Frank Robinson cracks consecutive grand slams
Frank Robinson powered two consecutive grand slams to set a major league record, driving in eight runs as the Orioles routed the Senators 12-2. He also dealt with personal concerns, including a sick son, and praised teammate Dor Buford who starred with four hits in the game.
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Frank Robinson
Fred Down
UPI
Dor Buford
Baltimore Ovioles
Senators
Din Gentile
Baltimore
Jim Northcup
Delralt
Jonligs
Tail Robinson
Seesan
al “Petlinge
Orioles
Tial Bon Buford
H E
Boston
Winkstley
Robinson
Frank Kevin
Prhtuyighl
Rabkison
Joe Coleman
Joe Greenda
Dulad
Pune
Kobligan
Tigers
Cleveland Indians
California Angels
Kansas City Royals
Milwaukee Brewers
Oakland Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota Twins
New York
Cincinnati
Eloysian
Montreal
St. Louis
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Willie Turton
Cleveland
Jon Azelle
Angel Skilb
Sénely Momar
Angels
Paul Schaal
Coakie Rojas
Anns Olis
Chico Ruiz
Rule
Thirid
Force
Alomar
Wits Nevelay
Otis
Dave May
Milwaukee
Hoh Humphreys
Skip Tockwood
Brewers
Bill Mellon
Walt Wilkians
Duane Dugephshn
White Sox
Baseball Standings and Leaders Highlights
National League home run leader Perez of Cin with 26. Kuich Cin 9. Aaron AML 22. Allen SMe and McCovey SU' 20. American League top HR Howard Wash 20. Powell Balt and Kitebrow Minney Yaistrem ski. Bosh Morton Det and Vaade Oak 15. Runs: Perez Cin 11. Anton AML 61. Horton Bet Gi Powell Balt White WY 12. Killebrew Minnil Shiundo Cak Sq. Pitching NL Perry Si 120. Simpson Cin 141. Seaver MV bbs Merrill CK EG. McGluthin Cin 163. Osteen Lr 10-7. AL McNaily Wall Hite Oak 165. Paterson NY M4. Painer Kalt McDowell Crew 10-1. Weight Cal 10-3. Pen. Minn Wi
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Peres
Cit
Kuich
Cin
ML Aaron
AML
Allen
Sme
McCovey
Howard
Wash
Powell
Balt
Kitebrow
Minney Yaistremski
Bosh
Morton
Det
Vaade
Oak
Perez
Aton
SUL F1
Horton
Bet Gi
Balt and White
Killebrew
Minnil
Shiundo
Cak Sq
Perry
Simpson
Seaver
Bbs
Merrill
McGluthiin
Osteen
McNaily
Wall
McMillen college plans remain unsettled
Record of McMillen recruitment shows 250 colleges pursued the high school star. Dean Smith met with the McMillen family to discuss a grant-in-aid, but the parents did not sign, leaving Millen potentially as a free agent able to enroll elsewhere.
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Mansiteld
Tata McMillen
Lew —Alcindor
McMillan
University of North Carolina
Dean Smith
Smith
Pennsylvania
Lich Milee
Mansfield
Fool McMillen
James McMilen
Miller
McMillens
Jesuitey
McMillen Cold
Arizona State coeds reach final in golf championship
In El Cajon California defending champion Jene Base Fanchury and Athy Gaughan of Arizona State posted semifinal victories to reach the 34 hole finals of the National Intercollegiate Women's Golf Championship. They will meet Friday for the title.
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EL Cajon
Calif
UPI
Arizona State
Jene Base Fanchury
Athy Gaughan
Vietorn
Archery and fishing records mark Nebraska streams and lakes
The Nebraska State Game Commission reports new archery records and statewide fishing yields. Alan Eisner and Rick Sitzman posted archery records on Bridgeport State Recreation Area and Lake McConaughy respectively, while anglers across Panhandle to Southeast Nebraska report bass, catfish, walleye, and crappie with worms, minnows, and trolled artificials.
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Chadron
City
Sutherland
Malomney
Interstate 8
Kearney
Ted Willow
Bay
Merseing Creek
Swanson
Wood River
Smiallmouth
Nemaha River
Otow
Johnson Counties
Oak
Bwlhead
Lione
Blue Bluff State
Milford
DeSolly Bend National Wildlife Refuge
Missouri River
Fort Calhoun
Blair
Lewis Annt Clark
Gavins Point Dam
Elkhor River
Pilger
Lake Ericson
Bhiegitt
Pibel Lake
Senehille Loup
Niobrara
Brown
Keya Paba
Morrill
Round Lake
Reds Too Big For Their Britches Reign of Reds Highlighted
A nostalgic, sharp-tongued column recalls the Cincinnati Reds, once slow and aging, now inflated with swagger. Pete Rose, Tony Perez, and Sparky Anderson are cited as leaders in a shift from past glories to a confident, current push for pennants, noting pitching strength and renewed confidence as keys to success.
