Mueller Homers As Columbus Triumphs 9-8 Over Kearney
Mueller powered a 9-8 Columbus win at Memorial Field as Kearney tied late then fell. Errors and timely hits by Columbus built a 5-0 lead, Kearney rallied with three in the sixth and a tying run in the eighth before a final defensive double play ended it. Ross allowed 11 hits in a sharp young season start despite 13 strikeouts.
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Glen Bass
Mueller
Columbus
Torey Garrells
Dan Bernt
Ross
Gary Modelski
Mike Wozny
Steve Wieser
Larry Saalfeld
Hoss
Frame
Kearney
Boleragh
Dennis Bellinger
Wilson
Lassek
Lincoln
Nhesilay
Wilts
Porsche Dominates Le Mans in Busy Weekend Action
Next year finally arrived for Porsche as Dan Gurney led Mobur en to a sweep of the podium in the 24 hours of Le Mans with Porsche 917 and a total of 2,856.8 miles at 19.9 mph. Ferrari struggled with mishaps as only two of its four works cars finished in top positions.
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William Verigan
UPI Sports
Porsche
le Mans
Dan Gurey
Moburen
Dick Altwons
England
Hans Lieremaat Ofermany
Ferrari
Ame
Te Mans
Belgium
Jack Icks
Porsclli
Riverside International Raceway
California
DSAC
Syracuse
Rent Point Ceater
Roger McClaskey
Bill Kochier
Hartman
McCluskey
Petty
Bobby Allison
Riverside
Tobby Unser
Langhorne, Pa
Ron Gable
George Wintersteen
Laguna Seca ‘Raceway
Monterey
Galif
Namo Stott
Talladega Raceway
All-Star Ballots and Yankees Surge Spark Talk
Dickie Tooley reports on All-Star ballots with some stars missing and write-ins allowed before June 28. Meanwhile the Yankees ride a five game win streak and close in on first with optimism from Stan Bahnsen that the Yanks will be a threat as Orioles slow then rally in July.
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Dickie Tooley
Rico Carty
Yankees
Yankee
Orioles
Stan Bahnsen
Stan
Council Bluff
wStan
Racing meets and names blur in scattered race notes from a dated page
A fragmented OCR page lists numerous race entries and participant names such as Mahe Nebraska bred, Anderson, Calderon, Petersen, and Burns, along with prize amounts and race numbers. It reads like a cluttered result sheet with multiple races like first second third and sixth, including purses of 1.4 and 6.00, plus various horses and bettors.
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Omara
Chayer
Pethuing
Sitejdesier
Sillings
Ctaanlag Dace
Drs
Tanita
Shiv’ Promine
Tibsa
Nebraska
Mahle
Petersey Keerar
Youkur
Jestia — Tomes
Gogom — Duroussen
Ila Durny
Arsinal — Tively
Jim — Stallings
Mike's
Andercon Honiborough
Satan
Nitty
Win’ Tong
Janes
Baxter
Ching
Tne
Jax
Dew Rustein — Witing
Strauss
Pat Lander
Whited
Aleoalee Jr
Patera Frincess
Norina
Kelly Fine — Calderon
Mitchielt
Donna' Ji
Guy Olds
Gediaing
Bay — Gansed Danse Livel
Witea
Soulliere-Thomas win Scotch Doubles title at bowling
Soulliere and Lee Thomas captured the Scotch Doubles title with a 626 set featuring 229 204 and 209 games. Ton Soulliere and Judy Draper were runners up with a 22 score, ahead of Jerry Wagge and Dora Wagge and other pairs. The Drapers advance to Omata on June 28 for the Bowling at Leisure show on Channel 7.
