Council Bluffs 9 Tops Juniors Twice In Pawnee Park Win
Council Bluffs Albert High School spoiled Columbus American Junior home opener with a 9-6 first game win at Pawnee Park. Tim Canon and Marty Wolever led Saint Albert hitters, while Diwayne Henry took the loss. In the nightcap Bol Sulentic tossed a 4 hit shutout with 13 strikeouts, as Ziola and Peppler provided key hits. The Juniors next host Hastings in the Western Division opener at 8 p.m. with Mike Last on the mound.
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Rich Gaver
Columbus
Brad Tank
Peppier
Walters
Henry
Hastings
Cornhusker
Pawnee Park
Mike Last
Council Bluffs
Bol Sulentie
Feader
Sulentic
Ziola
Peppler
Jim Egger
Egger
Mike Shudak
Wolever
Hebner drives in four as Pirates pop Reds
PITTSBURGH AP Richie Hebner drove in four runs with a homer a double and sacrifice fly as the Pirates defeated the Reds. Willie Stargell also contributed in the scoring surge in a strong team performance.
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Hebner
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Richie Hebner
Fly
Wille Stargell
Brewers spoil Wood's bid for 14th triumph
Milwaukee gains a 5-4 win over the Chicago White Sox as George Scott drives in two runs with a home run and two doubles off Wilbur Wood. Chuck Shore wins in his 00th start, Skip Lockwood relief. Bob Coluccio and Pedro Garcia help power the Brewers.
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Milwaukee
George Scott
Wilbur Wood
Milwaukee Brewers
Chicago White Sox
Wood
Chils Shore
Skip Lockwood
Shore
Bob Coluccio
Scott
Luis Alvarado
Chicago
Brewers
Pedro Garu Tia
RBI
Dave May
Rus
Corman
Thomas
Garcia
Jim Johnson
Fisk and Petrocelli spark Red Sox win over A’s
Fisk and Petrocelli homered as Boston recovered from an early Oakland lead. Kennedy scored on Fisk’s shot, Cepeda reached third on Petrocelli’s double, and Cater’s single drove Cepeda in. Mangual answered for Oakland, then Cater, Kennedy, and Aparicio added more for Boston. Pattin earned the win.
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Boston
Carstan Fisk
Rico Petrocelli
Boston Red Sox
Qaklani
A'S
Sal Bando
Red Sox
John Kennedy
Fisk
Orlando Cepeda
Petrocelli
Danny Cater
Angel Mangual
Oakland
Cater
Kennedy
Luis Aparicio
Marty Pattin
Dave Hamilton
Tyson Torre lift Cardinals to 4 2 victory
In St Louis, Mike Tyson and Joe Torre each singled in runs in the fifth, breaking a 2 2 tie and powering the Cardinals to a 4 2 win over the Houston Astros. The rally followed a Jose Cruz triple and a defensive misplay by Jesus Alou, with Torre driving in a run for the first time since May.
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ST. Louis
Mike Tyson
Joe Torre
St. Louis Cardinals
Houston Astros
Cardinals
Jerry Reuss
Jose Cruz
Tyson
Torre
Ftight
Jesus Alou
Cruz
Lee May
Reggie Cleveland
Editorial Reaction To Indy 500 Tragedy Draws Fire
Across the nation editorial pages condemn the 1973 Indianapolis 500 and call for safety over spectacle. Critics urge limits on engine and design, with deaths and injuries prompting questions about public safety and morality.
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Associated Press
Myc
Art Pollard
Ivice
Charlotte Observer
Indy
Thompson ties course record with 65 to lead Kemper Open
Leonard Thompson matched the Quail Hollow course record with a seven under par 65 to seize a two stroke lead at 139 after 36 holes in the Kemper Open. Ken Still and Lanny Wadkins were second at 134, while Bruce Crampton and Arnold Palmer faltered. Thompson, a Wake Forest alum and first-year pro, discussed his college exit and recent strong showings as he eyes the weekend rounds.
