Columbus Girds For Tense Apollo Clash At Ralston
Columbus High heads to Ralston for an Apollo Conference test after a string of close games. CHS relies on Tom Heiser contributions, Denny Bendinger at quarterback, and Neal McDonald’s young Rams squad to secure momentum ahead of a pivotal late season push.
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Halston
Omaha Bryan
Columbus Axl Ralston
CHS
Tom Heiser
University of Nebraska
Neal McDonald
Apollo
Ralston
Rams
Denny Bendinger
Bob Shields
Don Ayer
Jim Whalen
Columbus
Hastings
Wardinger
Dana Hellbusch
Hellbusch
Columbus City Volleyball League Formed At Y
A meeting this week laid plans for a six team Columbus City Volleyball League at the Columbus Family. Games will be Monday evenings under Olympic rules with six players required per team and 24 hour postponement. Ron Callan named referee and league commissioner. team captains recruit players.
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Columbus Family
Columbus City Volleyball League
Ron Callan
Terry Miller
Ryba and Gates Lead Doubles in Columbus Pin Meet
Deana Ryba and Debbie Gates of Columbus top the women doubles in the Columbus Bowl event with a 1,232 total including 159 handicap and 572 by Ryba's 216 153 and 203. Debie's 496 includes 148 188 and 160. Doris Krecek and Marilyn Weigte sit second at 1,162.
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Deana Ryba
Debbie Gates
Columbus
Columbus Bowl
Deanna
Debie
Doris Krecek
Marilyn Weigte
Omaha
Agatha Downing
Mary Riso
la Huebners
Pauline Bickel
Lavina Head
Mickey Jesperson
Onawa
Iowa
Neanna Ryba
Joanne Chapman
Blencac
Gerald Series
Culligan
Blencoe
Harry Carlson
Leigh youngsters win grid game in season opener
Leigh Freshmen and eighth graders defeated Dodge 6 0 in a season opening football game coached by Wayne Mayfell and Ronald Westerby. Don Wilmer scored on a 6 yard run and Galvin Urban added a 90 yard interception return for the other score. Next game is October 16 against Tumphrey St Francis. Hank Houk, veteran Yankees manager, earned battlefield honors as a Ranger in World War II before joining the Yankees.
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LEIGH
Dodge
Wayne Mayfell
Ronald Westerby
Don Wilmer
Galvin Urban
Hank Ralph Houk
New York Yankees
Houk
Yankee
Old Windy picks Sooners Colorado LSU and Huskers
Major Amos B Hoople predicts Oklahoma over Texas 33-18 and Michigan over Michigan State at Ann Arbor. The card foresees USC over Cal 30-20 and LSU over Auburn 36-22 with Notre Dame defeating Pitt 29-7, plus a slate of other college games and scores.
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Sooners
Colorado
LSU
Huskers
Amos B. Hoople
Penn State
Illinois
Michigan-Navy
Michigan
Sinca
Oklahoma
Texas
Michigan State
Ohio State
California
Oklahoma Sooners
Longhorns
Dallas
Wolverines
Michigan Stadion
Ann Arbor
Weraalskaltt
Bob Blackman
Ohio State Buckeyes
Woody Hayes
Big Ten
Buckeyes
Southern California
Trojans
Golden Bears
Arizona State
Air Force Falcons
Boston College
Hagles
Fighting Tigers
Auburn
Notre Dame
Pill Panthers
Alabama
Florida
Utah
Arkansas
Saylor
Army
Gayton
Ball State
Alp Payee
Bowling Green
Kent State
Duke
Clemson
Haly Cross
Colgata
Colorado State
Wyoming
Colorada
Iowa State
Harvard
Columbia
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
Princeton
East Carolina
Citadel
Hecalen
San Diego State
Idaho
Northern Ilinois
Wisconsin
Indiana
Kansas
Kansas State
Rutgers
Lafayette
Nieulayue
North
Texas State
Maryland
Villanova
Ocala
Memphis State
Tulane
Miami
Fla
Purdue
Minnesota
Florida State
Mississippi State
Mississippi
Georgia
Nebraska
Missouri
New Mexico
Arizona
North Carolina
Kentucky
Sons
Northwestern
Pittsburgh
UCLA
Oregon State
Washington State
Oregon
Case
Long Beach State
Richmond
South Carolina
Appalachian State
Washington
Stanford
Syracuse
Navy
West Virginia
Tempto
Texas Tech
Texas A & M
Atami Ohiod
Ohio University
Tulsa
Oklahoma State
Virginia Tech
Virginia
VPAL
State
Wake Forest
Toledo
Western Midh
Wichita State
Cincinnati
William & Mary
Vanderbilt
Xavier
Marshall
Yale
Brown
High School Columbus
Ralston & Scotus
Schuyler
Lakeview
Elkhorn
O.C. Aquinas
Fremont Bergan
Albion
Gentral City
Reds gain Series spot in dramatic ninth inning win
The Cincinnati Reds edged the Pittsburgh Pirates 4 3 to clinch the National League pennant after a rain delay and a late rally. Bench’s hot streak and a Beachum home run spurred two ninth inning runs, with Foster scoring the deciding run on a wild pitch by Bob Moose.
