Scotus 880 sweep nets city track meet title
Scotus won the annual city girls triangular track meet with 55 points led by Chris Kaasch who won the open 880 in 2 46.3 and by a 1 2 finish in the 220 with Connie Hajek and Jackie Melliger. Columbus led early with school records as Lakeview trailed in sunny conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Kaasch
Scotus
Lakeview
Columbus
Kaasch
Denise Determan
Ann Syslo
Cindy Niedbalski
Connie Hajek
Jackie Melliger
Tammy Bogus
Paula Slusarski
Hurdies
Diane Mortensen
Jo Bartholomew
Ivy Bokenhus
Tammy Mimick
Jane Vandenberg
Sandy Bank
Karen Saalfeld
Detoris Behle
Tammy Runge
Lyndy Emerson
Karen Schumacher
Chris Koasch
InAnn Systo
Ann Ayslo
Ann Melcher
Janice Witt
Julie Jarecki
Glenda Plettner
Joyce Dirks
Jumbus
Michelle Rambour
Ann Hamling
Brenda Janssen
Becky Persod
Mile Rambour
Ann Ewert
Leigh Merrill
Bev Ebner
Ann Wardeman
Cheryl Schietter
Bowling League Scores and Standings From Local Clubs
Summary of bowling results listing individual scores for multiple leagues including Easy Rollers, Streamliner, 20 Century, Speed Queen, Thunderbolt, Sunday Night Mixed, and Ladies leagues. Highlights Freddies Horem winning the Sunday Night league and TV mixed match results with Beierman Janssen duo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Maurer
Dora Peterson
Easy Rollers
Streamliner
Debbie van Ackeren
Dorothy Touter
Jean Bernt
Case Power
Behlen Bombers
Century League
Ed Zimmer
American Legion
George Harte
Larry Harrington
Larry Seawall
Speed Queen
Roger Joseke
Toy Schmidt
Larry Bomberger
Bill Kresha
Gary Howeser
Sue Paprocki
Jessie Sneed
Ritch Priester
Swinging Four
Freddies Horem
Fred Bierman
Kathy Hassebrook
Gary Howser
Jodie Howser
Tom Shemek
Kathy Gallo
Ray
Marilyn Labens
Jim Beierman
Nancy Janssen
Mark Clarej
Patti Brezinski
Bierman-Hassebrook
Shemek-Gallo
Labens
Jim
Kings Face Tense Start in Short NHL Playoff Series
New York reports that the 1974-75 Kings with 105 points enter a best of three prelim against Atlanta. The Kings, favored versus Toronto earlier, lost two games to one in that series and seek a rebound. Buffalo goes to St. Louis, the Islanders host Vancouver, and Pittsburgh visits Toronto in other openers.
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New York
UPI
Los Angeles Kings
Kings
Atlanta
Toronto
Leafs
Los Angeles
Buffalo
St. Louis
New York Islanders
Vancouver
Pittsburgh
Lakeview Invitational set with 23 schools in two class races
Lakeview hosts the sixth annual Lakeview Invitational track meet with 23 Class B and C schools. Field events begin 8:30 a.m. and finals at 1 p.m. Defending Class B champ Columbus Scotus faces Seward and York. Contenders include Valley Battle Creek Fullerton in C, with multiple 1970s records highlighted and several athletes aiming to break marks.
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Lakeview High School
Viking
Columbus Scotus
Central Ten
Seward
York
Lakeview High
Tom Bruckner
Pierce
Aurora
St. Edward
Madison
Newman Grove
Clarkson
Humphrey High
Humphrey St. Francis
Lakeview
Tom Kropp
Genoa
Fred Carnahan
Oriole
Tim Koziol
Mike Landerfield
Dodge
Mark Obermeier
Softer greens expected to yield lower Masters scores
Bob Murphy predicts lower overall scores at this year's Masters as greens are cut faster but not made harder. He notes Augusta National's 7,020 yards and par 72 layout with 73 players, cut to 44 after two rounds. Gay Brewer backs Jack Nicklaus as the favorite despite fading from 1967 glory.
