Juniors Split Weekend To Go 3-1 In League Play
North Platte blasted Columbus 12-4 as part of a weekend doubleheader, with Steve Vieyra driving in three and Ken Gale Gayle Luenenborg and Scott Voeman adding two RBIs apiece. Larry Valasek hit an inside the park homer and Larry Honke added a 330 foot shot. Columbus toppled Kearney 10-6 in the Sunday game as Koban collected eight hits in four at bats and Denny Bellinger chipped in, leaving the Juniors 2-1 in the west division and 2-1 overall.
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Scott Voemann
Larry Valasek
Silver Creek
Dave Ziola
Valasek
Valases
Larry Honke
North Platte
Obza
Columbus
Gueeton
Auniers
Kearney
Koban
Tatty Valasek
Phate
Joep
Tim McLaughlin
Hanke
RBI
Gary Modelski
Mike Aernls
Jin. Mortenson
Denny Bellinger
Love Month Baseball Sparks in Tight Race
The Orioles surge with 10 wins in their past 11 starts while Boston and San Francisco fade. Kansas City chases Oakland as pennant races tighten. Herb Bivens wins the Pow Wow Walio Classic Handicap, Kurt Behlen tops Class B shooting, and Yale captain Thomas Brown Neville earns the Mallory Award for athletic excellence.
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Boston
Rosas
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Giants
Herb Bivens
Herb
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Doniphan
Columbus
Neville
New Haven, Conn
Thomas Brown
Yale
Wiliam Neely Mallory
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Mau Anker
Midget Blues Shut Out In Two League Losses
North Platte and Kearney midget clubs blanked the Midget Blues in Cornhusker Conference action. North Platte won 34 as Stever Grown scattered three hits with one strikeout. Rick Burtwers and Pat Sackett produced key hits. Sunday’s 1–0 loss saw Kearney pitcher Steve Curtiss strike out 10 over a two hitter, Columbus hurler Jerry Moore faltering. The Blues travel to Norfolk next.
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North Platie
Kearney
Cornhusker
Stever Grown
Rick Burtwrs
Pat Sackett
Doug Wardinger
Red Gate
North Platte
Blues
Steve Curtiss
Columbus
Jerry Moore
Verma
Sohn Noote
Steve Ninegar
Mike Clark
Noah
Riss
Archer Randy Hoessel
Sackett
Kearngy
Spechi Chub
Norfolk
David City halts Pizza gang in 12-6 win
David City ended Pizza Luts six game winning streak with a 12 to 6 Nebraska table Ladies League game. Sharon Baer led the winners with four hits, Nancy Dally added three, Terri Crandall earned the win. Brenda Grubaugh took the loss and Mary Kuta drove in for Pizza Hustins. The Viera gang travels to Bellesood on Wednesday.
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David Cuy
Pizza Luts
Nebraska
Sharon Baer
Ted
Nancy Dally
Terri Crandall
Brenda Grubaugh
Mary Kuta
Viera
Bellesood
Gray's homer lifts Silver Creek over St Edward
Gray's three run homer carried Silver Creek to a 4 0 Central Nebraska League win over St Edward Sunday. The wingers are now 3-0 for the season. Jerry Hiller was the loser and Stevu Roberts the winning pitcher. Remaining games included Osceola at David City Columbus at Fullerton and Silvey Creek at Thomphrey with Genoa at St Edward.
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Keanls Gray
Silver Creek
St Edward
Gene Killa
Gary Oakeson
Jerry Hiller
Stevu Roberts
Fullerton
David City
Vontest
Columbus
Osceola
Silvey Creek
al Thomphrey
Genoa
SL Edward
Deer and antelope permit applications open June 13
The State Game Commission announced the fall hunting permits for deer and antelope. Residents have an initial application period June 13 to June 74 with a drawing for oversubscribed areas. remaining permits sell on a first come basis to residents and nonresidents. Fees are 10 dollars for residents and 30 dollars for nonresidents, with first and second choice area designations required. Archery applicants should label as archery deer or archery antelope. Include a check or money order for the amount.
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Lincoln
UPI
State Game Commission
Favorite Wins Derby Eccht Cupan Cup Jokavulvi
Jokavulvi, the favorite, won the main event at the Tokyo race track in the 3rd running of the Japan Derby Sanday. A crowd of Li,10 watched the $77,778 race as the favorite clinched victory.
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Ivan
Tokyo
Weiskopf Wins Kemper Open In Sudden Death Playoff
Tom Weiskopf, from Bedford Ohio, won the Kemper Open at Quail Hollow in a one hole sudden death playoff over Dale Douglass Gary Player and Lee Trevino. Douglass led most of the final round with an eagle on six but faltered on the back nine. Weiskopf birdied the 18th to claim the $30,000 top prize as the others parred or narrowly missed.
