Padres Lefty Randy Jones Nets 1 0 Shutout Of Cardinals
Randy Jones held the St Louis Cardinals to one hit over 10 innings as the Padres won 1 0 for his third shutout of the year. Luus Melendez singled and Johnny Grubb homered in the 10th to supply all runs. Jones wondered if manager John McNamara would let him bat in the 10th.
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Fred McMane
UPI
Randy Jones
Jones
San Diego Padres
St Louis Cardinals
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Cardinals
Luus Melendez
Johnny Grubb
San Diego
John McNamara
Stubb
John
Melendez
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Houston
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Chicago
Giants
Pirates
Mike Caldwell
Ince
Caldwell
Dave Parker
Astros
Phillies
Yankees win after tongue lashing fuels rally
After stern rebukes from GM Gabe Paul and Manager Bill Virdon, the Yankees defeated the Kansas City Royals 5 1 as Dick Tidrow delivered relief and Chris Chambliss homered twice. The win ends a rough May, with New York rising from last place in the AL East to spark a team-wide revival amid other AL results.
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Aen Roserberg
UPI
New York Yankees
Catfish Hunter
New York
Yankees
Hunter
Ose
Gabe Paul
Bill Virdon
Virdon
Steve Busby
Kansas City Royals
Paul
Dick Tidrow
Yankee
Chris Chambliss
Carnahan to race at Cozad Midstates Championships
Genoa standout Carnahan headlines a strong field at the Midstates Federation Championships in Cozad on Memorial Day. North Platte and Aurora stars lead a slate of pole vaulters and distance runners as events span from 8:00 a.m. to 6:15 p.m. Entries remain open with Jaycee chairman Mike Keller coordinating.
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Cozad
Sandra Obermeier
Nebraska
Obermeier
North Platte
Aurora
Omaha Cathedral
Rick McCall
North Platte Colle
St. Louis
Chuck Droege
Bryan Steadman
Area bowlers shine as state tourney ends in Grand Island
Marshall Nelson Realty of Columbus and Central City keglers finish top ten at the 38th Nebraska Women's Bowling Association State Tournament held at Meves Bowl. Central Motel of Central City places third. Amway takes 10th in Class B. Lena Shalberg and Jean Campbell lead Central City doubles while Eleanor Podliska places seventh in singles. WIBC honors go to Mark Garrett for a 246 game. Over 6,000 bowlers participated across 11 weekends. Hastings Pastime Bowl hosts the 1976 event.
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Marshall-Nelson Realty of
Columbus
Keglers
Central City
Newman Grove
Grand Island
Marshall-Nelson
Central Motel
Amway
Lena Shalberg
Jean Campbell
Marie Beacom
Helen Bales
WIBC
Hastings
Keen Korner and Platte Center Co-ops Triumph in Softball
Keen Korner and Platte Center Co-ops posted wild Columbus Softball League wins on Monday night. Keen Korner beat Countryside Mobile Homes 19 to 9 with Kenny Kodac doubling three times and Dale Gonka earning the win. Mike Steiner doubled for the losers. Coop sped past Janssen Enterprises 25 to 7 with Kurt Wilke driving two doubles by Dwight Loseke. Dan Janssen doubled in support of losing pitcher Dale Anderson.
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Keen Korner
Platte Center
Columbus
Kenny Kodac
Dale Gonka
Mike Steiner
Coop
Janssen Enterprises
Kurt Wilke
Dwight Loseke
Dan Janssen
Dale Anderson
Hutchinson JC Torezon cap season with high finish
Former Platte College coach leads Hutchinson Junior College baseball to a 19 9 record and No 8 ranking in the NJC division. Torezon’s team wins Kansas Conference and Region 6 titles to reach the Central District tourney at Lamar Colorado. Weather warms, sun kissed crowds, and TV plans list nine summer MLB games on KOLN Channel 10.
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Platte College
Hutchinson
Kan
Torezon
Kansas
Lamar
Colo
Torczon
Koln-Tv
Channel
Royals
Brewers
Cubs
Reds
Pirates
Subs
Giants
Tigers
Mets
Indians
Johnsons Lead In Columbus Bowl Tournament Standings
Doris and Morris Johnson hold first with 2354 in the Mr. and Mrs. Tournament at Columbus Bowl. Marian and Hal Feather of Lincoln are second with 2278, Isabelle and Less Harter third at 2248, Bark and George Engel fourth at 2246. The event runs three more weekends. contact Harry Carlson for details.
