Juniors Play 26 Innings In Marathon Victory
Columbus Juniors outlast Fremont 7 6 in 14 innings at Pawnee Park to stay alive in the tournament. Tom Langes fourth hit and two key runs fueled the comeback aided by Bryce Busses relief pitching. Don Delerman added a third hit and scored the winning run as Columbus faced Norfolk next hoping for a title berth.
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Tom Lange
Leftander
Bryce Busse
Columbus Legion
Rabbest
Fremont
Pawnee Park
Columbus
Jim Hert
Mike Zastera
North Berd
Norfolk
Wakefield
Troug Wordinger
Don Delerman
Lange
Delerman
Jim Lesiie
New Life
Slater Dave Nielsen
Ban Steiner
Wurdinger
Determan
Wurdingee
Husse
Fleet Lange
Ceatches
Jou
Wardinger
Jem
Steve Farlee
Mike Palk
Sherm Terry
Ted Hall
Hon Lange
Dave Steiner
Bruening
TB Fae
Fanning
Dap Steiner
Wordinger
Wicks
Colupabus
Pat
Lis
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Mitesers
Pusderts
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Cairau
Thamben
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En Barton
Merk
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Haney
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Farlee
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Perry
Barton
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Oetermes
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Specht
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Wardingers
Busse
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Porter
Yous Hed
WY Ik
PBR
Windrng Nielsen
Isa
Placrek
Byer
Lon
Calumbus
Wakefield club rolls to three wins in area playoff push
Wakefield club defeats Premont 1 0, Seward 14 2, and Norfolk 9 2 to reach Area 5 Class A championship game slated for Tuesday at 8 p.m. Led by Neil Blohm Scott Miller and Doug Soderberg with seven hits and five RBIs, pitcher Sam Utecht improves to 9 4 with 11 strikeouts. Wakefield PECs solid defense and late scoring rallys, breaking a 2 2 deadlock against Norfolk and riding Millers complete game to move into the title tilt.
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Wakefield
Pawnee Park
Paul Eaton
Hustlers
Premont
Seward
Norfolk
Thesday
Neil Blohm
Scott Miller
Doug Soderberg Wito
Keith Liebrandt
Roger Lueth
Sam Utecht
Utecht
Cubs
Rick Benish
Doug Calhoun
Mike Palacek
Fremont
Blair
Kim Leslie
Bothwell
Russ Thomson
Curt McCright
Jeff Warren
Jamie Gulshhow
Don Jensen
Sam Lannis
Soward
Midget Reds top Norfolk 5 4 in Arena tourney opener
Columbus Midget Reds upset Norfolk Midgets 5 4 in the arena tournament opener as first year coach Cary Gakeson guided a youthful team. Doug Adangy pitched well. Jim Lanman exited early for Norfolk. Fremont, the favorite, later routed Seward in a separate game.
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Columbus
Reds
Cary Gakeson
Arena Legion
Norfolk
Gakeson
Fremont
Sevant
Roger Beroeq
Recs
Jim Lanman
Lanman
Toby Gay
Dave Flower
Mike Blaser
John
Tim Braml
Craig Person
RBI
Doug Adangy
Jim Molini
Steve Monk
Creal
Marsh
Taye Welch
Adgmy
Mike Test
Atolini
Adamy
Flag Mixer attracts 56 golfers at Elks event
The Elks Tombstone Flag Mixer drew 56 golfers. Ladies Day winners at Elks Country Club included Grace Herde Marlly Murray Verlene Jensen Mary Beckler Esler Hendrick sen Dee Tartholomew Sherry Thomsen Shirley Janes Marge Raney Nancy Saalfeld Loma Poltorif Mary Carr Jean Smith Jackie Medler and Jane Kay Tapp. Charlie Schultler marked his fifth year as Michigan State fencing coach.
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Tombstone
Elks Country Club
Grace Herde
Marlly Murray
Verlene Jensen
Mary Beckler
Esler Hendricksen
Dee Tartholomew
Sherry Thomsen
Shirley Janes
Marge Raney
Nancy Saalfeld
Loma Poltorif
Mary Carr
Jean Smith
Jackie Medler
Jane Kay Tapp
Oasis CK clash as Clarkson Softball Tournament proceeds
Oasis beat Ray's Tavern 11 3 with Mel Heimann pitching and Virg Fapstein three hits. CK defeated Leigh 1 0 as Gary Modelski homered and tripled, Ron Trop halz won on defense. Oasis and CK schedule a Wednesday game at Clarkson, with Hadar vs Long Branch and Clarkson vs Madison in Sundlay action.
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Oasis Bar
C-K
Mill of Columbus
Clarkson
Oasis
Ray’s Tavern
Shelby
Mel Heimann
Virg Fapstein
Roy Benson
Leigh
Ron Trofhalz
Soli
Gary Modelski
Anson Korle
Korie
Laigh
Hadar
Long Branch
Madison
Sundlay
Pufahl
Darrell Dubsky
Creston
Benson
Mint Bar
Doubles action resumes at Sow Doubles at Sow Ardean
Opening night at Columbus Bowl featured Sheila Stone totaling 159 210 and 220 for a 513 scratch series with 48 handicap pins. Teams led by Charles Jasper Deanna Tiyka 90278 for 577 placed, followed by Ron Graus Joan Walker 570 and others like Morris Doris Johnson 585 Jim Dorothy Struebing 553. Blue pin winners included Dey Isenmenger and Jim Ludwig. Special jackpot top score Jon Wieenmeneer Colleen Trothetz 377.