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Ton Soulliere
Lee Thomas
Scotels
Ton
Judy Draper
Jerry
Dora Wagge
St Bel
Virginia Nalgat
Spike Walltok
Fuhr
Draper's
Ant l
Omata
Peggy Fleming Weds Gregory Jenkins in West Los Angeles
Olympic champion Peggy Fleming and Gregory Jenkins, a 21 year old University of Texas medical student, married at Bel-Air Presbyterian Church in West Los Angeles. The couple left for a South Seas honeymoon as Fleming plans to continue her professional skating career with her husband completing his studies. Fleming is daughter of Mrs. Danny Fleming of Sherman Oaks California. Jenkins is son of Dr and Mrs M Jenkins of Dallas.
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GOS Angeles
UPI
Peggy Fleming
Gregory Jenkins
University of Texas
Bel-Air Presbyterian Ciwreh
Los Angeles
South Seas
Miss. Fleming
Miss Fleming
Danny Fleming
Sherman Oaks
Calif
M., Jenkins
Dallas
Latin America Europe final set in World Cup run
Semifinals schedule includes Brazil vs Uruguay and Tinly vs West Germany with a Latin America versus Europe final anticipated in Mexico City and Guadalajara. West Germany upset England 82 in overtime to avenge a 1960 final, Beckenbauer sparked the comeback as Germany clinched late. Uruguay beat Russia with Pipatengo scoring in the 17th minute.
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Mexico City
UFI
Europe
Bocesy
Sara Ma
England
Maly
Mexico
Brand
Peru
Uruguy
Russie
Guadalajara
International Football Federation
West Germany
Leon
Franz Beckenbauer
Peter Bonetti
Karl Heinz Schellinger
Uen — Seeler
David City Midgets topple Reds 9 7 in league win
David City Midgets edged Columbus Reds 9 to 7 in Pioneer American Legion League action at Pawnee Park. Duane Henry started for Columbus before reliever Do Carrig shut down the Reds late, with timely hits from Hilger and Sloup guiding David City’s offense.
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David City
Columbus
Neds
Pawnee Park
Duane Henry
David Cly
Henry
Do Carrig
Butler County
Flilger
Sloup
Hilger
Virgil Tarael
Reds
Oul
Jerry Placzek
Doane Heary
Darold Nasal
Jim Bogus
Schroeder
Norfolk
Schuyler
David Cety
Ty FF
Ruidron
Rye
Helusokm
Klusol Henry
Walters
Careig
Pion
Storky
Hocus Gaskihen
Melo
Chievek
Meney
SAC Schrovier
Lgie Bach
EL Cutty
Henty
Cnerfe
Pizza Hut routs Garrison in spotball contest
Mary Thanis led Pizza Hut to a 20-8 win over Garrison with Jane Dare losing. Nancy Hegi homered, Pat Lavicky went three for four, Mary Katee had four hits, Brenda Grubaugh went four for four. Pizza Hut will meet Facile at 8 pm Tuesday.
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Mary Thanis
Garrison
Jane Dare
Nancy Hegi
Pat Lavicky
Mary Katee
Fie
Brenda Grubaugh
Piva Hut
Bennett wins decathlon at U.S. track meet in Wichita
Jeff Bennett of Oklahoma Christian captured the decathlon title at the U S Track and Field Federation meet in Wichita on a two day grind. He topped Norm Johnston of Lincoln Neb 7323 to 7249 as Wrolinston won the shot put and discus events with marks around 445 and 43 7 respectively.
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Wichita
Kan
Jeff Bennett
Oklahoma
Christian
Weevens
Bennett
Norm Johnston
Lincoln
Neb
Wrolinston
Pitcher suspended after slugging umpire in balk dispute
Dallas pitcher Greg Arnold received a season long suspension after punching umpire Nick Emeterio during a balk call. Emeterio remained hospitalized overnight in Arlington with injuries not showing broken bones. Orioles official J Frank Cashen confirmed the Texas League ruling, made minutes after the incident.
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Baltimore
UPI
Baltimore Orioles
Bobby Bragan
Dallas-lart Worth
Greg Arnold
J. Frank Cashen
Orioles
Arnold
Nick Emeterio
Emeterio
McGlothlin Having Fun With Reds Pitching
Cincinnati Reds pitcher McGlothlin shines on Sunday leading a 10-1 rout of Philadelphia as he ups his record to 2-3 and credits the club’s confidence for his better form. Other NL results and AL scores follow with team-by-team highlights across the league.