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Lee Mueller
New York
NMA
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Neitheream
Doe McGarthy
Yankees
Borkowski
Perkoiwski
Daholowski
Kruszewski
Chyeinnati
Dayton
Chin
Bernie Carbo
Arcogini
Bys Dohony Beneh
Mall of Fame
Johnny
Jets
Pete Rose
Tony Perez
Tee May
Tommy Helms
Shea Stadium
Sparky Anderson
General Motors
Ted Kluszewski
Cincinnati
Ane
Reds
Wally Post
Gus Bell
Ed Nailey
Johny Temple
Post
Temple
Texas
Kluszewski
Newspaper Enterprise. Assn
Meadowlark Not a Lark in Nebraska State Song Ties
The meadowlark, Nebraska’s state bird, is misnamed as a lark. It belongs to the same family as the blackbird, sharing traits and classification within the same avian group.
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Nebraska
Bellevue Nine Hosts North Platte In Legion Baseball Night
Bellevue and North Platte squads clash at Pawnee Park in a six game winning Columbus era season. Bellevue Juniors face North Platte Sunday with 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. starts in Western Division play. Key pitchers Ron Walters and Glen Tass pace the rosters as Columbus sits third in the standings behind Hastings.
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Bellevue
Nort Platte Legion
Espe
Columbus American Legion
Pawnee Park
Wield
North Flelte
Visi Pawnee Park
Combusker America Legion
Columbus
Hastings
Lassekmen
Joop
Golumbus
Bellevue Field
Larry Lassek
Ron Walters
Tonigal
Walters
Lincoln Wills
York
Fanning
Glen Tass
North Platte
Mark Mueller
Royal Club
Erin Rongish
Gary Modelski
Jim McLaughlin
Don Walla
Dave Zinta
Canada
Worth Platte
Trick artist Paul Hahn Jr at Elks Sunday show
Paul Hahn Jr, son of a famous trick golfer, performs a one hour exhibition at Elks Country Club on Sunday. The act blends comedy with innovative golf shots including three foot tee drives and chair stands while offering a short clinic for spectators.
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Paul Hahn, Jr
Elks
Elks Country Club
Paul Hahn
Young-Hahn
Paul
Local youths qualify in P Y tourney in Lincoln
Youth players from Lincoln Albion and Columbus qualified for the state Pro-Youth Independent Insurance Golf Tournament at Flks Country Club in Lincoln on July 27. The seven lowest scores advance to the National Tournament in Oklahoma City in August, with event sponsored by Independent Insurance Agents in Columbus and Nebraska.
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Columbus
Nebraska
Omaha and Tulsa Split Twin Bill
Lee Green delivered a key double in the nightcap to spark Omaha to a 4-2 win over Tulsa after Tulsa won the opener 7-5. Green drove in Art Harrison and Tom Joyce, with unearned runs scoring off Dave Bakenhaster. Hedlund earned the victory, improving to 2-2, while Bakenhaster fell to 2-3.
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OMAHA
UPL
Lee Green
Omahashead
Tulsa
Royals
Green
Art Harrison
Tom Joyce
Dave Bakenhaster
Mike Hedlund
Hedlund
Bakenhaster
Athletics win powered by Bullington as Pirates fall behind
Bullington homered to pace a 14-8 Athletics victory. Redlegs, Chiefs, and Senators provided offense with a 10-6 Redlegs win as Rick Griggs and Randy Schaeffer led the winners. Scott Trofholy took the loss.
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Pirates Athletics
Redlegs
Chiefs
Senators
Athletics
Scott Trofholy
Jerry Shotkoski
Writ Athletics
Rams
Rick Griggs
Randy Schaeffer
Oe Hock Atal
Joe McMecklin
Pat Worden
Schedute
Exposul Ams
Chics
Nears
Pirates
Wong Cuels
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H. Pet
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Sua Wrasse
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Larry Eick- Row
Rex Porter
Steve Graus
Clayton Lange
Bob Dedrickson
Dave Schathhoff
Bill Fulton
Steve Swanson
Brooke Pierson
Ramty Dedrickson
Jeh Degner
Adams
Tom Kluever
Ed Johansen
Kathy Kline
Colleen Dowd
Marcia
Kearney State College
Britches
Johny Dened
Platters
Platte
North Platte Clu
Kich Ugai
Fateh
Ken Gale
Steve Vieyra
Staye Lebends
Norfolk Abel
Ernie Rongish
Tim McLaughlin
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