Valasek brothers lift Juniors to 3 2 win at Pawnee Park
The Valasek brothers star for Columbus Junior Legion in a 3 2 victory over Fremont. Mike Valasek three hits, Larry Valasek three Columbus hits including a triple, scoring the decisive run on Ziola’s single. Columbus improves to 5 4 season. Fremont drops to 5 12. Coach Schmidt’s squad had a 6 game non conference run, and First National Bank visit looms.
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Pawnee Park
Valasek Brothers
Olumbus
Mike Valasek
Mrentont
Larry Valasek
Columbus
Rott Ziola
Fremont
Bruce Lanner
Valasek
Gary Schmidt
Paime
Lincoln First National Bank
Lassek-Robertso Crew
Hastings At & Pan
First National
Blues run to sixth straight win in midget baseball clash
Fremont downed Columbus 8 to 5 as Blues pitchers limited Columbus to two hits through seven innings. Robak started for Columbus, yielding an RBI single to Fisher. Fremont answered with runs in the second, third, and fifth, led by two hits from Peppler and Bullington while Egger closed the seventh.
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Columbus
Blues
Fremont
Warren Melliger
Mike Zastera
Moundsmen
Join Robak
Brian Pawling
Jim Hughes
Scott Fisher
Hobak
Ceiter
Decry Moore
New outdoor column debuts July 6 in Columbus Telegram
A new weekly feature titled Mr NEBRASKAland will start in the July 6 Columbus Telegram. Dick H Schaffer of Lincoln, former editor of NEBRASKAland Magazine, will write about outdoor recreation, travel, fishing, boating, camping, and ecology, drawing on his statewide tours and experience with Outdoor Nebraska.
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Columbus ‘Telegram
Dick. H. Schaffer
Lincoln
Schaller
Nebraskaland
United States
Nebraska
Game and Parks Commission
Outdoor Nebraska
Schaffer
Outdoor Life
New York City
Marathon Oil Company
Findlay
Ohio
Lincoln Journal
University of Nebraska School of Journalism
American Association For Conservative Information
DATO
Discover America Travel Organizations
Old West Trail Foundation
Canada
Nebraskaland and Magazine
Outdoor
Nebraska Radio
Mlg, Steen
Carlson's 689 Paces League Crowns Columbus Bowl
Carlson's 689 series led the Big 12 Summer League at Columbus Bowl with a 257 high game and totals of 609 while Del Triebwasser, Roy Griepentrog, and Harold Force posted solid scores. Grace Force led the women with 566 in three and 207 in a single game. Illinois claimed a 740 game and 2,092 total as league play continued.
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Harry Carlson
Columbus Bowl
del 'Triebwasser Ndeed
Roy Griepentrog
Harold Force
Allen Henke
Grace Force
Janet Nowak
Deanna Ryba
Fli
Debbie Gates
Illinois
Jane Podany
Sharon Heesacher
Jane Jed
Garnet Guedeken
Phillies
Pizza Hut girls sweep Bellwood in doubleheader
Pizza Hut girls swept a doubleheader at Bellwood field. In the first game Columbus outscored Bellwood 12 to 4 with Mary Czuba earning the win and an error charged to the opponent. Carol Ernst hit a home run for Pizza Hut. In the second game Pizza Hut collected 14 hits in a 19 to 5 win, Bellwood adding four safeties. Faith Grotelueschen pitched the win. Morbach took the loss. Lana Schroeder had three hits for Pizza Hut. Susan Heiser Dane Hoge and Faith Grotelueschen each had one.
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Pigea Hut
Fran Bellwood
Bellwod
Columbus Elit
Bellwood
Mary Czuba
Noman
Carol Ernst
Pizza
Indians Beat Twins as Perry Tops Blyleven in Slugfest
Gaylord Perry shined despite limited label relief, beating Minnesota 7-1 while Bert Blyleven took the loss. Ray Fosse and Graig Nettles delivered key hits for Cleveland, with timely plays by Frank Duffy. Detroit and Chicago posted wins, improving races in the AL. Boston mounted a ninth inning rally to defeat Texas 7-1.
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Herschel
Nissenson
Associated Press
Gaylord Perry
Bill Rigney
Cleveland “Indians
Minnesota
Twins
Rigney
Perry
Tieney
Bert Blyleven
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Detroit
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Wilkur Ood
Mickey Lolich
Nettles
Harmon Killebrew
Ray Fosse
Indians
Duffy
del Unser
Dave LaRoche
Chris Chamabliss
Tom Timmerman
Creston Beats Clarkson Leigh In Softball Clash
Creston topped Clarkson in a hard fought game as Hadar shaded Leigh in a separate tilt. Duosky earned the win for Creston while Katell took the loss for Clarkson with Mable tossing a no hitter for Barrel Bat. Five Leigh errors kept the game tight as Anson Korte collected two of Creston’s four hits.
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Barrer
Fromers
Dan Ortmeier
Joe Wisneski
Ron Oswald
Darry Duosky
Bob Katell
Don Mable
Barrel.Bat
Pofahl
Leigh
Anson Korte
Columbia tennis team names 1973 co captains
Bob Binns of Cleveland and Rick Moritz of Old Westbury will co captain the 1973 Columbia University tennis team. The pairing signals leadership for the season as the Lions aim to build on recent results.
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Bob Binns
Cleveland
Rick Moritz
Old Westbury
Ries
Coumbia University
Baseball Race Headlines and Club Showdowns
Sports notes preview tight National League and American League races. Oakland, Chicago, St Louis, Cincinnati and New York teams brace for pivotal series as pitching and offense shape early standings. Pirates visit Cubs while Mets host Cardinals in opening weekend action.
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New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Montreal
Philadelphia
West Houston
Los Angeles
Atlanta
San Diego
Detroit
Baltimore
Boston Ma
Cleveland
Ada
Milwaukee
Oakland
Minnesota
California
Kansas City
White’ Sox
Tigers
Keen Korner Tops Uncle Toms in Columbus Softball Clash
Keen Korner defeats Uncle Toms 14 to 0 in Columbus Softball League action. Mike Steiner paced a 13 hit attack with two doubles and a single, Tin Wiese Jack Steiner and Dale Gonks v adding doubles. Leon Bruhn, the losing pitcher, had a two base hit.
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Hank-Buss
Keen Korner
Uncle Toms
Mike Steiner
Tin Wiese
Jack Steiner
Dale Gonks
Leon
Bruhn
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