Juniors up Norfolk play Islanders next
Columbus stays tops in the West after a 7-2 win over Norfolk as Platte County juniors surge. Shively held the lead until a big sixth inning, with Valasek and Esiner keying a five-run burst. Columbus improves to 4-4 in conference. Norfolk slips to 1 loss. Friday they face Grand Island with Ami starting against the Islanders.
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RICH _GAVER
John Galli
Bob Miller
Shively
Columbus
Mike Vatasek
Ron Bruening
Mike
Oasis Bar Tops Kern Korner and Berlens in Softball Wins
Oasis Bar added two victories in the Columbus Softball League beating Kern Korner and Berlens. Mike Johannes and Gary Blessen led the attack as top performers in both games.
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Oasis Bar
Kern Korner
Theriumph
Berlens
Mike Johannes
Gary Blessen
Blues win on Zastera hit in seventh inning
Mike Zastera delivered the winning seventh inning hit as Columbus Midget Blues beat Norfolk 2-1 to improve to 44-? heading into a Cornhusker League game at Grand Island. Robak scored the deciding run after drawing a walk and moving up on Paul Wee’s hit. Norfolk had pushed three runs earlier and defeated Columbus Midget Reds 5-3 in the prior game. Reds host Schuyler next.
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Mike .Zastera
Columbus
Norfolk
Zastera
Blues
Grand Isla
Join Robak
Paul Wee
Reds
Schuyler Tonight
Don
Delerman
Jim Bier
Ie Blues
Lyon Hanson
Doug Wordinger
Brad Tank
Jerry Moore
Red Porter
Rick Benish
Invaders
Fio
Terry
Curt‘ Melliger
John’ Toof
Haif
Wallis
Kartal
Dave Steiner
Acros
Dan Steiner
Llue
Genoa Fund Raises For Track Star At Nationals
Genoa citizens raise funds to send Platte College star Fred Carnahan and coach Ron Suggs to the National Junior A A U Track Championships in Denver. Carnahan earned Junior College All American status by finishing second in the three mile at Mesa Arizona, and faces top U S distance runners. If he places high he could advance to Sacramento to face a Russian team. Also notes local baseball results and player mentions from Norfolk and Columbus games with multiple inning details.
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Platte College
Fred Carnahan
Ron Suggs
Denver
Calo
Carnahan
A.A.U
Mesa
Ariz
Camakhan
Unite States
Po Fa
Bowling Leagues Stop on a Busy Tuesday Night
Leaders cited at Boulevard Lanes led Neemeyer s 221 game and a 532 trio by Jin Kolas, while Yvonne Mimick paced the gals with 194 and 504. Speck s 4 topped with a 680 game and 1 997 trio. In Crawlers League Daryl Thiele posted a 203 game and Chuck Willets 202 in a SH series. Dora Hagge led the women with 314 and 489. The Nite Owls posted a 676 team game and 1 778 total. Tuesday Mixed saw Gottschall 8 singleton and Beerbohm 510. Warholeski led women 197 and 327. Patriotic Place posted 671 team game and 1 907 threesoms. Junior League had Becky Rains 166 and 923 while Jim Sackett had 160 and 433. Jenn Stark led Prep scoring 89 and 206.
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Neemeyer
Jin Kolas
Yvonne Mimick
Laurels
Speck
Daryl ‘Thiele
Chuck Willets
Dora Hagge
Nite Owls
Keith Gottschall
Singleton
Don Beerbohim
Lee Warholeski
Patriotic Place
Becky Rains
Jim Sackett
Jenn Stark
Oasis Edges B-D In Girls Softball 11 8
Oasis defeated B D 11 to 8 in a Wednesday night girls softball game. Pitcher Karen Jensen earned the win while Connie Nauenburg took the loss. Judy Konicek homered for Oasis, with Karen Jensen and Sandy Korte adding triples. Konicek fielding aided runs, including three runners thrown out at second.
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Oasis
Karen Jensen
Connie Nauenburg
Judy Konicek
Sandy Korte
Atcher Didy Konicek
Gail Buss
Undefeated Villains and Islanders Face Key Showdown
Sports notes recap that Volkswagen Nebraska Grand Island Friday night looming, Columbus seeks another win over Islanders to secure at least a one game lead. Island has only one loss to Akron and will renew with Grand Island amid a busy season as pitchers Valasek and others eye tournament time.