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N.C
UPI
Tom Weiskopf
Crays
Bedford
Otsia
Weiskupf
Quail Hollow Country Club
Dale Douglass
Kemper
South Athem
Gary Player
Lee Tyat
Douglass
Weiskopf
Trevino
Player
Bob Lim
Lima
Atlanta
Lirom
Mel's TV eyes first in Columbus Softball League race
Mel's TV leads the Columbus Softball League at 8-1 as they face X-L Motel at Glue Park Oasis Bay. Lange sits 7-1 while X- is 2. Ayjor and Mennana combined for five hits in a 140 shutout over the independents to push to eight wins. Teachers improve to 4-4 after axle gang Branch-1 win. Garynes was Mie winner. Mike Schindler drove in the winning run in the bottom notch. Steerbahm and McNair had two hits each. Swartz added a triple. Flink Buss took the loss.
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X-L
Motel
Glue Park
Oasis Bay
Gaara Lange
Larry Ayjor
Jel Mennana
Axle Gang
Branch
Garynes
Mike Schndider
Terry Steerbahm
Dave McNair
Dave Swartz
Flink Buss
Garlits Wins Race at Dallas Springs Nationals
Garlits of Seffner Florida won the Seventh Annual Springs Nationals at Dallas International Motor Speedway. The event culminated Sunday with top honors in the national championships.
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Dallas
Olen Garlite
Seffner
Mla
Dallas International Matar Speedway
Johnsons cop Alibi Doubles Doris and Morris Johnson
The Sunday Night Alibi Scotch Doubles at Columbus Bowl produced a 506 series by Doris and Morris Johnson with 81 handicap pins lifting them to 644. Bill and Dottie Anson posted 624, with Wayne Hosher and Ivan Carlson at 607 and Ray and Marilyn Labens at 603. High game went to Nosher Carlson 234. Labens singleton 217. In the jackpot, Reichmuth and Doris dormson 404, then Smith and Becher 878, Slenger and Henderson 377, Koper and Griepentrog 3868, Anson and Kepner 363. The third annual Fathers Day event set for Sunday.
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Morris Johnson
Columbus Bowl
Bill
Dottie Anson
Rumento
Wayne Hosher
Ivan Carlson
Ray
Marilyn Labens
Gary
Gloria Muth
Lauis Kirk
Jota Rentschuer
Nosher-Carlson
Labens
Steve Reichmuth
Doris Dormson
Red Smith
Carol Becher
Gary Slenger
Fran Henderson
Ray Koper
Mabel Griepentrog
Bill Anson
Zella Kepner
Salukis end Trojans run in College World Series upset
Southern Illinois Salukis rallied in the top of the eighth to hand defending champion Southern Cal a 8-3 loss in Omaha. Starter Steve Busby struggled, walking six and hitting two, as Salukis reliever Steve Teaford earned the win to move to 9-1.
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OMAHA
UPI
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Souther Cal
Tulsa
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Pan American University
Seton Hall
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Southern Cal
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Southern Mlinois
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Ilinois
Larry Calufetti
Mike Eden
Caluletle Ray
Trojan
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Ceci
Am Llanes
Busby
Steve Teandall
Mike Brooking
Tilsa
Phil Honeycutt
Omaha Royals blank Iowans in AA baseball clash
Billy Sorrell belted a three run homer into right field to lift the Omaha Royals to a 330 victory over the Iowa Oaks. Wally Bunker, newly assigned from Kansas City, allowed seven hits and two walks while earning his first win of the season.
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UFI
Billy Sorrell
Omaha Royals
Iowa Oaks
Royal Juiler
Wally Bunker
Omaha
Kansas City
Atlanta rookie Earl Williams shines in 94 victory over Astros
Atlanta rookie Earl Williams, 22, seized third base after Clete Boyer’s release and homered twice driving in six to power the Braves past Houston 9 4. He sought tips from Hank Aaron and Orlando Cepeda before the game, noting advice on recognizing pitches and throwing a strong curveball from Wilson. Aaron added his 18th homer as Pat Jarvis earned his second win. Other NL results included Los Angeles over Montreal 7 1 and Pittsburgh over St Louis 8 4.
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Maula Braves
Williams
Clete Boyer
Hank Aaron
Orlando Cepeda
Seli
Braves
Houston Astros
Ikler
Aaron
Pat Jarvis
Los Angeles
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
New York
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Prohibition on Fish Bait in Valentine Refuge Lakes
The Valentine National Wildlife Refuge bans using live or dead minnows or any fish parts as bait on its lakes. The rule applies to all anglers within the refuge boundaries and aims to protect aquatic ecosystems.
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Valentine National Wildlife Refuge
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