Norfolk Downs Columbus Behind 15 Strikeouts in Win
Norfolk jumped on Columbus early, scoring five in the first and five more as Doug Wurdinger faltered. Wardinger and Valasek combined for 15 strikeouts, while Mike Yost benefited from three double plays to seal a 10-3 conference victory at Pawnea Park.
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Hart
Norfolk
Columbus
Doug Wurdinger
Pawnea Park
Gordy Winter
Doug Calhawk
Doug Warneke
Mike Palecek
Wardinger
Tnhree
Brad Tank
Dwayne Henry
Zastera Klines late heroics lift Blues past Norfolk
Mike Zastera and Kurt Kline sparked Columbus Midget Blues to a 3-2 non-conference win over Norfolk. Zastera drove in a run with a second inning single, and Kline added two RBI including a seventh inning infield grounder scoring the go ahead run. Norfolk tied it in the fifth before Guenther closed out the score. Delerman pitched well for Columbus, Liberg took the loss for Norfolk, and a Friday rematch at Pawnee Park is planned.
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Mike Zastera
RBI
Kurt Kline
Columbus
Blues
Norfolk
Lneiy
Zastera Sived
Randy Wieser
Castera
Don Delerman
Talrd
Kline
Mike Baumann
Rich Sinfek
Curt Melliger
Larry Guenther
Mike Test
Jim Molini
Baumann
Guenther
Schumacher Hurling Blanks Norfolk Midgets 2-0
Jeff Schumacher pitched a brillaint three hit game to lift the Columbus Midget Reds to a 2-0 win over the Norfolk Midgets. Columbus scored both runs in the fourth on a misplayed ball after Levas walked and Levos followed with a walk and Fischer grounded home two runs. McVey and Welch had the Reds' other hits as Schumacher improved to 1-3 with slick defense backing him.
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Jeff Schumacher
Columbus
Reds
Norfolk
Slike
Levas
Mike Volnek
Milan Levos
John Fischer
Farlee
Feds
Mike Hays
Kevin Abbott
Schmitz
Schumacher
McVey
Greg Welch
Staumacher
Fischer
Schumacher Envi
Mike Aerni
Ak Sar Ben race results show varied placings and times
Ak-Sar-Ben race results from Omaha list multiple races with times and payouts. Quiet Reign led the mile and 70 yards, followed by Blew The Term and others in a sequence of six to nine races. Final lines reference a seven game World Series note about pitching.
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Omaha
Neb.ap
AkSar Ben
Nebraska
Pew's Little
Accile Bunny OK F
Harvey Named Into Hockey Hall of Fame
Tony Harvey an All Star 13 times in his NHL career was among five selected for induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame. Also chosen as builders were Chuck Rayner Frank Udvari and Hartland de M Molson. The group was announced at the NHL meetings and will be formally inducted in Toronto in August.
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Harvey
Hockey Hall of Fame
Momirral
Tony Harvey
Tve
Chuck Rayner
NHL
Tommy Smith
Frank Udvari
NITL
Hartland de M. Molsan
Montreal Canadiens
Rayner
Smith
Udvari
Molson
Toronto
Tennis and hockey brief from various international events
Accustomed AP sports roundup notes players advancing in tennis from Seattle and Hamburg, a Winnipeg trade involving Steve Cuddie, Vancouver coaching hire, Hockey Hall of Fame selections, St Louis trading Paul Curtis, and bowling results in Portland with top prize won by Dave Soular.
