Fremont dominates CUS dual meet relays against Columbus
Fremont High trailed in blustery conditions at the CUS oval but swept all three relays and built an early lead over Columbus. Top marks included Columbus' Steve Hoganson leaping 21-7 in long jump and Fremont's Wilson Weber throwing 16-11 in discus. Pave Ziola and Rand Saxman highlighted double wins for Columbus and Mont.
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Leaders shine at Columbus Bowl leagues and scores
Phyllis Newman top score 229 with 593 series in the League of Jewels at Columbus Bowl. Eleanor Marrington 209/608, Lois Conrad 211/210, Dorothy Hard 202/459, Donna Tigges 203/42. Carneds led team with 650 game and 1,067 series. In Cornhusker League Joe Swierezek 227, Jack Zieder 220, Jim Dr 205, Vie Just 207, Don Gi 213, others top around 200. Ski Lounge posted 902 game and 2,62tiig. Elks No led team scoring 683 and 2,520. Columbus Sales Pavilion top team 390/1,722. Creams led team firing 892/1,983.
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Flyers Recall Three Players From Aces
Philadelphia Flyers bring up goalie Dane Wilson right winger Trosaire Paiement and center Serge Vernier from the Quebec Aces of the American Hockey League in a midseason recall.
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Brewers Ready For 1970 Home Opener After Pilots Sale
Milwaukee faces the Angels at home as Dave Bristol’s club settles from the Pilots sale. Lineup features Bolin or Brabenader on the mound with McNertney or Roof behind the plate, Hogan at first, Kubiak at short, Harper at third, and Hershberger in center with Comer and Wainey. Outfielders include Goosen, Wallon, and Foster with bench depth from Rolling and Kennedy.
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Nebraska all star game coaches named Saturday
Lincoln UPI reports the Nebraska Coaches Association plans to name coaches and assistants for the North and South All Star high school basketball teams at a Saturday meeting in Kearney. Committee chair Wally McNaught noted 158 nominations, double last year, with the game set for August 21 at Pershing Auditorium Lincoln.
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Joe Patrick Doubles at Boulevard Lanes TV Event
Channel 7 says Joe Patrick will attend Boulevard Lanes Sunday night for a scotch doubles TV contest. Linda Rush of Columbus partners Patrick with a special “Beat Joe Patrick” night and free soft drinks for all contestants. Patrick also serves as master of ceremonies for Bowling at Leisure on Channel 7.
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Brewers Triumph as Walton Leads 9-4 Win Over Indians
Milwaukee starts anew with a 9-4 victory over Cleveland as Danny Walton goes 4-for-5 with a homer, three singles, a walk, and five RBI. Kaline's ninth inning blast lifts Detroit. Cincinnati routs Washington. Mets win on a costly Cardinal error. Royals beat Yankees. Houston bounces Baltimore. Rosters cut as Pirates, Yankees, and Cardinals shuffle players to ILs and minor leagues.
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McLain says he was robbed over suspension decision
Denny McLain laments what he calls a robbery as Commissioner Bowie Kuhn suspends him indefinitely for gambling ties to a bookmaking operation. McLain, who admitted guilt, will be eligible to pitch July 1 after a three month extension, while investigators found $5,700 in bets but no proof he bet on baseball.
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Grand Island race results show scattered payouts
Race day results from Grand Island list multiple races with horse names and payout figures. Notable entries include Prosperity Lane, Foxy B, Hed's Doll, Chicken Illying, Baca Rattler, Lysiads Tactics, Delta Line, Go Lively, and Chicle's Inca. Final exact totals appear as Ferfecta-29.60 and Allendance-4,184.
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Inca
Allendance
Bowlers of Month Winners Named at Columbus Bowl
The Bowlers of the Month awards at Columbus Bowl honor women Jane Padany Lorene Luijelusche and Twilla Pohlman for March with 241 games and a 588 series. Men’s honors go to Mel Kelberlau 268 and Ed Kloke 683 total. All scores include previous monthly winners but each person cannot win more than one award per season.
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Lorene Luijelusche
Twilla Pohlman
Mel Kelberlau
Ed Kloke
Essink Leads Bowlers in Centennial League Action at Boulevard Lanes
Gordon Essink paced a five pinmen parade to reach a 630 series with games of 243 and 214. John Kosch rolled 831 across three games, while Dave Parprocki posted 613 and Ken Carroll 613 with solid two-game counts. Rich Morgan added 601 as several teammates and nearby players posted strong scores in the mixed league.
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Boulevard Lanes
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Dave Parprocki
Ken Carroll
Rich Morgan
Jim Kalas
Bennie Zoucha
Joe Rurup
Harold Krumland
Jim Thomas
Jim Thalken
Dun Brase
Joe Karnik
Frank Bock
Russ Burmioed
Singleton
Trogers Motor
Art Suracek
Tich Morgan
Kay Moore
Binky Dinks
Gary Muth
Roxate Krumland
Chick Putnam
Tise Johnson
Nock Busters Top Archery League Finals
The Nock Busters clinched top honors in Pawnee Bowmen Wednesday Night Archery League. Sandbaggers were second, Feather Flippers third, Buck Shots fourth. Kinzer scored 287 of 300 for high series. Leng led juniors. Leeper named most improved archer. Club meeting set for April 6 at 7:30 pm. Fred Bear film, field range plans, new policies discussed. open shooting after.
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Bunk Kinzer
Bob Leng
Charles Leeper
Fred Bear
Shamrocks win 3 way track meet at Pawnee Park
Scotus Central Catholic outpaced Scribner and Lakeview in a Pawnee Park triangular. Senior trio Kosch Swierczek Hilger led a wide Shamrocks win with 156 points to Scribner’s 65, while Lakeview debuted with 26 percent of points and potential. Swierczek swept two dashes and high jump. Brooks set Scotus 2 mile mark. multiple events claimed by Scotus with strong pole vault and relay performances.
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Protas
Cunningham perplexed as Bucks take 3-1 lead in series
Billy Cunningham starred for the Philadelphia Tiers with a career high as Milwaukee Bucks edged them 118 171 to move within one win of the NBA quarterfinals. Lew Alcindar keyed Milwaukee early, Jon McGlocklin closed late, and Greg Smith added 25 points. Other playoff matches saw New York Baltimore, Los Angeles Phoenix, and Atlanta Chicago with series shifting. The Lexington Junior League horse Show is America s largest outdoor horse show.
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Lew Alcindar
Greg Smith
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Whitney Young to Throw First Ball at Yankees Opener
Whitney M. Young, prominent civil rights leader and executive director of the National Urban League, accepts an invitation to throw the ceremonial first ball at the New York Yankees home opener on April 7, 1970 against the Boston Red Sox.
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Whitney M. Young
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Boston Red Sox
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National Urban League
Tie for first in billiard action at the Cue Room
Lynn Gbisen Gary Ebel and Charlie Jasper Paul Lewis share first place in billiard action at the Cue Room. Jon Cule delivered the high game for Gary Ebel, while Charlie Jasper led the series.
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Gary Ebel
Charlie Jasper
Paul Lewis
Jon Cule
CBS to Televise Kentucky Derby Sixth Inning Again
The CBS Television Network will televise the sixth inning of the Kentucky Derby from Churchill Downs on May 2 for the 23rd consecutive year, an NBC announced Wednesday.
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