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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1971

Page

4

CHS earns five state track qualifying tickets

Lincoln East oval hosts Class A district meet with Lincoln High School and Fremont performers among top showings. Doss led the day with two second places, Ken Robert and Terry Soulers contributed key marks, while Mike Miller cleared 12 feet in pole vault to clinch a state berth. Top relays and sprint times highlighted the meet's strong pace.

Lincoln Columbus High School Lincoln East Oval Biscoverers Lalaival Doss Wo Jon Cole Tan Jpvinter Robert Jie Halon Terry Soulers Cole Don Soulliere Mike Miller

Koosman Guides Mets To Two Game Lead Over Pirates

Mets right hander Kerry Koosman scattered nine hits to beat the Pirates 8-2, lifting New York to a two game division lead. Cleon Jones hit a homer and a double, Rob Aspromonte added a three run blast, and Jones and Aspromonte each have 48 RBIs.

United Press International Kerry Koosman Ruspost Mvers Stinham Pittsbaral Hare Richie Nebner Roberta Clemente Willie Stargell Many Sanguillen Bob Roberson Koosman New York Mets Pirates Mets Bucs Cleon Jones Rob Aspromonte Met Keagman Jones Aspromonte Aspro Braves Ron Herbel Wayne Garrett Sipromonte St. Louis Jonston Cincinnati Seailreal Atlanta Philadelphia Chicago San Diego San Francisco Los Angeles Minnesota Oakland Kansas City Cleveland New York Washington Detroit Boston Baltimore Milwaukee California Gil Hodges Giants West Hodges Pirate Bob Dolmson Ed Kranepool Bob Robertson Dick Schofield Joe Torre Bob Gibson Astros Gibson Houston Pilder Lee May Tommy Helms Reds Expos Gary Nolan Nolan Ralph Gary Clete Boyer Phillies Orlando Cepeda Rion Santo Cubs Padres Milt Pappas

Siebert Wins to Boost Red Sox Lead Over Orioles 2 5 Games

Despite feeling unwell, Sonny Siebert pitched eight innings of two hit ball as Boston defeated Baltimore 2 0 at Fenway. He added a run-scoring single and improved to 6-0, while Palmer took the loss after seven frames. Siebert balanced wind effects and kept the Orioles off balance with fastball and breaking ball mix.

Fred McMane Sonny Siebert Boston Red Sox Fenway Baltimore Orioles Siebert Orioles Red Sox Grinles Hely Sigear-ald Sievert Palmer Ruane Josephson Doug Griffin Ron Siebert George Scull Tuiners Boog Powell Paul Blake Aig Reltenmund

Green leads Houston meet by one stroke

Hubert Green shot a five under par 62 to take a one stroke lead after the opening round of the Houston Champions International at Cypress Creek. Homero Blancas sits second at 138 with Ben Crenshaw and others two behind.

Houston UPI Hubert Green Sonbaker Houston Champions International Green Florida State Birmingham Priday Homero Blancas Texas Ben Crenshaw Dave Hill Dewitt Weaver Kermit Zarley Larry Hinson Charles Coody Brian Allin Olin Seles Arnold Palmer Cypress Creek Tallahassee New Orleans Lawrence of Arabia Howey

Gary's Badgers Lead in Champion of Champions Roll-off

Gary's Badgers topped Columbus Bowl in the first week with a 2,706 scratch total and 2,046 on the pins handicap led by Fred Leonhard's 673 from 222 246 games. Pepsi Cola was second with 2,018. Micek Construction and Columbus Bowl posted 2,913 and Grosch Irrigation 2,914 in fifth. Griffith and Griffith lead the women's with 2,875 including 34 bonus pins.

Gary Columbus Bowl Fred Leonhard Pepsi Cola Micek Construction Grosch Irrigation

Super Mile Preview Sets Stage For Olympic Track Duel

The International Freedom Games at Franklin Field host a high profile 1972 Olympic preview the Super Mile featuring Ryun and Liquori. Ryun, world record holder at 3 51, aims to extend dominance against Liquori who has dominated indoors and beat rivals in recent meetings. Other entrants include Mason McElroy Savage Dyce and top sprinters Washington and Green.

Viulabelphea Ryin Marty Smithdie Miami Liquari Ryan Oregon Track Club Anne Kvalheim Kvalheim Hale Liquart Villanova Chris Mason Manhattan Joe Savage Byron Dyce Yun Tiquori Michigan Herb Washington Kentucky Jim Green

Howells win Class C district track title at Lakeview

Howells Bobcats secured the team crown amid a day of strong duet performances led by Mike Daniels and Gary Baumert. Genoa and Clarkson narrowly trailed as several athletes posted top marks across pole vault, sprints, distance and field events, with multiple schools earning state meeting berths for first or second in events and relays.

Howells Clarkson Humphrey Francis Osceola Stanton Fullertarr Nebraska Christian - Madison Cedar Rapids Lindsay Haly Stromsburg Leigh St. Edward Newman Grove Jim Havelkath Lakeview Cals Mike Daniels Gary Baumert Jtpwells Genoa Fred Carnahan Tith Koziol Clarkson Red Devils Mike Malacek Yont Coch Jesse Kiera Humphrey St. Francis Osceola Stanton Fullerton Nebraska Christian Central City Madison Cestar Rapids Lindsay Holy Family St. B Edsward Daniels Bamners Paul Bienhoff Baumert Larry Drakuiza Jine Jawells Carnahan Koing Koziol Malacek Ceek Kucera Cal Coffin Jim Hassenstah Humphrey &J. Francis Witzi Prendenburg Paul Brandl Gary Deninel al Brandl Kearney

Canonera Seeks Preakness Second Chance From Venezuela

Canonera II the Kentucky Derby upset winner faces the Preakness field at Pimlico as fourth choice in the 6th running of the 1,090,400 dollar race. Jockey Gustavo Avila and trainer Juan Arias aim to rebound after a Derby run that left the Venezuelan colt short of victory amid a crowded field including Bold Reason and Vegas Vic.

Baltimore, Md UBT Canonera II Venezuela Pimlien South America Churchil Downs Vaspassa Citation Belmont Park Pimlico Cononero II Edgar Caibett Churchill Downs Calumel Farm Canonera Arias Juan Quintero Cirle William Levin Gustave King Wendell P. Hossa Brookmeade Sahle Charles Fritz Vegas Vic J. McCloy Davis Royal J Walter Fletcher Bald Reason Impetuosity Dixecutioner

Ravenscroft earns national high school wrestling honor

VALENTING UPI Steve Ravenscroft a senior at Valenine High School was named a national high school all American by Scholastic Wrestling News Magazine He was the only Nebraskan in a 36 member national select group Ravenscroft won three consecutive state wrestling titles in three different weight classes finishing his four year career with 112 wins 10 losses a Nebraska state record He has signed a letter of intent with the University of Nebraska.

Valenting UPI Steve Ravenscroft Valeniine High School Ile Ravenscroft Bove James Ravensecott Uniersity Nebraska

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