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Charlotte
N.C
Leonard Thompson
Thompson
Quail Hollow Country Club
Ken Still
Lamy Wodkins
Still
Wadkins
Yom Weiskop
Bruce Crampton
Arnold Palmer
al Lit
Lee Trevino
Wake Forest University
Wake Forest
Tore
Texas
Singer and Singer Lead Angels Past Yankees in rout
Ken Berry belted a three run homer and Bil Singer earned his ninth victory as the California Angels pummeled the New York Yankees 9 to 2 Friday night. Singer allowed two singles in the first and retired 13 straight before Thurman Munson sparked a sixth inning rally. Berry drove in runs and Pinson and Grabarkewitz provided support with key hits. Two unearned runs came in the fifth after an Angels error. A Nebraska Master Angler Award note follows about a brown freuk Laken weighing at least four pounds.
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Manny Sanguillen
Witsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Steve Blass
Stargell
Hebner
Languillen
Mebner
Blass
Jack Hernandez
Bob Robertson
NEW York
Ken Berry
Bil Singer
California Angels
Yankees
Singer
Thurman Munson
Horace Clarke
Angels
Mike Kekieh
Billy Grabarkewitz
Vada Pinson
Berry
Dave Sells
Munson
Ray
UNO to Join NCAA After Leaving NAIA
The University of Nebraska at Omaha announced it will leave the NAIA and become a member of the NCAA beginning fall term 1974. Chancellor Roskens cited differences in academics eligibility and procedures as the reason for the move and said adherence to NCAA regulations will guide future competition.
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CMANA
Neb
University of Nebraska At Omaha
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
NAIA
UNO
National Collegiate Athletic Association
PNCAA
GSO
Ronald Roskens
He Wu
NCAA
Instittion
Feuerbach Sets USTFF Shot Put Record in Wichita
Al Feuerbach, representing the Pacific Coast Track Club, shattered the world shot put record with a 71-? mark in Wichita. Teammate George Woods threw 69.0, Sam Colson led Kansas in javelin 20-2, and Ginny Walker set a meet javelin record 12.0. Decathlon leader Jeff Tennell posted 4,078 points after five events. Loren Schnell won the Masters Mile in 4:??.
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USTFF
Wichita
Kan
al Feuerbach
Wollen Arma
Gs, Track and Field Federation
Pacific Coast
San Joe
Calif
Agaih Ower
Matson
George Woods
Sam Colson
University of Kansas
Colson
Ginny Walker
Texas Womens University
Jnet Conner
Indiana State University
Jeff Tiennelt
Oklahoma
Christian
Gave Daler
Graceland
Iowa
Loren Sehnell Af
Boulder
Ala
Wichitt State
Columbus Merchants Seek Second Win in Central Nebraska Play
Central Nebraska Baseball standings lead Columbus Merchants as they host J Edward this Sunday at Pawnee Park. After opening May 20 with a 9 5 win over Silver Creek, pitcher Mike Aerni and Ron Walters pace the mound effort while coach Clair Huggler prepares a tilested lineup led by Bruce Seamidt Lary Honke and Dave Ziola with infielders Saalfeld and Mueller and outfielders Mark Mueller Shank and Shank to follow.
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Columbus Merchants
Nebraska
J. Edward
Pawnee Park
Silver Creek
Mike Aerni
Ron Walters
Steve Braga
Clair Huggler
Bruce Seamidt
Lary Honke
Dave Ziola
Larry Saalfeld
Mike Mueller
Mark Mueller
Jerry Clare
Jerry Shank
Bryce Rosche
Ernie Rongish
Judy Koziol Suburban Star Sets AAU Junior Olympics Records
Judy Koziol, a Columbus Junior High freshman, won two events at the AAU Junior Olympics in Fremont. She clocked a record 100 and 20 yard dash times in the intermediate girls group, winning the century by two tenths of a second and posting a 220 time well under the prior mark. Ludg qualified for the regional Junior Olympics in Omaha. Among Scotus boys, Joe McMeckin won high jump and placed third in triple jump, Tom Sobotka won high hurdles and placed in long and triple jumps, and Dan Steiner took second in shot put.