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Doris
Morris Johnson
Columbus Bowl
Marian
Hal Feather
Lincoln
Hal
Isabelle
Less Harter
Les
Columbus
Bark
George Engel
George
Harold
Grace Force
Bob
Bonnie Pheigaru
Aurora
Mary
Lefty Robinson
Blair
Jim
Theresa Lilly
Karen
Ervin Paben
Harry Carlson
Morris 10th in district golf meet
Grand Island led with a 319 four man score to win Class A District golf as Steve Franke and Jay Huston starred. Scottsbluff qualified at 320 Hastings 333. Jeff Morris of Columbus tied for 10th with 41 41 2, and top medalists included Franke 36 38 74 and Heston 38 97 75.
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Grand Island
Steve Franke
Jay Huston
Scottsbluff
Hastings
Columbus
Jeff Morris
Morris
Jeff Fraser
Kurt Hall
Ron Kay
Franke
Heston
Mike McKean
Kearney
Jess Pilkington
Bill Henderson
Tom Asbury
Chris Harr
McCook
Jeff Klein
Dan Jones
York
Bowling champs decided in Columbus House Champion of Champions
The Congas led by Jean Chastain Rae Fulton Yvonne Pagel Jan Kneifel and Donna Laska won the women's division with a 2873 rolloff. Second went to the women's Columbus Tournament team at 2778 followed by Beans Liberty Cleaners Polkas and Zircons. In the men's division BC Plungers won with 3020, runner up ABC Coating at 5001, followed by P S Expansion 5 2965 and Equitable/L l Oasis Bar at 2963. High games listed for both genders include multiple 223s and a 619 series by Don Still.
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Jean Chastain
Rae Fulton
Yvonne Pagel
Jan Kneifel
Donna Laska
Columbis
the Beans
Liberty Cleaners
Orin Stepanek
Joe Karnik
Howard Weisser
Don Still
Bill Anson
ABC Coating
Equitable Savings and Loan
Oasis Bar
Don
Ed Borchers
Virg Papstein
Eldie Stahl
Don Beerbohm
Dee Hack
Rollo DeBower
Martin Cattan
Bill Braithwait
Scott Nelson
Colleen Trofholz
Corrine Cave
Myrtie Leckinger
Debbie Marcek
Lilyan Mortensen
Kaye Moore
Dorothy Hurd
Dora Hagge
Eve Lusche
Columbus Bowl Leaders Noted in Eagle Summer League
Fran Carlson posted 215 and Lorraine Egger 553 for the women at Columbus Bowl as Don Greenlee led the men with 219 and Bob Owens 550. Ann Puckett 212 and Marilyn Labens 290 highlighted others. Leprechauns won team honors with 730 and 1,926. In All American Summer League, George Engel 201 and 572 led men while Marlene Korte 179 and 499 led women. Columbia top team 648 and 1,860. Women doubles leaders Ann Bomberger 182 and Ann Wozny 495. Bomberger Wozny 343 and 927. Junior doubles saw DeLayne Nitz 213 Terry Henke 200 Milan Levos 501. Nitz Jasper 350 and Levos Souders 980.
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Fran Carlson
Lorraine Egger
Eagles
Columbus Bowl
Fran
Ann Puckett
Marilyn Labens
Jackie Schmid
Rita Fuhr
Don Greenlee
Bob Owens
Norm Kummetz
Honers
Milan Levos
Nitz- Jasper
Levos-Souders
Chargers Sign Six Draft Picks and Free Agents
San Diego announed the signings of six rookies including sixth round choice Billy Shields of Georgia Tech, 11th round pick Vince Phason from Arizona, and 12th round pick Jerry Dahl from North Dakota State along with other draft selections and free agents.
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SAN Diego
UPI
San Diego Chargers
Billy Shields
Georgia Tech
Vince Phason
University of Arizona
Jerry Dahl
North Dakota State
King and Court to visit Columbus for May 28 softball game
World famous four man King and Court led by Eddie Feigner arrives in Columbus for an 8 p.m. matchup at Pawnee Park against Oasis Bar fast pitch, current Columbus League champions. The article profiles Feigner and his son Eddie Jr and lists Oasis players and ticket outlets.
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Columbus
Pawnee Park
Oasis Bar
Eddie Feigner
Feigner
Town
Walla Walla
Wash
T.v.ers
ABC
Wide World of Sports
Truth Or Consequences
Eddie, Jr
Avon Park
Fla
UCSD
Les Barber
San Jose
Calif
Gary West
Long Beach
al Jackson
California
Key West
Keys
Miami
West Palm Beach
Orlando
Pensacola
Pacific
Thailand
Air Force
Venezuela
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