Becton Dickinson reaches finals in Columbus league
Becton Dickinson defeated Person's Sports Shop 11 to 6 to advance to the Columbus Women's Fastpitch League finals at Gerrard Park. Joyce Bank and Barb Blaser homered for B D as they remained the lone unbeaten team in the double elimination tourney.
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Larry Cattanl
Brass Rail and Cornlea win in Clarkson softball tourney
Brass Rail of Clarkson defeated Mel's Drive Th of Norfolk 10 5 in five innings as Doug Inman limited Mel's to two hits and Bill Forgers took the loss. Cornlea topped Wolf's Den of Stanton 47 2. First round action resumes with Passtime Bar vs J Bar K and Dick's Bar vs Double A Bar at Creston and Schuyler respectively.
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Mel
Norfolk
Doug Inman
Bill Forgers
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Creston
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Schuyler
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Women's district softball set at Gerrard Park this weekend
Twelve teams enter the Women's Fastpitch District I tournament at Gerrard Park with a Saturday schedule starting at 1 p.m. Oasis Bar faces Waco and Deweese meets Fillmore, followed by Atkinson versus Clarks and Becton Dickinson against Fullerton. Winners advance to quarterfinals against Cat tleman's of Kearney, Answorth, Hebron and Red Cloud at 3:45 and 5:15. Losers' bracket begins 7 p.m. Saturday and resumes Sunday at 11:45 with finals set for 7 p.m. or 8:49 if needed.
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Schumacher Irrigation
Oasis Bar
Camperland
Oasis
Clarks
Person's
Becton-bickinton
Lois Woudek
Terri Gayers
Joyce Honk
Bart Bloser
Gerrard Park
Waco
Deweese
Fillmore
Atkinson
Becton- Dickinson
Fullerton
Cattleman's
Blair rallies for 7-6 win in Class B Legion tourney
Blair erased a 6-3 deficit with four seventh inning runs and one in the eighth to beat North Bend 7-6 at West Point. Mark Hazard delivered the tie breaking double, walking Ron Voss and Terry Kelly before Doug Lemon’s single. Other results include Albion’s 10-1 win over Wynot and York’s 7-4 victory over Central City, with rain postponements and schedule notes for midget and junior games across the district.
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North Bend
West Point
Mark Hazard
Ron Voss
Terry Kelly
Doug Lemon
Innning
Tiree
Schuyler
Tim Dolezal
Arlington
Wynot
O'Neill
Albion
Denny Lough
Wakefield
Ord
Troy Weatherwax
Rouy Starzel
Maddox Delivers as Orioles Rally Past Yankees 6 4
Elliott Maddox starred for Baltimore with a two run single in the eighth inning lifting the Orioles to a 6 4 victory over the Yankees. The win places Baltimore two games ahead of Boston and three in front of New York in the AL East as Maddox exults in avenging his Yankees stint. Other AL results include Milwaukee over Boston 14 5 Detroit 3 Chicago 1 Kansas City 5 Cleveland 4 Minnesota 4 Seattle 1 and California 9 Oakland 3.
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Royals
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George Brett
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Mariners
Butch Wynegar
Pete Redfern
Robinson Gets a New Lease on Life in Pirates Win
Pirates beat the Astros 3-2 in 11 innings as Bill Robinson fuels the comeback with a ninth inning homer and a ninth inning run. The game sparks Pittsburgh’s seven game winning streak while other MLB actions feature Reds Cubs Mets Giants Cardinals Braves Padres Expos Dodgers and Phillies with multiple scoring plays by notable players.
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Tucker Ashford
Tom Griffin
Stan Bahnsen
Dodgers
Phillies
Lee Lacy
Lance Rautzhan
Ron Cey
Courageous Beats Enterprise In Narrow Windshift Victory
Courageous, skippered by Ted Turner, edged Enterprise by 43 seconds in a Observation Trials race at Newport. Courageous leads the trials with a 14-7 record for June and July, ahead of Enterprise at 12-11 and Independence 48 from Ted Hood. Final defender selection runs Aug 11 to Sept 4, with the Cup series opening Sept 1.
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Football survey hints at regional TV preferences
While visiting Colorado last week I noted a TV station conducting a survey on football broadcasts. Viewers weighed WAC versus Big Eight games for regional telecasts and results were due this week. Nebraska's season includes home openers September 10 versus Washington State and a televised Alabama matchup the next week.
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Tide
Pony League All-Stars Lose Opener In State Tournament
RALSTON Columbus Pony League All-Stars fell 21 to 0 at the state tournament as Midlands scored twice in the second inning off starter Jim Hoge amid three hits and an error. Columbus can rebound tonight at 8 against the Millard Papillion loser. WP Clarke. Hage.
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Columbus Pony League All-Stars
Omaha Midlands
Midlands
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Columbus
Millard
Papillion
Eesurmbus
Steve Clarke
Hage
Kropp Signs with Bulls for 1977-78 Season
The Chicago Bulls announced on Wednesday that veteran guard Tom Kropp and forward Phil Hicks along with rookies Nate Davis and Rich Rhodes have signed for the 1977-78 season. Terms of the contracts were not disclosed.
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UPI
Chicago Bulls
Tom Kropp
Phil Hicks
Nate Davis
Rich Rhodes
Bulls
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