Morrall Sparks Colts in All-Star Football Showdown
Earl Morrall led the Colts to a 24-17 victory over the Baltimore Cats Supers Bowl Champions in the All-Star game at Soldier Field. The 39-year-old quarterback completed 20 of 30 passes for two touchdown throws and sparked the Colts to their eighth straight win in the classic, with 52,289 in attendance.
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Hay Perkins
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Tony Mitchell
Eddie Whiton
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Sant Havrilak
Jack Ham
All-Stars
Colts
John Brockington
Bob Jacobs
Collegians
Jim O
Para National Team Championship opens with tight field lead
Defending champions Antol Pakiner and Jack Nicklaus led a tight group into round two in Ligonier Virginia as rain delayed play. Palmer posted birdies including two late for a 62 to seize the lead amid a crowded leaderboard. Moody and Crampton tied for second at 63, with seven teams at 66 and six at 68. The field will be cut to the low four teams and ties after today's second round.
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Ligonier
UPI
Antol Pakiner
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
U.S. Oper
Orville Moody
Bruce Cramopton
Moody
Wiieule
Dave Stackton
Bob Jann
Bob Gealby
Art Wall
Tom Welskapi
Bert Yancey
Mob Payne
Les Peterson
Pale Douglass
Hale Irvin
Paul Marney
Larry Diesel
Sam Sneal
Gardner Thickinson
Joe ‘Trevino
Moxie Johnson
Vylor ‘Taurs
Sainvill
Telegram Sports Page 14 1971 Columbus Nebraska
Sporting notes and scores from Columbus Nebraska compiled for July 31 1971 with updates on local teams players and standings across the Telegram sports section.
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Baseball leaders and standings from United Press International
National League top batters include Torre and Stargell with high averages and runs batted in ledgers. American League leaders feature Oliva, Murcer, and Killebrew among notable sluggers. Pitching leaders list Jenkins and Carlton with win totals while pitchers post strong ERAs across both leagues.
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United Press International
H. Pet
Torre
Tenet
Gare
Cimat
Aag Brock
Snglin
Path
ABA
Hi. Pei
Oliva
Min
Murcec
Otis
Job Rojas
Rehrdt
Chi
Howard
Was
Muehr
Wass
Tovar
F. Absi
Bal
Stargell
Pith
Aaron
Jolynsmm
Phi
Mottanes
Phi and
Robertson
Pitt
Mellor
Cah
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Smith
Mos Adelrecelli
Bos
Murcer
Rams
Piil
Ws Montanez
Phil
Santo
Jobinson
Metrocelli
Killebrey
Minn
Morton
BL Robinson
Balt
F. Robinson
Jenkins
Eltis
Carlton
Dierker
How
Downing
Jaa
Stoneman
Mont
Blue
Oak
Lolith
Del
Dobson
Alt
Siebert
Boss Cuellar
McWally
Van Berg stable tops in bonuses at Ak-Sar-Ben meet
Nebraska horse breeders earned 35,957 in bonuses during Ak-Sar-Ben's 48 day meet. Ak-Sar-Ben contributed seven percent of winning purses for Nebraska bred horses and ten percent if conceived and foaled in Nebraska. The Van Berg Stable of Columbus led with 9,683.15. Horses won 924,735 in the meet, 49 percent of total 2,271,350 purse distribution.
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Omaha
Ug1
Nebraska
Ak-Sar-Ben
Tom Brock
Ak-Sar- Ben
Ak-SarBen
MH. van Berg
Columbus
Ak-S. Ben
Seals Sign Leduc Richar Téduc To First Contract
The California Golden Seals of the NHL signed 54.0 pound center Richar Téduc to his first professional contract. The move adds a new player to the Seals roster as part of their offseason signings.
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Oakland
UPI
California Golden Seals
National Hockey League
Richar Téduc
Racing results at Fairgrounds Nebraska Lincoln
UPI reports Sunday racing results at the Fairgrounds. Multiple races feature winners and payoffs including Irish Nova 9.40 in the first race and Wind Taker 12.26 in the second, with detailed odds listed for each horse and the daily double 91.20. Other races cite winners such as Choicey and Oman Tony with varying payouts, plus several longshot figures like Fexada and Prevdom Leave in later events.
