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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1970

Page

5

Mets edge Pirates as platooning pays off in rally win

The Mets rally in the ninth, using Hodges platooning to overcome the Pirates 3 to 2 and seize first place in the NL East. Ken Singleton and Art Shamsky started the uprising, with dash hits from Weis and Jones boosting New York past Pittsburgh.

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National League and American League pitchers listed in stat line

National League pitchers Seaver of New York and Merritt and Perry of Cincinnati are noted with 42 wins and 5 losses and 12-6 records respectively. McGlothlin and Sutton cited for Cincinnati and Los Angeles with 103 and 105 figures. American League mentions McDowell and Batt Hunter Wright at W5 with Perry of Minnesota 1-6.

Seaver Merritt Cin Perry Singson McGlothlin Sutton Osteen McDowell Cle Batt Hunter Galt Wright Minn

Three-officials basketball game set for Pershing Auditorium

The Big West conference to use three referees in the annual all star game at Pershing Auditorium Lincoln August 21 with Buford Grosscup Ken Fischer and Dick Sealy named as officials. The practice is noted as costly though officials say three on court benefit the game for the conference tournament and regular season.

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Falcons and Colts no hit. minor league game upset

In a messyLittle League clash Anderson fired a no hitter for the Falcons in a 0-0 style win over the Colts while Dave McDonald earned 1058 credit. Colts stunned the White Sox 11 to 4 in a makeup game Brevinski won and Bousted lost.

Anderson Falcons Colts Dave McDonald White Sox Brevinski Bousted Braves Tigers Robert Falcons Colts

Oklahoma City Beats Royals at Rosenblatt Stadium

Oklahoma City edged the Greeley Royals 4 3 at Rosenblatt Stadium in Omaha. Lary Howard drove in three runs with a third inning single and a fifth inning double, while John Sul Hyaned hit a long ninth inning double for Omaha. Paul Splittorff took the loss for Kansas City.

Omaha Lary Howard Oklahoma City Jim Dickson Wate Btasingare Paul Splittorff Royals

Braves Acquire Jimmy Hall From Cubs in Cash Deal

Atlanta reports the Braves obtained former All Star outfielder Jimmy Hall from Chicago in a cash transaction. Hall set a 1963 record for most honers for a pookie with iQ and holds a career .287 batting average, though he had only three hits in 32 at bats this season.

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Bills sign top draft choice Al Cowlings

The Buffalo Bills announce the signing of their No. 1 college draft choice, defensive lineman Al Cowlings, from the University of Southern California. Details of the pact were not disclosed.

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Wimbledon Quarterfinals Set in Wide Open Men’s Field

Gathered at center court are Grabener and Graber plus Taylor as contenders in the men’s singles quarterfinals. Americas Billie Jean King and Casals push toward semifinals while Helga Nivasen and Winifred Shaw win in women’s draws. results shape a broad, unsettled path to Saturday’s finals.

Wimbledon Hieldena New Yorker Britain Roger Taylor Agate Clark Graber New York OLNA Graebier Taylor Spain Aires Giniena Sinc Manuel Santana Hab Nails" Carmichael Melbourne Inve Gumno Tony Roche Rosewall John Lakes America Billie Jean King Casats Australia Mar- Buel Court Franc France Carl Copseed West Germany Helga Nivasen King Long. Beach Calif Karen Kranizeke Miss Casals San Francisco Ronneed Winnie Shaw Si Dury Cecilia Marlines San Franciscs

Boulevard club tops Behlens in softball 6 3

Boulevard Limes defeated Behlens 6 to 3 behind a seven hit attack led by Gary Trohale and Dennis Kodad with triples. Rick Bergman had two hits for the winners while Bob Schmidt collected two triples for Behlens.

Finley wins bid for NHL Oakland Seals franchise

Charles C. Finley, famed for his flamboyant sports style, has been awarded the bankrupt Oakland Seals NHL franchise for about $4.5 million. The 52-year-old millionaire and owner of baseball's Oakland Athletics is expected to bring his trademark uniforms and showmanship to hockey.

New York UPL Charles C. Finley

Wegener Returns Montreal in Expos Update

The Expos announce Mike Wegner has been reactivated after Army service and pitcher John O'Donoghue has been optioned to the Winnipeg Whips of the International League.

Montreal al Expos Mike Wexeher John O' Donsoghue Winnipeg Whips

Nighttime fishing boosts catches across Nebraska coastlines

The state fishing report shows hot weather shifting activity to night tours with catfish and bass leading catches in many waters. Largemouth bass to three pounds, bluegill and perch, catfish from two to five pounds, walleye, crappie, and white bass are reported across ponds, lakes, and rivers, with anglers using minnows, worms, and artificial baits.

Lincoln UPTE Safe Came Panhandle Varitt Ponds Dawes County Bridgeport North Platte River Broadwater Walgren Lake Whitney Lake Chadron City Soldiers Creek White River Sillte Bordeaux Sutherland Reservoir Lake Maloney County Bally Kearney Red Willow Medicine Creek Swanson Enders Huron County West Johnson Lake Pacm Defferson Gage Covalles Rockford Lake Alexandria State Canestopa Lake Platte Missouri Lake Ericson Beaver Creek Cedar River Lewis and Clark Lake Missouri River Gavins Paint Dam Matle North Bend Fremont Elkhorn West Point Scribner Dead Timber Niobrara Flott and Boyd Counties

Deer permit draw to determine licenses for five units

The Nebraska State Game Commission announced that most deer permits for the fall will be issued to applicants with in order licenses. A public drawing on Tuesday will decide permits for over subscribed bear and antelope units. Nonresidents may apply July 1 and second permits begin August 1.

