Holy Name edges Scotus 7 0 on 36 yard run
Holy Name gains a 7 0 win over Scotus as Mike Thompson breaks for 36 yards for the lone score in a tense game. Jon Kull adds the extra point as Holy Name defeats Scotus in Pawnee Park behind stout defense and a cited late stand.
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Holy Name
Scotus
Reet
Mike Thompson
Ramblers
Columbus Sooius
Jon Kull
JoMpson
Meet Wack
Det
Avent
Kull
Thompson
Shamrocks
Jne Zuerkein
Dave Steiner
Celig
Scotus Ath
Wwent
Ith
Shimtrocks
Terry Wade
Jim Brock
Shamracks
Vin Thomas
Jim Murum
Tom Blahak
Ray Tlawke
Ware Mubiny
Wade
Pat McGill
Ant Tickle
Seous
Inebacker
Jerry Liss
Krambler
Thomas
Ad Steve "Ki¢sehbaum
Coeck Jerry Wilk
Kampy
Scotts
Fremont Bergan
Pawnee Park
Holy Rama
Jon Kroll
Mike
Southeast sweeps past Columbus in district meet
Southwest dominates with a clean sweep winning all seven events and finishing second overall as Discoverers athletes led by Gary Dennrick and Lady Gerrard. Columbus locals Ted Kyster and Ron Brawi stood out amid strong showings and the meet heads to a two week break before resuming with Lincoln Gast and Grand Island events.
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Lincols
Columbus
Discoverers
Knights
Jon Blocker
Blocker
Calymitus
Heit Heck
Bart
wColumps
Lincoln Gast
Grand Island
Get
Spartans
Huskers Tangle With Army On Television Saturday
Sport Shorts notes Nebraska faces Army on regional TV around 12 50 pm with the Bruins and Buckeyes elsewhere in Midwest telecasts. NU fans flood Memorial Stadium and LA for UCLA game, while Army arrives off three weeks rest and a new offense.
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Paul
Nebraska
Memorial Stadium
Columbus
Huskers
Griss
Army
Wall Ty
Fremont nets topple Columbus in Pawnee Park
Fremont captured seven of nine matches across singles and doubles to beat Columbus 7-2 at Pawnee Park courts. Senior Bruce Friedrichsen won the CHS singles title with 5-4, 6-2 over Greg Jobson, and teamed with Mike Berlin to win a 10-8 pro set. The Pontenders previously took third in a six-team invitational doubles event.
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Paul Potter
Steve Venney
Berlin Hanson
Vernon Davis
Greg Cockeran
Brad Tank
Mike Rafedy
Brian Dobbs
Johnson- Venney
Potter-Davis
Acne Eects
Tank-Mixe Volnek
Gary Duranski
Norfolk
Freshman clash sees Grand Island wall hold at Pawnee Park
In a Great Plains Conference game, Grand Island defeats Columbus 20 as Columbus backs fight all day but crack the wall only once on a five yard run. Foulck leads with six unassisted tackles and five assists, while Quinn, Wong, Nitz, Trofhole, Karte, Scribner, Torezon, and Beckennauer contribute for CJHS. Columbus travels to Fremont on Sept 2 for a neoconference Banc.
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Grand Island Walnut
Columbus
Great Plains
Pawnee Park
Thur
Foulck
Mike Quinn
Wayne Wong
Larry Nitz
Tony Trofhole
Alen Karte
Greg Schribner
Dave Fiell
Wid
CJHS
Nitzer
Scribner
Tim Torezon
Bill Beckennauer
Trofhalz
Columbes
Fremont
Native Record Wins Van Berg Stakes at Thuretay Park
Native Record, owned by Paul Me Kemling of Aurora and ridden by Ken Chandler, ended a long win drought to win the Van Berg Stakes at Agricultural Park in Saleabne. The two year‑old earned $9,293.50 as bettors enjoyed two big payoffs in the daily double.
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Native Record
Thuretay Agricultural Park
Saleabne
Paul Me Kemling
Aurora
Ken Chandler
Aloning
Kemiing
Ponner Park
Columbis
Ste Hurlengy
Swekye
Edersen
Ieee Z “Agin Dance
Toran
Neeviay Bop
Pasay Wrn
Cheyror Chip
Rise Facts Gavilie
Shy Tigh Now
Groover Mirah Beend
Jytar Tith
Clatmatar
Chana
Nante
Dorenes Wsilen
Eoar
Hama Ares Waaldens
Teualard Tare
Herckee
Nerbar Board
Furl Cleet
Fox
Vielen
Fiasbey Sona
Relicie
Rax
Chander
Fredeciay
Ali Nelend
Aloran
Sick
Breede
Salad Wests
Spurky Gee
Cokinel Bert Fyacia
Rane
T Thar
Moigr “Ropers
Teen Sree
McMeath
Teer Heailoe
Kansas
Bad Atera
Produsin
Gloria Sue
Wiela
Pels
Inilusonce
Iain Thotveladie
Sunday Racing Totals and Entry List Review
Scrambled OCR notes list horse names, purses, and entries across multiple races with many errors. The fragment mentions races with purses from 10 to 1600 dollars, various horse names, and scattered trainer or owner references, but lacks a coherent event narrative.
