Juniors top Hastings Ottumwa here July 2
Columbus pitcher Mike Brandt preserved a 4-2 West Cornhusker Conference win at Hastings as Determan closed out the ninth. Bruce Busse left with an ankle sprain after a third inning collision. Determan finished with the win to move to 4-0. Hastings fell to 0-3 in league play, 4-9 overall, while Columbus moved to 3-2 in the conference.
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Hastings
Ottumwa
Rich Gaver
Columbus
Mike Brandt
West Cornhusker
Bruce Busse
Mark McVicker
Dave Steiner
Randy Wieser
Busse
Dan Steiner
Mike Zastera
Jeff Kerr
Don Determan
RBI
McVicker
Karloffff
McGinnis
Hoevert
Determan
Tom Lange
Ernst
Lange
Brandt
John Fischer
Kerr
Jerry Donahue
Karloff
Saad
Grand Island Eagles
Blues rally falls short in Hastings non conference loss
Hastings Midgets edged Columbus 4 to 3 as Columbus stranded players and Hastings pitchers shut the door in the seventh. Greg Becher and Rick Curtis sparked the late rally. Marv Fast earned the win while Ken Ryba took the loss after a five run effort. Columbus (5-9) heads to West Point then to Hays and Salina on July 4 and 5.
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Hastings
Columbus
Greg Becher
Rick Curtis
Gary Becher
Craig Person
Person
Marv Fast
Mark Jilek
Becher
Ken Ryba
Fast
Ryba
Curtis
West Point
Ak-Sar-Ben Entries for Tuesday Pace Card
Ak-Sar-Ben card lists eight races for Tuesday with purses from 3500 to 10000. Entries show horses like Master Madson Sintul Pappa and Governor Dan in claiming and allowance events across six furlongs to one mile two. Runners include several No Boy and Duthie entries with weights and trainers noted.
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Omaha
Master Madson — Chapman
Sintul Pappa — Lively
Speedy Rick — Kunitake
Mr. Nite Latch
Fair Enough
No Boy
Big Barry Brien — Bailey
Nickel Effort
Little Master Reeves
Stadium — Greer
Sanzibar
Duthie
Dangerously David White
Everybody's Spirit — Smith
Greer
Robinohil
Hill
Gamblin
Frank — Schoepf
Arond the Blanket
Sorenson
Jones
Capitol
Gal — King
Dan — Hill
Song of Freedom — Calderon
Model Hazel — Harmon
Jabnette — Smith
Kellindathy — Herrera
Wandering Taftier
Fire Down
Moreno
Li'l Bo Bo — Schoepf
Poker — Jones
Oxford
Baxter
Gloria Sue — Kunitake
Sun Rite
Will Rushmore
Jody R. Anderson
Mr. Newberg
King
Crest O’the Sea
Gin — Jones
Mr. Blair
Kunitake
Rebers Image
Saly Ran — Greer
Ray S
Suzie D’or — Duthie
Harmon
E Now — King
Orona
Mr. Spy
Dan Whited
Burgundy Street
David Whited
Bandit Doc
Rettele
Doll — Herrera
Suzie’s Pleasure
Ecoftey
Little Serenede — Anderson
Roger's Choice
Lively
Bea's
Bust — Smith
Big Que — Herrera
Pete
Rudarco
Rollins
Jim
Tracy
Compton
Gondo
Davie Whited
Anderson
Royal Wrong
Herrera
Calderon
Roman Doc
Jeff
Kanitake
Intuition — Smith
Soma Damas — Herrera
Wind 'N Sage
Bet
Robin Jack Ecoffey
Kami Be — Hill
Quivira — Duthie
Scarlet Nymph
Eromanga — Engle
Patsy
Jo Rettele
Local teams win in Central Nebraska Baseball League
Osceola, Silver Creek and Humphrey recorded league victories. Osceola defeated Fullerton 10 4 to 0, Silver Creek beat Genoa 6 2, and Humphrey pitcher Kelly Korth blanked St Edward 10 3. Schuyler was idle with Sunday schedule noted.
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Silver Creek
Humphrey
Idle
Fullerton
Brad Stallings
Bob Prokop
Larry Campbell
Terry Hanson
CNL
Osceola Silver Creek
Schuyler
Genoa
St. Edward
Van Berg enters Gray Bar wins Omaha Gold Cup in thriller
Gray Bar a 14-1 gelding owned trained by Jack Van Berg of Columbus Neb wins the $100000-added Omaha Gold Cup Stakes at Ak Sar Ben, defeating My Juliet and Master Derby. Jockey Kenneth Jones guides Gray Bar to a two length victory over My Juliet and three over Master Derby in 1 43.0 for 1 16 miles.