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Lincoln
UPI
Wired
Yoha Town
Citizens Blue
Tk Hurts
Choicey
Amatin
Rebers Image
Oman
Tony
Thister
Doll Image
Wxaca
Odi
W.L. Sawyer Gil
Tiny Ruby
Warney's Boy
Charter and Valer
Misamaniy
Gypsy Melody
New Muster
Prevdom Leave
Tom's Buy
Allennance
U S hopes for sweep of three gold medals at Pan American Games
The United States aimed for three track and field golds on opening day as 3,056 athletes from 30 nations gathered at Past Wal Guerrero Stadion for the Pan American Games. Pat Matzdorf, ill with an intestinal disorder, was favored in the high jump while Frank Shorter and Tin Vollmer led the 10, 000 and discus fields.
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Coombia
UPI
Pat Matzdorf
United States
Wal Guerrero
Matedorf
Sheboygan
Wis
Frank Shorter
Boulder
Cofp
Tin Vollmer
Portland
Ore
Shelerally
Valery Brumels
Jean
U.S
Russia
Mries
Steicken Wit
Matzdorf
Alex. Francis
Fortays
Kan
Legion junior and midget playoffs set Sunday
The Cornhusker Legion Baseball League 1971 schedules finals for August 1 with Lincoln Kirst National Bank hosting Gyan Island West champion at Sherman Field in Lincoln. Kearney Midgets meet Lincoln Judd Brothers for the Midget Division title at Memorial Field in Kearney.
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Gyan Island
Sherman Field
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Kearney
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Memorial Field
Glenn Tasche
Lincoln
Rich Gaver Fi
Lincoln Aurneo
Champs
Larry Washole
Bruce Hatterman
Bob Marlins
Bob Sendricks
Willie Weish
Horse racing stakes and derby lineups at major tracks
Second Bar and Chevron Fight duel for the Sapling Stakes at Monmouth Park in a 117,500 race with Bold Bar and others chasing. Bold Reason tops Arlington Park with 124 pounds in the American Derby while Aqueduct and Del Mar feature races crown winners like Hoyal Signal and Cherrybird.
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United Press International
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Chevron
Qneel
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Chevron Flight
Chauffeur
Tudor Spook
Drum Fire
Freetex
Big Bluffer
Beach Ruler
Knightly Duel
Verace
Arlington Park
Hoice
Tookey Laftil Pincau Jr
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Quare
Sheepshead Bay
Advance Guard
Burl Bacharach
Choise
San Diego
del Mar
Bill Shoemaker
Liberty Bell
Detroit
Holmes Smarty
Hoyal Signal
Aqueduct
Cherrybird
Monmouth
Sturdy Stream
Artingtos
Mustangs Open Training Camp In Omaha
The Onihad Mustangs opened training camp at Boys Town after two days of physical exams and equipment issuance. Dan Duskit signed his 171 season contract and is listed at 0 dollars and 185 pounds, having played running back and wide receiver for the team.
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Omaha
Onihad Mustangs
Boys Town
Dan Duskit
Duskin
Mustangs
Nso Sigatot
Obie
Gatifernis
Beermann to Speak at Waterama in Columbus Nebraska
Nebraska Secretary of State Allen J. Beermann will headline the 1971 Waterama Amateur Water Show at Lake North nine miles north of Columbus. He will also judge the Waterama beauty contest and skiing event beside other officials and attractions including Dick Sherrer and the Aquanauts.
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Nebraska
Allen J. Beermann
Lake North
Columbus
Beermen
Tina
Beermann
Jackie
Clyde Medlat
Irving Road
Loup Power
Genoa
Dick Sherrer
Norfolk
Camp Cedars
Fremont
KLUB
Creighton University School of Law
Mwe
American Bar Associations
Nebraska National Guard
Indians Clip Vida Blue In Lipon Debut Victory
Johnny Lipon wins in first game as Cleveland manager as the Indians top Vida Blue and Oakland 4-1. Heidemann and Uhlaender had key singles, while Foster, Lamb, and Hennigan scattered eight hits for Cleveland. Blue takes his 4th loss against 19 wins as Baltimore, Chicago, New York and Detroit post other AL results.
