Juniors outslug Seward in Pawnee Park win
Columbus juniors defeated Seward 14 to 9 at Pawnee Park as eight runs came in the third and sixth innings. Dwayne Leney drove in the go ahead runs with a bases loaded single in the third, while Tawry Valasek and Doug Warringer contributed key hits. Corky Thigemoser closed the game with two innings of relief as Columbus moves toward upcoming North Platte and York dates.
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Rich Gaver
Columbus
Seward
Pawnee Park
Fovndie
Ated
Conel Lavy Tassek
Dwayne Leney
Calumbus
Plato
Andle Tetthandes
Tawry Valasek
Valasek
Doug Warringer
Pat Sackett
Iowa
Kbd
John Seoyers
Boyz Suns
Ray Wobken
Corky Thigemoser
Wobken
Kelly Krull
Cornhusker
North Platte
York
Angling Notes From Nebraska Lakes And Rivers
The author and his 14 year old son Ton fish Maxwell Lake and the North Platte canal area for smallmouth bass and rock bass, noting Maxwell overrun with stunted bass and the canal yielding larger catches. They compare locations, mention striped bass stocking at Harlan County Reservoir and McConaughy, and include general wildlife behavior observations and regional fishing event listings.
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North Platte Canal
Game Commission District
Platte River
Maxwell Lake
Maxwell
Maxwellen & Cast
Iwen
North Platte
Maxtrell
North Atte
Swanson Reservoir
Kartan County
Harlan County
Jake
Harlan
Gane Commission
McConaughy
Monte Madsen
Noelly Platte
Sutherland Reservoir
Matoney Lake
Tri-County
State semi pro tourney opens at Genoa park
The Nebraska State Semi-Professional Baseball Tournament opens Friday July 20 at Cenox Memorial Park in Genoa with defending champion Garland aiming for a third straight title. The Garland roster features the Beckmann brothers Dennis and Don, Mob Munson, Barry Bornschlegl, Larry, Marty Cavings, Jerry Seuss, Steve Carr, Mike Rice, Eric Litell, Ray Burgess, Lynn Jacobsen, and Jerry Shaefer among others. Garland has drawn strong talent from Nebraska including Papillion, Columbus Merchants, Hayard, Scottsbluff, and more. The field promises a standout lineup and a close race for the crown.
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Genoa
Nebraska
Garland
Beckmann Brothers
Dennis
Don
Carland
Mob Munson
Bob
Fle
Detroit Tigers
Ofbarry Bornschlegl
Larry
RBI
Marty Cavings
Jerry Seuss
Steve Carr
Mike Rice
Eric Litell
Ray
Omaha
Kansas City
Ray Burgess
Lynn Jacobsen
Jerry Shaefer
Burgess
University of ‘Texas Longhorns
Int
Papillion Dotuca
Columbus Merchants
George Morris
Hayard
Scottsbluff
Cenox Memorial Park
Lincoln club handles Blues in Pawnee Smith and Haas lead offense
Lincoln beat the Blues 8-? with Smith and Haas each collecting two safeties in an eight hit attack. Columbus managed a lone run in the fourth on an error and Mike Zastera's single. Ngilhander Reynaldsen shut the Blues on four singles as Jen Schumacher relieved for Reds. Blues move to 13-9-1 and set for road Corshusker Conference games at North Platte and York this weekend.
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Lincoln
Mic-America
Columbus
Blues
John Trot
Elie
Pawnee Park
Smith and Haas
Ngilhander Reynaldsen
Willy
Tom Lange
Mike Zastera
Curt Melliger
Andy Wieser
Jim Beryl
Jen Schumacher
Reds
Corshusker
North Platte
York
Colerstus
Howell Lange
Harvard diving coach named to US World University Games post
Cambridge AP report says Harvard diving coach John Walker gains a US team post for the World University Games August 15 25 in Moscow. Walker previously coached at Minnesota before joining Harvard in 1972. A stray fish reference appears in the text but is not connected to the main facts.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
John 5
Walker
Moscow
Minnesota
Lilly backs off news conference amid retirement talk
Cowboys defensive tackle Lilly cancels a planned Dallas news conference to announce retirement. He will fly to California with Tex Schramm, and a team spokesman says no firm decision on playing next season has been made. Several Cowboys veterans have left or faced contract issues in the off season.
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Andy Lippman
Associated Press
Allpro
Lob Lilly
Dallas Cowboys
NFL
Dodgers Place Three Pitchers on NL All-Star Staff
Cincinnati Reds manager Sparky Anderson selected eight National League pitchers for the All-Star team to face the American League in Kansas City. Claude Osteen and Don Sutton joined Jim Brewer among the Dodgers’ nominees, with Seaver, Twitchell, Wise, Giusti and others named for the NL squad. Seaver earns a seventh straight midseason nod, while Osteen and Sutton are the other 1973 selections with prior All-Star action. Manny Mota of the Dodgers is among possible selections, as big names like Gibson, Jenkins, and Carlton were left off.
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Lily
Schramm
Dave Marxlers
Oxiis
Lance Abworth
Chuck Trowley
Like
Ditka
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Craig
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Duane Mhoniasz
San Diego Chargers
Harland Svare
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Dallas Cowboy
Thomas
Svare
Jim
Larry Brown
Wasington Redskins
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Redskins
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den Shula
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New York Mets
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Philadelphia
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St. Louis
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Pittsburgh
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Andlersei
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Osteen
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Priday
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The
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Bob Gibson
Ferguson Jenkins
Chicago Cubs
Steve Carlton
Little League Scores From Y Field Games
Stars defeated Royals 10 to 1 while Royals beat Phillies in a scramblers clash 21 to 4. Phillies posted 7 to 9 comeback over Stars, with Dhilies and other teams contributing in a busy youth league schedule at the family complex.
Jamaican team named for CAC Championships action
Kingston Jamaica AP World record holder Don Quarrie joins Marilyn Neulville Byron Dice and Audrey Reid on the Antigua Amateur Athletic Association squad to compete in the Central American and Caribbean championships in Venezuela July 26 20.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Don Quarrie
Marilyn Neulville
Byron Dice
Audrey Reid
Aunatca Amateur Aubelse Association
Oll
Cubs cling to thinning lead amid scattered NL results
Cubs stay a half game ahead of St Louis as Giants beat the Cardinals and Pirates down Dodgers. Mets, Reds, Expos, Astros, and Phillies also register wins in a busy NL slate. Hunt delivers decisive 10th inning run for Expos against Houston.
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Leiwendiienst
Pirates
Dodgers
Stargel
Lee Colhorn show why they are All Stars
All star pitchers Lee and Colborn starred in separate wins for Boston and Milwaukee. Lee scattered eight hits as Boston beat Chicago 6 2 behind Tommy Harper’s three run homer, while Colborn pitched five scoreless frames in Milwaukee’s 3 0 victory over Texas, with Dave May adding a two run homer. Other AL results included the Twins 3 Yankees 0, Tigers 14 Royals 4, Orioles 6 A’s 2, and Indians 10 Angels 6 in 11 innings.
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Alex Sachare
Prose Sports
Gill Lee
Jim Colhorn
Lee
Boston
Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Tommy Harper
Baltiys
Thlte Sox
Colburn
Jos. Brinkman
Milwaukee Brewers
Texas Rangers
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Colborn, "I Understand He Later Called Me & Cry Ena
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Yankees
Jim Kaat
Tony Oliva
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California
Raab
Tigers
Royals
Gates Brown
Dick Meduliffe
Micky Stanley
Duke Sims
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