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Cincinnati
Johnny Beneh
Tun
Reds
Pittsburgh
Beach Um
Pirates
Bob Moose
George Foster
Riverfront Stadium
Bedlam
Renck
Centennial League bowling high scores and league leaders
Duane Stenger paced Centennial League action at Boulevard Lanes with a 642 series including 244 and 204. Jon Swanson added 602 with a 215, while Rich Morgan and Stan Gottsehall posted multiple 200s. Team laurels went to Deans Diner with a 1013 game and strong 204s. In the Nite Owls League John Jacobitz toppled a 258, Gary Puckett 284, and others posting 200s. Women’s honors went to Diane Neemeyer with 190 and 496, Never Was and Game Hour led team totals, Junior League and Prep League results noted.
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Duane Stenger
Boulevard Lanes
Jon Swanson
Rich Morgan
Stan Gottsehall
Leon Miller
Ardean Stone
Joe Karnik
Joe Topil
Keith Beringer
Mike Vans
Jerry Kroeker
Russ E Burmead
Jerry Hagge
Harold Brockman
Bill Schuele
Harold Krumland
Laurels
Dean
John Jacobitz
Gary Puckett
Orin Slepanek
Denny Vai Winkle
del Ray
Bob Jokerst
Dorn Meags
Carroll Enzminger
Steve Reichnault
Singleton
Stan Gatsehall
Rich Hurner
Wayne MaeNer
Bill Schuete
Randy Krumland
Diane Neemeyer
Never Was Crew
Vinny Lusche
Pace
Sue Paprocki
Cindy Nadrehal
Art Wiese
Laura Nelland
Tigers, A's in showdown for pennant title
Detroit collapses late but rallies to beat Oakland 4-3 in the wild ninth, leaving the Tigers one win from their second AL pennant in five years. Reds claim the NL flag with a 4-3 victory over Pittsburgh as Woodie Fryman starts for Detroit in the decisive game against Odom.
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Detroit
Bill Freehan
Detroit Tigers
Mickey Tolich
Oakland
Tiger
Wil
Cincinnati
Reds
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Woodie Fryman
Billy Mac
Jet “Blue Moon" Odom
Dolrait
Mryraan
Grid Picks and Friday Night High School Fights
Discoverers travel to Halston as Columbus teams eye wins. CIS offense struggles but defense shines for a likely 19 7 Columbus win. Lakeview on road at Elkhorn expected 27 6 Vikings victory. Scotus hosts Schuyler with Shamrocks defense favoring an Irish win. Nebraska hosts Missouri in Lincoln as Big Eight play opens. Huskers favored to win 39 0 after 36 0 last year.
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Columbus Grid
Halston
Columbus Boys
CIS
Lakeview Vikings
Vikes
Elkhorn
Scotus Shamrocks
Schuyler Warriors
Shamrocks
Irish
Nebraska Huskers
Missouri Tigers
Lincoln
Huskers
Tigers
Bengals
Lakeview Vikings travel to Elkhorn for Friday game
Lakeview enters Friday's road clash at Elkhorn with a 4 1 record, the best among Columbus teams, led by Mr Automatic Dean Rupp who is perfect on placements. The Vikings face a fast aggressive Elkhorn squad while dealing with several injuries including Zoucha Bock Litjens Jarecki and coach Kobza hopes full lineup returns for kickoff at 7 30 p m.
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Lakeview Vikings
Elkhorn Grid
Ilkhorn
Lakeview
Columbus
Fred Kobza
Mannin
Ashland
Albion
Vikings
Tayish
Randolph
Doug Zoucha
Obza
Bob Bock
Gianl
Tom Litjens
Kevin
Jarecki
Alhlate
Kobra
Dean Rupp
Mr. Automatic
Bob Wachall
Bob
Elkhorn
Zeider Leads in Cornhusker League Marksmen
Zeider tops Cornhusker League scoring at Columbus Bowl with 809 total, including 224 and 201 games. Ken Bolten 261, Rich Hyunken 211, Rich Korte 208, Bruce Piller 208, Ervin Pahen 209 and 201. DoL 2,657 total. In League of Jewels Kathy Stumpler high game 198, Frances Carlson 547 series. Opals and Avales 85 team game. Agaltes 1,696. Garnet Goedekou 186 singles. Coffee Cup League pace 509. Drips lad team 447 game and 1,276. Crossbows not used for protected wildlife in Nebraska.
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Zeider
Cornhusker League
Columbus Bowl
Ken Bolten
Rich Hyunken
Rich Korte
Ding Vin
Bruce Piller
Ervin Pahen
Mice Construction Company
Dol
League of Jewels
Kathy Stumpler
Frances Carlson
Opals
Avales
Agaltes
Garnet Goedekou
Drips Lad
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Doug Wuri
Columbus High
Ballams
Jed Road
Discoverers
Nick Tastings
Fremont
Ryba
Gates
the Telegram
Bob Wachal
Exec
Lifesaver
Mig
Emi
Moye
OK Tire Company
Yams All Electo
International Scout
Chrysler
Flymouth International
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