Expo right-hander twirls one hitter in opener
Montreal rookie Steve Rogers tossed a one hitter as the Expos routed the Phillies 5 1 in the opener of a doubleheader. Rogers, born in Jefferson City Missouri, avoided a no hitter by the sixth inning then watched the nightcap where Renko and Marshall held Philadelphia to six hits. Bernie Carbo and other power hitters fueled late scoring as St Louis swept the Mets, boosting their NL East lead to 12 games.
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Irwin Wins Sparkling 63 in Canadian Open Round One
Hale Irwin, despite rain and glasses complicating play, shoots seven under par 63 for the first round of the $175,000 Canadian Open. The veteran has not won since 1971 but has earned substantial prize money in recent years.
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Hale Towin
Iryly
Irwin
Tocksteady Irwin
Tom Weiskopf
Htbert Green
Tour
Forrest Perky
Weiskopf
Tichellen Valley Golf Club
Lee Trevino
Bobby Cole
Big Bob Lunn
Leonard Thompson
Arnold Palmer
Ito
Johnny Miller
Bruce Crampton
Australia
Gary Player
Kentucky Colonels appoint Gene Rhodes as general manager
Gene Rhodes, fired as coach of the Kentucky Colonels nearly three years ago, returns to the ABA club as general manager. Other notes include golf leaders in the Lady Angelo’s EFGA Championship and the Canadian Open, plus tennis results from the Clark Memorial and Washington Star News events.
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Louisville
Gene Rhodes
Kentucky Colonels
American Basketball Assoction Club
GOLF
Qsterville
Mass
Sally Tittle
Jan Perraris
Lady Angelo
Montreal
Hale Tryin
Ie Ae
Cleveland
Elnda Tuero
Metaire
Sue Minford
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Brerox Wwoons
Jimmy Connolrs
Ballevile
Bob Carmichael
Washington
Disk Stockton
Port Washington
N.Y
Stan Smith
Sea Pines
D.C
Baltimore
Colts
Kim O'Brien
Lions
Geneal New York
Michael Burke
New York Yankees
Madison Square Garden Canter, Inc
Behlens Edge CK 5-2 for 11-5 Softball Win
Behlens edged CK Planing Milcaleher 5-2 for an 11-5 record. Behleng capitalized on errors, two runners jarred the bell loose, and Joe Scholz pitched the win. Larry Kobus homered and singled for C-4 while Les Catlad doubled. Keo Dahannes was the loser.
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Behleng
Milcaleher
Columbus
Gary Gansler
Steve Oppliger
Bot Schmid
Joe Scholz
Larry Kobus
Les Catlad
Keodahannes
Clarkson blanked Benson in Leigh meet showdown
Clarkson pushed across s1 runs in the sixth inning to hand Jary Henson and Benson of Stanton their first loss of the year, sealing a 60 semi final victory in the Leigh Volunteer Fire Department Softball tournament. Darrell Dubsky struck out 15 to avenge a Benson win at Creston. Norfolk Mint Bar beat Budweiser of Fremont 42 to set up a final with Clarkson on Sunday June 29 at 9 15.
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Benson
Stanton
Leigh
Person's Sport Shop Ends 1972 Softball Season Strong
Person's Sport Shop completed its 1972 Columbus Men's Past Pitch Softball League with a 21 4 record. They routed Platte Center Co-Op 19 to 7 on Wednesday as Cane Christensen starred.
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Nebraska angler holds walleye record at Lake McConaughy
Ogallala native Herber Cutshall captured the Wepouml weigh in at 2 ounces from Lake McConaughy on July 5, 1971 setting a local hoke and dine mark for walleye.
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Nebraska
Herber Cutshall
Ogallula
Cutshall
Lake McConaughy
Ziola Homer Powers Columbus Past Norfolk 5 4
Ziola hit a seventh inning homer driving in two as Columbus beat Norfolk 5 4 in the final game of their four game series. Strong relief and timely hits by Walters Porter Peppler Hall and Calhoun helped Columbus overcome a late Norfolk rally, with Winter and Calhoun providing key moments.
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Eguer
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Rex Porter
Phil Peppler
Tet Hall
Incals
York
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Reppton
Wallers
Heneys
Wuraleger
Sackett
Bullington
Jonasens
Rniah
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Warnene
Halle
Shivieg
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Susan al —Weely
Walters
Tielay Tertya
Diate
Calenun
Walausk
S&c
Shivley
Ease
Calumbug
Werta
Fide
Defending champ keeps on winning
Hastings Nebraska AP Wor folk's Rue ne Phillips defended her Nebraska Women's Golf Tournament title defeating Mrs J W Jiordan Lincoln to reach the semifinal. Matlock 19 beat Nancy Walker Omaha to reach the semifinals. Travnicek Wilber beat Paul Byland Lincoln to set a semifinal against Sam Schwarzkopf Lincoln who defeated Alvin Berger Omaha to finish the stage for the mother daughter playoff.
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Neb
Worfolk
Ruenie Phillips
Nebraska
J. W Jiordan
Linc Coln
Gabrile Mallock
Grand Island
Miss Matlock
Midland College
Nancy Walker
Omaha
Taberta Travnicek
Wilbe
Paul Byland
Lincoln
Travinces
Christie Schwarzkopf
Sam Schwartzkopf
Golf standings from Ellis Women's Association day
Lucille Ellison carded a low net 34 on the front nine for the Ellis Women's Golf Association day. Virginia Cuery posted 25, Karen Senflen 26, site Cimp 36, and June Mraka among the participants.
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Lacille Ellison Pastel
Ellis
Easy-going All Stars Meet Dolphins In All Star Game
The College All-Stars face the Miami Dolphins in the 10th annual All-Star Game at Soldier Field, opening the NFL exhibition season. Key Dolphins players like Garry Creo will miss due to injuries and holdouts, while Jake Scott sits out his contract dispute. The game is televised by ABC and expected to draw 55,000 fans.
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Speedy Thomas
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Bengals
Ken Anderson
Paul Brown
Oakland
Jerry DePoyster
Ray Guy
Raiders
Cuy
Cleveland Browns
DePoyster
Vist
Garland and Omaha win semi-pro tournament action
In Nebraska state tournament play Garland defeated Papillion 6 0 with a three hit shutout by Bob Prokop and Ray Burgess. Omaha Nelson News edged Beatrice 4 3 to open the tourney as rain delayed games.
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Fullerton
Alma
Omaha
Nelson News
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Garland
Papillion
Genoa
Liv Munson
Ratley
Joe Rabino
Gunitia Nelson
Beatrice Inther
Paul Venderes
Cimala
Paul Boissierre
Lot
Danill
Ueatrice
Midget Football Applications Available in Columbus
The Columbus Jaycees announce 1973 Midget Football League applications at Tooley Drug and Person's Sport Shop. Eligible boys are ages 10 to 13 and weighing 75 to 115 pounds. Vive teams will compete for first place. applications due by slug. 11.
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Columbus golfers qualify for national sweepstakes win
Roy Munson and Bill Smith Jr. from Columbus qualified for the Drainbuie Company sweepstakes in Edinburgh Sealand. Winners receive a trip to Scotland and $1000 cash. Announcement planned for early next year. Munson carded at Van Berg Park Golf Course and Smith at the Country Club.
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