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Grand Sind
Columbus
Islanders
Z Island
Is Aemi
Grand
Islib
Ighthalder
Mike Valasek
Stould
Tournamnet
Carlson's 674 series leads bowling scores in series
Carlson posts 674 with games 253 233 188 to top the men’s standings as 12 Summer games at Columbus show high marks for Faghe Delebwasser and others. In women’s play Grace Force and Edie Remi record notable scores while Eve Lusche 597 and Marcia Stepanek 540 headline the doubles.
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Faghe
Columbus Fowls
Delebwasser
Grace
Missouri
Besa
Edie
Remi
Eee Matson Tanay
Sno
Charlotte
Rae Ae
Dodgers
Marcia Stiek
Tatoo Me
Gloria Muth
Eve Lusche
Marcia Stepanek
Pensick
Stepanek
Gare
Leigh girl Janet Lake to compete in Rocky Mountain meet
Leigh high school valedictorian Janet Lake, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Lake, will represent Nebraska at the Rocky Mountain Track and Field Championships June 17 in Englewood Colorado. A member of the Nebraska Track Club she has competed in Missouri Valley and Mid States meets and plans to join Junior National Championships June 23-24 at Poplar Bluff Missouri. She runs the 190 and 20 yard dashes the 44 relay and the 890 medley relay. She also directs Leigh's summer recreation program and plays softball. She plans to attend Kearney State College this fall to study physical education teaching.
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Robert Lake
Englewood
Cola
Nebraska Track Club
Grand Island
Janet
Nebraska
Randall Lambert
Armsworth
Ottawa
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Hastings
Kearne State College
Deano's Diner Triumphs In Softball League Action
Mimick starred for Deano's Diner with key pitching and three extra base hits to defeat Columbus Co-Op 14 and complement a shutout. Womi and Van Ackeren contributed two and three bases hits respectively as Terry Korte took the loss.
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Deano
Bill Mimick
Columbus Co- Op
Mimick
Mike Womy
Larry van Ackeren
Terry Korte
XI. Motel
Val Soll
Soullier
Gary Troshalz
We Iva
Young matmen to Casper meet in Western National
Coach Lanny Neese leads three Columbus youths to Casper for the Western National in wrestling. Doug Hebbert and Matti compete in Junior and Midget divisions at 130 and 80 pounds respectively, ages 10 to 12. AAU rules award medals and ribbons for top placings.
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Lanny
Neese
Columbus
Casper
Niehese
Ad Seaert
Sna
Hebbert
Doug
Matti
Abernethy scores hole in one at Van Te[e]t course
Dan Abernethy aced the No 1 hole in a Dale League round at Van Teet Municipal Course. He played in a foursome with Butch Paben, Bill Wendt, and Steve Bicker, achieving a rare hole in one on a Wednesday outing.
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Wednesday Nisit
van TE ‘Municipal Et Eli
Abernethy
Poe Dan
Butch Paben Dr
Bill Wendt
Steve Bicker
Fishman resigns as Milwaukee Bucks vice president
AP reports Fishman submitted his resignation as Milwaukee Bucks vice president amid NBA rules restricting cross franchise stockholding. He also holds about two percent of Bucks stock, which he is expected to relinquish to avoid conflicts with ownership transfers in relation to the Chicago Bulls sale.
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NBA
Chicago Bulls
Lolich gains 10th victory in tense AL action
Detroit’s Mickey Lolich secured his 10th win as the Tigers stay tied for first in the AL East after a 2-1 win over Cleveland in 40 innings of ball. Hank Aguirre earned the save matching his season total, while Boston and Seattle stumble in tough days. The day features Yankees’ steady bullpen work and scattered power, including homers by McMullen and Scheinblum in other games.
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McDowell Wins At Pittsburgh Homecoming In AP Report
Giants pitcher Sam McDowell, visiting in his hometown, beat the Pirates with five singles allowed and earned a key moment as his relatives cheered at Three Rivers Stadium. The Pirates fell a half game behind the Mets in NL East after the loss while Cincinnati and Chicago posted wins elsewhere.
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Reds
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