Columbus Seabees medal haul at Sprint Meet
The Columbus Seabees won multiple medals at the 3rd annual Sprint Meet at Pawnee Park Pool. Nancy Gehring dominated the 8 and under girls backstroke in 50.04 seconds and Jeff Degn won the 1 hatd av er open backstroke in 2:30.0 as Columbus swimmers scored well across the 9-10 division and hosted Fremont Area Swim Team on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich Gaver
Columbus
Pawnee Park
Columbus Seabees Aau
Sietean
Columbus Swim Association
Cherry County Swim Club
Valentine
Fremont
Areca
Fullerton
Grand Island Swim Association
Hastings Aquatic Club
Kearney
Lincoln
MCA
Metro Ontebia
Millard
Norfolk Swim Club
Norris
Gravat Island
Omaha
Mike Werder
Sean Makpaee
Ee Ian
Pele Bereerge
Bahey Cab
Aly Gee
Chris Lee
J. Gehring
Bee
Leo
Boyar
Medley Rewy
Fly
Dewy Rite Ol
Rik Engel
Backs
Engel Hy
Scoll Weber
Seow Schmit
Seit Adareson Ty
Paul Podany
Uarryl
Ereatt
Monte Weber
Pedany
Adkissen
Puckett
Podany
W.D
Pocket
Heha
Karen On Lata
Wack
Beth Bixenmann
Ky Genritg
Pally Badan
Amite Mosely
Karen Hiller HO
Jackie Bender
Terd Dilerhondt
Breast
Alaeminau
Davis
Medanih Ar At
Oilerhaud
Hiller
Frees &, S- Davie
le Bxenmann
Miller
Brader
Mosity
Oster
L. Davis
K. Geteing
Grad Hien
H. Frees
Mitch
Med. Ret
Free Red
Rmonda
Sehmiidl
Kathy Gehring
Patsy Sasha Tags
Back
Sehealdh
Madeline O'Gannen
Abz
K. Gehring
Karen Schumacher
Mary E. O'Donnell
Umancer
Kita Podany
Patty Laska
Freesa
Greami
Pacany
Dave Orscencll
Cirle
Ted
Jo Bartaclemansta
Ada Zastora
Bare
Laan Rick
Cathy Curry
Garin
Trish Hope
Slit Hope
Zastera
Ifty
Hone
LM A
Zastera Tad
Rice
Dell
Mark Wmedsky Sant
Gary Dutier
Breasts
J. Degh
Bolgers Hui É Rich Dana Tay AcClusky
Fresi & Greg
Wayne Woldt
Danwell Bee A
Musker Ae Ar
J. Genn
Degn
Gira
Kathy Lange
Prec
Lange
Gand Onder
Gil
Narey Genet
Nyge2aalte Faurin
I Tack
Orth Indre Ip
Girkse
Eelays
Flys
Karen Gehrieg
Sandy Davis
Beh Blanmann
Siecamann
Lispein Bixenmann
Ereast
Bixenmann
Lac Davis
Ade de Davis
Bthr
B. Dfancenann
Ee Ching Atasiee Be
Savis Einai
Sport Shorts Meet Here As State Seeks Baseball Officials
A sports column notes state semi pro baseball officials will convene here tonight while defending balanced coverage for softball and baseball. A reader letter questions why softball lacks attention, but The Telegram defends equal reporting and explains staffing limits and reliance on managers and scorers for results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Ernst
Columbus
Rich Gaver
Ducks
Rip C-K Club Triumphs 15-5 in Weekend Pitching Duel
Aryt Gerhing claimed the win as Rich Jablonski and GK Planing Mill battled in a high scoring weekend game. Mike Zastera and Mark Mueller each collected three hits for their teams, while the other club matched with solid offense and defense to secure the 15-5 victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Person’s Sport Shop
Rich Jablonski i Bounce
GK Planing Mill
Aryt Gerhing
Mike Zastera
Mark Mueller
Leaders shine in Boulevard Lanes Mixed League
Sunday night competition at Boulevard Lanes highlighted Ben Goeden with a 244 single and Dary Fhiele posting 16 scoring series including 200, 207, and 209. Goeden ended with a 611 triple as Dennis Kudron also reached 200. Women’s leader Marilyn Labens tallied 179 while Pebble Gates reached 460 and Koote’s Kinx posted a strong 700 series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Goeden
Dary ‘Fhiele
Boulevard Lanes
Goeden
Senb
Dennis Kudron
Marilyn Labens
Koote
Creston Softball Tourney Heads Toward Semis Tuesday
Crest on meet extends into a seventh day with six pair games slated for Tuesday. Koglen Git Fremont and Henson contest a semi final berth at 8, Clarkson and Kearney at 9 16, while Mint Bar Norfolk and Jane Branch posted Friday wins and Albion earned a second victory Sunday. Oasis Tar Columbus routed Newmie Fhove, lane scores oddly listed, several players named in chaotic OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston List
Koglen Git
Fremont
Henson
Clarkson
Kearney Lash
Mint Bar
Norfolk
Jane Branch