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Gary Kale
Cincinnati Reds
Him McGlothlin
McGlothlin
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
California
Los Angeles
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Montreal
Manston
San Diego
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
St. Louis
Washington
Kansas City
Baltimore
Oakland
Detroit
Ray Minnesota
Boston
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Bill Sudakis
Kim Brewer
Florida State Texas clash in crucial tilt at Omaha
Florida State and Texas meet in the College World Series at Rosenblatt Stadium after Florida State’s 64 victory over Dartmouth sealed their spot. Texas eased past Ohio University 7-2, Iowa State eliminated Arizona, and attendees topped 10,721 for Sunday games as the field narrowed toward a double elimination. Ed Osburn and Ron Cash starred for Florida State.
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Florida State
Texas
Rosenblatt Stadium
Dartmouth
Whiting Skein
Indians
Iowa State
Ohio University
Southern California
Ed Osburn
Ron_ Cash
Osburn
Cash
Tae
Ohia University
Arizona
Jon Langerhans
Ohio
Dennis Hegady
Like Hannah
Town State
Jerry Lundin
Cyclone
Rey Vox
Landmark trips Behrens on 11 to 7 in league game
Landmark defeated Behrens 11 to 7 as Columbus Men's Spitball League action opened with Lon Branch facing Oasis Bar at 2:45 PM and Mel's PV meeting Sahara Lounge at 9:15 PM. On Friday Landmark toppled Behrns M-7 behind three hits each by Joe Blabak and Joe Pensick, with Bill Mimick winning and Dean Wessel taking the loss.
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Columbus
Glur Park
Oasis Bar
Mel
Sahara Lounge
Landmark
Joe Blabak
Joe Pensick
Bill Mimick
Dean Wessel
Night At PV Speedway Features Multiple Divisions
About 3,000 fans packed Platte Valley Speedway in Saltay night for exciting racing in the Nobby Stock and Modified Divisions. Qo Weyhrick of Norfolk won the A feature, with Jerry Suhre taking the Trophy Dash. Don Maurer of Fremont won the first heat. Gene Breddigan of Hoskins the second heat. Gary Navrkal of Columbus the opening Hobby Stock race heat. Frank Jedlicka of Schuyler won the second heat, and Don Theewen of David City claimed the final heat. Marv Hilger of David City won the Trophy Dash. Ron Valk of Albion won the B Feature. Pill Koseh of Sleiby won the A Feature. Gerald Bruggeman of Hoskins led the Modified standings until Geo. Bosal of Morse Binils drove a Columbus No. 14 to a five-point lead. Blown engines and wrecks plagued Hobby Stock races. first week with all cars on wheels.
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Platte
Schuyler
Don Theewen
David City
Marv Hilger
Ron Valk
Albion
Pill Koseh
Sleiby
Gerald Bruggeman
Hoskins
Stusarski wins shooting match at Columbus Rifle Club
Jerome Stusarski posted 159 to edge Hah Aerni who scored 158 in the second DOM Match at the Columbus Rifle Club Ounldor Range. Aerni won the May first match with 151. Keith Brun placed third with 152 under DCM specifications.
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Jerome Stusarski
Hah Aerni
Columbus Rifle Club
Aerni
Ounldor Range
Director of Civilian Marksmanship
DCM
Keith Brun
Valasek tosses one hitters as Blues topple Kearney Midgets
Mike Valasek fires a nine strikeout gem for Columbus Blues, defeating Kearney 7-1 at Memorial Field. Dean Kuba and Rick Peterson supplied power with extra base hits while Larry Kobus added two singles. Kearney broke scoring with a sixth inning run on Carranza’s single, spoiling Valasek’s complete game. The Blues improve to 22-2-? on the season and host Papillion Midgets in a doubleheader tonight at Pawnee Park Field.
