Son of Schuyler Residents Drafted by Giants
Scott Wolfe, 1971 Fresno State graduate and son of Tulare residents, was drafted by the San Francisco Giants. He signed Friday and will attend a 10 day training camp in Tulare before farm league assignment. Genealogical legacy includes grandfather Leonard Wack and father who played in local leagues. Kirk Wolfe, younger brother, is a Fresno State standout. sister Nancy, 15, has many trophies.
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Grubaugh Wins Sixth Straight In Big Win
Brenda Grubaugh earned her sixth win as Pizza Jit defeated BD 14 to 3. Susie Heimann and Susie Heiser each went 3 for 4, Marge Gdowski took the loss. Other notes include upcoming Bunyan-D Lay Duncan games and scattered local match results. Dan Dierdorf, 6 foot 5 tackle from Texas, signed with the St. Louis Cardinals in pro football’s second round.
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Baseball Saturday TV preview Giants Mets in New York
San Francisco Giants and New York Mets on TV Saturday from New York as the Giants seek to resume success after a recent slump. Willie Mays remains a fan favorite as the crowd is expected to be large with Marichal and Kaosman likely starting for the opposition.
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State fishing report highlights Nebraska waters
State Game Commission tallies statewide fishing success with white bass and walleye leading action in western reservoirs. Catfish and bass dominate other regions as anglers report perches, crappie, and northern pike. largemouth bass and walleye show strong catches on minnows, worms, and various artificials across many lakes and rivers.
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Giants cling to NL West lead as Expos pull upset
Giants suffer another loss to Montreal but maintain a seven game cushion atop the National League West as Los Angeles and Boston stumble. Charlie Fox laments the slump while Carl Morton drives in key runs for the Expos in a three game sweep. Dodgers, Cubs, and Pirates win or lose with other NL results and several AL games also note scores.
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Weiskopf Leads Kemper Open After First Round
Tom Weiskopf shot six birdies en route to a first round 65 at Quail Hollow, leading the Kemper Open in Charlotte. Miller Barber and others followed with 66s and 69s as Weiskopf seeks his first PGA win since 1986 and his 18th event of the season.
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No-Hitter Night In Columbus Life League Action
Several no hitters were tossed in Columbus Life League action Thursday. In the ALinter division the Astros Bien Arment and Stobinson stopped the Falcons 82 with Schneider taking the loss. Ken Ryha of the Eagles fanned JM in a 5-0 blanking of the Yankees. Jets topped the Chargers 12-7 with Mueller winning and Sutton losing. Cubs defeated the Royals 4-3 in another major contest. Chiefs shaded the Pirates 6-5 as Moegrel drove in the winning tally in the eighth.
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Eddyville Rodeo Sponsored by Roxleo Club
BONYVILLE UPI reports the Eddyville Roxleo Club will sponsor an amateur rodeo on June 19 with events starting at 1 pm. The slate includes bareback riding steer riding calf roping head and heel tagging barrel racing and other standard rodeo events.
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Hank Willie top vote getters on NL All Stars
Ilank Aaron and Willie Mays lead early NL All Star voting for outfield slots with Aaron at 65,206 and Mays at 60,030 votes. Other leaders include Johnny Bench for catcher, Bud Harrelson and Don Kessinger for shortstop, Willie McCovey and Cepeda for first base, Beckert and Dagier for second, Torre over Sante for third, with Sparky Anderson to select pitchers.
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Baseball Standings and Leaders Across Leagues
National League leaders include Stargell Pitt 58 RBIs Aaron ALL 48 Torre SLL 42 Cepeda atlays Santa Chi 40. American League top RBIs show Killebrew Ming 48 Peteaceli Bus 417 Banto Oak 38 White NY 36. Pitching leaders list Dierker Jons Carison StL 10-2 Jenkins Chi 10-5 Seaver NY. American League note Blue Oak 2 Cuellar Ball 2-L Siebert Bal 2 Palmer Bast Hunter Oak 9-3 Lolich Dette 5.
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MacNeil Out as Canadiens Coach
Montreal coach Al MacNeil leaves the club after guiding the Canadiens to the Manley Cup, handing reins to Sedily Bowman who assumes coach and general manager duties with the new Nova Scotia Voyageurs in the American Hockey League.
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Boyer confident of return to uniform with backers
Clete Boyer, released by the Atlanta Braves after betting on football, says he expects to be signed again. He notes Oakland Athletics interest as a backup for Sal Bando and denies baseball betting, though admits some bets with a friend. Commissioner Kahn probes his release and the $10,000 receipt.
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Four surpass 800 in four-game sets at Boulevard Lanes
In the Men's Scratch Singles League at Boulevard Lanes bowler performances stood out with four players over 800 in four-game blocks. Arnold Krumland led Witt with 637 series across games of 201 214 201 and 221 while Bob Amberger posted 843 with 237 214 202. Duane Stenger's 407 included 225 242 204 and Stan Gottschell posted a 201 with 208. Other notable scores came from Wrank Rocky 231 200 and Dave Paprecki 201.
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Frank Hoppe Shooting Star at Doniphan Trap Meet
Frank Homee of Mequan Wisconsin formerly of Schuyler starred at the Nebraska State Trapschool meet in Doniphan. He ran 100 straight targets in the singles and won the Director's Shoot with 197x200. Hoppe also earned 10 doubles in shootoff to take second in Open Doubles behind Omaha's Beck after a four man tie at 48x30.
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Sahara pushes record to 7-1 in Columbus softball league
Sahara Lounge- Moorman Feed- Deano's Diner edge Moorman Feed 17-6 to force deadlock for second place with 7-4, while Sahara pushes to 7-1 after beating Lark Bar. Bill Mimick allowed five hits in the win over Lark Bar, Tracy Grubaugh held the Winners to seven runs, and Boanos players Karnrath Van Ackern Wogny had two hits.
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