Riday
Albion
Oasis Tar
Columbus
New Mie Fhove
Lane
Hamins
Crebe
Blues suffer fourth straight loss in rough weekend
Columbus Blues drop their fourth consecutive game as Bellevue overwhelms them twice at Pawnee Park. Don Determan allowed a string of hits in the opener, while Rod Mahon homered and doubled for Bellevue. Lincoln Judd Brothers and Tandy Wieser contributed as Columbus was held to limited offense in Sunday’s non-conference game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Bellevue
Pawnee Park
Lincoln Judd Brothers
Pawnee Fark
Calumbis
Don Determan
Bellever
Penn
Rod Mahon
Lee Grawn
Tandy Wieser
Davi Steiner
Blues
Jim Bernt
Eastern
Hellevic
Josef Curt Melliger
Steve Predvick
Carlos Vina
Joe Adams
Curt Melliger
Columbus Blues
Lineal Juda Brothers
Tory Choma
Lincoln
John Toof
Som Lange
Larry Guenther
Manager Quiles Seeks Twins to Hit Second Base in All 7 World Series
Frank Quiles envisions a bold plan for the Minnesota Twins to place him at second base for every game of the World Series. He argues his versatility would stabilize the infield and boost team defense and offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Quiles
Minnesota Twins
Tins
Lincoln Aamco rally edges Columbus 65 in Pawnee Park thriller
Lincoln Aamco fought back to edge Columbus 65 at Pawnee Park as Wardinger battled on the mound. A late rally sparked by Fillard and Cronp turned the game, but Columbus defense faltered in the ninth allowing Lincoln to pull ahead on errors. Last doubled for Columbus but was called out at home on a close play. Columbus hosts Lincoln NBC midweek while Thursday's S. Paul game is cancelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Ammens
Columbus
Duniors
Lincoln
Northeast
Pawnee Park
Dave Wardinger
Wardinger
Terry Depp
Fowider
Marty Shields
Scott Votava
Doug Fillard
Kevin Cronp
Wurdinger
Bredan
Larry Valasek
Brono
Mike Last
Rondlela
Phil Peppler
Pat Sackett
NBC
Incon
S. Paul
Bossouves
Carlson leads All American League with 639 series at Columbus Bowl
Marty Carlson fired games of 237 and 228 en route to a 639 series, best in the All American League at Columbus Bowl. George Engel added an 8y singleton in his 606 threesome while Gary Muth had 224 and Gary Badie 230. Barb Badie led women with a 515 high series and Monica Becher posted a 204 game. Georgia Tech paced team shooting with a 31 683 game and 1 051 total. Junior Doubles saw Randy Kurtenbach high boys game 207. Pat Force tied top series of 4, Tandy Kurtenbach and Mark Boettcher 531 each. Reeiier Kurtenbach rolled 295 and 162.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Carlson
Columbus Bowl
George Engel
Gary Muth
Gary Badie
Dee Hack
Don Stilt
Monica Becher
Barb Badie
Chavin Muth
Georgia Tech
Witl
Randy Kurtenbach
Pat Force Seg
Tandy Kurtenbach
Mark Boettcher
Greg Scribner
Don Forcest
Shari Haldimay
Reeiier Kurtenbach
Davidshofers Top Doubles in Sunday Bowling Event
Davidshofer and Pat Davidshofer posted handicap scores of 240 992 and 212 for a 684 series to lead the doubles event at Boulevard Lanes on Sunday night. Other top marks included Wohland and Woods 270 and Labens Puckett 218 with Virba-Wozny 239.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Join
Pat Davidshofer
Boulevard Lanes
van Vohland
Rey Woods
Dave Vrba
Ann Woeny
Ray Jahens
Ann Puckett
Davidshofers
Wohland- Woods
Labens-Puckett
Virba-Wozny
Bill
Dollie Anson
Canaha
Royals option Angelini to Omaha. Patek to return
Kansas City Royals announce left handed reliever Norm Angelini sent to Omaha in the American Association after seven appearances with one save and a 4.91 ERA. Shortstop Fred Patek, back from the Naiay list, is set to return to action Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas City Royals
Norm Angelini
Omaha
Fred Patek
Naiay
Patek
Angelini
Yanks beat Tigers in two as rivals clash
Yankees sweep two from Detroit 22 and 21 while Brewers slug Indians 3-1 and Royals rally to split with Rangers. Bench-clearing incidents shadow the night as each club battles for position in early season pennant races.
