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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1972

Page

5

Montana U officials face indictment

Montana State University officials including athletic director Jack Swarthout and president Robert Pantzer were indicted by a federal grand jury on 2 counts accusing them of conspiring to divert federal student aid to the athletic department. The indictment claims about $227,000 was siphoned from student aid from 1983 to 1992 to cover nonexistent jobs and that 23 students had falsified work records. Co-conspirators named but not indicted include Calfin Murphy, Harley Lewis, and George Heathcote.

Missoula Mont Jack Swarthout Niversity of Montana Athletic Department Biiliays Swaiifaut Admini Ative Ylea Qvarge Mitchell Iiv Robert T. Pantzer U.S Otis L. Packwood Billings Fortier John Elway William Retchet Earl Martell Packwood Sharthoul Danny United States Gavs Calfin A. Murphy Harley Lewis George Heathcote

Camping traffic surge on interstate cautioning Nebraskans

Dick H L Schaffer notes a rising camping crowd on a westbound 1 80 route counting 2021 vehicles from Grand Island to Lincoln. He finds 16 percent campers or trailers and Nebraskans dominate the scene with visitors from California New Jersey and Jews among totals while a Safari camping facility near Waco draws attention.

Dick HL Schaffer Camping Federation Leward Irania Cliff Sorenson Kurt Lincoln Tom Grandstand J.S 7 Mormon Island State Wayside Grand Island California New Jersey Waco Nebraska

Mixed species hunt and wildlife event at Silver Creek fair

Silver Creek hosts a two day program featuring Dr Bruce Cowgill originator of Acros for Wildlife Petam and an all star astronaut lineup including Deke Slayton Stu Roosa and Charlie Duke. Entries span seven species rabbits squirrels raccoon chicks geese quail and pheasant with contestants building Acres for Wildlife plots. Local coon hunters from multiple towns compete with various hound breeds amid names like Roy Rogers and Minnesota Twins figure Nelle Marmon Killebrew noted.

Silver Creek Withea Bruce Cowgill Acros Wildlife Petam Chjelhunetio Deke Slayton Stu Roosa Charlie Duke Acres For Wildlife Nelle Marmon Killebrew Minnesota Twins Roy Rogers Linrali Ulysses Columbus Genoa Fullerton Kennard Blair Bob Probst Cynaha- Alma-Ogallata New Hampshire California Duck Unlimited Canada Prairies Buffalo Bill Monte Montana, Jr Omaha Scouts, Co Stuhr Museum of the Prairie Pioneer Grand Island Bul Pritchard

Mincher and Kubiak return to Athletics in four-player trade

The Oakland Athletics acquire first baseman Don Mincher and utility infielder Art Kubiak from the Texas Rangers for utilityman Orlando Martinez, second baseman Vic Harris and a player to be named later. Mincher, 34, bats .236 with six homers. Kubiak, .324 with 24 runs batted in. Harris is in his first AAA season with Iowa, hitting .293. Martinez has six hits in 14 at bats for Oakland.

Artington Tex Oakland A’s Don Mincher Kubiak Texas Trangers Orlando Martinez Vic Harris Mincher A's Harris Iowa American Association Martinez Oakland

Colts top draft pick signs contract at camp in Tampa

The No 1 draft choice, Your Drougas, a 6 7 2, 67 pound guard from Oregon, agreed to a contract at the Colts training camp in Tampa Florida. Terms not disclosed. Other moves include Boris Shlapak and Reggie Jane signing with the Colts as well as other team trades and roster notes across the league.

Fress Hue Cully Drougas University of Oregon Colts Tampa Flo Joe Thanas Pallimore Boris Shlapak Michigan State Reggie Jane Angeles City College Ken Frith Louisiana State Canada Washington Redskins Alvin Haymond Los Angeles Rams St. Louis Cardinals Bill Atessis New England Patriots Oakland Raiders Houston Oilers Philadelphia Eagles Joe Namath New Yorkers

Former Rams star Lundy battles rare disease at 37

Lemar Lundy once a Rams stalwart and San Diego Charger hopeful, now faces myasthenia gravis. The 37 year old ex athlete, diagnosed after his wife Lil spotted symptoms, lived through a near suffocating crisis and medical transfers. His family seeks help as NFL insurance funds and a Lundy benefit fund organize support efforts.

DS Angeles Los Angeles Rams Rats Lundy San Diego Chargers Rams Iiens Public University Lil Moberl. Rosenbarg University of San Diego Hospital Tamalys San Diego Los Angeles Letatt Lindy Lilli Lomoulli UCLA George Aten Washington Redskins

Jackie Robinson Names All Black Baseball Team

New York dispatch reports Jackie Robinson listed an all black MLB team chosen while praised by friends and officials. The lineup includes Buck Leonard Marvin Wright Willie Wells Hank Thompson Hank Aaron Willie Mays Cool Papa Bell Josh Gibson Roy Campanella Salvie Page Dan Newcombe and manager Kim Gilliam. Robinson laments the omission of himself and notes several stars never reached the majors.

Nixon Rockefeler Buck Leonard Gilliam Robinson Gibson Leonard Wright Wells Belt Paipe Branch Stickey Brooklyn Delgers Kansas City Monarchs Homestead Greys Pittsburgh Lineal Giants Baltimore Gibsay Jackie Robinson

Best AL Pitcher Debate Sparks Hot Talk

Sport Shorts notes a lively debate on the best American League pitcher. Critics tout Mickey Lolich and Dayford Parry of the Indians while highlighting Detroit and Cleveland strengths. The piece also mentions Bob Gibson's NL All Star selection and his recent hot stretch.

