Baseball strike ends opens on Saturday schedule
Major league owners voted to resume the season and canceled all strike-called games as players agreed to return. Opening day matches include Minnesota at Oakland and Pittsburgh at New York with the pennant races to be decided on a proportionate basis. The walkout cost players, owners, and Baseball overall, while Bowie Kuhn urged future procedures to prevent repeats.
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Bowie Kuhn
Marvin Miller
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Wes Parker
Los Angeles Dodgers
Raiders finish fifth in P. Baruth Invitational
McGOOK Kari Webb of North Platte led his college to first place at the E P Baruth Invitational track meet held at McCook. North Platte topped Garden City Community College of Kansas 87 to 40. Fairbury was third. Platte College and others followed with multiple event winners and records noted, including Webb’s 100 and 220 times and a relay record. Next Platte meet is Wichita State Relays with April 19 home meet against Iowa Western.
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Kari’ Webb
North Platte
Ag. McCook
Garden City Community College of Kansas
Fairbury
Northeastern
Platte College
Nebraska Wester
Dodge City Community College
Cloud County Community College
Platte
Fred Carnahan
Hon Suggs
Steven Turner
Tim Koziol
Bruce Ali
Wichita State University
Wichita
Kan
Iowa Western
Terry Algrim
Garden City
Lonnie Carter
Dodge City
Paul Hoganhagan
Larry Prochaska
Larry Sandoval
North Plate
Lang Furop
Dave Cashmen
Nebraska Western
Jerry Brown
Karl Webb
Ralph Fisher
Tom Hessler
Tim Taylor
Andy ¥ Schultz
Fuibury
Scotus Central Catholic tops Neumann in golf duel
Scotus Central Catholic defeated Neumann with a team score of 184 to 200 at Wahoo Country Club. Medalist Mike Malmstrom led Scotus with 41, followed by Ray Tlamka 45, Terry Honke 47, Duane Heimann 50, and Bob Golden 50. Neumann's Wallace 49, Breunig 44, Novotny 49, Fiala 68. Schuyler to face Scotus next Thursday at Elks Country Club.
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Wahoo Neumann
Mike Malmstrom
Ferenk—Spencers
Wahoo Country Club
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Terry Honke
Duane Heimann
Bob Golden
Per Neumann
Wallace
Breunig
Novotny
Fiala
Schuyler
Scotus
Elks Country Club
State fishing report from Lincoln Nebraska ap
Fishing is picking up across Nebraska says the Game and Parks Commission. Southeast lakes report bluegill and northern pike while Pawnee Lake features walleye and bluegill. Bluestem Lake has crappie on minnows and whitesnapping. Other rivers and lakes list catfish bass crappie rainbow trout and northern pike with baits including minnows, worms, shad, liver, and artificials.
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Game and Parks Commission
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Burehard Lake
Alexandria State Recreation Area
Gayvns Point
Laihn
Sanger
Lake Ericson
Cedar River
Sherman Reservoir
Merritt Reservoir
West Long Lake
McConaughy
Whitney Lake
West Kimball Reservoir
Ogallala
Walgren Lake
Niobrara
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Smith Lake
Island Lake
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Harmon speaker at Leigh High sports night
Leigh High will host a sports night April 14 at 6 39 pm with Gene Harman Creighton basketball star as guest speaker. Leigh Madrigal singers provide entertainment. Athletic and Pep Club awards will be presented. Harman, a 1970 Schuyler graduate, was National Athlete of the Year runner up and chose Creighton after 82 scholarships. he is Creighton’s high scorer and MVP finalist.
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Gene Harman
Creighton University
Leigh Madrigal
Schuyler High School
Creighton
Harmon
Conde Sargent to speak at CHS banquet
Conde Sargent, veteran prep sports writer, will address Columbus High athletes at the CHS Athletic Banquet on Tuesday April 18 at 6 30 PM at Agricultural Park. Tickets are available from COC President Ed Midenour. The event honors all Columbus High lettermen across nine athletic fields for the 1971 72 season.