Crampton wins American Golf Classic at Firestone
Bruce Crampton captured first prize of 32 000 on Sunday, posting 273 to win by three strokes at Firestone Country Club. He moved to 201 209 in earnings this year, a first for a foreign player over 200 000, and neared the 1 000 000 career mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Chin
Bruce Crempton
Crampton
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Gilly Casper
Joe Treving
Sail Crampton
Fein
Gun
Jay
Firestone Country Club
Gay Brewer
Lanny Wadkins
Bob Murphy
Murphy
Wadkins
Brewer
Tom Heese
Forrest Wezler
Weiskop
Fealer Toak
Iere
Dodgers Hammer Reds as McMullen Sparks Weekend
Ken McMullen returned from invisibility to belt his second homer in as many days and drive in three as the Dodgers beat the Reds 5-2. Garvey contributed, Downing won his sixth, and Los Angeles opened a five game NL West lead over San Francisco.其他 NL results: Houston swept SF, Phillies over Expos, Mets over Pirates, Cubs over Cards, Braves over Padres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Rock
Associated Press
Ken Medluslen
T Ie
Los Angeles Dodgers
Reds
McMullen
Los Angeles
Dodger
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Steve Garvey
Dodgers
AL Downing
Houston
Philadelphia
Montreal
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Atlanta
San Diego
Doug Radar
Ianing
Giants
Asten
Cesar Cedeno
Nobby Bands
Willie McCovey
Nadar
Astros
Will Byo
Radar
Soto
Tommy Hutton
Heb Boone
Cesar Tovar
Expos
Ken Singleton
Billy Wilson
Jin Lenborg
Allanta
Steve Arlin
Dut Arlin
Ralph Garr
Braves
Arlin
Garr
Glenn Beckert
Milt Pappas
Cardinals
Cubs
Tont Akurphy
Ed Kranepool
Tom Seaver
Pirates
Willie Stargell
Ak-Sar-Ben race results reveal tough finishes and payouts
Race results show multiple six furlong and mile events with exacta and time figures. Coterie and Gray Pine posted notable payouts. Prima Diablo and Smokin Star were among top finishers. The list includes Thoroughbred results with times, dividends, and placements across nine races and mentions a large attendance figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OMAHA
Nile
The
Nova Supreme
Kem
Jine
Jamies Relic
Deluxe Dancer
Fielongs Smokin Star
Levant
Hayenga
Prince Astra
Queen Vashti
aAtlandance
Michael Wandle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Columbus Seabees
Person's
Rip
Creston
Senibner
Long Brunel Aiz i Fitje LP
Roger Catrau Wi
Anes Rosehe
Long Braet
L Fladar
Hertalshiemer WI
Peduhl LP
Keiekson
Oasis
Iantagy
Galumeue
Eos Mohsen
Melons Wieter
Manans Sac — Ronsish
Geterman
Wiese
Humabrey
Batemans
Johen, Dixon, Richards
Cf. Aebiger
G. Methaee Balk
Hint Lob
Bellevue A
Ghonther
Columba
Chisca
Ratertian
Sarketh Frigger
Shiels
Ib Valasek
Pepplery Huston
Ib Krepp
Capp
Pillah
Bullington
Zac - Kapp SR
Te Shield
Hutington
Saebally
Traeleng
Cale
Yanks
Tigers
Herschel Nissenson
Cleveland Timlin
Milwaukee Brewer's
Kansas City Hoyals
Texas
Detroit Tigers
Indians
Brewers
Royals
Rangers
New York Yankees
Drewers
Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Angels
Twins
Chicago White Sox
Oakland A's
Darrell Porter
Tim Johnson
George Scott
Milwaukee
Bob Coluceia
Cleveland
John Eilis
Don Money
Ellis
Fils
Colucclo
Pedro Garcia
Hay Lamb
Kirkpatrick
Iloyd Allen
Lan Piniella
Ron
Piniella
Allen
Cookie Wojax
Steve Busby
Frank White
Oakland
Minnesota
California
Winston Llegas
Rod Carew
Vada Pinson
Angel
Richie Seheinblum
Mike Epslein
Graig Nettles
Detroit
Mickey Lutich
Yankees
Gene Michael
Hace Yankees
Curtis
Tushalow
Boston
Laltimora
Grlande Cepeda
Vidi
White Sox
el Horanina
Bruce Crampton Gay Brewer
Flgmeet I
Red Murphy
Tom Welskopf
Forrest
Fecler
Gene Littler
Julius Boros
Bert Yancey
Jack Wicktaus
Frank Beard
John Mahaffey
Nebraskas
U. S. Civil Service
Pontitas
Salarias
Convige
Ateatec
Belvala
Lingua Servica
Hes
Kiferrialien
Sam
Streat
Pho
Ponte
Ak-Sar-Ben
Aju
Kessler
Chivas
Schlitz
Old Milwaukee
St. Isadora's
Liquor Mart
Vieduet
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!