Rupps kick clinches 13 12 Lakeview win over Scotus
Lakeview edged Scotus 13 12 at Pawnee Park Memorial Stadium as Dean Rupp's extra point after a late drive decided the game. Scotus led early with a first-quarter score but Lakeview rallied, overcoming eight turnovers between the teams and a knee injury scare to Ken Sead. Final: Lakeview 13 Scotus 12.
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David's Charger Wins Juvenile Laddie Stakes Feature
David's Charger owned by Barron Mordaf Valley clinched his second win of the Agricultural Park season by capturing Friday's Juvenile Laddie Stakes. The two year old gelding, ably ridden by John tietiele, surged in the stretch to nose out favored Wally White Hye. Payoff saw David's Charger return $15.20 with a $5,309 purse share from a total $2,380. Rest of the card featured Schuyler-Central City scoring in three quarters, Tom Cordson posting two one yard plunges for six points, and defensive leaders led by Larry Coufal and Gere Lippincott. Central City hosts St. Paul Monday. Schuyler travels to Blair.
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Stone's 620 leads at Columbus Bowl in Progressive League
Stone rolled a 620 series in the Progressive League at Columbus Bowl with 216 214 and 190 games. Harry Carlson was just behind with 410 in a high-placed set. Gary Muth led with a 224 game and 210 series while others posted 202s and 201s as part of the day’s bowling totals.
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Palmer notches 20th as pennant race heats up
Orioles ace Palmer earns his 20th win in a 20-3 pasting of the Yankees amid a heated AL pennant chase. Boston and Detroit hover near the top with Cleveland, Oakland, and Chicago vying for position. Palmer celebrated with champagne after a six inning stretch before tiring in the seventh as the Yankees rallied briefly.
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Ravenna rolls at Fullerton in key conference clash
Ravenna dominates Fullerton with two big quarters 32 6 in a Lou Platte Conference tilt. Eugene Psota opened with 40 and 70 yard TDs aided by a 58-yard screen from Dave Shept. Doug Builis recovered a fumble and added a 5 yard return. Kevin Wetovich returned a kickoff 74 yards for Ravenna. Ravenna improves to 2-0 and hosts Centura next.
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Letters Shine In Dual Leagues At Boulevard Lanes
Rita Jolw and Carolyn Griffiths led the Women's Dale Electronics League with 223 and a 205 series as part of a 534 series. Darrie Cox added 527. The Niners posted a team game high and Pit Pointers posted 2,158 in total. In the Senior League Doug Maus led men with 207 and 472 while Lucy Ehlers topped women with 182 and 495. Attas posted a 575 team game.
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Humphrey Defeats Seaboan 44-26 in Friday Night Football
Senior QB Reb Sillis starred with three scores and 28-yard TD pass to Tom Grisen as Humphrey rolled to a 44-26 win over Seaboan. Loughdowns connected on two passes, Bramil led defense, and Humphrey dominated after a tight first half.
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Carmona Captures WBA Lightweight Title in Crushing Win
Mexican lightweight Carmona dominates challenger Ramos in Long Beach scoring four knockdowns and stopping Ramos in the eighth round. Ramos collapses on way to hospital with concussion and remains under observation. Carmona holds WBA version. Ruberto Duran holds the WBA 135-pound crown.
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Beatrice and Columbus Battle To A 14 14 Tie
Beatrice and Columbus played to a 14 14 tie as the Apollo conference opener ended deadlocked. Dan Kraus connected with Tom Moore for the tying 18 yard pass with 1 13 left. Dan Dell’s extra point tied it. Oberg ran 72 yards on 14 carries for Beatrice. Ziola and Miller connected for a late Columbus score.
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Kyster Leads Local Gymnasts To Dual Victory At Home
Sophomore Kurt Kyster starred for Columbus High as the gymnasts defeated Hastings 67.2 to 100.0 at Discoverer Gym. Senior Ted Kyster and Bill Luci led in floor, still rings, and parallel bars with first place finishes. Don Flohart and Rob Stene contributed in all-around and horse events as coach staff Ron Beck and Bart Bartholomew prep for Lincoln Southeast.
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Matson Tops League Scores at Boulevard Lanes
Dennis Maston rolled a 237 game and Dan Ruegi a 557 series with a 222, as Boulevard Lanes hosted major league action. Frank Staroselk and Vern McClurg each had 221, Bob Wilson 224, while the Boulevard Lanes quintet posted an 883 game and 2,600 trio. In Speed Queen League, Weema Rehlen led with 205 and Marlene Boesiger added a 20. Rusty’s Rebels posted a 798 team game and 2,340 threesome. Denils Kudron fired a 214 single as Thunderbolt League action ended with B D Construction ending at a 50 team game and 2,53 aggregate.
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McCool spoils Shelby streak in stunning 386 win
Shelby bound by turnovers falls 386 as McCool leads the victors with Dennis Perkins scoring twice and Jon Navel adding a pass play. Murray Hull, Ron Clark, Dahlgren and Wombacher contribute scores while Mike DeTurk tops Shelby with 14 tackles as Benedict visits next Friday.
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Upsets Prevail in Montreal Tennis Tour Meet
In Montreal three of four favorites lost in the singles quarterfinals of the International Tennis Tour event. Upsets marked the day as lower seeds ousted top contenders in a surprise round.
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