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UPI
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Jack van Berg
Columbus
Neb
Ak-Sar-Ben
Master Derby
My Juliet
Kenneth Jones
van Berg
Whch
Jones
Mary Bacon
Hollywood Park
Los Angeles
Don Bryant Inducted Into Hall of Fame
Don Bryant, Nebraska sports information director since 1963 and former Lincoln Star sports editor, was inducted into the College Sports Information Directors Association Hall of Fame. He received top football and basketball publications in the Midwestern district and was elected third vice president.
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Hall of Fame
Houston, Tex
UPI
Nebraska
College Sports Information Directors Association Hall of Fame
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Lincoln Star
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Association
Wahoo club sweeps Reds in twin bill action
Wahoos midget team swept Columbus Reds 3-0 and 5-1 as Kuenning and Croghan pitched well. John Peterson homered and drove in runs while Sackett Lieb schwager and Oppliger contributed key hits. Reds' Pettigrew and Faulker led Madison opposition in earlier clashes.
Creston Softball Tourney Finals and Consolation Results
Oasis Bar 14 defeated Olympia 1 in the championship game. Budweiser 4 beat D J Omaha 3 in consolation play.
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Olympia
D-J
Omaha
Indiana Visitors Triumph in Columbus Freestyle Meet
Indiana all star freestyle wrestlers defeated Columbus 72 to 6 at Columbus Gymnasium. The Indiana squad won five of eight bouts with notable scores and injuries shaping the match as Columbus junior stars Lindsay Ball Jim Sackett and Bruce Hansen claimed mat titles for their team.
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Ron Sch
Don Johnson
Knightstown
Jon Masile
Crown Point
Jamie Ferguson
Mike Quinn
Kim Ball
Chuck Sachs
Univeristy
Nebraska
Dave McNair
McCook College
Ron Meade
Kirk McAndrew
Lindsay Ball
Jon Flickinger
Jim Sackett
Paul Proctor
Doug Johnson
Bruce Hansen
Dave Nabois
Larry Hall
Mike Rice
Jon Maile
Jeff Witter
Don Korcek
Ron Schnidt
Wymore
Rusty Dutton
Hwt
Rick Schwindt
Harvard
Bill Wilfong
C K Mill Dominates Opening Day at Platt Duetsche Softball Tourney
C K Mill of Columbus opened with a 3 0 win over Murphy s of Grand Island while Ski Lounge was blanked 4 0 by C K Tire of Central City. Joe Scholz pitched two hit seven strikeouts for C K with Jablonski and Modelski driving in runs including a double homer and a two run shot. Marty Shunkwiler took the loss, and O K s Ron Bowen homered off Larry Ayler in the third. C K Planing now faces Broken Bow in the next round Thursday July 3 at 9 p m.
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Columbus
Reds
Greg Bullington
Doug Wardinger
Madison
Kuenning
Fanning
John Peterson
Jerry Mancuso
Mike Sackett
Sackett
Tim Arlt
Dave Levos
Croghan
Mike Liebschwager
Brian Oppliger
Bob Braithwait
RBI
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Braithwait
Columbus Reds
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Grand Island Eagles
St. Paul
Peterson
John Justice
Liebschwager
Jon Faulker
Joe Dahlkoetter
McKnight
C-K Planing Mill of
Murphy's
Grand Island
Ski Lounge of
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Central City
Ski
Cattleman Mining
Claussen
Joe Scholz
C-K
Rich Jablonski
Gary Modelski
Jablonski
Homer Modelski
Modelski
Marty Shunkwiler
O.K
Ron Bowen
Larry Ayler
Bias Oan
Evert Favored To Retain Wimbledon Crown
Wimbledon headlines center on Billie Jean King, Margaret Court, Evonne Goolagong Cawley, Martina Navratilova, and Chris Evert as quarterfinals loom. Bookmakers set Evert as even money favorite amid knee injuries and honeymooning rivals, while Rosewall criticizes new umpire rules after a pivotal line call against Roche.
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Margaret Court
Betty Stove
Evonne Goolagong Cawley
Martina Navratilova
Olga Morozova
Virginia Wade
Chris Evert
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
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Mrs. King
Mrs. Court
Mrs. Cawley
Miss Navratilova
Holland
Steve
Russia
Australia
Miss Wade
Ken Rosewall
Rosewall
Tony Roche
Roche
Baseball Night Lights as Cards Face Phillies Grudge Match
St Louis Cards host the Phillies in a TV game amid rough patches for both teams. Phillies seek NL East pace while Dick Allen aims to spark a sagging attack. Cardinals sit four games back in fourth.
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Red Birds
Phillies
Dick Allen
Phils
Pirates
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