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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1977

Page

4

Come from behind win loosens Martin's noose

Billy Martin, under fire from Yankees management, received a standing ovation from fans as he led New York to a 4-3 victory over Baltimore. The win relieves pressure briefly while Sparky Anderson of the Reds contemplates a rebound after an 8th straight loss to the Cubs.

Billy Martin Rmantor New York Yankees Baltimore Cincinnati Reds Sparky Anderson Chicago Cubs Cincinnati UPI

B D and Clarkettes duel in fastpitch league action

Becton Dickinson remains undefeated as they beat Clarks at Gerrard Park with Lois Houdek earning the win. Clarkettes rebound to top Hansen Diggers with Paula Christensen homer as Camperland eliminates Pawnee Bar. Tonight shows Oasis Bar vs Camperland and Bellwood vs Schumacher Irrigation with B D facing Person's Sports Shop. Mariners top Twins as Badie’s 14th homer highlights win with Carew driving in three and Bostock four hits.

Becton-Dickinson Columbus Gerrard Park Clarks Lois Houdek B-D Dodie Dittmer Clarkettes Hansen Diggers Paula Christensen Camperland Pawnee Bar Oasis Bar P.m. Bellwood Schumacher Irrigation Person's Sports Shop Becton Dickinson

Islanders Eye State Tournament Bid In Area 6 Meet

The Islander Midget division Six team aims for a Class A Midget American Legion state berth as Area 6 action starts Friday in Pawnee Park. Openers feature Hastings versus Grand Island Overland National Bank at 5 30 and Grand Island First National Bank against Columbus Reds at 8.

American Legion Pawnee Park Hastings Grand Island Overland National Bank Grand Island First National Bank Columbus Reds Kearney Columbus Blues National Reds Cornhusker

Area tournament passes set for all six sessions at gate

Area tournament games will use six and possibly seven sessions with passes at the gate. Single session tickets run $1.50 for adults, 0.75 for high school and 0.50 for grade school. Tourney passes cost 7, 2.50 and 2, while First National brings a 22-4 record into the meet and a 20 game win streak snapped by Hastings.

First National Hastings Jim Jeffries Dave Knox Bob Hansen Steve Murray Mark Perry Marty Schweiger Kearney

Larry Brown Retires From Redskins After 1,000 Yard Season

Carlisle report says veteran back Larry Brown, 29, the first Redskins player to run 1,000 yards in a season, has retired from pro football. The note follows a UPI dispatch noting his decision came Tuesday and leaves a void in Washington’s backfield. Kyra notes mention a Scotus freshmen football meeting at 6 p.m. Thursday.

Carlisle UPI Larry Brown Washington Redskin

Horse thief from Grand Island surrenders to authorities

William McCandless, sought in the theft of Franfreluche, a Claiborne Farm mare valued at about 500000 dollars, gave himself up to FBI agents and Kentucky state police in Louisville. The mare, a former Claiborne brood, was missing since June 25 and believed in foal to Secretariat. McCandless will face Bourbon County theft charges after turning himself in from Grand Island, Nebraska.

Lexington UPI William McCandless Secretariat FBI McCandless Seth Hancock Paris Kentucky Dorr Mayer Louisville Bourbon County Franfreluche

Atkinson ousted from Raiders camp in NFL order

George Atkinson, fresh from a $2 million slander verdict, was barred from the Oakland Raiders training camp by the NFL until he pays $2,000 in fines. He had been fined $1,500 for alleged dirty play on Lynn Swann and $500 for another playoff incident with New England. The NFL said the fines were not received and he is ineligible to participate.

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American League Attendance Surpasses 12 Million Mark

New York reports the American League attendance topping 12 million as the circuit nears a projected 500 million in total paid attendance by Friday night.

New York UPT

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