as they defeated Luesche's Long Branch 11 to 0 at Wilderness Park in the Columbus Men's Fast Pitch League. Gary Modelski hit a homer, Bill Cattan was charged with the loss, Bil Braithwidh doubled twice and Rich Jablonski tripled. C-K Planing rises to Lbui Division 1.

Joe Scholz C-K Mill Luesche Long Branch Columbus Mitch Wilderness Park Scholz Countryside Gary Modelski Bill Cattan Bil Braithwidh Rich Jablonski Ic-K Lbui

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