Scotus Clinches 10th Consecutive Track Crown
Scotus wins its 10th straight Catholic Conference track title at Grand Island hosting Hastings St Cecilia and Central Catholic. Tom Dich a leads with wins in the 440, long jump and triple jump while Stan Liss sweeps relays. Freshmen also strong as Scotus tops field with strong overall balance despite injuries.
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Jim Puete
Shamrockspital
Hum Dputte
Navid City
Aquinas
Hastings
Cecilia
Cache Gratys Island
Cathwlix
Widder
Gary Sehult
Scofus
Lufuls
Llotd
Tom Dicha
Tie Varsity
Stan Liss
Spirits
Ly Beisk
Shamrocks
Dan Brock
Mike Bleiner
Larry Hanke
Brock
Elances
Lakeview
Jim Brock
Jed
Seatus
Wil
Joe McMeekin
Mike Pile Tonk
Dave Steier
Shamcock
Scatus
Ziola and Peterson shine at Concordia Platte meet
Concordia Kad.-Platte College sprinter Dave Ziola clocked 9.8 in the 100 and 22.5 in the 220 while teammate Myron Peterson matched a 42-2 triple jump mark to share first. Raider coach Ro Suggs’ squad finished third behind Fairbury and Clout County Community College in its first outdoor meet.
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Suggs Raider Crew
Fairbury
Clout County Community College
Platte
Ziela
Tan Strnad
Strnad
Rab
Doug Drake
Jey Kobza
Milo
Bruce All
Ay Dave Fr
Schuyler Matmen to California for National Tournament
Schuyler High School wrestling team members will travel to Bakersfield California next week for the National Selection FreeStyle Wrestling Tournament on April 7 8. Roger Faliys Rees Lynn Pelan and Steve Coufal were chosen at the Regional Selection Tournament in Lincoln. Coach Roger Barry and his wife will accompany the youths. Three grapplers per weight class will be invited to Bakersfield for training and competition and a wrestler plus alternate from each class may attend the World Games in Tokyo Japan. The national tournament is held every other year for high school wrestlers 1a years old and under.
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Schuyler
Bakersfield
Calif
Roger Faliys
Is Rees
Lynn Pelan
Steve Coufal
Ihe
Hell
Lincoln
Roger Barry
T Up
Tokyo
Japan
Margaret Court Meets Patti Hogan In Natal Open Final
Margaret Court of Australia faces Patti Hogan of California in the Natal Open final in Durban South Africa. Carl defeated Virginia Wade on Friday while Miss Hogan beat West Germany's Helved.
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Durban
South Africa
Margaret Court
Austalia
Patti Hogan
1Adolla
Calif Dony
Carl
Virginia Wade
Miss Hogan
West Germany
Rudy Gallo rolls 652 series at Columbus Bowl
Rudy Gallo组成 games 236 211 and 205 for a 652 series in the Pawnee League at Columbus Bowl. Other top bowlers include Joe Karnik 240 Carl Ryba Mt and Supersweet with a 978 game and 12 790 series across leagues.
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Tudy Gallo
Columbus Bowl
Hoh Aernt
Jean Kallenbach
Clarence Ernst
K. Neujahr
G. Tarnes
J. Bydalik
Ermie Christensen
Jim Wieser
Don Mathews
Joe Karnik
Carl Ryba
del Trichwasser
Don Beerbohm
Don Makovicka
Wunderlichs
Emil Mueller
Larry Osten
Bud Kapels
Martin Wennekamp
Gené Yohannes
Ray Johnson
Wicks signs five year deal with Portland Trail Blazers
Sidney Wicks, UCLA star, signed a five year contract with the Portland Trail Blazers amid NBA and ABA bidding. Portland reportedly offered 1.5 to 2 million dollars. Wicks praised agent Sam Gilbert and emphasized long term development under coach Roland Todd.
