Jerry Moore No-Hits Bellwood in 11-1 Midget League Win
Jerry Moore and Paul Kinopick sparked the Columbus American Legion Midget Reds to an 11-1 victory over Bellwood, winning the Pioneer Legion game by the run rule. Moore allowed no hits through five innings as the Reds pulled ahead with two runs in the second and added four in the sixth for the decisive margin.
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Piteler
Jerry Moore
Gateher
Paul Kinopick
Columbus American Legion
Reds
Bellwood
Pioneer Legion
Thursby Moore
Simele
Kappick
Eilsoud
Steve McCaw
Wal
Pat Worslen
Rent Henry
Dan Bock
Nedwood
Columbus Reds
John Nobak
Columbus
Geel
Gaylen Bock
Tom Zabana
Jahi Walters
Hartsel-GiNette Clu
Kearny
Monee
Enbach
Pimagaunen
Miseulat
Henry It
Rovleuhieel Epiens
Shietler
Mikelmitis
Minaey Ty
Hera
Ide
Colmbes bin Ry Wailers
St. Niedbaleut
Jorn
Itean
Stayner
Enterehus
Hes
Eric Christensen Rolls 800 Series In League Scores
Eric Christensen achieved an 800 series in the Scratch Singles League at Columbus Desi. Other top scores include Rick Stone 212, Harold Force 216, Gary Muth 215, and Frances Carlson 204 with 541 top series in the Wednesday afternoon League. The Yankees won the league title with standout players Nerina Vrielurst, Sharon Laudenklos, Marie Zack, Donna Mattson, and Carol Becher.
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Ernie Christensen
Columbus Desi
Rick Stone
Harold Force
Gary Muth
Leage
Frances Carlson
Orioles
Yankees
Nerina Vrielurst
Sharon Laudenklos
Marie Zack
Donna Mattson
Carol Becher
Harry Carlson
Fred Leonhard
Evelyn Muth
Jim Becher
Garry Mulligan
Ray Fram
Gary Mull
Allen Henke
Tixiana
Chol Becher
Aia
Oklahoma
Mabel
Roy Griepuptrog
Shirley
Wednesday league finale at Boulevard Lanes crowns Gunkles Ltd champions
Don Heerboum led scoring with 24 games and a 582 series in the final Wednesday Night Mixed League at Boulevard Lanes. Phyllis Jones posted a tole game, Janet Papracki a 516 series to pace the women. Banner Mixed League top was Dave Senfien with 210 and 528, Jan Karin took honors, and Women’s Doubles leaders were Myra Olk 100 and Vrain Kiuntke 93 dollars.
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Don Heerboum
Boulevard Lanes
Phyllis Jones
Janet Papracki
Gunkles Ltd
Dave Senfien
Jan Karin
Red Cloud dominates Seabees in youth meet
Red Cloud teams swept the event with strong showings by both girls and boys. The girls posted a 377 total as Columbus Seabees struggled, while the boys trailed Red Cloud 178 to 150. Coaches and standout performers named include Scott Adams and Ben Janssen assisting, with several swimmers delivering multiple wins across events.
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Red Cloud
Smm Columbus Seabees
Scott Adams
Ben Janssen Isout
Brian Miller
Ich O'Donnell
Jeff Deg
Rhonda Selnidt
Mary O'Donnell
Rane Suneders
Ann Vous
Madellin
Kitty
Sukie Maeling O'bontell
Ted O'Donnels
Dave O'Doennell
Gieke
Tate Lecter
Grey
Local Youth and Little League Scores Highlight Week
Cenovens Pony League saw the Pirates beat the Senators 3 to 2 as Mika Zuslera notched an on base hit and Steve Wiese limited the opposition. The Expos edged the Bears 4 to 1 behind a three run seventh, Jel Schumacher allowed a lone hit. Minor League action featured two no hit games with the Astros defeating the White Sox 14 to 2 as Williams Fanning allowed eight, Arit was the loser. The Traves split a 2 to 1 win over the Chargers with Ron Sutton giving up one hit. Giants routed Cardinals 19 to 5 with Dave Levas and Mark Morris homering. Levas the winner. In Major League play the Yankees won 7 to 4 over the Dodgers as Joe Dahlkoelter pitched well. Riladorf took the loss.
