Schumacher Blues blank York for 15th win
Columbus Midget Blues dominated York Midgets 10-0 as Jeff Schumacher pitched a six hit shutout. Nye Brandt and Becher doubled with Nye and Brandt each collecting three hits. Blues push record to 15-12 as they face Blair in Area 3 tournament action at Pawnee Park Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair
Pawnee Ark
Columbus
York
Jeff Schumache
Mike Actni
Mel Sanders
Schumacher
John Escher
Tripe
Steve Nye
Mike Brandt
Greg Becher
Nye
Brandt
Blues
Larry Guenther
Brand
Guenther
Lincoln Judd Brothers
Dudy
Pawnee Park
Ads
York Oom
Mint Bar and The Loft win in Clarkson Softball Tourney
Mint Bar of Norfolk and The Loft of Scribner won tight extra inning games in Clarkson Softball Tournament. Jim Gaflu belted a ninth inning homer for Mint Bar to beat Budweiser of Fremont. The Left defeated Ski Lounge 1 in nine, with pitchers Peterson and Blessen contributing. Other first round games follow Friday and Sunday at Clarkton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mint Bar
Norfolk
Loft
Scribner
Clarkson
Jim Gaflu
Budweiser
Fremont
Ski Lounge
Columbus
Bob Herring
Bud
Peterson
Kim Blessen
Larry Ayler
Clarkton
Storts On TV And NFL Strike Notes
The piece notes Joe Flahak of the Houston Oilers saluting NFL players striking and recalls his Nebraska years. It mentions trainers Lee of Silver Creek and Butch Staroscik of Columbus, plus Patch as Lincoln’s leading trainer last year. It also covers baseball and NL victory roles with Brett and Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Flahak
Channel 1
Scotus High
NFL
Joe
Houston Oilers
Nebraska
Tle. Lee
Silver Creek
Butch Staroscik
Columbus
Lincoln Fairgrounds
Patch
Lincoln
Lincoln entries racecard notes and entrants list
The page lists multiple races with entries and claiming prices at Lincoln. It names horses, handlers, and numbers across first through eighth races, including eligible runners and purses, with details like owners, sires, and weights in a period-voice racing card format. The long OCR fragment lists many horse names such as No Boy, 4 year olds, and various jockeys or trainers, reflecting a detailed program for a racing meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Slate Ballgreunds
Thuradiye
Peat Ae
Pivae
Yaarnuts
Burlings
Boabie
Bontrarga
Bradetla
Tommy Steen
Wa Bey
Patslun
Creeron
Pankandra
Feras
Cree
Blane Sober — Jones
Brita
Liniter
Hinden Rex
Ho Soy
Og Cracker
Fidel Ming Baxter
Tima
Tide
Ceanee
Ko'Boy
Harvest
Mo Boy
Krueger
Bardonna
Cusdie
Wa Bay
Pyrameter
Werra
Ecetrey
Knights golf tourney set at Albion
The Knights of Columbus Council 1739 of Albion Nebraska will host the 1974 State Golf Tournament at Albion Country Club on Sunday August 4. Local arrangements are by the Albion Council with golfers drawn from across the state and entries begin early with limited reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K of C. Council
Albion
Neh
Knights of Columbus
Albion Country Club
Albion Council
Knight's
Halas considers canceling entire NFL season
Chicago Bears owner George Halas said he would rather cancel the season than let the Rozelle rule be removed. The NFL players strike nears 24 days as negotiations stall under federal mediation. Halas in a telephone interview argued for freedom of choice and warned a season cancellation could follow if demands persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Football League
Chicago Bears
George Halas
NFL
Associatos
Rozelle
Fete
Bears
Halas
Terry Bledsoe
The
Nelaig
Dim Gite
Fred” Bitelniknd
Kim Warren
Oakland Raiders
Garvey Embraces All-Star Glory as NL Tops AL
Steve Garvey of the Dodgers was named the National League MVP after leading a 72 victory at Three Rivers Stadium. He started via a one million write-in surge and delivered key hits and a brilliant defensive play to help the NL extend its lead over the AL. Garvey, who drives a bus in Tampa, enjoyed the moment with his family in attendance as the Dodgers dominated through strong pitching and timely hitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Steve Garvey
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Hodges
Ban
Oy Campanella
Donale
Sandy Koufax
Gil Hodges
Garvey
Ith Garvey
National League
Feries
Dick Williams
Gaylord Petry
Ron Gey
Ian Garvey
Bobby Murcer
Johnny Bench
Jimmy Wynn
Wynn
Cey
Doe Garvey
Tampa
Fla
Three Rivers Stadium
Gasvey
Atlanta
Garveys
Williams
Mike Marshall
Marshall
Messersmith
Ken Brett
Jon Matlack
Lynn McGlothen
Brett
Pittsburgh Pirate
Luis Trant
Nationals
Joe Morgan
Lou Brock
Thurman Munsai
Reggie Smith
Jim Hunter
Don Kessinger
Dick Allen
Chicago
Allen
Husman
Jerry Roth Named DU Chapter Chairman in Columbus
Ducks Unlimited chapter in Columbus organized Tuesday night at Louie’s Restaurant with Jerry Roth elected chairman. A DU dinner Get is planned. Nebraska contributors topped 36 000 last year. Regional director Harry Woodward outlined DU’s 54 000 members and history since 1917 raising 35 million for waterfowl projects in Canada and the US. Alaska and North Dakota cited as top duck states. Mexico participation minimal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ducks Unlimited
