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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1973

Page

4

Huskers Slug Bruins In Open To Osbourne's Start

Nebraska defeated UCLA 31 to 18 in Osborne’s debut as head coach. Runyan passed 9 of 11 for a TD and added a rushing score, while Davis piled up 87 yards and a reception. Bruins cut the margin late but Nebraska controlled the game for a convincing win.

Nebraska Osborne UCLA Bob Devaney North Carolina State Wolfpack Raleigh N.C East Carolina Stan Charley Young Bruce Shaw Wille Burden Paclub Tom Osborne Ouf North Cumding State

Huskers Impress Oklahoma Head Coach After UCLA Thrashing

Nebraska capped a strong season opener with a 40-19 win over UCLA, impressing Oklahoma coach Barry Switzer who called the Cornhuskers the best in the league. Steve Runty and Randy Borg led the offense as new names filled in for the departed Johnny Rodgers, while NC State prepared to face the Wolfpack after routing East Carolina.

Herschel Nissenson Associated Press Reo Saturn UCLA Nebraska Cornhuskers Barry Switzer Orahama Sooners Nebraska Stritzer Cornhuskers Na Uf North Carolina State Carolina Tom Osborne Nanes Steve Runly Tony Davis Randy Borg Johny Rodgers Nick

Weaver defends himself as Orioles slip in pennant race

In a tense American League day, Weaver declines to answer on flag talk while Baltimore loses a catcher to a fractured ankle. The Orioles suffer a setback but stay in striking distance as Boston falters and several AL games unfold. Kansas City and Milwaukee post wins. Detroit and Texas also grab victories.

Ken Rappoport Associated Press Weaver Wird Baltimore Cleveland Indians IV Muller Fack EL Am Fim Orioles Servicef Hendricks Kansas Citsr Royals California Angels Milwaukee Keynes New York Yankees White Sox Minnesota Twins Texas Rangers Oakland A Boog Powell Dave Duncan Cleveland

Progressive League bowling leaders and scores at Columbus Bowl

Leaders in the Progressive League include Eldon and Christensen with high 246, Gary Muth top series 30 and 222 208 games, George Spidle Kael 20u, Leovans 205, Dave Anderson 200s, Mark Boettcher 219, Midwest Soft Walter with 725 high game and 2114 high series. Roselle League saw Corrine Cave 401 high game and Deagna Ryba 358 high series. Also noted are Ware Francis Cartier A848 Ade Marsh Ol Sharon Hevasucker 42 Barb Bajo 01. Jack and League opening night featured Marcia Atepanek high game 6s and series 82 in women, Tom Riley 204 in men, Gary Math series Ao. fasd Runners led team high game 7, Po& Po lsnion led Taller over 4529 tally.

Eldon Christensen Gary Muth Kophers Columbus Bowl George Spidle Kael Leovans Dave Anderson Mark Boettcher Midwest Soft Po& Po Lsnion

Five Team Scramble in National League East

In a tight NL East race, the Cardinals hold top spot after a three game win streak as Pittsburgh and Chicago edge closer. The Mets and Phillies wrestle for position while the Dodgers and Reds force a spread in the West.

Hal Boce Associated Press Riil St. Louis Giardina Cardinals Chicago Burry Pittsburgh San Diego Cincinnati al- Tata Mantel York Te Tans Sait Mets Atanager Yori Berra

Jockeys Break 100 Points At Agricultural Park Race

Wayne Anderson leads with 103 points and John Redtele close at 102 as two other riders climb above the 100 point mark while Dave King nears 110 in the latest Agricultural Park standings after Saturday’s racing action.

Agricultural Park Track Wayne Anderson John Redtele Dave King

Patsys Reign clinches juvenile feature at Columbus Park

Patsys Reign, a two year old filly trained by Don Stauffer, won by five to six lengths at Columbus Juvenile Flat Race at Agricultural Park tracks. Owned by Paul A. Kemling of Alvara, the colt's victory paid $8.00 to win and boosted the meet’s earnings with multiple winners reported by Jim Cuddie and Derby Bill.

