Family Y Wrestling Tourney Winners Named
About 370 boys competed in four weeks of instruction at the Family Y under Columbus coaches Lanny Neese and Kevin Nolan and Discoverer wrestling team members. Top and bottom photo captions list participating kindergartners through second graders with their names and groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hegeman
Kip Anderson
Marc Finley
Frank Tooley
David Rood
Rick Bray
Craig Weisser
Don Rood
Jim Ryba
Scott Palmberg
Chuck Pospisil
Paul Bartholomew
Brian Ferris
Steve Seipel
Greg Wilson
Kurt Tooley
Tim Fox
Brad Scheidegger
Ken Peterson
John Arlt
Jim Meyer
Tom Woodward
Rich Carmichael
Craig Christiansen
Corey Florendo
John Olson
Tom Alt
Todd Thalken
Jeff Roback
LeRoy Krueger
Charles Little
Family Y
Columbus
Lanny Neese
Kevin Nolan
Discoverer
Nordiques threaten WHA playoff boycott over on ice brawl
Quebec’s Nordiques demand life ban for Rick Jodzio and suspension for Calgary coach Joe Crozier plus the firing of WHA Vice President Bud Poile to continue in the semifinals. Nordiques withhold $70,000 gate receipts as talks stall after a vicious brawl and concussion to Marc Tardif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec City
Canada
UPI
Quebec Nordiques
World Hockey Association
Nordiques
Celine
Calgary Cowboys
Rick Jodzio
Calgary
Joe Crozier
WHA
Bud Poile
John D'Acres
D'Acres
Toronto Toros
Houston Aeros
D’acres
Poile
Quebec
Crozier
Jodzio
Marc
Tardif
Maurice Filion
Cowboys
Columbus High Girls tennis rally tops Lincoln Plus X 7 2
Sherri Nelson led Columbus High to a 7 2 win over Lincoln Plus X at Pawnee Park. Nelson won No 1 singles 6 1 6 1 and teamed with Lynnette Cattau to take doubles 6 2 6 3. Other Columbus players and results are listed with multiple singles and doubles wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherri Nelson
Columbus
Lincoln
Pawnee Park
Dorothy Jourtier
York Today
Nelson
Vidal
Lynnette Cattau
Cattau
Joan Nelson
Schneider
Jana Koerwitz
Winter
Cathy Davy
Brusnahan
Connie
Andrew
Koerwitz
Sue Irby
Diane Tredway
Old Timers Meeting Set. Lincoln discus marks lead state list
A baseball old-timers meeting is set for 1 30 p m April 25 at Union Hall Fremont with Pioneer Nite League and Elkhorn Valley participants invited, plus lunch and refreshments. John Beaver of Lincoln High threw 183 2 in the discus Monday, second best state prep mark. Gary Kellogg of Scottsbluff leads with 188 3 in 1969. Butch Staroscik of Columbus ranked fourth among trainers at Grand Island with 47 starts and an 11 9 2 record. horses Ash Jay and Shotgun Pat nominated for Nebraska Derby. Talks of more baseball trades continue with Orioles eyeing a lefty. Bert Blyleven of the Twins sought by many clubs, while Reggie Jackson trade chatter is blocked by Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hall
Fremont
Pioneer Nite League
Elkhorn Valley
John Beaver
Lincoln High
Papillion
Gary Kellogg
Scottsbluff
Butch
Butch Staroscik
Columbus
Grand Island
Nebraska
Orioles
Birds
Baltimore
Bert Blyleven
Twins
Bert
Yanks
Reggie Jackson
Scotus Dominates Central City In Dual Track Meet
Scotus varsity and freshman track squads swept events and topped Central City 98 to 68 as Tom Sobotka matched a school record with 14.5 in the 120 highs and Greg Voboril, Darrell Spulak and Gene Witt led multiple wins. Freshmen also won key sprints and distances extending Scotus unbeaten streaks. The Scots host Knights of Columbus Invitational at Pawnee Park next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
Columbus
Scotus
Jim Puetz
Tom Sobotka
Bison
Gene Witt
Greg Voboril
Darrell Spulak
Dan Martin
Mike Savage
Mike Cielocha
Steve Placzek
Gary Kurtenbach
Rick Schumacher
Scotus Varsity
Knights of Columbus
Pawnee Park
Benson
Korger
Tim Tooley
Korgie
Mile
Voboril
Pat Novicki
Novicki
Kosiba
Chris Hoffman
Liss
Hoffman
Field Evences
Eer
Schaecher
Kevin Abbott
Bill van Lent
Ay Tracy
Discoverers topple York as Pensick leads in 85 64 win
Columbus High defeated York 85 to 64 on Monday as Dan Pensick led with a series of 56- foot shot put marks including a personal best 56-3. Todd Lyon captured the long jump and 440 yard dash, while Steve Ziola and Bill Beckenhauer contributed key wins. Redrow and Robson traded pace in distance events as Columbus dominated field and track in the meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Dan Pensick
Todd Lyon
Columbus High
Pensick
Dan
Lyon
Steve Ziola
Bill Beckenhauer
Mark Redrow
Maroons
Ziola
Beckenhauer
Robson
Lakeview
Redrow
Terry Michael
Brett Burnham
Ron Callan
CHS
Don Pensick
George Rambour
Dave Porter
Porter
John Barry
Rick Honey
al Korte
Roger Peterson
John Tremain
Peterson
Haney
Joaeae
Ken Stovas
Tim Munson
Burnham
Korte
Bob Chovanu
Scott Loseke
Columbus
Beckenhaver
Stavas
Dane Wardinger
Hassen
Vorderstrasse
Chovana
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Columbus Telegram
Columbus, Nebraska
Col
Wa Wrestling
Wrestlo
Patriots
Foxboro
Mass
Jim Falek
New England Patriots
Mike Chamberlain
Leonhard
Conoco
19Th St
33Rd Ave
Nebr
Columbus 4 Telegram
Ash Jay
Kes Horn
Shotgun Pat
Robert Snell
Scotus Downs Bison
Don Martin
Hrozo
Wilhelm
Muble
Polevault
Tracy
Cieloche
G. Melcher
P. Melcher
Mike Cieloche
Savage
Zuerlein
Todd Zuerlein
Schumacher
Prososki
Hajek
Kurtenboch
Neidbalski
Haje
Placzek
Niedbalski
Johnson
McMeekin
Wilson
Tim Tinius
Detter
Tinius
Cielocha
Melcher
Nabity
Iron Man
Uniondale
N.Y
New York Islanders
Billy Harris
Scotts
Beg
13Th Street
Boyd Hardware
Michael
Wardinger
Munson
Brunkhorst
Fleischer Rexall
S&h
13Th St
Northrup King
Wertz Snus
23Rd St
Johnny
Nese
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