Sluggers Horton Blefary Lift Indians Yankees Winners
Tony Horton and Curt Blefary deliver key home runs as Cleveland beat Washington 6 3 and New York defeated Boston 3 2. Expos, Cubs also tally homers in NL action while Braves, Giants see shells. Strong showings boost season momentum for multiple teams.
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United Preax International
Tony Horton
Curt Brefary
Horton
Soto
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Ron Pally
Dick Surt
Indians
Grant Nettles
Ray Vosse
Cleveland
Atzello Rodriguez
Washington
Sai Morton
Fairly
Larry Lister
Phek
Ting
Braves
Trenry Aaron
Aaron
Jimmy Gosger
Expos
Willams
Santa
Mel Ferguson Jenkins
Jenkins
Coby
Dmailed Entries From a Nebraska Race Meet
A chaotic OCR style listing details numerous horses, jockeys, and race tags from a Nebraska track meet. It mentions prize money amounts, various horse names, jockeys like Herrera and Powell, and multiple race events including timed races and ninth race with 4 year olds and up. The text reads like entrant and outcome notes with scattered numbers and locations, reflecting a dense, unedited program page.
Record Attendance Marks College World Series in Omaha
Paul Ernat notes the College World Series in Omaha drew record crowds, with 74683 fans across the event and strong support for next year. He praises weather and games, predicts Omaha will host again, and shares brief sports musings about Dodgers Reds Orioles Red Sox and Julius Boros at the U S Open.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Omaria
Austin
Paul
Dodgers
Reet
Reds
Dolgers
Julius Boros
Orioles
Boston
Birds
Bullington signs football letter of intent to USC
Columbus High star Skank Yulington has signed to play college football at the University of South Dakota. Listed at 5-10 and 180 pounds, Bullington is projected as quarterback or defensive back and ran a 40-yard dash in 4.5 seconds. He earned All-State and All-Conference honors and won the Bob Murray Memorial Award, with multi-sport participation noted.
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Skank Yulington
Columbus High
University of South Dakota
Cayole
Joe Salam
Hultington
Eiter
Bith
USC
Lacey Conor
Nebraska Cornhusker
Scottshluff
Bullington
Qoaeh Jed Road
Inder
Bob Murray
Stualso Tettered
Btwart
Max
Jack Bullington
CHS
Mike Floyd
Bil Floyd
Rams surprise Athletics 4-3 in Pony League action
Two thrilling games in the Pony League Thursday night saw the Rams upset the Athletics 4-3 while the Bears edged the Senators 3-2. John Robas earned the win for the Rams with Jerry Shotkoski taking the loss, and Egger secured the Bears victory as Wiese suffered the defeat.
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Rams
Athletics
Bears
Senators
John Robas
Jerry Shotkoski
Egger
Wiese
Athlelics
Freehan Powell Lead Early American League All Star Voting
In the first weekly fan ballot for the 1970 All Star team catcher Bill Freehan of the Tigers and first baseman Boog Powell of the Orioles top American League votes with about 491 538 ballots counted by last Saturday. Freehan leads AL catchers with 265 253 votes and Powell trails with 255 515. Infielders include Fred Carey Horton Killebrew Rico Petrocelli. outfield leaders include Frank Nabison Frank Howard and Carl Yastrzemski. Voting ends June 28 with official lineup announcements on July 7 and 8.
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NEW York
UPT
Bill Freehan
Detroit Tigers
Boog Powell
Baltimore Orioles
Bowie Kuhn
Cincinnati
Wiver Front Stadium
Freehan
Gillette
Powell
Geller
Fred Carey
Minnesota
Horton Killebrew
Rico Petrocelli
Boston
Chicago
Luis Apartelo
Jim Fregasi
California Angels
Baltimore
Frank Nabinson
Washington
Frank Howard
Carl Yastrzemski
Twins
Tony Olive
National League
Johnny Bernh
Willie Mc
Momlay
Junior Reds edge Schuyler 6 5 in extra innings
Columbus American Legion Junior Reds beat Schuyler 6 to 5 in eight innings after a two run error. Jeff Lashley started for Columbus with Dan Brock at bat, Kudron and Corrig scored on a wild throw, Duane Henry pitched in relief. Midget Reds tied 1 1 in eight innings. game to be finished July 9 in Schuster.
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Columbus
American Legion
Beauyae Legion
Virgil Harisel
Schuyler
Rick Kudron
Don Corrig
Dan Brock
Mike Meyer
Hurler T
Kudron
Duane Henry
Alban
Jeff Lashley
Columbus Lypiett
Lashley
Gaylen Kehrli
Stu Osborn
Ken Hradee
Veary
Lash
Reds
Pioneer American Legion League
St. Louis
Synloe
Columbus High School
Jet
Sever
Darold Nasal
Dan Heinsgon
Junnier Legion
Heney
Schuster
Pat Sackett
Sackett
Steve Niedhalski
Standy Mousse
Doug Mathew
Wartsel
York
Fremont Meet With Columbus Swim Team Planned
Local swimmers from Columbus will travel to Fremont on Saturday for a girls and boys meet at the Summer Outdoor Pool. Seath Adams, a standout swimmer from Kearney State College who started the Hirat summer team in 1963, leads a squad training daily at Pawnee Park pool. Divisions cover eight and under through 15 to 16 with events in freestyle, butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke and relays. Norfolk swim team expected in July.