Louie
Jerry Roth
Harry Woodward
Canada
Mexico
Woodward
Alaska
North Dakota
Gene Jacobs and Krohn Shine in Norfolk racing events
Gene Jacobs of Columbus and Kim Krohn of Albion delivered top performances at Alfierd Track in Norfolk. Jacobs finished second in the late model feature and heat race, while Krohn won the hobby stock feature and heat events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Jacobs
Colembus
Kim Krohn
Albion
Alfierd Track
Norfolk
Jacobs
Krohn
Columbus Merchants dominate Lincoln Owens in semi pro tourney
Larry Saalfeld struck out seven as Columbus Merchants topped Lincoln Owens 6 1 in Genoa Nebraska, limiting Owens to three hits. Saalfeld, a former standout from Concordia College, leads Columbus to their second win in three outings. Tonight Coach Ross Huggler’s team faces Lincoln Fish Store at 6 30 p.m. with Fish Store routing Scribner 12 this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Larry Saalfeld
Columbus
Lincoln Owens
Nebraska
Séward Concordia College
Columbus Legion
Cornhusker
Ray Burgess
Scripner
Paul Eddie
Fish Store
Randy Miller
Norm
Glissman
Burgess
Columbus Diwnes
John Walters
Owens
Ron Ziola
Walters
Bob Neesen
Pony League All Stars Face Millard in State Tilt
The Pony League All Stars from Columbus bend to Millard on Thursday July 25 at 8 30 p m for a state tournament opener. Manager Bob Ekeler and Coach Greg Bullington lead a strong squad featuring pitchers Mark Jilek Chris Hoffman Joe Dahlkehalter Bob Braithwail and hitters Gary Becher Steve Placzek Stev Ziola Justice Wilcox and others. Alternates include John Heimann Brian Kearney and Jeff Muhle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Pony League
Ieft
Steve Ziele
Chris Hoffman
Tim Witcex
Dave Leves
Steve Kerger
John Justice
Gary Becher
Steve Placzek
Bob Sketer
Tim Mueller
John Heimann
Mike Lishschwaper
Mark, Jilek
Les Deki
Columbus
Millard
Bob Ekeler
Greg Bullington Sena
Suborhan
Ralston
Tey
Midlands
Aoss
Fusers
Suburban
Mark Jilek
Joe Dahlkaeller
Bob Braithwail
Pave Leves
Braithwail
Dahlkeetter
Countryside tops Janssen for first win
Countryside Mobile Haines earned its first Columbus softball league victory by beating Janssen Enterprise 17 to 11. Melliger doubled and Nipled, Brazee doubled, Steiner pitched and had two hits. Anderson took the loss as walks plagued Janssen. Line scores show Countryside 3:(42) 2x -17 74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Countryside Mobile Haines
Columbus
Aping Janssen Enterprise
Dave “Melliger
Burt Brazee
Mike Steiner
Date Anderson
Janssen
Hastings and Grand Island win Cornhusker League titles
The Cornhusker Legion Baseball League crowned playoff champions in both Junior and Midget divisions. Hastings Juniors won the west division with clutch late runs, while First National topped the east, coached by Willie Weistrook. Grand Island Midgets defended their title with a 3-1 victory over Fremont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornhusker Legion Baseball League
Randy Marr
Randy Phi
Hastings
First National
Willie Weistrook
Jerry Donahue
North Platte
Grand Island
Fremont
Steve McManaman
Ron Manes
Beatrice
Ron Kowell
Fremtont
Hardy Marr
Steve Gullion
Hudson wins Houston Serluma Open in pro bowling
Akron Ohio bowler Aaron Hudson, 23, beat Fill Beach of Sharon Pennsylvania in the final frame to win $7,000 and claim his first tour title. Beach earned $2,800 after a 192 game while Tim Harahan of Canoga Park California took third with a 22 204 score and $2,550.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tommy Tuxtsan
Akron
Ohio
Fill Beach
Hudson
Beach
Sharon
Wold
Tim Harahan
Canoga Glenn
Los Angeles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lat
Jnde Schumacher
Greg Scribner
Mika Brandt
Aigat
Teteoram
Rip York
Oasis Bar
Ray's
Leigh
C K
Long Branch
Hedar
Madison
Turday Mit Bar
Seocweber
Teatt
Shi Lounge
Sport Storts
Smith
Aly Broslex
Jerry
Vakiant Amuse
NS Boy
Hebeaiee
Butch
Kirg
Caktecea
Auasanes & Furious Price Harbour
Boy
Ross Katus
Carey
Prise — Phelps
Clvear Ecolley
Teddy Bounce
Agdeeson
Lintner
Brer Bear — Smiter
Furbanas
Smalley
Hey Horie
Reuter
David Rebele
Missy Beam
Hyrarole Maisent
Fucloge
Tracy Jel
Daisy Sora — Weier
No Boy
Funkie Dest
Anderson
Danny B. Dutile
Axtidio
Barer
Risa — Reeves
Volta — Phelps
Lael Dyke
Pyrse
Ayrere Ob
Peice
Astor Heigity
Bey
Toy — Ko
Siuiler Sita
Cokeral al le
Avice
Tims Reyet Duireee
Barby
Knights
John Helson
Dave
Tho ‘Dal
Ron Davies
Ree Owens
Saalfeld
Sind Calumbus Ruins
Box Sea Columaue
Ziolay
Wenerert Santee
P Hollan
Tanecker
Mustler
Fuchs
Likcolm Owens
Pony League All-Stars
Thiry
Suburben
Ratton
Milland
Columbua
Popov
California
Chablis
Columbis
Bille
Vieduet
Hugh
Liquor Mart
Wertell Ava
Deaser
Grand Island Cornhusker
Wits Sl
Doug Wardinger
Divisien Suniors
Mearray
Nectoite Grand Ivand
Stieee Brand Laland
Lam
Kearny Oan
Bini Leas Lin
Ain
Lim
Aereys Ts
Vans Nimc
Georantead
Sedlak
Cotwrnts
Sholiy
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