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Ardean
Sheila Stone
Columbus Bowl
Charles Jasper
Deanna Tiyka
Secent
Ron Graus
Joan’ Walker
Morris
Doris Johnson
Jim
Dorothy Struebing
Cincy Tadwig
Howard
Charlotte Weisser
del Nelson
Cindy Faldwig
Roy Griepentop
Benzie Hack
Walt Dunghanen
Axl Marlee Korte
Gary Muth
Bara Tyba
Blue Pai
Devry Wunderlich
Charles Hack
Ralston Wins Pony Meet Behind Late Rally
Ralston edged Columbus 3-2 in a Pony League State Tournament quarterfinal at Millard Saturday. Midlands, the defending champions, beat Columbus earlier, then defeated Ralston 4-1 Sunday to set a state final with Midlands versus Ralston.
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Ralston
Columbus
Chardier
Colwobos
Millard
Omaha
Balu
Mike Iverson
Midlands
Gary Becher Plalett
Joe Tahlkoetter
Tine Seorea
Hoffran
Dalnkoeller
Liebschwager
Vork Wins DCM Rifle Match at Columbus Club
John Vork swept the 1974 DCM Matches held by the Columbus Rifle Club winning the event with a score of 15B. Dick Tool and Ralph Reunited tied for second with 162 while Jerome Slusarski scored 161 for third. The win secures Vork Riflaman of the Year.
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John Vork
Columbus Rife Club
Dick Tool
Ralph
Jerome Slusarski
Volk
Chile
Silver Creek keeps 9-0 mark with win over Schuyler
Silver Creek edged Schuyler 4-3 as Gene Kula dominated on the mound for Silver Creek, Rinxly Red pitched well for Schuyler, and Osceola and Wumphrey were slated to meet Osceola Wednesday. Standings list Silver Creek 8-0, Columbus 6-2, Oscula 5-2, Schuyler 8, St. Edward 4-7, Genoa 15, Fullerton 0-10.
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Silver Creek Ronthgued
I Cine
Central Nebraksa Baseball League
Schuyler
Gene Kula
Silver Creek
Rinxly Red
Witter
St Edward
Fullerton
Dave Rosenbaun
Chris Nelson
Tracey Jensen
Oscela
Wumphrey
Osceola
Columbus
Genoa
Oscvula
St. Edward
Humphrey
Bierman Brunken lead in doubles at Houlevard Lanes
Bierman and Brunken topped a Sunday night seated doubles event at Houlevard Lanes with a 265 225 and 29 handicap series of 60. Dave Ateboski and Danette Atobsi placed second. Individual high games included McKnis 259 and Gullo 262. Senior Men leader Trotholz shot 195 and Syered Kretz posted 360 in all events. Women top score was Tohy Egger with 197 and 6.
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Bierman-Brunken
Larry Bierman
Ruth Brunken
Houlevard Lanes
Sy Nest
Dhe
Dave
Danette Ateboski
Tom Shemek Jr
Axl Kathy Gallo
Bob Wiese
Barb Nedrchal
Fred Bierman
Im Lovell
Tom Shemek
Marilyn
Gary Howser
Jodie Nelson
Hob
Wanda Jokerst
Mike
Shidy -Leick
Amcknskis
Bierman-Brinken
Shemel Gullo
Biermian-Lovell
Trotholz
Syered Kretz
Tohy Egger
Yankees Fall To Red Sox In Boston Series Loss
Yankees, in town to stay even with Boston, collapse after Hill Lee's strong five inning stint. Red Sox win 8-4 as Boston edges New York in Fenway Park. Minnesota Twins and California Angels split doubleheader. Tigers beat Indians. A’s sweep White Sox. Rangers top Royals.
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New York Yankees
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Yankees
Red Sox
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Lee
Gaque
Red" Sox
Milwaukee Brewers
Baltimore Orinles
Minnesota Trgins
California Angels
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Oakland ‘A
Chicago White Sox
Texas Rangers
Kansas City Royals
Kaye Brewers
Ortefes
Dim Slaton
George Scott
Mike Hegan
Autwakee Dore
Hinge
Wits
Jerry Terrell
Glen Borgmann
Minnesota
Bilk Campbell
Twins
California
Ellie Rodriguez
Bobby A
Tigers
Indians
Mickey Stanley
Pal Delrow
Cleveland
A’s
White Sox
Gene Tenace
Donn Rungard
Bert Campaneris
Oakland
Chiraio
Sat Barsio
Ware
Chicago
Rangers
Royals
Alex Johnson
Jin Fregosi
Ray Jackie Brown
Steve Routh
McGraw Helps Mets To Start Strong September Push
Tug McGraw earned his first win of the season as the Mets beat the Expos 4 1. The club echoed the creed You gotta believe as New York seeks to gain ground in the NL East with two months left. Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Cincinnati and Atlanta won while Philadelphia dropped to two games back.
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Bruce Lowwitt
Tug McGraw
McGraw
New York Mets
Tug
Sears
McGrary
Mets
Montreal Expos
Nets
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
San Diego
Allanta
Los Angeles
Sind Houlston
San Francisco
McGray
Pirates
Phillies
Danny Murlaugh
Tommy Hutton
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