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Marc Carranza
Columbus
Mike Valasek
Kearney
Memorial Field
Midgel Blues
Larry’ Valasek
Dean
Kuba
Rick Peterson
Gary Bock
Larcy Kobus
Valasek
Kobza
Peterson
Carranza
Boys State
Silver Creek High School
Mike
Columbus Blues
Rieal
Papillion
Pawnee Park
Ohumeer
Major League Leaders Mixed Headlines
The list shows American and National League leaders with names such as Howard Wash Powell Balt Killebrew Minn Yasiemski Bos Walton Mil Mineher Gak and Bench Cin Marrs Chi Allen McCovey SI, plus pitchers Seaver and Palmer among others. figures appear garbled but indicate top strikeouts runs and wins across leagues with several Baltimore Minnesota and Cincinnati players prominent.
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Howard
Wash
Powell
Balt
Killebrew
Minn
Yasiemski
Bos
Walton
Mil
Mineher
Gak
Nuns
Palféu
Oun
Perez
Cin
Bench
Marrs
Chi
Allen
Ant McCovey
Tiertan
Det
Oliva
United Press International National League
H. Pete Carty
NY Cay
Gal Jhnsa
Cal
Pinson
Cle
F.abnsa
Bal
Orton
Lou
Apricio
Chiss
St.8
McCavey
H. Aaron
Colbert
SD Wiliams
Nebraska Racing Hall of Fame to induct two locals
Omaha dispatch reports tonight’s banquet will honor Omer Pete Hall remembered as the breezer of more Nebraska bred thoroughbreds than any other figure, and John Neraod a renowned trainer and president of the Tartan Stable of Ocala Florida. The hall began in February 1966.
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Omaha
UPI
Nebraska Racing Hall of Fame
Omer Pete Hall
John Neraod
Tartan Stable
Ocala
Hall
Fremont team wins ladies tournament at Boulevard Lanes
Culligans of Fremont captured the State Ladies Champion of Champions Bowling Tournament crown at Boulevard Lanes with a total 2,916 across 2,703 scratch and 213 handicap pins. Wednesday Wile Sports of North Platte was runner up with 2,282 plus 597 in handicap for 2,879, followed by Allen's Carpets Beatrice at 2,750 and Hi-Way Lanes Geneva at 2,709. Lark Bar Columbus placed 15th with 2,633 and Justy’s Rebels finished 2nd with 2,614. A total of 102 teams from 32 lanes competed. the money bottom was 2,008.
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Culligans of
Fremont
Boulevard Lanes
Wile Sports
North Platte
Allen's Garpets
Beatrice
Geneva
Fremont Engineering
Lark Bar of Columbus
Justy
Royer Wins Western Open In First Career Victory
Hugh Royer captures his first tour win at the Western Open with a 273 total and 26,000 prize. Dale Douglass finishes second at 274, while Bobby Nichols, Jim Jamieson, Jack Nicklaus, Bert Yancey and Tom Weiskopf share third at 278. Arnold Palmer ends eighth, with several players tied for fifth.
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Chicago
Hugh Royer
Roger
Dale Douglass
Doug
Livle
Fie
Juave Royer
Douglass
Bobby Nichols
Jim Jamieson
Jack Nicklaus
Bert Yancey
Tom Weiskopf
Arnold Paler
Rives McBee
Julius Boros
Bobby Brue
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Karney Telt
Columbus American Legion Domiors
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Rick Wilson
Larry Lassek
Mark Mueller
Steve Slonecker
Mniax
Glen Boss
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Tulletann
Carlarvartonis Ee
Aeery Remar
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Maolier
Venenia
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Columbaes
Golumbya
Givreliss
Gorrete
Paul Ernst
Enigebee
Anderson
Isaac Ye
Froslown
Mesdeland "Barnes
Pam Bee
Lata Ret — Pawel
Man — Burns
Seutan
Fisseman
Jaciita
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Fenton Valley
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Axes Marriett
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Afiny Hagler
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Dick Dietz
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Marshall-Nelson Agency
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