Tagee to Lead All-Stars in Friday Televised Clash
Jerry Tagge named starting quarterback as the All-Stars set to face the Dallas Cowboys in a nationally televised Friday game. The team hinges on Tagge’s passing, with injuries depleting defenses and key players sidelined for Notre Dame, Colorado, and Iowa.
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Sparrow troubles and fish predation in Nebraska home life
A Nebraska homeowner describes sparrow infestations and evictions, then recounts a sparrow trap success and releasing birds. he notes unusually large martin activity, nest predation by bass and muskovy ducklings, and a museum keeper tale of a walleye with oversized eyes highlighting fish predation patterns.
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Kange Lime Fisheries
Nebraska Angling Notes Mix Stomach Content Tales and Tips
Dick H. Schaffer recalls unusual catch details from NEBRASKAland style fishing, describing walleye stomach contents and other underwater curiosities. The piece blends field notes, gear tips, and anecdotal memories from Rock Cynek hatchery to Nebraska waterways, with fishing lore and derby references.
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Vikings begin trade talks over three dissatisfied players
The Vikings opened talks with three unhappy players, demanding collective contract terms before any signings. General manager Jim Finks rejected the new approach as setting a bad precedent. The group includes receivers and defensive backs, with one star still unsigned amid camp negotiations.
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Midget Reds Fall to Kearney Rout in 5 1 Victory
Kearney Routt limited the Columbus Midget Reds to three hits and a 5-1 win. Columbus scored in the fifth on a Greg Melliger single and a double by Trof. Don Determan took the loss for Columbus as Routt hurled a strong pitching performance.
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Golfer awards honor Farrell Venturi in All American event
Johnny Farrell and Ken Venturi are set to receive spectat ors at the All American College showcase. The ceremony will recognize Farrell’s Open era achievements and Venturi’s enduring resilience, highlighting a long history of golf greatness and inspirational stories from past champions. সহ
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Jeanne Evert Competes Amid Sister Comparisons at Wimbledon
Jeanne Evert, often confused with her sister, remains in the spotlight at Wimbledon as she faces comparisons to her sibling. She notes the pressure on her forehand and backhand while showcasing strong form, including a 6-0 victory over Vicki Den Xenon in California during a recent event.
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Schuyler Wrestler Anderson Earns Silver at AAU Meet
Keven Anderson of Schuyler returned home after placing silver at the National AAU Junior Olympic Freestyle Championships in Birmingham Alabama. He competed against athletes from Virginia Michigan Tennessee and others while wrestling at 10 pounds. he will be a junior at Sehavier High School. teammates John Rees also competed in Birmingham with other Nebraska team members Hoblynekan Mark tines World Bend Dave McNair and Lindsay Bull of Columbus part of a cultural exchange tour.
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Black bullrider aims for world top through danger
Cheyenne wire uncovers Digitman Dightman, a Black rodeo rider from Crooken, pursuing global fame in bull riding. He endures injuries and risky rides, uses improvised gear, and believes riding beats work. He recalls a fluctuating career, with a 63 point score improving after years in the circuit.
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Little League Arms Safety Warned by Doctor
Dr. Joseph J. Godfrey of Children’s Hospital in Buffalo warns that pitching hard in Little League can stress elbow joints and forearms. Repetitive throwing may cause permanent elbow issues, including abnormal growth areas, if not managed with age appropriate limits and pitching restrictions.
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Bob Johnson wins 6 in Columbus softball action
In Columbus Men's Softball League action Bob Johnson secured a 6 run win, extending his team’s streak to two consecutive victories. Harkness earned the win while Sliva handled the toss, and Lars Leerhohis and Wordleman Citcher Marka Lasekeureet contributed on defense at Augen. Mike Schneides added three solid hits.
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Major leagues resume regular season tonight in opener
Major league play returns after the All Star break with eight games on the schedule. The Pirates host the Mets in a key NL matchup while the Cubs under Whitey Lockman chase the leaders. Hank Aaron continues his pursuit of Babe Ruth's home run record as Cesar Cedeno and Richie Scheinblum lead the league batters.
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Riessen Wins Pro Points Classic In Louisville
Marty Riessen came from behind to defeat Holy Lily for the Pro Points Classic title as second-round play continued in Louisville. Arthur Ashe defeated Charles Pasarell, Tony Roche beat Frank Fenehling, and John Newcombe downed Fred Stolle with Newcombe set to face Riessen and Ashe to Roche in Friday’s quarterfinals.
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Columbus Pony league rally halts Westside in state tourney
Columbus All Stars rallied to defeat Omaha Westside 4 2 in Nebraska state tournament action at Omaha Westside. Moris pitched six innings in relief and delivered a key hit while Abbott and Morris drove in runs. Westside led 2 0 in the second before Columbus tied the game and pulled ahead behind timely hitting and aggressive baserunning.
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All-Star Foul Ball Game Features Top College Seniors
Football notes preview an All-Star game Friday with Dallas Cowboys favored by about three touchdowns. Nebraska coach Devaney leads a strong Huskers contingent, including several stars likely to start at quarterback, as they challenge the Cowboys and aim to showcase talent for pro futures.
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Juniors Rally To Take Kearney In Tight 5 4 Win
In a Wednesday night game at Kearney, the Columbus Juniors fell behind early but tied and then took the lead in the sixth inning before defeating Kearney 5-4. Pitching in relief for Henry, Aun retired the first several batters before a Kearney rally tied the score, with key hits from Carfigs Ninegar and multiple walks aiding the hosts. Columbus tallied in the fifth on a M. Vatasek Sackel and L. Yalasek sequence, while Walters and Ebner sparked Kearney’s decisive sixth. Clark limited Columbus to five hits as the hosts pulled ahead late.
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Angels recall Parker and Sells from Salt Lake
California Angels bring up infielder Billy Parker and pitcher Dave Sells from Salt Lake City in the Pacific Coast League. To clear space, veteran manager Mel Queen and reliever Syel O'Brien are optioned back to Salt Lake.
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Jockey Dave Placke Wins Triple at Pecana Downs
Bolphos, Qin rider Dave Placke struck three wins at Pecana Downs Rice Track on Wednesday night. He captured Latta Trouble in the thin race with Pepper King in the fourth, and then won the feature seventh aboard Eepy livelved.
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Saints back May Be Out Two More Weeks
HATTIESBURG Mississippi New Orleans Saints tuning back Jim Ford, who was in dred last November, wins scheduled to have a pin removed from his knee. Ford, the team's leading rusher last season, probably out about ten more weeks.
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Wakefield tennis coach marked in 43 year milestone
Wakefield tennis coach recognized for 43 years of service to the program. The milestone highlights dedication to training, mentoring players, and advancing the team’s competitive history.
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