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Portland
Portland, Ore
UCLA
Portland Trail Blazers
National Basketball Associaton
NBA
Wicks
Texas
ABA
Lem Gilbert
Los Angeles
Lew
Alcindor
Milwaukee
Iaery Glickman
Sam Gilbert
Bruins
Artis Gilmore
Howard Porter
Kim McNaniels
Jandel Wicks
Ken Durrett
LeSalte
Roland Todd
University of Nevada-Las Vegas
Santa Monica City College
Bruin
Tek
Sidney
Todd
Bowling Scoring Highlights Across Columbus Leagues
Gretchen Arndt led with a 223 game and Sheila Stone a 574 series as Ballake League scores at Columbus Bowls featured multiple 200 games. Other top marks included Marilyn Hellbush 608 and Ben Pensick 906 for Oasis Bar, with Bob Goodman pounding 299 in Progressive League and Larry Harrington 253 among 200s. Bantam League saw Pat Force 159 and 281 while Jaye Stone and Vicki Wilcox added 131 and 238 respectively. Athletics posted a 360 series to claim team honors.
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Gretchen Arndt
Sheila Stone
Columbus Bow
Stone
Jean Gerber
Connie Kraycki
Marilyn Hellbush
Arndt
Dadie Data
Ben Pensick
Oasis Bar
Bob Goodman
Marty Carlson
Don George
Dennis Behlen
Rich Stone
and Peterson
Larry Harrington
George Spidle
Roy Welker
Pin Hat
Gary
Dodgers
Pat Force
Jaye Stone
Vicki Wilcox
Athletics
Fonner Park racing results at Grand Island
UPI reports Friday racing outcomes at Fonner Park with multiple race results and payouts. Winners include First rate Reckless Love, Special Search, and Bradetta in the opening trifecta, plus Daily double 184.00 and other top finishes across eight races. Attendance noted at 4,206 with over 160,000 pens visited Chadron State ark.
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Grand Island
UPI
Reckless Love
Special Search
Bradetta
Colorado
Amatt
Curious Cousin
Rambler
King Hoss
Cutty Jug
Booming Ground
Tall Jack
Pairagoans
Sista Sasa
Mabern
Alibbai
Exactit
Meadeland
Merry Kem
Pipe Smoker
Dream Cadet AD
Miterna Miss
Triple Springs
Freedom Leave
Bid
Pelouse's Gem
Evyada
Atendance
Chadron State Ark
Brewers aim for .500 season amid young pitching shakeup
Milwaukee manager Dave Bristol enters a third season with the Brewers hoping to finish at .500 after last year’s 63 wins. He banks on veteran pitchers Marty Patti and Lew Krausse, plus improvements from young arms Ship Lockwood, Bill Pars, and John Morris. The lineup features Phil Roof, Flic Rodriguez, Tommy Harper, Danny Wallon, Dave May, and outfield prospects Ted Savage and Hill Voss, with Pete Koegel versatile in the field and as a batter.
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Joe Sargis
Tempe
Ariz
UPI
Dave Bristol
Milwaukee Brewers
Bristol
Line Brewers
Brewers
Marty Patti
Lew Krausse
Ship Lockwood
Bill Pars
John Mo Morris
New York
Oakland
Ken Sanders
John Gelnarang
Telly
Dick Elsworth
Phil Roof
Flic Rodriguez
Kansas City
Brewer Jaucet
Mike Hagan
Ted Kubiak
Roberto Pera
Tommy Harper
Harper
Danny Wallon
Dave May
Andy Kosco
Dodgers
Hill Voss
Angels
Ted Savage
Pete Koegel
Royals
Twins
Brown and Barber share lead in Greensboro Open
In a rain soaked round at Sedgefield County Club Pete Brown and Miller Barber posted five under par 137 to share the lead in the Greater Greensboro Open. Jerry Heard and Terry Dill lurk one stroke back as heavy showers drenched the course and many players struggled to complete the round.
