North Platte Juniors top Columbus 10-7 in West division clash
Fourteen singles propelled North Platte to a 10-7 victory over Columbus at Pawnee Park. The win improves North Platte to 5-0 on the season, while Columbus drops to 1-2 in the division. Key moments included a three-run fourth inning by North Platte and a late defensive snag by North Platte in the ninth to preserve the lead.
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Columbus
Cominsker
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Lefary
Piatter
Barth Platte
Gerald Hanke Wins Nebraska Handicap Championship
Gerald Hanke, 17, captured the Nebraska Handicap Championship with 98 of 100 targets at Doniphan on the final day of the Nebraska State Trapschool. He then faced shootouts to claim the title. All-around honors went to B. E. Morrissey of Omaha with 344x400, who also won the Class AA open championship by shooting.
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Doniphan
APJ
Lindsay
Nebraska
Gerald Hanke
B. EB. Morrissey
Omaha
Morrissey
A. RB
Vignon
Clay Ceiter
Kan
Scott Ness
Ogalalla
Clayton Pobany
Delmar Foster
Hoxie
Ness
Roger Gade
Grand Island
Ayas Jerry Lambert
Bueford Hailey
Big Springs
Clarks Extends Lead In Girls Softball League
Clarks remains undefeated at 4-0 after beating The Book Center of Columbus 11-1 in the A game. F Dittmer earned the win with eight strikeouts, while Karen Jensen took the loss. The league action continued with Pizza Hut and other results, including Clarks defeating Dales behind Pauli Christensen's one-hit pitching and five hits at the plate. Miscellaneous standings and individual performances from various teams and players are listed.
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Clarks
Pizza Hut
David City
Bellwood Dales
Bar
Book Center of
Pony Teagte
Jensen
Lara Schroeder
Faith Grefelueschen
Jeanne Iba
Karen Jensen
Arinners
Lori Sandahi
Kathy Gerber
Mary Czvba
Sandy Jensen
Cindy Heimann
Susie Heimann
Susie Weiser
Nancy Hegi
Oasis
Davi Clily
Cathy Schmit
Sandy Driefprst
Karen Polak
Pat Hiller
Columbus
Gottschalls keep hot pace in Sunday Night Mix Scotch Doubles
Gottschall duo rolled a handicap series at Boulevard Lanes as part of the Sunday Night TV Mix Scotch Doubles. High games included Davidsholer 247 and Gottschall 248, with Wilson 226 and Lebens 242 leading top efforts. Leaders Van Vohland and Charlie Hook posted 183 in the league, while Marilyn Jabens achieved a 522 series.
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Belly Gottschall
Boulevard Lanes
Norm
Paula Wilson
Tay
Marilyn Labens
Wave Vrha
Ann Wozny
Pat Davidsholer
Randy
Judy Krumland
Charli
Lolii Hook
Dennis
Mac Pavel
Bill
Dorothy Pavel
Gene Iverson
Kern Kimntke
Wilson
Davidsholer
Gottschall
Lebens
Jim @omka
Chris James
Omaha
van Vohland
Charlie Hook
Marilyn Jabens
Gals
Hand J's
Arizona State USC Set For College World Series Showdown
Arizona State and Southern California, two historic powers, meet tonight in Omaha to decide the College World Series title implications. Minnesota, Texas, and Oklahoma also navigate elimination games as the double elimination format reaches key clashes.
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Omaha
Neb
Arizona State
California
Arizona Shire
Jim Belek
Arizona
Midnnnesota
Southern California
Fred Lynn
Texas
Georgia Southern
Harvard
Pennant Races See Mixed Starter as Season Begins
Sport Shorts notes pennant races shaping up across leagues. Cubs hold a lead over Expos in the NL, Giants trail Dodgers by 1.5 games, while in the AL Yanks lead Tigers and Orioles, Red Sox and Brewers two games back. Expos, Twins among surprises as Giants face Mets. Pirates struggle to rebound. Dobson and McDowell bolster Yanks pitching while Royals also need help.
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Paul Ert
Chicago Cubs
Montreal Expos
Giants
Dodgers
Yanks
Tigers
Orioles
Hed Sox
Brewers
White Sox
Twins
Expos
Mets
Pirates
Bucs
Phillies
Pat Dobson
Sam McDowell
Anil
Kansas City Royals
Royals
Mills Wins LPGA Title By Narrow Margin At Pleasant Valley
Sutton Mass AP veteran Mary Mills captured the LPGA championship at Pleasant Valley Country Club with a fierce finish. Betty Burfeindt pressed hard, coming within six inches of a playoff on the final hole as Mills birdied the last five of nine to seal the victory.
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Mary Mills
Betty Burfevidk
Pleasant Valley Country Club
Miss Mills
Miss Burfevidt
Miss Burfeindt
Association race tightens in Eastern Division standings
The Associated Press reports a close race as Iowa State split a pair with Evansville while Omaha beat Indianapolis 65 in the East. Omaha’s 14 games back now trails the leaders with Indianapolis one game behind Iowa. In the West, Denver trimmed Wichita and Oklahoma City beat Tulsa 6 1, narrowing the gaps.
