Columbus Juniors Rally Past Lincoln in Weekend Split
Columbus Juniors improve to 5-8 with five weekend wins and a two-game split against Lincoln Gerry’s. Doug Wardinger fueled a 9-5 game two win with three hits and seven RBIs by teammates as Dwayne Henry shone on the mound. The doubleheader featured a 10-0 opener win over Southeast and a rough nightcap, with Lincoln piling 10 runs in the first inning. Columbus faces West Point in a makeup June 20, then hosts Norfolk June 22 in Cornhusker Conference action at Pawnee Park.
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Weekend Minor League Scores Seed Baseball Action
Griffite pitched a no hitter with 12 strikeouts as the Yankees beat the Cubs in a Major Little League game. Seoth Weber was fined 14 Colts in a Braves 11 to 4 win. Hwins defeated the Cubs 22 to 5 while 1 Orotes edged the Tigers. Weekend line scores include Yankees over Cubs 14 4 with Griffith winning and Schwartz losing.
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John Toof no hitter blanks Lincoln 1 0
Columbus Midget Blues pitcher John Toof blanks Lincoln in a seven inning 1 0 victory. Keetle and Steiner register Lincoln's only hits as Toof fans multiple and completes the shutout in 25 minutes at Sherman Field. Columbus improves to 5-2-1 with coach Jim Bernt and Mike Zastera guiding the Midgets toward Norfolk on Thursday.
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Steve Allen
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Larry Salinas
Dan Steiner
Mike Zasteta
Kurt Kline
Kline
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Don Determan
Jim Bernt
Mike Zastera
Norfolk
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Oakesons 639 tops mixed doubles in Sunday Night TV Mix Scotca
Gary and Carla Oakeson won with a 226 224 149 bid handicap series at Houlevard Lanes in the Sunday Night TV Mix Scotca Doubles. Loren and Alice Wetten finished second with 637, other top pairs included Gottschall 637 and Krings 628.
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Carla Oakeson
Scotca
Houlevard Lanes
Loren
Alice Wetten
Paul
Betty Gottschall
LaVern
Arlene Krings
Ardean
Sheila Stone
van Vohland
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Eleanor Scholl
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Ann Woeny
van Volland
Leon Miller
Debbie Gates
Ann Puckett
Root
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Larry Guenther
Sue Paprocki
Aces
Bill Price
Ducks Unlimited Reports From Waterfowl Nesting Season
Ducks Unlimited reports describe parklands and prairie rains shaping waterfowl nesting in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. Field surveys indicate a shift of breeding ducks from prairies to well watered parklands with potential longer life for self permanent and salvage areas as rains continue. Production will be lower for birds remaining on prairies while parkland nests may yield better broods though overall results vary with habitat and flood conditions.
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Ducks Unlimited
Fie
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Prairies
Alberta
Redlegs beat Chiefs in Pony League 12 to 10 scoreline
Redlegs surprised the Chiefs 12 to 10 in a Pony League outing. Pirates defeated the Expos in another game with a reported score, while a few line fragments reference Hef, Liermann, and Usehing without clear context or full details.
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Chiefs
Pirates
Expos
Silex
Liermann
Papillion hires Muma as new basketball coach
Dick Muma, previously at David City High School, is named head basketball coach at Papillion High School in Nebraska. He replaces Pennis Manson, who resigned to pursue a career in real estate.
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Papillion
Ye- Vick Muma
David City High School
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Charon
Neb
Pennis Manson
Rea
Lahoud's grand slam helps Brewers sweep White Sox in Chicago
Brewers rout Chicago 15 to 1 as Lahoud belts a grand slam among three hits driving in four and scoring twice. Detroit and Kansas City also post wins while Orioles, Yankees, Red Sox, and others win in a day of baseball across leagues.
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Joe Lapoud
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Chicago White Sox
Pol Lahond
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White Sox
Minnesota
Kansas City
Detroit Tigers
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Kansas City Royals
Cleveland
Baltimore Pirates
Texas Rangers
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Metzger seals first perfect day at bat for Astros
Houston shortstop Roger Metzger piled four straight singles for his first perfect day at the plate in the major leagues, driving in a run as the Astros defeated St Louis. Leo Durocher praised Metzger's sudden performance, noting he had been hitting well the past six weeks after an early slump. In NL games, Dodgers and Mets won, while Phillies and Giants split. Montanez drove in four for Philadelphia in a win over San Francisco as New York, Cincinnati, and Chicago posted victories in various fashion.
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Expos Manager Gene Mauch eyeing World Series history
Montreal Expos manager Gene Mauch, who has not played in a World Series, reflects on witnessing most championships over the past 25 years as the Associated Press reports on the National League standings.
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Tuesday Horse Racing Entries and Purses Preserved
A historical listing details Tuesday races with purses, horses, and riders across multiple heats. Notable entries include Ho Boy, No Boy, and McBride with various weights and bids, plus eligible horses and potential bets. The report outlines first through ninth races, claiming options, and age classifications in a single card format.
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Miller wins Open with record 63 on brutal course
John Miller roared to victory at the Open firing a 63 to surge past a crowded field at Oakmont Country Club. Miller built a huge round with four straight birdies early and added nine total, finishing 273 and earning $85,000. Selections and rivals included Sevec, Weiskopf, Palmer and Nicklaus, as Miller becomes the first former U.S. junior champion to win the Open.
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Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Tee Treevine
Milley
Olympic
U.S
Johnny Miller
John Schlee
Tony Weiskopf
Arnold Palmer Sohn
Lee Trevino
Jerry Heard
Julius Boros
Lanny Wadkins
Dint Colbert
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