Iit Columbus Agricultural Park Don Stauffer Paul A. Kemling Alvara Palgy Oftier Lincoln Siu Jim Cuddie Oyrdadim Bazer Bager Alo Seol Feminen Lady Bess Brown Exacta Payaff Mutuel Andle Furtongs Sega Beg Burstin Giri Epnerimane Eal Heb Sirrmy Wan Parer Boy

Platte College freshmen set records at invitational golf meet

Platte College freshmen shattered team records during a two day invitational, with Allen Kappler posting 71 and teammates scoring 292 as Platte edged Western and North Platte to claim top honors. Mike Klein of Western led medalists with 69, while Northeastern’s Roger Nedrow and Platte’s Kappler battled for top placements. The squad’s 201 total marked the lowest in school history, and Platte hosts the fourth annual Platte College Invitational on Sept 13 at the 16 hole course.

Coch Gene Vorczog Kallers Victoriey AL North Platte Phille Allen Kappler Dan Zadalis Chive Newton Ross Schnidt Stan Emerson Platte Nebraska Western North Platte Wyoming Northeastern Nebraska Souther McCook Western Mike Klein Tom James Eastern Wyombg Kappler Oat Roger Nedrow Matt Kanppka Zadalis Plate Colby Mun Nowlon Wester’s Klein Kaupplen Kuppler Schidt Axl Emerson Ulally Reshma Omaha Kappler Newton Sehmidt Janerson Tei Torczon Lu Jks R Ehurce Yorthia Platte Club Toreven Links Mey

Huskers open with decisive 40 to 13 win over UCLA Bruins

Nebraska, led by a strong running game from Tony Davis and a balanced offense, defeated UCLA 40 to 13 at Lincoln in Tom Osborne’s NU debut. The defense held steady after a late first-half threat, cementing a confident start for the new era.

Naskers Ucla Bruins Lincoln Nebraska Wiskers Cletus Fischer Husker Tony Davis Huskers UCLA Lee Bruins

Labens score tops keglers at Boulevard lanes

Labens high game 261 leads Boulevard Sunday TV scotch doubles. Kay and Marilyn bowled 261 and 217 handicap series to take first. Laver and Arlene Krings second. Loren and Alice Welten third with 264. Nora and Paula Wilson fourth with 602. Bob and Wanda Jogerst totaled 589. Tworek team 219 for second. Jackpot went to Baby and Kaye Scow after rolloff against Alfred and Vesta Schroeder.

Kay Marilyn Boulevard Lanes Laver Arlene Krings Loren Alice Welten Nora Paula Wilson Bill Dorothy Anson Murray Helen Smith Bob Wanda Jogerst Labens Paul Katie Tworek Wanda Jokers Ansongs Baby Kaye Scow Alfred Vesta Schroeder

Badje’s 671 top series at Columbus Bowl

Gary and Barb Badje rolled 216 184 and 223 for a Gus scratch series totaling 671 and added 46 pins to reach 7000. The Bre Sunday Alibi Seatech Doubles at Columbus Bowl saw Peggy and Larry Beerbohm lead with 628 on 496 scratch plus UH handicap, followed by Elden and Gloria Osten 620 and Duane and Brenda Novotny 614.

Gary Barb Badje Bre Alibi Seatech Columbus Bowl Peggy Larry Beerbohm Elden Gloria Osten Duane Brenda Novotny Del Virginia Nelsoy Widon Macy Christensen Carl Barb Tigba Gary Muth Karen Pollard Charlotte Jloward Weisser Joyce Larry June Foreman Arlene Miller Gary Mulh Roy Griepentreg Henry Gales Ian Christensen Dee Huge Greeusehe Howard Weisser Brenda Novatny Dave Anerson Barb Badie Jim Irvin Duane Novotny Roy Griepentrey Fran Carlson

Thoroughbred entries list for Columbus races on Tuesday

The Columbus page lists multiple race card entries with names, weights, and claimers. Notable horses include Puse, Sugar Again, Visiting Royalty, Unwind, Dashing Across, Mist Fay, and many others across six races, with purses ranging from 40 to 1800 dollars and various claiming prices. Also noted are eligible horses and trainer associations across the event.

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