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Beckenham
Eng
Maftle Feliman
New York City
Linky Bosholf
South Africa
Hamburg
Germany
Paul Gerken
East Norwalk
Conn
John Newcombe
Australia
Winnipeg
Winnipeg Jets
World Hockey Association
Steve Cuddie
Toronto Fords
Ken Stephenson
Montreal
Bil McCreary
St. Louis Blues
Vanc
Ouver Canucks
Winnipeg Sters
Ken Snell
Hershes Heats
American Hockey League
Doug Hievey
Montreal Canadiens
Chuck [Ayner
New York Americans
New York Rangers
Tammy Smith
Ottawa
Hockey Hall of Fame
ST. Louis
St. Louis Rives
National Hockey League
Paul Curtis
Buffalo Sabres
Jack Rathwell
Portland
Ore
Dave Soular
Kansas City
Thurston Gileheist
Salem
Trevino Not Conceding Anything to Nicklaus at U S Open
Trevino says he has as good a chance as anyone and will not concede to Nicklaus as 148 players begin the four day 77 hole U S Open at Oakmont. Nicklaus tops betting with 6-1 odds, Trevino and Weiskopf at 8-1, with many others listed. first groups tee at 7 30 am EDT.
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Nicklas
Grsper
Nicklaus
Lom Weiskopf
Casper
Swaothy
Trevino
Qakmont
Merion
Philadelphia
Jack
Stairfield
Scotland
Weiskopf
Araght Palmer
Bruce Crampton
Lanny Watkins
Gary Player
Pony Jackin
Tiley
College World Sees USC Trojans Crown Diamond Kings
Sport Shorts notes USC Trojans crowned “King of the diamond” for the fourth straight year and highlights record attendance, fans, and strong teams like Nebraska. Mentions a high-scoring Rams play and struggles of the Pittsburgh Pirates as they chase form, while referencing Roberto Clemente’s absence.
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Paul Ernst
USC Trojans
Nebraska
Football players face jail if fines not paid
Lincoln Nebraska AP two Nebraska players Bill Olds and Ralph Powell could be jailed for failing to pay fines after pleading no contest to misdemeanor charges. Both were fined 10 by Judge Ralph Slocum and intended to appeal, but did not post appeal bonds within the 10 day period, risking arrest unless they appear to settle the fines.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Bill Olds
Ralph Powell
Olds
Powell
Bell
Ralph Slocum
Altar Ray
Ernard McGinn
League Leaders National League Batting Leaderboard and Stats
League leaders show batting averages, hits, home runs, runs batted in and other stats across teams. Notable figures include Maddox and Rose among batting leaders, with Blomberg and D Allen prominent in at bats and hits. Carew tops runs batted in and doubled figures appear for several players.
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Associated Press
National League
al Hatsj
Maddox
Mola
Ea We SP
Rose
Ming
Nm Hlth
En--Beneh
Cin
Kerguann
Ronds
Fuentes
Sineallees Puh
Aaron
Atiyo En Has
Morgan
Blomberg
Dallen
Chi
Wuns—Miquerry
Carew
Min
Hurry
Lakeview star earns bid to Shrine Game in Lincoln
Hob Wachal of Columbus Lakeview is named to replace Grand Island’s Nocke Senkbeil on the North Shrine Hawk football roster for the charity game in Lincoln. Wachal stands 6-2 and weighs 24 pounds, while Senkbeil is a 6-5, 205-pound quarterback bound for Nebraska football scholarship and pitching for Grand Island’s American Legion baseball team this summer.
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Lincoln
Neb
Hob Wachal
Columbus
Lakeview
Grand Island
Nocke Senkbeil
North Shrine Hawk
Lincoln Wachal
Senkbeil
Nehras
Kaana
American Legion
Elks Ladies Day Nine Hole Open Features 75 Golfers
Seventy five golfers took part in Elks Country Club Ladies Day nine hole play. Davis Johnson of Central City won the championship flight with a 43, while Robbie Reed of Norfolk finished second at 45. Several players earned honors in various flights and events including longest drive, closest to pin, and birdies on Nos. 2 4 5 9. Weather postponed morning play but cleared later as golfers continued.
