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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1977

Page

5

Yankees Favored In AL Playoff Opener Against Royals

New York manager Billy Martin faces controversy as Don Gullett starts for the Yankees against Paul Splittorff and Kansas City in game one of the 1977 AL playoffs. Gullett aims to keep speedsters off bases. Splittorff notes Royals’ stronger depth and fewer injuries.

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Betty Pilakowski Batty High School Athlete and Student

Betty Pilakowski Batty a Genoa native and sophomore business education major. In prep she lettered four years in volleyball and track and played basketball at Platte. earned Goldenrod Conference honors as a senior after junior honorable mention. Qualified for 1976 state competition. Dreams of coaching and winning the Region IX tournament to reach nationals for Platte. Enjoys reading, shopping with family, biking, playing cards, and watching soaps.

Batty Genoa Goldenrod Platte

Viqueens Edge Clarkson as Win Streak Hits Nine

Lakeview girls volleyball routed Clarkson 15-2 14 in a Tuesday match as the Viqueens extended their winning streak to nine after a season opening loss. Brenda Janssen led with 8 points, Karen Saalfeld 7, and Sandy Pillen 6. Junior varsity and freshmen also won. Lakeview visits Madison Thursday in a key conference clash before Stromburg Invitational next Monday.

Lakeview Clarkson Vigqueen Larry Pilakowski Madison Brenda Janssen Viqueen Red Devils Karen Saalfeld Sandy Pillen Jvs Brenda Elsner Frosh Amy Plettner Eileen Hurnlivek Vigurens Stromburg

CHS tennis tops Fremont 6-3 in key dual meet

Columbus defeated Fremont 6-3 at Pawnee Park, gaining four singles wins and two doubles. Notable results include Augspurger over Scheer 8-7 6-3 and Scheidegger over Nelson 6-2 7-5 6-2. The meet highlighted split sets in seven of nine matches as coach Duranaki praised the team's character ahead of the Big Ten meet this Saturday in Scatishiuff.

Columbus Fremont Pawnee Park Gary Duranaki Roland Augspurger Steve Scheer Mike Scheidegger John Nelson Todd Robinson David Nelson Craig Scheidegger Ty Schenzal Bob Shively Augspurger Peter Hunt Scheer Paul Rathkatug Nelson Rathkamp Shively Robinson Doug Swartz Rick Langemeier Swartz Langemeier Porter

Denson sets course mark in DCA win

David City Aquinas boosted its Centennial Conference bid with a 13-25 cross country win over Columbus Scotus at Pawnee Park. Dan Denson smashed the 2 mile course record in 15:13, with Greg Eller second in 15:17 as Aquinas placed four in the top 10 and ready to chase title hopes at the Centennial meet in Omaha.

David City Aquinas Columbus Scotus Pawnee Park Dan Denson Greg Eller Sentus Kevin Enteneuer Jay Vanis Jim McMeekin Daryl Aerts Jim Proskovec Todd Zuerlein Randy Olson Mike Hanus Scotus Rod Placzek Dave Reiser Jim van Lent Doug Bape Jerry Sokol Boys Town Frank 5Isaid Aquinas Omaha Paul VI Aund Fremont Bergan

Aggressive Columbus Cross Country Edges Fremont In Dual

Columbus Highs Discoverers pushed hard in a 28 28 dual with Fremont at Camp Cather. Gene Hahn finished ninth aiding the scoring, Jeff Fagen set a Fremont 2.5 mile course record at 14 04, and Columbus showed improved team depth with six within 27 seconds. The Big Ten meet is set for Saturday at Lake Matoney in North Platte.

Columbus High Fremont Tigers Camp Cather CHS Ron Callan Columbus Gene Hahn CHL Ith Jeff Fagen Kevin Boettcher Norfolk Rac Jim Wegman Callan Luther Hahn Sawtell Stachura Morse Wilson Keith Grateluschen Brehn Bryan Grateluschen North Platte Lake Matoney

Columbus area sports mix including horseshoes and volleyball

In Pawnee Park a horseshoes tournament opens registration at 9 a.m. with play starting at 1 p.m. A Columbus junior high girls and boys volleyball doubleheader saw Columbus win the B team 15 11 14 6 and feature top scorer Al Wyatt with 14 points while Caroline Rush added 19 and Lynn Buresh 12. Scotus junior high football beat Albion 12 6 as Allston returned a kickoff and Tom Tooley connected on a 75 yard pass to spark the scoring. next they host Schuyler.

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Rettele Tops Columbus Jockey Standings This Season

John Rettele led the Columbus Races with 22 winners 16 places and 17 shows for 159 points. Randy Meier finished second with 17 16 14 and 131 points. Top trainer was D R Clark of Omaha with 144 7 and 93 points, followed by Butch Staroselk a Columbus native with 11 44 and 87 points.

John Rettele Columbus Randy Meier D.R. Clark Omaha Butch Staroselk

Dunkel index predicts Sooners edge Texas in Dallas

Dunkel projects Oklahoma holding a five point edge over Texas in their 72nd meeting in Dallas. East Lansing hosts intrastate showdown as Michigan State battles Michigan while Notre Dame and Alabama meet for the fifth time. Results show various upsets and margins across the day with teams favored by points.

Oklahoma Texas Dallas Sooners East Lansing Michigan State Michigan Thalr Cats Wolverines Cal Alabama Trojans Cincy Fla State Duke S. Carolina Ga Tech Tennessee

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