Paul Ernst Mickey Lalich Detroit Dayford Parry Iralians Percy Tigers

National wrestling champion wounded in Minneapolis shooting

National wrestling champion and Olympic hopeful was hospitalized in critical condition after being shot by a Minneapolis police officer during a scuffle at an apartment. The 135 and 48 kilogram Greco Roman champion, Gary Alexander, suffered wounds as patrolman John Resch tackled him following an incident with Patricia Sporleder’s group.

Minneapolis Mino APY Gary Alexander John Resch North Minseapolis Resch Patricia Sporleder Kint Alexander

Deana's Diner Powers to 17-7 Softball Triumph

In Platte Center league action Deana's Diner defeated Uncle Tom's 17-7. Doug Billington and Dave Torezon hit home runs, Keith Gotteball added a triple and a double, and Craig Williams doubled. Mimick earned the win while Sliva took the loss.

Deana Uncle Tom's Platte Center Doug Billington Dave Torezon Keith Gotteball Craig Williams bin Mimick Sliva

Staub May Undergo Hand Surgery For Broken Bone

Los Angeles AP reports New York Mats slugger Staub may need surgery on a fractured bone in his right hand. He planned to fly to New York for examination by two team physicians after a Tuesday game followed by a 2% game absence.

Staub Los Angeles New York Lgins

Fisk strengthens bid but All-Star votes slip away

Rookie Carlton Fisk stars for Boston with a three run homer in an 8-2 win over California. He sits fifth in All-Star voting with 223,390 votes as Detroit’s Freehan leads. Fisk also boosts Boston to a four game win streak while managing to impress despite not starting regularly.

Tom Emory Associated Press Carlton Fisk Boston Red Sox Detroit Dill Freehan Fisk California Marty Dalton Dalton Boston Cleveland Kansas City T Chicago New York Minnesota Texas Baltimore Oakland Milwaukee F. Fisk Duane Josephson Bob Manlager Eddie Rasko Tommy Haper Doug Griffin Lynn McGlothen Gaylord Perry Tigers Mickey Lalich Perry Pee Frank Uffyrove Rick Reichardt Dragge Vielay White Sox Bates Tiger Brinks Rat Frawlers Atreak Ron Blomberg Roy White

Reds pace NL West as Rose leads praise of speed lineup

Cincinnati strengthens its six game lead by beating the Cubs 1 while the Pirates, Cardinals, Expos, Phillies and Dodgers win. Rose touts a fast, versatile Reds attack with pitching depth and a potent bullpen, contrasting with the 1970 power era. Hank Aaron ties Babe Ruth's record for homers with one organization.

Ken Rappoport Associated Press Tete Hose Cincinnati Reds Reds Chicago Cubs Hough Cincinnati Maelie Pittsburgh Pirates Atlanta Braves St. Louis Cardinals Houston Astros Montreal Apps Sc Francisco Giants Philadelphia Phillies San Diego Padres Los Angeles Dodgers New York Mets Bobby Tolan Tomy Feros Blasters Rose Gene Alley Willie Stargell Richie Hebner Atlanta Hank Aaron Braves Babe Ruth Ruch New York Yankees Aarony

Baseball Standings And Leaders From The League Totals

Standings and leaders highlight batting and pitching leaders across the leagues. Notable hitters include Halu and Allen with high runs batted in while N. Ryan and Lolich head strikeout lists. pitching decisions and team standings are listed across the National and American Leagues.

Halu Pinielli MS Naat Oak Hareper D.allen Chi B Jackson Pinil Tawi Pinta Ruuli Hiples Blair Ball Tutui Pisk Tesh Chi It Epstein Qak If Ralackson Poke Sto Ing Kanty Min Odlem N. Ryan Cal Lolich Del Codenon Hin Mota Morales Jun Pench Cin Liams Bi Kingman Morgen Brock Sul Nolan Wed Marshill Man Carlton Phi Leaven

Eaguers Fakeans While Sax Langet P Bosak LP

A fragmented OCR item mentions individuals Sax Langet and P Bosak with unclear roles. The readable portion hints at a local incident or report involving these names in an LP context, but specifics are unreadable. Further readable text needed for precise headline and summary.

Fakeans Sax Langet P. Bosak

Race results from Lincoln headlined by college coaches

The report notes Lincoln race results and mentions former White Sox player Sam Esposito serving as head baseball coach at New Carolina State University. It also names Cardinal star Minos Slaughter as head coach at nearby Duke University.

Sam White Sox Nglity Sam Esposito Poly New Carolina State University Lis Cardinal Minos Slaughter Duke University

WHA bids shake NHL after top Rangers signings

The World Hockey Association is paying top NHL stars big contracts as it lures players from the New York Rangers. Six veterans, including defenseman Orr, join WHA rivals on multi year deals while Vic Hadfield and others pursue aggressive salaries, signaling a dramatic shift in pro hockey payrolls.

Yankees Minnesota New York Gelevino Sanchez Mike Kekich Yankee Fred Beene Dick Billings Rangers Baltimore Oriole Mike Cuelli Sant World Hockey Association National Hockey League WHA NIH New York Rangers MHL Ltad Park NHL Boston Bobby Ors New York Times Walt Tkaczik

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