Dolphins top All-Stars 14 to 3 in Chicago
Miami Dolphins defeat the College All-Stars 14 to 3 Friday night in Chicago. Miami capitalized on early momentum with two first-half scores, while the All-Stars stalled on offense after a late second-quarter drive was halted by penalties and a strong Miami defense.
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Midget Reds rally to top Norfolk 5-4 in late win
Columbus Midget Reds erased a four run deficit to edge Norfolk Midgets 5 to 4 at Pawnee Park. Mike Ayr coached the Reds to their ninth straight win as Mike Lavos allowed seven hits but failed to fan a Norfolk batter. Key sixth inning rally included Mike Mays and Steve Nye driving in runs and Brian Forth delivering two on a line drive.
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UEL
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Brian Forth
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Steve Liborg
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Haves
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Green and Fezler lead Canadian Open in Montreal
Hubert Green and Forrest Fezler shared a one stroke lead after the second round at the Richelieu Valley Golf Club. Both on 138 six under, with Bobby Mitchell at 159 after a 70. Hale Irvin and Tom Weiskopf fell back as rain dampened conditions.
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Fezler
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Hale Irvin
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Indians Orioles Make Twins Sweep Nightcap
Orioles win both ends of twi night doubleheader after a no hit bid breaks in, Etchebarren drives in three with a double, Johnson miscue, and Spikes homers for two. Brewers fall to Yankees as White triples and Blomberg drives in run.
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Charlie Spikes
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Ron Blomberg
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Brewers
Yankees
Big Right football race predictions by Paul Ernst
Paul Ernst shares his official ballot for the Big Right football race. He picks Nebraska to win, with Colorado second and Oklahoma third, followed by Oklahoma State, Missouri, Kansas State, Iowa State, and Kansas in different divisions. He praises Nebraska’s offense and defense and notes other teams’ strengths and doubts.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma State Cowboys
Missouri
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Iowa State
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Sooners
Seward edges Osceola 8 7 in state semi pro tourney
Seward upset Osceola 8 to 7 in Genoa as four walks and a fielders choice produced the winning run in the ninth. The Friday game stretched 25 walks with Seward taking an 8-7 lead after six innings and Osceola marginally led 5-3 in the first.
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Genoa
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James Holse
Ken Yurith
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Stallings
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KKL My Place Reach Finals in Keen Korner Invitational
Keen Korner lounge and My Place of Duncan advance to the finals with 6 to 5 wins. My Place edged Plane Center Co-Op 6 5, while Keen Korner beat Jenssen Enterprise 5 5. Consolation game Sunday at 7:39 p.m. and championship at 9 p.m.
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Keen
Hall of Fame game opens NFL preseason in Canton
The San Francisco 49ers face the New England Patriots in the Hall of Fame game in Canton Ohio marking the NFL preseason opener. Kim Parker Raymond Berry and Joe Schmidt are inducted into the pro sports shrine before the exhibition kicks off at 4 p.m. EDT on national television.
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New England Patriots
Kim Parker
Raymond Berry
Joe Schmidt
Columbus Merchants Set For Semi Pro Clash At Genoa
Genoa directs seedings for the State Semi-Pro tournament naming Columbus Merchants second. They meet Tri County leaders Battle Creek Saturday at 2 p.m. Wayne State standout Greg Kamp and Ron Nelson lead a strong lineup with pitchers Braga and Saalfeld anchoring. Balin home run leader Balin joins from Snyder as Columbus aims to advance past round one and face Tekamah Johns or Papillion Johns winner.
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George Mortis
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Ron Nelson
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Pat
Bob Schnitzer
Columbus
Steve Braga
Larry Saalfeld
Ielt
Mike Aerni
Ron Walte Gulfielder
Mark Mueller
Mike Mueller
Clair Haggler
RBI
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Dave Ziola
Brent
Bruce Schmidt
CNL
Chris Nelson
Jim Balin
Edward
Don Hollatz
Snyder
Merchants
Balin
Ieader
Tekainet-Papillion Johns
Garland-Papillion
Omaha Nelson News
Beatrice
State women’s golf champions fall in Nebraska tour
In Hastings Nebraska two former state champions Bunny Phillips and Sam Schwartzkopf were eliminated in the semifinal round of the 1973 Nebraska Women's Golf Tournament at Lochland. Gabrielle Matlock defeated Phillips on the 18th and Christie Schwartzkopf Travnicek edged her mother in sudden death. Travnicek meets Matlock in Saturday’s 36 hole final. Travnicek seeks a fourth title, Matlock her first.
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Nebraska
Lochland Country Club
Norfolk
Bunny Phillips
Sam Schwartzkapf
Lincoln
Miss Phillips
Gabrielle Matlock
Grand Island
Miss Matlock
Midland College
Christie Schwartzkopf Trawnieck
Sam Schwartzkopf
Travnicek
Lincoln Fair race results show multiple events and payouts
Race results from Lincoln Nebraska list nine divisions with horses earning sums across miles and furlongs. Notable names include Mert Windsor, Dpanee Gard, Willy F, Rod Rambler, Miss Gelee, Sweet Applause, Happy Vie, Bed a Bui rid a, Fast n Agcurate, and Rama Ran with various exacta and mutuel figures reported.
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NebuPy
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Oklahoma Dear
Bosh
Crafty Barton
Rod Rambler
Miss Gelee
Mr. Blair
Don Determan Dominates With No-Hit Gem for Columbus
Don Determan fires a no hit pitching gem at Pawnee Park as Columbus tops Norfolk Midgets 10 to 0 in six innings. Determan walks seven and hits one as 12 strikeouts pace the Blues, with Dave Steiner driving in two doubles and Dan Determan adding two hits. Norfolk errors lead to all 10 unearned Columbus runs, while Tort Tange swipes two bases and contributes two singles. Coaches Bernt and Zastera plan to face York in the finale of the 1978 campaign.
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Holcomb resigns as White Sox executive vice president
Chicago AP reports Stu Holcomb resigned Friday as executive vice president and general manager of the Chicago White Sox after a brewing power conflict with Rolands Temend and Chuck Tanner. Hemond said the move came as a surprise while Tanner withholds comment and owner Dubin Allyn declined to speak.
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Chicago White Sos
Roland Temend
Chuck Tunner
Hemond
Kansas City
Royals
Tanner
Dubn Allyn
Chisago
Allyn
Holcorah
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Tancer
State Softball Tourney Opens Here Next Week
Twenty two teams enter the 1973 Women's Class A Fast Pitch Softball Tournament to open Tuesday July 3 at Columbus fields. The double elimination event runs through Sunday August 6 with defending champion Lumberjills of Fremont aiming to defend their title.
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Brends Grubaugh
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Becky Sullon
Mary Beth Casay
Kathy Korger
Teresa Kreltevan
Sheryl Weiser
Lana Schroeder
Kelly Blaser
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Laff
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Joyce Janicek
King Morbach
Shirley Somin
Barb Schmit
Joe Ateysenburg
Becky Zeller
Sylvia Casper
Teri Janicek
Lori Meysenburg
Marla Schmid
Jan Schmit
Donna Homan
Pat Roman
Karen Kobra
Jody Kopecky
Lincoln Swingers
Pony Field
Borner and Deckert lead state meet at Highland
North Platte's Charlie Borner and Omaha's Ken Deckert led the Nebraska Men's Amateur Golf Championship at Highland Country Club in Omaha after 54 holes. Gorter and Deckert shared a 218 to head into the final day, with Decker and Warner close behind and several players within striking distance.
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