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Pirates
Expos
Mika Zuslera
Senators
Steve Wiese
Byo
Bears
Jel Schumacher
Mike Volnex
Astros
White Sox
Williams
Arit
Larry Kolbush
Chargers
Ron Sutton
Dave Levas
Mark Morris
Giants
Cardinals
John Wheeler
Levas
Jerry Manecuro
Joe Dahlkoelter
Yankees
Dodgers
Riladorf
O Bears
Dorigers
Seaver
Bill Stoneman
Stoneman
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinna
Milwaukee
California
Baltimore
Washington
Catrail
Cleveland
Oakland
Minnesota
al Downing
Fal Boekter
Jim Lefebvre
Roger Freed
Slaton
Phillies
Reds
Joe Lis
Jim Slaton
Dave Alay
Brewers
Angela
Ave McNally
Orioles
McNally
Danduford
Woit Jis Uth Homer
Brooks Hobinson
Mickey Lolich
Tigers
Indians
Lolich
Caponi and Gunderson Tie for Lead in Women's Open
Donna Caponi and Joanne Gunderson Carner shared a one stroke lead in the second round of the U S Women's Open. Caponi seeks a third straight title while Carner aims for her first victory, as Lesley Hobert posted a 71 to break par in Erie.
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Donna Caponi
Joanne Gunderson
Erie, Ja
UPI
Joanne Gunderson Carner
Miss Caponi
Mrs. Carner
Mwnoe
Lesley Hobert
Pawnee Indians Hunt Buffalo Each June Then Return in September
The Pawnee, primarily farmers, undertake a major buffalo hunt every June, leaving crops unattended. They resume farming and tend fields upon returning in September.
Hank Buss Shuts Oasis With Two Hits In Loop Win
In Columbus Softball League play Long Branch Oasis Bar Deanes Diner faced a 4-1 defeat as Hank Buss allowed just two hits. Layne Sander and Lynn Wardeman led with two hits apiece for Long Branch, while Bob Kapels took the loss.
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Deanes Diner
Aenseen Moorman
Buss
Oasis
Long Branch
Layne Sander
Lynn Wardeman
Bob Kapels
Eano's
Diner
Mike Wozny
Doug Bullington
I LD
Moorman
Ansen
Hill Mimick
Harvey Jepsen
Don Sikes Fires Under Par 64 In Cleveland Open
Don Sikes shot a sizzling 64 minus par 64 at Beechmont Country Club to lead the $180,000 Cleveland Open. The 40-year-old former champion birdied five of the last seven holes on the back nine, finishing at six under with a potential shot at a second title. Other notable players included George Archer, Bob Goalby, Gay Brewer, and Hale Irwin, all in the tightly bunched field.
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Cleveland
Dent Fikesting
Sikes
Beechmont Country Club
Joto
Ulive
Berchmont
Dan Sikes
Jacksonvite
Fla
Cleveland Clui
UPI
Sabres and Checkers sign cooperation pact
The Buffalo Sabres and Charlotte Checkers announced a working agreement in the Enslaved Hockey League. The pact aims to strengthen player development and exchange prospects between the clubs for the 1971-72 season.
Sports Shorts Weekend Schedule and Irrigation Notes
Weekend sports show Orioles vs Red Sox Saturday followed by a Coaches All-America game in Lubbock. Nebraska coach Bob Bevanoy leads the West with Huskers Jerry Murlaugh Dan Schneiss and Joe Orduin. Sunday features U S Women's Open golf AAU International track meet and Royals vs Oakland. Monday night Orioles vs Tigers. Irrigation season underway with normal water table and high Platte River flow. irrigation chatter broad in Nebraska.
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Orioles
Red Sox
Fron
Royals
Oakland
Origles
Tigers
Kearney
Platte
Nebraska
Wimbledon Quarterfinals Loom As Top Seeds Advance
At Wimbledon England top seeds push toward the quarterfinals of the 83rd championships. Rod Laver and Don Newcombe advance from the men’s side while Margaret Court and Billie Jean King easily reach the next round amid 32 000 spectators.