Jamboree Journey Slated for Sunday Bowling Event
A Sunday jamboree and workshops are planned with officers and directors from state associations invited. A singles handicap tournament among women will be held at Park Bowl with shifts from 2 a.m. to noon. The AJBC semiannual meeting is set for 10:30 a.m. at Valley View Golf Club followed by a 2 p.m. workshop. Contact Harry Carlson or Fred Gusik for details.
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Bremont
Association Ofrivers
AJBC
Anl
Park Bowl
Valley View Golf Club
Valley View
Harry Carlson
Columbus Bowl
Fred Gusik
Tremont
Royals to Host 1973 All Star Game in New Stadium
Kansas City Royals announced the 1973 All Star game will be held Thursday night July 24 at Royals Stadium in the Harry Truman sports complex. The new venue nears completion with a sealing capacity of 40 589 as season tickets go on sale.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Royals
Royals
Lutheran kegler Gary Badje eyes top honors at Columbus Bowl
Gary Badje fired a high game of 221 and a 618 series in the Taitheran League at Columbus Bowl. Rueben Arndt posted 211, Wal Henke 207 and 204, Ted Saulfeld 221, and Bauje 200. Purina led team scoring with 547 game and 2,645 series. Gordon Essink had 243 game and 597 series in the Pawnee League. BC Steppers topped team games with 961 and 2,752. Other top keglers include Don Brase 210, Bill Anson 210, Don Mathews 224, Del Trickwasser 201, and John Pekarek 226. Marlene Louis 199, Kay Miller 52, Polkas 715 game 1,917. Verona Sch 104 series, Jane Fodeny 203, Bea Pensick AIG.
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Gary Badje
GML
Columbus Bowl
Rueben Arndt
Wal Henke
Ted Saulfeld
Bauje
Purina
Gordon Essink
BC Steppers
Don Brase
Bill Anson
Don Mathews
Gary Badie
del Trickwasser
John Pekarek
Marlene Louis
Kay Miller
Polkas
Verona Sch
Jane Fodeny
Bea Pensickaig
Pirates Clinch NL East Title In Dramatic Finish
The Pittsburgh Pirates clinched the National League East title after a 2-2 win over the Mets, sealing the division as champagne showers erupted in the locker room. Manager Will Virdon reflected on a long season. Richie Hebner and Roberto Clemente contributed key RBIs while Steve Blass pitched and the crowd celebrated the pennant. Detroit topped Boston 10-3 in the American League as implied by the night’s action.
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Tomemory
Associated ‘Press
Pittsburgh Pirates
Nhy
Steve Blass
Will Virdon
Virdon
Emmy
The
Pirates
Richie
Hebner
Roberto Clemente
Mill May
Bop Robertson
Fea
Wwen
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detrolt
Boston
Milwaukee
New York
California
Kennis City
Detroit
Joe Coleman
Tigers
Hoston
Mike Garman
Linisville
Edie Kasko
Tregh Garman
T Lad
Kasko
Aewan Lad
Johnny Briggs
Brewers
Twe Foel
Rennie Allen
Yankees
Vob Oliver
Kansas City
Nolan Ryan
St. Louis Firs
Ted Simons
Suns
Bob Beane
Army ready to meet hard-hitting Huskers in big test
Nebraska coach Bob Devaney says Army will bring physicality as the Cornhuskers prepare for a Midship showdown at West Point. Kingsley Fink anchors Army while Hamm leads Nebraska, which is adjusting to a non-wishbone offense and aiming for a balanced attack after a 37-7 win over Texas A&M. Merkavic notes Nebraska has faced the Huskers twice, gaining edge in scouting but facing jitters first game.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Bob Devaudry
Army
Cornhuskers
Service Academy
Devaney
West Point
Midle Stadium
ABC
Aekalf
Huskers
UCLA
Dave Stumm
Texas A & M
Quarerback
Kingsley Fink
Hamm
Texas A & Ki
Army Zeoul
John Macknvie
Merkavic
Gome
Fameda
Jockeys Switzer Anderson Rise in 100 Point Bracket
Dan Switzer and Wayne Anerson moved up to the 100 point bracket after a big day at Columbus Races. Switzer had six horses in the money while Anderson rode a winner a place and a show. Fred Ecstley gained only two on Thursday and his margin is over runner up William Stalag. Chandler Kruger Switzer among leaders.
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Dan Switzer
Wayne “Anerson
Columbus
Switzer
Anderson
Fred Ecstley
William Stalag
Chandler Kruger Switzer
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Jin Puetz
Bob Shenka
Tamblee
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Talépram
Rita Gover
Ron Brows
Calusakus
Eheal
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Taneen
Scott Mott Hee
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Walter B. Evans
Los 2St Street
Platsto River
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Betty
Catalina Island
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Calif
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Nsas City
Terry Zorger
Huntington
Ind
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
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Taig
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Tina
Angel Page
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Minnesota
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