Liz Lee Leads Grand Island in Girls Track Rout of Columbus
Grand Island’s Liz Lee powered the Islanders to an 87 18 victory over Columbus at Pawnee Park in a dual meet. Denise Christensen and Dawn Kuzelka contributed in field events and relays with 53.9 in the 440 relay and 1 53.1 in the 880 relay. The Islanders swept all 13 events as Bette Wieser’s team eye Scotus and Lakeview on Monday at 4 p.m.
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Goldenrod Conference All Stars Named Across Divisions
The Goldenrod Conference announces all star selections for both West and East divisions plus an All Tourney girls team. Names include Bob Nicklasson Kent Cruise Dana Anderson Jim Wilson Scott Cave Britt Rosane Jon Bryant Dave Huston Tom Wellen Steve Lund Ron Jarecke Alan Johnson Rob Sterup Steve Nordberg Jeff Frey John Zelasney Tom Gdowski and others with first and second team honors across St Edward Silver Creek Polk Genoa Osceola Fullerton Cedar Rapids and Osceola in a season overview.
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Cavs clinch playoff berth and target league title
Cleveland Cavaliers clinched their first playoff berth in franchise history with a 110-101 win over New Orleans, moving into first in the Central Division behind an 18 point fourth quarter by Jim Cleamons. Austin Carr’s 17 points could boost their playoff form.
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Husker nine wins pair
Nebraska wins both halves of a doubleheader with St. Cloud State to improve to 4-10 after a 4-2 opener and a 2-0 second game. John Henne delivered a two run triple in the nightcap, Gary Healey drove in two runs in the opener, and relief pitchers earned both wins.
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Kuhn to decide Messersmith Yankee deal dispute
New York report says Commissioner Kuhn may rule under baseball rules on whether Andy Messersmith must play for the Yankees in 1976 77 78 and 79 after a signed or unsigned arrangement. Players Association says no contract was signed and Osmond had no power of attorney.
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Lafleur Predicts Canadiens Cup Win After 7 3 Victory
Montreal star Guy Lafleur declares the Canadiens will win the Stanley Cup as he scores twice in a 7 3 win over the Pittsburgh Penguins. He reaches 54 goals and the club posts a record 123 points, one win shy of the season record.
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Snead Might Lead Greensboro Open Field
J C Snead a 34 year old PGA veteran is a major contender in the Greater Greensboro Open at Sedgefield Country Club with Uncle Sam Snead a 63 year old legend in the event. Trevino defends as a strong field includes recent 1976 winner and other top players at par 71 course.
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Silver Creek Bowling Tour Champs Highlight Nine Teams
The Silver Creek annual bowling tournament at Columbus Bowl featured nine teams with 18 doubles. Jack Bryant topped singles with 1,862 pins, followed by Dean Spike and Andy Anderson. In doubles Joe Kon Winski and Spike led at 1,203, with Anderson close behind. Leading teams included American Legion and Air Force.
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Family Y Volleyball Results Quietly Impress
Women's volleyball at Middle State shows Us 0 against God Fathers 2 Sarges 1 General Telephone 2 First National Bank 1. Cage results note overall play with multiple teams on display.
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Scotus leads as Catholic Conference meet set for Friday
Scotus Central Catholic favored to repeat as boys champions at Gran Northwest High School with 9 a.m field events and 10 a.m prelims followed by finals at 1:30 p.m. Hastings St. Cecilia girls loom as strong contenders with top performers from the 1975 squad.
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Sundvold shines as SDSU guard helps Jackrabbits
Bob Sundvold of Canton S D and Blue Springs Missouri impressed SDSU this season after transfers from Nebraska junior colleges. The 6-5 guard averaged about nine points per game, shot near fifty percent, and grabbed 87 rebounds while coming off the bench at times. Coach Gene Zulk praised him as an intelligent hard worker who improved throughout the year.
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BYU Names Glen Tuck as Athletic Director
Brigham Young University announces baseball coach Glen Tuck will become athletic director, with retirement of current head under way. President Dall Oaks says transition will start soon and last several months as a successor is chosen.
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