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Fred McMane
UPI
Cleveland Indians
Johnny Lipon
Vida Blue
Lipon
Alvin Dark
Maanager
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Indians
Blue
Oakland
Man Foster
Ray Lamb
Phil
Hennigan
Foster
Oaklnus
Dick Green
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Kansas City
Chicagoi
Boston
Washington
Milwaukee
New York
Minnesota
Detroit
California
Orioles
Dick Drago
Frank Robinson
Robinson
Jim Palmer
Red Sox
Joe Horlen
Melton
White Sox
Rice Petrocelli
Rick Bosman
Paul Lindblad
Bostan
Dave Nelson
Senators
Yankees
Manny Ca
Michael
Thurman Munson
George Mitterwald
Twins
Cater
Tigers
Tony Taylor
Unie
Gates Brown
Toger Repos
Angels
Gibson wins 4-3 to even record at 9-9
Veteran pitcher Bob Gibson hurled six hits in a 4-3 victory for the St. Louis Cardinals over the Philadelphia Phillies in the opener of a two night doubleheader before rain halted the second game. Gibson added a second homer in the seventh, matching a rare hitting display by a pitcher. The win improves his record to 9-9 after a season with earlier injury troubles.
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Joe Carnicelli
Bol Gibson
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phils
Gibson
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Tim McCarver
Denny Doyle
Doyle
Lon Bistolen
Cardinal
Bey
Dat Maxvill
Jose Criz
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Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Allania
San Diego
Montreal
Houston
Gaylord Perry
Willie McCovey
Giants
Kison
McCovey
Willie Mays
Ken Henderson
Willie Stargell
Tom Haller
Jim Lefebvre
Reds
Don Sutton
Richie Allen
Dodgers
Wefebvre
Rave
Tomnie Agee
Wayne Garret
Dave Marshall
Gary Gentry
Mets
Agee
Garrett ii
Bud Harrelson
Hud Harrelson
Garrett
Marshall
Leo Durocher
Cys
Three women golfers share opening lead at Bluegrass Invitational
In Louisville, Sandra Spuzich Sherry Wilder and Sandra Haynie led by one stroke after a 70 in the rain shortened first round of the $25,000 Bluegrass Invitational at Thinting Creek Country Club Prospect. Kathy Whitworth shot 73 while defending champion Donna Capori posted 76 amid long wet conditions.
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Louisville
Upij
Sandra
Spuzich
Sherry Wilder
Sandra Haynie
Thinting Creek Country Club
Prospect
Kathy Whitworth
LPCA
Donna Fapori
Jo Anne Gunderson Garner
Chamion
Pam Barnett
Signa Quandt
Miss Whitworth
Marilyn
Smith
Sandra Palmer
Betsy Cullen
Marlene Hagge
Kaye Beard
University of Kentucky Coeh
Kentucky
Jane Blalock
Tebbie Austin
Judy Kimball
Scheinblum Leads Denver Victory Over Royals at Rosenblatt
Richie Scheinblum collected four hits to propel Denver to an 85 win over Kansas City at Rosenblatt Stadium. He boosted his American Association batting average to .417, driving in three runs with a first inning single and a later double.
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Omaka
UPI
Richie Scheinblum
Denver
Royals
Rosenblatt Stadium
Scheinblum
American Association
Yanks Win Third Place In Wheelchair Olympics
Yank basketball team from the United States secured third place by defeating Great Britain 52- in Mandeville England.
Elliott Signs 1971 Contract with Jets
New York defense star John Elliott, an all pro tackle, signed his $971 contract on Friday with the New York Jets. No terms beyond the amount were announced.
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New York
John Wiliott
New York Jets
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