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Christopher Ogden Wimblsdon
England
UPI
Wimbledon
Rod Over
Dolm Newrombe
Australia
Marparel Court
Gilflodaan King
Long Beach
Calif
Ak-Sar-Ben racing results summarize Omaha Thursday
Ak-Sar-Ben racing results list multiple races with winning payouts and competitors. Not A Sound, Golden Deed, Otoe Boy show results in Race 1. Apricot Laddy and Rush A Borel in Race 2. Death Message and Perkins County noted in Race 3. Gli Princess and Greek Ple in Race 4. additional horses and exacta combos mentioned for later races.
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Omaha
UPI
Golden Deed
Great Mor Daily
Perkins County
Iss
Jay Aye
Jay
Rapid Decent
Ngoran Goren
Ha Gi Ci
Prince Watus L
Burgundy Exacta
Walleye setting pace across Nebraska fishing bars
State Game Commission reports widespread sport fish activity across Nebraska with walleye leading in several districts. Panhandle lakes show walleye at the west end and bass and trout on spoons, while rivers and reservoirs from North Loup to Gavins Point Dam feature catfish, crappie, bass, white bass, and walleye on minnows and artificials.
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UPH
Nebraska
Commission
Panhandle
Mettonaughy
White River
Box Bulbe
Workont
Whitney Lake
Smith Lake
North Loup
Middle Loup
Garfield, Valley
Sherman Counties
Sherman Reservoir
Ishkhorn River
Holt County
Niobrara River
Spencer Dam
Beaver Creek
Boone County
Wheeler
Urenley Anl
Boone
Pibel “Lake
Farm Nee
Dakota
Thurston
Dixon
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Gavins Point
Pawnee Lake
Conestoga Lake
Blue River
Jefferson County
Quk
Lake Maloney
Red Willows
South Loup River
Buffalo County
Enders Reservoir
Swanson
Trenton
Seaver Delivers Home Run To Upset Expos 2-1
Mets pitcher Seaver also stars at the plate driving in a game winning homer in the eighth as New York holds off Montreal 2-1. Seaver improves to 9-3 with nine strikeouts, while Stoneman losses despite strong effort.
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Fred McMane
UPL
Yam Seaver
New York Mets
Rick Wise
Seaver
Mets
Willie Mays Tops National League All Star Balloting
Willie Mays led NL fan voting for the All Star team with 40 990 votes, edging Cincinnati’s Hong Beneh as the top outfielder. Henry Aaron and Willie Stargell joined the front runners for the outfield slots, while Willie McCovey led at first base though injury may force a replacement. Shortstop fight remains tight between Bud Harrelson and Tom Kessinger as Benches and Sanguillen contend for catcher. Pitchers and reserves will be chosen by Sparky Anderson for the Detroit game at Tiger Stadium Tuesday night.
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Stays
San Francisco Giants
Mays
Babe Atuth
Cincinnati
Hong Beneh
Beneh
Henry Aaron
Atlanta
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh
Tiree
Lou Brack
St. Louis
Stargell
Willie McCovey
Giants
Orlando Cepeda
McCovey
Wilmnent
League
Glenn Beckett
Chieago
Jufian Xavier
Joe Toro
Cardinals
Chicago
Ron Santa
Shortstop
Bud Harrelson
New York Mets
Ton Kessinger
Cubs
Royals rout Omaha in exhibition win in Omaha
Kansas City Royals beat Omaha 3 0 in an exhibition at Smith Park Omaha. Cluck Harrison recalled from Omaha scored the first run after a leadoff walk and a single by Lou Piniella. Mike Jackson earned the win for Kansas City as the crowd of 8 179 watched the Royals resume regular schedule in Oakland.
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Omaha
UPI
Kansas City Royals
Royals
Kansas City
Oakland
Cluck Harrison
Lou Piniella
Bobby Knoop
Mike Jackson
Kimbra
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