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Associated Press
Towa
Evansville
Omaha
Indianapolis
American Association
Iowa
Denver
Wichita
Aeres
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Scratch loop keglers reach twenty one two hundreds
Boulevard Lanes hosts the weekend event with leaders Leon Milter, Dorry Kroeker, and Duane Slouger Gary Muth posting top scores. Others include Gottschall, Arnberger, Damone, Krumland, Thiele, Stone, Trofholz, Legler, Schreiber, and Schribner across senior and high school divisions.
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Boulevard Lanes
Leon Milter
Dorry Kroeker
Duane Slouger
Gary Muth
Stan Gattschall
Bob Arnberger
Joh Incobltz
Gottschall Val
Arnberger
Paul Damone
Harold Krumland
Mike Evans
Daryl Thiele
Larry Zulkoski
Krooker
Ardean Stone
Ed Trofholz
Iola Legler
Singleton
Martha Schreiber
Dani Badge
Greg Schribner
Kathy Gallo
Jacy Rains
Little Teople
Six juniors named to NCAA nine
Six juniors dominate the 1973 NCAA University Division All American first team selected Saturday at the College World Series in Omaha. The team includes six juniors and one freshman Keith Moreland Texas third baseman with several Texas players on the roster. Pitchers Eddie Bane of Arizona State and Ron Roznovsky of Texas lead the first team alongside catcher John Stearns of Colorado and others across Tulsa Colorado Southern California and Massachusetts as part of the All American selections.
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Oklahoma
Texas
USC
Rol Dedeaus
Meone
Hye
Arizona State
Brock
Minnesota
Aritony State
Bill Berger
Eddie Bane
Dick Siebert
Omaha
Neb
National Collegiate Athletic Association
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American Association of College Baseball Coaches
Keith Moreland
Fadie Bane
Nort Hoenovsky
Bane
Phil Turner
Texas Christian
Roy Smartey
Southern California
Bobby Tucker
Tennessee
Steven Newell
Massachusetts
Joe Walls
Southern Ilinois
Columbus Merchants Dominate Genoa In CNL Action
Columbus Merchants routed Genoa 17 to 0 in Central Nebraska Baseball League play. Jerry Clore and Dave Ziola sparked the offense with early singles and a Ziola double spree, Bruce Hosche sending three runs home with a homer. Mike Mueller added two hits as Columbus built a 6 0 lead by the sixth, while Larry Saalfeld and Ron Walters stymied Genoa on the mound.
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Columbus
Sartor
Steve Gullion
Morth Hlade
Red Gale
Zioka
Wierdinger
Larry Lassek
Jin Egger
Ziola
Hadeen Porter
Euzer
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Halowske
Tanner
Lasts
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Henry
Wallers
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Golurrdy
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Genoa
Nebraska
Rome
Larry Saalfeld
Ron Walters
Enero
Antwo Fantastic
Gaue
Seaveld
Seasi
Cing
Jerry Clore
Dave Ziola
Bruce Hosche
Clore
Merchants Lh
Bruce Selmmidt
Braga
Mike Mueller
Sifer
Oss
Schuyler
American wins British Amateur
Dick Siderows, the American holder, captured the British Amateur at Royal Porthcawl by defeating England’s Peter Moody 3 and 2 in the final. Siderow said match play is tougher and should remain the amateur test, reserving the format for amateurs and emphasizing the pressure of knockout rounds.
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Wales
Dick Siderows
Britain
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Syearald
Haston. Com
England
Peter Moody
Royal Porthcawl
Joe
Siderowd
Omaha pitcher Mark Littell joins Kansas City Royals
Kansas City Royals promote Omaha right hander Mark Littell from the Omaha farm club to the parent club. Littell, a Cape Girardeau Missouri native, earned a 29-2 record in Omaha with a 2.29 ERA, winning six in a row before a 3-2 loss to Indianapolis. He is expected to start Thursday night in Baltimore.
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Mark Littell
Kansas City Royals
Royals
Littell
Omaha
American Association
Baltimore
Indianapolis
Lilteh
Cape Gjrardlean
Borner wins 18th Tournament of Champions at Riverside
Charlie Borner of North Platte won the 18th annual Tournament of Champions at Riverside Golf Club Grand Island with a two day total of 148 four over par. He edged Jim Trail of Holkege and Howie Colin of Omaha by one stroke. Randy Carlson finished fourth at 150, with Rick Schultz and Tom Olson tied for fifth at 151. In the senior division Ea Printz of Omaha took the title with 153, while Bob Astleford of Omaha won the presidential flight with 157.
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Neb
Charlie Borner
North Platte
Riverside Golf Club
Borner
Jim Trail
Holkege
Howie Colin
Omaha
Randy Carlson
Lincoln
Rick Schultz
Tom Olson
Ea Printz
Bob Astleford
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