Gilmore outstanding as Bulls trip Jazz
Artis Gilmore scored 28 points and grabbed 18 rebounds as the Chicago Bulls beat the Utah Jazz 101-82, boosting their playoff chances and moving within a game of second in the conference. Wilbur Holland, Scott May, Mickey Johnson, and Norm Van Lier contributed for Chicago while Nate Williams led Utah with 23 points.
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John Drew
Larry Kenan
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Lakers
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Kareen Abdul- Jabbar
Laker
Don Chaney
Eric Money
M.L. Carr
Bowling Lane Results and Standings Across Leagues
Sunday Nite Mixed results show Ginger Moon 177 489 Lowell Brock 213 Craig Brestel 571 Crazy 4 679 B Ps 1814 Brestel 207 Lambert 200. TV Scotch Doubles top by Brestels 674 Carl Patrick Jan Longnecker 658 Marilyn Labens Bob Ohnemus 644. Bob Neema Goodman win rolloff heading to Omaha on Jackpot Bowling. Columbus Bowl Coffee Cup Dunkers Corhuskers across leagues. Jack's Place Major standings Budweiser leads. Lutheran Bantams And more across multiple lanes and teams.
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Craig Brestel
Crazy
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Harry Lambert
Craig
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Carl Patrick
Jan Longnecker
Marilyn Labens
Bob Ohnemus
Bob
Neema Goodman
Mel Paprocki
Mary Watchorn
Jan Lovell
Joe Anderson
Larry
Joyce Zywiec
Patrick and Longnecker
Brestel
Labens
Ohnemus
Garyland
Malva Gewecke
Bob and
Omaha
Channel 7
Roncalli Names New Cage Coach From Curtis Medicine Valley
James McGinnis will lead Roncalli High School basketball in Omaha after a 16 year coaching career at Curtis Medicine Valley posting 180 wins against 126 losses. McGinnis hails from Dawson and has coached at Stapleton and Gothenburg. Mark Peterson is named assistant football and basketball coach and will graduate from the University of Nebraska Omaha next month.
Reds Extend Spring Edge Over Phillies In Exhibition
Cincinnati Reds again outplayed the Philadelphia Phillies in a spring training exhibition as Ken Griffey Jr delivered a grand slam in the fourth and George Foster added a three run homer to erase an early Phillies lead. Griffey later threw out a pinch runner to seal a 74 victory.
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Bill Campbell
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Kathy Whitworth Wins Biggest Women Pro Prize
Kathy Whitworth shot 71 for a 289 total to win 36 000 first prize at Winners Circle. The victory boosted her year earnings to 40 197 and career total to 667 015, her 78th win, amid strong winds in Palm Springs where Judy Rankin and JoAnne Carner also posted solid scores. Sweden beat Canada 8 to 5 to claim the 19th world curling championships in Karlstad.
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UPI
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Judy Rankin
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Whitworth
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Australia
Sally Little
Carner
Carol Mann
Jane Blalock
Pat Bradley
Betty Burfeindt
Burfeindt
Edwards Wins Greater Greensboro Open in 4 Stroke Margin
Danny Edwards captured the Greater Greensboro Open by four strokes at Forest Oaks CC, finishing 12 under 276 to earn $235,000 and a Masters invite. He led much of the final round despite rain delays, with George Burns and Larry Nelson hot on his heels. Defending champion Al Geiberger joined the $1 million club with his finish as Sam Snead noted for era comparisons.
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Greensboro
N.C
UPI
Danny Edwards
Edwards
Forest Oaks Country Club
Burns
Nelson
Carlsbad
Calif
Grier Jones
al Geiberger
Geiberger
Canary Islands
Sam Snead
Young grapplers compete at Columbus Wrestling Club meet
More than 160 boys from nearby towns competed at the Columbus Senior High gym. Marc Finley of Columbus recorded one of the meet’s fastest pins a 30 second fall in the 52 52 percent championship round of the first and second grade division, earning top honors. Awards were given for the first four places.
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Columbus
Columbus Senior High
Marc Finley
Nebraska tops Buena Vista in twin bill doubleheader
Left fielder Joe Scherger drove in three runs and scored twice to lead Nebraska past Buena Vista 4-2 in game one and 6-0 in game two. Scherger tallied two hits and two RBIs in the opener, while Cliff Faust fanned 11 to earn the win in relief in game two. Nebraska improves to 9-4. Buena Vista falls to 5-5.
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UPI
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Nebraska
Buena Vista
Scherger
Larry Winum
Tim Carroll
Steve McManaman
Huskers
Doug Miller
Cliff Faust
Wayne State
Andretti Wins Long Beach Grand Prix Upset
Mario Andretti closes on Jody Scheckter in the final laps to win the Long Beach Grand Prix. Niki Lauda finishes 0.773 seconds behind in second as Scheckter fades with tire trouble. Andretti calls the victory among his greatest moments and signs it as a sign for his world title hopes.
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Long Beach
Calif
UPI
Jody Scheckter
Mario Andretti
Andretti
Niki Lauda
Scheckter
Indianapolis
Merchants to Practice This Week at Pawnee Park
Weather permitting the Columbus Merchant baseball team will hold practice sessions at 5 30 p m on Monday Wednesday and Friday at Pawnee Park.
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Columbus Merchant
Pawnee Park
Leigh High faculty win by one in weight machine drive game
Leigh High School launched a fund drive for a new weight machine with a Thursday basketball game between faculty men and parents. The faculty won 71 to 70. Participants included Wayne Morfeld Joe Hoppes Mike Inselman Jeff Johnson and Terry Hazard for the faculty and Duane Hoff Frank Reichmuth Victory Olson Jr Edwin Gann Steve Johnson and Roger Bruhn for the parents. Two students Joe Hubenka and Jeff Olson served as referees.
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Leigh High School
Wayne Morfeld
Joe Hoppes
Mike Inselman
Jeff Johnson
Terry Hazard
Duane Hoff
Frank Reichmuth
Victory Olson Jr
Edwin Gann
Steve Johnson
Roger Bruhn
Joe Hubenka
Jeff Olson
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