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Judy Koziol
Columbus
Fremont
Judy
Ific
HLF
Ludg
Omaha
Scotus
Joe McMeckin
Tom Sobotka
Dan Steiner
Leigh Keglers Elect Officers for 1973 74 Bowling Year
Officers elected for the Leki Men s Bowling Association include Charles Mullenhoff as president Arnold Wendi vice president Allen Schroeder secretary treasurer Alvin Eggers Arnold C Olson and R W Korte as directors The City Association tournament awards were announced at a banquet at Tri County Clubhouse Leonardo Juler won high game and high series The Leigh women closed their season with a 60 attendee banquet at Tri County Clubhouse Mrs Bernice Aspinall led 1973 74 officers as president with Mrs Roger Kuester vice president Mrs Jiobert Fingelbart sergeant at arms and Mrs Joyce Wendt secretary treasurer The tournament report was given by retiring secretary treasurer Mrs Leonard Vanel and swords were presented Ami Telecky of Howells had the high game of the season and Mrs Bernice Aspinall had the high series 549.
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URIGN
Leki Men's Bowling Association
Charles Mullenhoff
Arnold Wendi
Allen Schroeder
Alvin Eggers
Arnold C. Olson
R. W. Korte
Tri-County
Leonardo Juler
Leigh
Tr- County
Bernice Aspinall
Roger Kuester
Jiobert Fingelbart
Joyce Wendt
Leonard Vanel
Treasnerer
Swords
Ami Telecky
Howells
NCAA plans appeal of court ruling on eligibility rule
Kansas City AP reports the NCAA will appeal a federal court ruling against its academic eligibility rule. Walter Byers says the decision is incongruent with enforcing a reasonable, valid rule. the Sacramento court issued a preliminary injunction. The appeal seeks to reaffirm colleges right to adopt reasonable regulations governing intercollegiate athletics.
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NCAA
Kansas City
National Collegiate Atletic Association
Aypula
Walter Byers
U.S
Sacramento
Calif
Apul Caon
California State University-Sacramento
Prin Iy
Byers
California State-Sacramento
U.S. Cart of Appeals
San Francisco
Inter
Giale Alluetics
Braves edge Cubs by 8-7 in late rally
The Atlanta Braves defeated the Chicago Cubs 8-7 as Ralph Gar and Dick Dietz provided key hits in a five-run seventh inning. Dilly Williams, Santo and Perez fueled a Cubs early lead with multiple homers before Atlanta turned the game with timely hitting and a pivotal error on Oates.
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Chicago
Ralph Art
Dick Dietz
Atlanta Braves
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Dilly Williams
Braves
Alarty Perez
Mike Lam
Garr
Dusty’ Baker
Dolmg Oates
Seven former Yankees hit grand slam World Series homers
In order list the players Tony Lavert Gil McDougald Mickey Mantle Yogi Berra Bill Skowron Bobby Richardson and Toe Pepitone achieving grand slam World Series homers across the franchise history.
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Tony Lavert
Gil McDougald
Mickey Mantle
Yogi Berri
Bill Skowron
Bobby Richardson
Toe Pepitane
Free tennis and archery lessons announced for summer program
Free tennis lessons run June 4 to 16 at Pawnee Park courts 7 am for intermediates and 8 am for beginners plus at Junior High courts from 9 am. Adults play 9 pm starting June 46. Pawnee Park leaders Dorothy Coutier and Glenn Schreiber oversee instruction. Equipment provided, no advance registration required. Archery lessons scheduled another date.
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Columbus
Pawnee Park
Dorothy Coutier
Glenn Schreiber
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