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Augusta
UPI
Bob Murphy
Murphy
Jack Nicklaus
Gay Brewer
Four pitchers show readiness despite shortened spring training
Four leading pitchers Frank Tanana Lynn McGlothen Woodie Fryman and Wilbur Wood delivered strong spring outings suggesting peak form despite a curtailed camp. Tanana pitched seven innings of five hit ball as the Angels beat the Cubs 9-4 and will start the opener. McGlothen and Fryman each dominated, while Wood worked eight innings in the White Sox 6-3 win, with Downing and Brohamer fueling scoring in earlier fights.
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Fred Down
St. Louis Cardinals
Woodie Fryman
Montreal Expos
Wilbur Wood
Chicago White Sox
Tanana
Angels
Chicago Cubs
Oakland A
McGlothen
Cardinals
Boston Red Sox
Bake McBride
Lou Brock
Fryman
Expos
Kansas City Royals
Dan Warthen
White Sox
Atlanta Braves
Brian Downing
Jack Brohamer
Billy Williams
Oakland A’s
San Diego
Plunkett Traded to 49ers for Draft Picks and Owen
The San Francisco 49ers acquire Jim Plunkett from New England in exchange for Tom Owen and three draft choices. Coach Monte Clark calls Plunkett a vital cornerstone for a permanent No 1 quarterback, pending Brock Brodie’s era. Plunkett signs a three year contract after shoulder and knee issues in 1974.
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SAN Francisco
UPI
San Francisco 49Ers
Jim Plunkett
John Brodie
49Ers
Plunkett
New England Patriots
Tom Owen
Monte Clark
Brodie
Dick Nolan
Nolan
New England
Patriots
Clark
Jim
Owens
Wichita State
Steve Grogan
CHS Nets Fall to Pius in Tennis Dual
Lincoln Plus X earned a 7 2 victory over Columbus High as CHS girls host Grand Island beyond the Islanders courts. Sherri Nelson won 10-2 in singles and teamed with Lynnette Cattan for a 10-2 doubles win.
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Lincoln
Columbus High
Grand Island
Sherri Nelson
Lynnette Cattan
Cattanl
Ann McDowell
Joan Nelson
Jana Koerwitz
Sue Irby
McDowell
J. Nelson
Joan Olson
Diane Tredway
Baseball picks: Yankees A's Phillies Giants to win
Milton Richman predicts the Yankees in the AL East, A's in the West, Phillies in the NL East, and Giants in the NL West. He favors San Francisco pitching and Oakland’s additions, with Boston stumbling and Pittsburgh and Los Angeles strong behind Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
A’s
Phillies
Giants
Milton Richman
UPI
Tampa
Fla
Cincinnati Reds
Red Sox
Reds
San Francisco Giants
Pirates
Jim Kaat
Ron Reed
Oakland
Reggie Jackson
Ken Holtzman
A's
Don Baylor
Mike
Cincinnati
New York
San Diego
Houston
Montreal
Chicago
Atlanta
Baltimore
Kansas City
Boston
Texas
Cleveland
Minnesota
Milwaukee
California
Detroit
Messersmith Return Hopes Rise With Angels Offer
Los Angeles California Angels GM Harry Dalton said the club has increased its bid to sign right hander Andy Messersmith, a 19 game winner with the Dodgers last season. Dalton awaits Messersmith’s response after talks with agent Herb Osmond.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
California Angels
Angel
Harry Dalton
California
Andy Messersmith
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dalton
Messersmith
Herb Osmond
Nebraska drills hit by 27 missing players
Twenty seven Nebraska football players were absent from Monday practice due to injuries from Sunday's scrimmage. Coach Tom Osborne said the session went well and noted a mental letdown after the scrimmage. Tim Fischer will miss the rest of spring with a broken elbow. Clete Pillen and Jeff Pullen bow out a week to ten days with knee and finger injuries. Tom Vering also out a week to ten days with a broken hand.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
University of Nebraska
Tom Osborne
Tim Fischer
Clete Pillen
Jeff Pullen
Pillen
Pullen
Tom Vering
Fremont
Walken
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Janssen Enterprises
Bert Soulliere
Betty Janssen
Betty Soulliere
Mary Lix
P.C. Bar & Bowl
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Georgia Kuta
Dorothy Rosenthal
P.C. Bar
Barb's Beauty
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St. Francis
Don Rossbach
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Howells
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Tom Sobotka
Doug Sweeney
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Conroy Jeffries
Michael
Stan Luebbe
Gregg Elkins
Peebles
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Baack
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