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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1975

Page

8

Messersmith Shuts Out Expos as Dodgers Win Opener

Andy Messersmith pitched his fourth shutout and 21st of his career allowing only four hits while Jimmy Wynn hit his 12th homer to spark the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 4-0 victory over the Montreal Expos. The win pulled L A within a half game of Cincinnati and pushed attendance past the million mark for home games.

United Press International Andy Messersmith Jimmy Wynn Los Angeles Dodgers Montreal Expos Dodgers Cincinnati Messersmith Willie Stargell Richie Zisk Dave Parker Pittsburgh Ted Simmons St. Venis Atlanta Lou Brock Reggie Smith St. Louis Darrell Evans Clarence Gaston

Twins Win in Nine After Batting Order Confusion

The Minnesota Twins beat the Cleveland Indians 1-0 in extra innings after Danny Thompson batted out of order for eight innings and then moved to his proper spot in the ninth. Umpires could rule on the infraction only if appealed by the opposing manager Frank Robinson did not protest. Other AL scores included Oakland 4 3 over Baltimore in 14 innings and Texas 12 4 over Boston with a grand slam by Jim Sundberg.

United Press International Danny Thompson Eric Sodeholm Minnesota Twins Cleveland Indians Twins Thompson Dan Ford Frank Robinson Indians Robinson Ford Oakland Baltimore Texas Boston California New York Kansas City Detroit Milwaukee Chicago Joe Rudi Bill North A's Orioles North Bert Campaneris Claudell Washington Rudi Campaneris Rangers Jim Sundberg Red Sox Jeff Burroughs Toby Hareah Jim Spencer Bernie Carbo Bruce Bochie Angels Yankees Catfish Hunter Jim Mason Roy White Bill Singer George Brett Amositis Royals Tigers Darrell Porter Rick Gossage Brewers White Sox Porter Gifu Gossage Jefthander

Nebraska fishermen report strong weekend bite across state

Nebraska Game Commission reports weekend storms disrupted some areas but anglers stayed found good success. Panhandle bass around 12 pounds and walleye 1 to 5 pounds. White River brown trout about 10 inches. Upper Niobrara rainbow 9 to 10 inches. Southeast and southwest lakes show sizable walleye, bass, crappie, and catfish catches among many reservoirs and rivers.

Lincoln Neb UPI Nebraska Game Commission Commission Panhandle Lake McConaughy North Platte River White River Niobrara River Soldier Creek Sand Hills Merritt Reservoir Fremont Lakes Platte Elkhorn Sutherland Reservoir Tri-County Lake Maloney Canaday Steam Plant Harlan County Enders Swanson Medicine Creek Missouri River Otee Neaha River Johnson Pawnee Lake Conestoga Lake

Senators and Redlegs Triumph in Pony League Night

Senators edged Expos 5 1 while Redlegs pitcher Souders struck out 12 for a 9 1 win over Rams. Line scores show Senators 5 Expos 1 and Redlegs 9 Rams with Kolbush on the mound for Senators and Doh on relief.

Senators Redlegs Expos Redlegs Souders Rams We — Kolbush Dohmen We — Souders Gellerman

Nolan Ryan Faces Fame Fear Some Fearful Fastball

Nolan Ryan, known for his extremely fast pitches, recalls a child’s remark about his speed and discusses the danger and control issues pitchers face. He notes past incidents including Doug Griffin’s near injury and reflects on sportsmanship, offering apologies to the injured player’s family.

Nolan Ryan California Angels Ryan Ray Chapman Cleveland Carl Mays New York Yankees Detroit Mickey Cochrane Bump Hadley Yankees Ynair Boston Doug Griffin Griffin

Texas Sooners win CWS games in dramatic doubleheader

In the 29th NCAA College World Series Texas defeated Seton Hall 12 10 and Oklahoma blanked Eastern Michigan 7 0 to set up a clash of the remaining unbeaten teams. South Carolina meets Arizona State tonight at 7 30 as the field narrows to the final four.

QMABA UPI South Carolina Gamecocks Arizona State Sun Devils Texas Oklahoma Seton Hall Pirates Eastern Michigan

Murcer Named NL Player of the Week for Giants

San Francisco Giants outfielder Bobby Murcer earned the National League Player of the Week honor for the second time this season after hitting .483 with a home run and seven RBIs, lifting his average to .319. In Hialeah, the once prospering track colony now feeds on dog food during the era of shrimp-loving flamingos.

SAN Francisco UPI San Francisco Giants Bobby Murcer Murcer Hialeah, Fla Hialeah Race Track

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