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Columbus
Fremont
Seath Adams
Swmmer
Kearney State College
Hirat
Pawnee Park
la Noga
Untler
Norfolk
Kin tisch elected NYIA AIA AIA coaching head
Irv Kintisch, Columbia University track coach and former AAU shot put champion, was elected president of the Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America MIC4A Coaching Association.
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New York
UPI
Irv Kintisch
Columbia University
AAU
Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America
Face to Face With Denny McLain at Lakeland Game
NEA Sports Editor recounts meeting Denny McLain during his Tigers suspension, pitching a Piggy Move-Up game for local high school and college players at Lakeland High School. The narrator faces McLain in batting practice, fouls off a few pitches, and is struck out on a fastball before back in the batter’s box, with the scene capturing McLain’s competitive spirit and summer workouts.
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RA Berkownea
Lakeland, Fla
Denny McLain
Bermuda
McLain
Mickey Mantlc
George Plimpton
Lakeland High Sch
Haschal
Detroit Tigers
Jim Handley
New York Met
Tiger
T Fie
Handley
Ike
Yankees
Ciants
Bryant
Chicago
Jerry
Vic Rascchi
Allie Reynolds
Haschi
Willie Mays
Wat
Melvin
Haniley
Tommy Henrich
Qld
Ural
Manopaly
Fie
State fishing report summaries across Nebraska waters
State Game Commission data show anglers reporting mixed catches across districts. Southwest lakes yield white bass, catfish, walleye. Tri-County canals report catfish. Lakes like Red Willow and Medicine Creek feature catfish and bass with minnows, worms, and artificials. Northeast rivers and reservoirs report crappie, white bass, and occasional big catfish. Merritt and Long Lake show bass and walleye activity. farm ponds note bluegill and bass with surface lures.
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Lincoln
UPT
State Game Commission
Commission
Lake Muloney
Jeffery Reservoir
Tri-County Canal
Brady and Maxwell
O- Lakes
Maxwell
Acea
Red Willow
Medicine Creek
Harlan County
Elkhorn
Pilger
Gavins Point Dam
Devin
Lewis and Clark Lake
DeSoto Bend Nations Wildlife Refuge
Swan Lake
Spencer Dam
Niobrara
Holt
Boyd
Bhuegill
Merritt Reservoir
Walleya
West Long Lake
Dead Timber
Crystal Springs
Conestoga Lake
Blue Bluffs
Trojans capture marathon title in 15th inning
Southern California wins its fifth College World Series championship in a 2-1 victory over Florida State in Omaha. Jim Barr shined for USC, with Mac Scarce delivering for the Seminoles before the Trojans seized the decisive run in the bottom of the 15th after two walks and two infield hits. Kingman, among the sport’s top names, went 0 for 24 in the series before the final hitless moment. Scarce left with a blister, while Ammann of Florida State earned MVP honors for stellar pitching throughout the tournament.
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OMAHA
UPS
Southern California
Rod Dedeaux
Trojans
Florida State
Seminoles
Ted
Southern Cal
Jim Barr
Greg Widman
Mac Scarce
Scarce
Severnth
Barr
Dedeaus
Tedeaux
Jack Stallings
Stallings
Whenal Meyer
Carl Gromek
Dan Stollgrosz
Dave Kingman
Peraps
Trojan
Frank Alfano
Gromek
Meyer
Kingman
Gene Ammann
Texas
Nebraska Northern Pike Catch Limit Stated at Ten
Nebraskan anglers face a Haz and possession limit for northern pike set at 10 fish. The rule specifies a maximum daily harvest and total possession across locations, with enforcement by wildlife officers and penalties for violations.
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Nebraska
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Blefory
Telegram
Prince — Howell
Christopher
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Port of Llance
Casey
Olde Amd
Clairelan
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Sovlerly Uilerson
Whited
Coles
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Gadling
King — Iit
Eligihle Vinedom Herrera
Carol Briss
King
Ger Biddy
Tees
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Allfwe
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Pepper Xan Lenduh
Frederic Hilary King
Flesemann
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Stenn
Anderson
Glorioso
Herrera
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Xo Boy
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Mlav
Sones
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Nebraske Attewance
Rauniy
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Galadora
Mowat
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Loco Kid
Blewis
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Telve
A-Paul
Caley — Powell
Petraes
Claue Cowan
Ekin
Eib al UN
Inda
Fire Wing
Nona
Merkley Erisce
Jacer
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Bob Tihior
Clatbin
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Lawle
Stik Cutler
United Press International
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Philadel
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Cinginnati
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Baball
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San Diego
Ole Houston
Battimore
Detroit
Hoston
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California
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Kansas City
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Storr Stonrrs By
Paul Ernat
Rams Surprise Athletics
Freehan, Powell
Kintisch
Florida
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Platte Valley Speedway
State Fishing Report
Slapeenach Lake
Marathon
David City
Buster aHass
Plymouth
You Shelsler
Simpson’s
Mid- State + Motors, Inc
Dutter Garage
Tnedaika Monroe
Nesraska
Chryster- Corporation
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