Lincoln UPI State Game Commission Hunter Nemaha Pine Ridge Plains Platte Republican Sani Hills Upper Platte Commission

St. Louis Cards sign eight free agents in roster shuffle

The St. Louis football Cardinals signed eight free agents, including John Nice a former Indianapolis Capitols running back and Mike Wihler a Sacramento linebacker. Also joining were Hay Jeffords from frontstown Alabama Hawks Willie Riley San Jose State Charles Hayes Weber State Scott Gebel University of Pacific David Schneider Houston and Mark Yapte University of Pacific.

ST. Louis St. Louis Football Cardinals John Nice Indianapolis Capitols Mike Wihler Sacramento Hay Jeffords Ftontsville Ala Hawks Willie Riley San Jose State Charles Hayes Weber State Scott Gebel University of Pacific David Schneider Houston Mark Yapte

Van Dyke blasts help Dales beat West Point in noncon baseball

Dick Van Dyke powered Columbus with a four hundred foot homer and a 21 lead in the fourth as the Dales topped West Point by a Dodge County League nonconference game at Pawnee Park Field. Pitcher Gersich earned the win, striking out 11 while walking three, and West Point slipped to 2-4 in league play.

North Platte Dennis Collins Columbus Mark Mueller Cornahusker American Legion Pawnee Park Field Dick van Dyke Sparker Wales West Point Bill Moore Duane Meyer Bob Neesen Gersich Glen Ortmeier Meyer Dan Wortman Ren Mettill Mark Kudron Jim Becher Mike Ernst Dome le Vell All Evert Dales van Dyke Becher Dick W Dodge County

Sonny Liston Wins Bout In New Jersey Victory

Sonny Liston defeated Chuck Wenner by technical knockout in the ninth round in Hersey City New Jersey. Liston described the win as a good workout and noted improvements since earlier days. A cut on Wenner's face required ringside physician Dr Reginald Farrar to stop the bout before the final round.

Hersey City Sonny Liston Chuck Wenner Sonny Wennet Reginald Farrar Liston Wepner

Scantlebury Signs With Bucks In Free Agent Move

The Milwaukee Bucks announce the signing of Von Scantlebury a Groole guard from Nebraska as a new free agent addition to the team.

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Aaron leads NL vote as All-Star balloting tightens

New York dispatch reports Henry Aaron atop NL balloting with 670,379 votes, Willie Mays close behind at 125,038, Rico Carly 309,407, and Pete Rose 271,720 as fan voting nears close on July 7. Johnny Bench leads catchers over Joe Torre, while Willie McCovey edges Richie Allen for first base by 15,000 votes. Final results to be announced after ballot cutoff.

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McLain returns to Tigers Wednesday

Denny McLain ends a three month suspension and re joins the Detroit Tigers for a return game against the New York Yankees amid high public interest. Teammates caution patience while McLain faces a crucial test and a large crowd is expected for his comeback day.

Detroit UPI Denny McLain Detroit Tigers Baltimore Orioles McLain Camuissigner Rawit Kuhn AL Kaline Lakeland High Scncal Trovida New York Yankees Gary Waslawski

Colonels Trade With Chaparrals In Pro Basketball Swap

Louisville based Kentucky Colonels ship center Gene Moore and a future second round pick to Texas Chaparrals in exchange for forwards Jin Ligon Ciney Powell and Bud Owen. Recent move by ABA commissioner Dolph forced Colonels to surrender Ligon and Olsen for rookie Bobby Craft. Coach Rhodes calls the settlement unfair as it nets two proven pros for an unproven rookie.

Louisville UPT Kentucky Colonels Tarlay Gene Moore Texas Chaparrals Jin Ligon Ciney Powell Rivatman Bud Owen Colonels Jack Dolph American Basketball’ Association Ligon Olsen Chaparrals Bobby Craft Tennessee Chaps Craft Texas Gene Rhodes Dulph Moore Fioe Kentucky Dan Issel Croft

Sweden to represent at Roosevelt International Trot

Sweden will be represented by six year old bay stallion Lyon in the $15,000 Roosevelt International Trot at Roosevelt Raceway on July 15 after his Nordic and Scandinavian success.

Westbury N.Y UPT Lyon Bay Station Sweden Roosevelt Raceway

Blahak delivers grand slam to edge Chiefs in Pony League

Dave Blahak hit a grand slam homer driving in all runs as the Senators edged the Chiefs 4 3 in Pony League. Blahak also earned the win while Paul Oll er took the loss. Expos beat Rams 16 7 with Ken Szelag winning and Joe Brock losing. Tonight at Pony Field the undefeated Pirates meet the seedless Alblelies at 8 p.m. Redlegs face Bears at 6 p.m.

Dave Blahak Senators Chiefs Blahak Paul Oller Expos Rams Ken Szelag Joe Brock Pony Wield Pirates Alblelies Redlegs Bears Yad Chiefs Sixpos Tada

Five wins for jockey Mike Hole at Monmouth parade

United Press International reports a racing day at Monmouth where jockey Mike Hole rode five winners including Cherokee Nealiun in the feature allowance. The Tremont Stakes tied Gedney Farm's Caintent and Craigwood Stable's Raise Your Glass at Aqueduct’s $39,700 contest.

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