Juniors .270 plate mark boosts season log to 7-8
Columbus hosts Grand Island and Kearney in a summer schedule for American Legion Juniors. Teaming under coaches Jin Bernt and Mike Zastera, Columbus posts a .270 starting average and a 7-8 record as they chase West district play with key games against Grand Island, Kearney, and Hastings while showcasing batting leaders like Dan Steiner and Randy Wieser.
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Ak-Sar-Ben Friday racing results in Omaha Nev AP
Races at Ak-Sar-Ben feature multiple events with times and placements. Notable results include Sander and Hyde in sprint events, Celtic Carson and Mambo Mambo among winners, plus Pocket Warfare and Miss Jody R in longer dashes. Exacta earnings listed, with race details and odds from the event.
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Youngsters Vie In Nebraska Amateur Finals At Alliance
Two players under 20 contend for the Nebraska Amateur Match-Play title at Alliance Municipal Golf Course. Sieckmann 19 of Mil, and Pesagento 17 of Omaha, tee off at 9 am in a 18 hole final. Charm and drama unfold as they chase the previous champion Chuck Walter.
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Clarkson advances after semi final over C K in Creston tourney
Clarkson defeated C K 20 to 0 in the Creston Lions Club softball semi finals. Darek Dubsky limited C K to four hits with 11 strikeouts and a two run double. Vern Masing had a first inning rally aided by an error. Ken Johannes took the loss.
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Weiskopf Takes Narrow Lead At Western Open Second Round
Tom Weiskopf built a one stroke edge after the Western Open's second round with a par 70. He stands one under for the two rounds on the Butler Country Club course, seeking his first win of 1974. Velovat Geiberger sits two back at 143, while Evans set a course record with 67 and others like Wise, Mitchell and Sanders posted 69 to 72.
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Westrum named to manage Giants after Fox resignation
AP reports Wes Westrum, former New York Mets manager, named to manage the hapless San Francisco Giants. Fox resigns under pressure but denies coercion, remaining as major league scout. Giants owner Horace Stoneham accepts the shift as the team sits near the cellar.
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Gary Collins sidelined by fractured collarbone for weeks
Harrisonburg Virginia Florida Blazers official say veteran wide receiver Gary Collins will be sidelined about eight weeks after fracturing a collarbone. The injury occurred as the team prepared for upcoming play. Collins is a key receiving target for the Blazers this season.
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Connors Wins Marathon Five set Wimbledon Match
Connors, ranked with Smith, advanced to the third round at Wimbledon after a five set victory in a marathon match. He defeated Jeff Than from Belleville 3-7 6-3 3-6 6-3 10-0, as weather delays and rain interrupted play. Evonne Goolagong and Rosemary Casals won their matches while others struggled through intermittent showers.
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Family Y cage league leads in Columbus league standings
Family Y season wrap notes No. 1 team finishing first round with a 5 win record. Roster includes Bel Goos Dave Porter Bob Braithwait Pat Burrows Aleve Weimann Randy Wemboff Steve Mancuso Rod Frater. Second round begins Tuesday July 2 with no games July 4 due to holiday. Rain postpones Mets Cardinals NL game.
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Gaylord Perry fires three-hitter in 1st straight win
Gaylord Perry pitched a three-hitter for his first straight pitching win as the Cleveland Indians beat the Boston Red Sox 3 2. George Hendrick doubled home the winning run with two out in the ninth. Perry’s run marked a near-miss of the AL record for consecutive wins in a season.
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