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Greensboro
N.C
UPI
Pete Brown
Miller Barber
Iia Brown
Sedgefield County Club
Brown
Barber
Jerry Heard
Terry Dill
Heard
Britey
Dil
Lee Trevino
Bob Charles
Yreving
Charles
Bruce Crampton
Tony Jacklin
Brian “Bud” Atlin
Art Wall
Julius Boros
Dave Stockton
Gary Player
Billy Casper
Lewis
Fiith
Harber
Ite
Seae
Jni
Olivares Regains Bantam Title In Lively Forum Bout
In Inglewood California Ruben Olivares defended his bantamweight crown with a unanimous 15 round decision over Chu Cho Castillo. Castillo dropped Olivares in the sixth but Olivares controlled the fight at long range with a measured jab and left hook to win the title back before 18 141 fans who paid 254 185.
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Inglewood
Calif
UPI
Ruben Olivares
Chucho Castilla
Castillo
Olivares
Batt
Forum
Castilla
Arturo Hernante
Ciyares
Shas
Gustillo
Hon
Witder
Bantamra
Castillo Botl
Chucky Castillo
ABA playoffs open as Indiana Pacers top Memphis and Squires beat Nets
The ABA postseason begins with Indiana Pacers defeating Memphis Pros 114 to 98 and Virginia Squires overcoming New York Nets 113 to 105. Kentucky Colonels edged Florida 196 to 112 while Utah Stars beat Texas Chaparrals 195 to 113. Key performances include Bob Netolicky 12 in Q3 for Indiana, Roger Brown 25, Mel Daniels 22 and 18 rebounds, and Rick Barry 32 for the Nets.
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Aller
Sik
Schedue
American Basketball Association
Indiana Pacers
Virginia Squires
Indiana
Memphis Pros
Squire
Kentucky Colonils
Utah Stars
Texas Chaparrals
Bob Netolicky
Memphis
Roger Uy
Pacers
Keller
Mel Daniels
Jim Jones
Charlie Williams
Virginia
Trailng
Pais
Nets
Mike Barrett
Squires
Charlie Scott
Rick Barry
Witl
Taule Dampier
Mike Pratt
Kentucky
Colonels
Dan Issel
Issel
ABA
Falk
Larry Jones
Major Joep Action Shows High Scores and Leaders
Friday league play produced strong individual totals as Frank Rockey led with a 226 high game among several bowlers. Arnberger topped the series with 608, while Bury Club posted 879 for top team game and Budweiser 2528 for team series. Dale Electronic League for Women saw Carlie Cox post a 61 SI series with Fuhr, Becher and Cave posting notable scores.
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Teva
Frank Rockey
Ed Meysenburg
Bob Arnberger
Bill Behucle
Paul Livkus
Jack Romshek
Ron Nelson
Don Peleis
Joe Schuele
Joe Kurup
Arnberger
Bury Club
Budweiser
Dale Electronic League
Carlie Cox
Rita Fuhr
Marlene Becher
Corring Cave
Born
Lasers
Kive
Odd splits at Boulevard fall in Speed Queen League
Three S00 series were recorded at Boulevard Lanes led by Jo Sokal with 520. Lee Rurner posted a 07 yoga style figure and Neema Rehten a 1L while Eleanor Scholl had a high game of 188. Deane's Diner topped team honors with 824 game and 2,961 series.
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Boulevard Lanes
Jo Sokal
Lee Rurner
Neema Rehten
Eleanor Scholl
Deane
Diner
Kathy Keumlam
Melon Campbell
Jo Sokol
Sharon Koehler
del Triehwasser
Thunderbolt League
Ames
Stan ‘Otschall
George Davidshofer
Rich Rabak
Werner Guenther
Hamm
Saf Spra Car Wash
Arlington-Washington Futurity nominations hit 476 two-year olds
Arlington Park Racing Director Peter Kosiba announced Friday that 476 two-year-olds have been nominated for the Arlington-Washington Futurity renewal on August 14 at Arlington Park. The field includes entries from major stables and prospects for the season’s flagship event.
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Rorses
Chicago
APL
Arlington Park Racing
Peter Kosiba
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