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Sargent
Minora
Indiana University
Lincoln Journal
World Herald
Herald
Nebraska
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Big Red
Jack Johnson
Frank Brower
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Gymmastics
Ron Beck
Tom Olson
Tom Folsom
Scott Cowgill
Apollo
Fisher Miller win three events in Orioles track sweep
Genoa’s Clay Fisher and Mark Miller each won three events as the Orioles dominated the M BN meet. Fisher equaled a 20.9 in the 220 yard low hurdles and also won 120 highs in 16.9, long jump, and triple jump. Miller doubled in the 100 and 200 meters and added the long jump. Rex Horn of Newman Grove took shot Put and discus. Blain Condreau and Chuck Micek dead heated in the 880. Other winners included Vic Carlson in pole vault, Larry Inness in high jump, Kevin Johnson and Kevin Morris in the mile and two mile respectively, Phil Roewers in the 440, and relays victories by St Edward and Fullerton. The NFL drew a record 10,076,035 paid fans for the 1971 regular season with average 55,363 per game.
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Newman Grove
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St. Edwant
Vic Carlson
St. Edward
Larry Inness
Elkhorn Valley
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Kevin _Morris
Phil Roewers
CIA
Shelby
Monroe
Pawnes Park
Bernie Lewis
Omaha
Lewis
Fletcher
Shelby Nicholy Wee
Arta
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Kellan Perry
Hyo
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Ate
Arkhakhy
Fieteher
Tinden
Heimer
Igortete
Gertsch
Teen
Retay
Rhelky
Sist
Shelly
Soitee
Urkoski
Ars
HR Perry
Tesla Erkuset
Beck
Plan to Use Scorched Earth Policy at Sand Lake Refuge
South Dakota Wildlife Federation says the federal government will implement a scorched earth plan at Sand Lake National Wildlife Refuge near Heela South Dakota to repel waterfowl. Don Sinning of Sioux Falls says Assistant Secretary Nathaniel Reed ordered refuges to be managed to deter the fall migration of snow geese and blue herons.
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South Dakota Wildlife Federation
Sand Lake National Wildlife Refuge
Heela
Don Stoning
Pious Falls
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nathaniel Reed
Gablenz Leads With 638 Series In Bowling Action
Don Gablenz fired a 68 string and a 638 series at Boulevard Lanes as Major Teague competition featured top scores including Mert Keefer 607 and a 211 high game. Ski Lounge and Alley Cats posted strong team totals while other bowlers like Everett Hough, Jack Zelder, and Bill Schivels posted sub-230 games. Meanwhile in football Tom Dempsey shone with a 70.6 percent kicking rate for 12 of 17. Wildlife refuges drew debate over goose populations and policy, with officials citing political pressure from Texas and Louisiana and concerns over the distribution of blue and snow geese.
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Boulevard Lanes
Mert Keefer
Bill Schivels
Everett Hough
Jack Zelder
Jean ‘Laurels
Wildlife
Omaha
Neb
Squaw Creek National Wildlife
St. Joseph
Nerc Mound City
Offielms
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
South Dakota
Sinnng
Sand Lake
Interior Department
Texas
Louisiana
Sinming
Louisiania
Sinning
Robert Hodgins
Gore, Fish and Parks Department
Reed
Polic
Hodgins
Mississippi Way Council
St. Louis
Reed Fins
Shelby dominates track meet with multiple event wins
Shelby claims team victory at Pawnees Park with Fletcher leading in sprints and field events. Bernie Lewis of Omaha Dominican earns three field wins and a 100 yard dash victory. Shelby sweeps relays. Strong performances from Gertsch Perry and others bolster Shelby’s finish while Monroes runners place lower. About 82 million Americans bowled last year, per National Bowling Council survey.
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National Bowling Council
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