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Elks Country Club
Davis Johnson
Central City
Robbie Reed
Norfolk
Kat Salt
Central Cit
Hazel Strickler
Columba
Gerry Welch
York
Arlene Wall
Mary Cunningham
Mary Ann Lofton
Columbus
Girties
Suzie Heiser
Helen Hoffman
Osceola
Betty Lynch
Sally Rice
Jackie Medlar
Mint Ernst
Rachel Muller
the Praka
Johnson
Bill Fox
Ridge
Warners
Avene Wall
Jlelen Rath
Wean Luehtel
Law
Grand Islad
Nortalk
Seward
Ord
Bowling leaders and high scores at Boulevard Lanes
Gary Modelski led the Wednesday Night Marly Bird League with a 296 game and 576 series at Boulevard Lanes, while Kaye Moore, Lucy Ehlees, Jerry Magge, and Gene Iverson posted notable scores. Nightcrawlers top the league. Norris Hellbusch and Jim Swartz posted strong numbers, with Charles Sayers steering the Nile Owls.
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Gary Modelski
Boulevard Lanes
Kaye Moore
Lucy Ehlees
Jerry Magge
Gene Iverson
Nightcrawlers
Norris Hellbusch
Jim Swartz
Phyllis Jones
Pat Studnicka
Val Benbrad
Lennox
Brass Rail
Charles Sayers
Nile Owls
Wimbledon faces boycott over Pilic suspension
London AP reports nearly 10 top tennis stars threaten to boycott Wimbledon if Yugoslav Nikki Pilic is barred from playing. Pilic remains suspended by the ILTF for not playing for Yugoslavia in a Davis Cup match. ATP vows nonparticipants would span 1,000 members if Pilic is not permitted to compete.
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London
Nikki Pilic
Pilic
International Lawn Tennis Federation
New Zealand
Pile
Association of Tennis Professionals
U.S
Stan Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Wold
Cliff Drysdale
South Atrica
ATP
LeRoy Cattalone Leads C K Victory Over Behlens
LeRoy Cattalone powered the C K squad with five runs from six hits in the first inning, backing LeRoy Callau who allowed only one hit as Behlens fell 4-2 at Wilderness Park. Behlens entered with a strong UT record while C K improved to 4-2.
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LeRoy Cattalone
Behlens
Ke Columbus Pagl Piteh Satthail Saagve
Wilderness Park
LeRoy Callau
Oppliger
Lass Calla
Callau
Trojans clinch fourth straight College World Series crown
Southern California defeated Arizona State 4–0 to win the College World Series for the fourth consecutive year. USC pitcher Jeff Reinke threw no-hit ball over the final three and two-thirds innings to seal the victory as USC fed off early runs and solid defense.
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Omarba
Neb
Arizona State
Southern California
Trojans
USC
Tied Dedeaux
Arizona
Jim Brock
Southern Cali
Ufle
Dede
Oelhs
Daryl Avenstein
Graig
Barnes
Etiro
Jeff Reinke
Mark Bart
Reinke
Urcn
Earnel Dedeaux
Males
Ken Bowman
Ken Mui
Don Diet
Bowman
Haizengie
Sun Devil
Parther Boug Slocum
Big 12 Summer League Spurs High Scoring Night
In the Big 12 Summer League Larry Rywiec rolled 245 and Dave Anderson bowled 178 221 and 234 for 631 to pace the score set. Teammates Allet Henke John Rentschler Corsine Cave Grace Force and Joyce Semin also posted solid scores while Missouri posted a 682 team game and Northwestern logged a 1912 series in a high paced session.
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Larry Rywiec
Singleton
Dave Anderson
Lop Keglers
Allet Henke
John Rentschler
Corsine Cave
Grace Force
Joyce Semin
Missouri
Northwestern
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Mike
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Gary
Robertson
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Thain
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Zastera
Steve Liberg
Jim Bernt
Delerman
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Vegastuc Oan
Pawnee Park
Calum Fartore
Ak-Sar-Ben
Xoreasquay Bay
Tara Gorman
Seattle
John Layer
Pat Cramer
Lied
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Rod Merry
Capital Bullets
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National Basketball Association
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Lee "Reowiid
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Kathy Solt
Gerry Walch
University of Nebraska
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Wil Neut
Larry Kobus
Jerry Clare
Bean Kobra
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Erry Mausbach
Ale Scholz
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