Scotus Seeks 10th Consecutive KC Inv. Title at Pawnee Park
Scotus Central Catholic aims for a 10th straight KC Invitational crown at Pawnee Park as Shawwocks face a large field of challengers including Lincoln Pius X Seward and 21 other teams from Omaha Rummel Howells Humphrey and more. Top sprinters hurdlers and distance men like Paul Nevels Lynn Finney and Tony Molesyk loom, with strong relay teams and junior contenders rounding out the field. Morning trials begin at 9:30 a.m. followed by finals in the afternoon with invitational records under fire.
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Loren Brandstetter
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Fremont and Columbus Invites Loom at Memorial Stadium
Eleven Class A prep teams will compete in the Fremont High Invitational at Memorial Stadium. Prelims start at 3 p.m. finals at 7 p.m. Beatrice’s Chuck Jones and Norfolk’s Mike Zobel aim to break multiple records. Columbus and Southeast contenders also shown.
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Memorial Stadiums Oval
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Iremont
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Beatrice
Norfolk
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Fremont
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Art
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Wisemiller
University of Nebraska
Strand
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Doug Becker
Steve Kynann
Steve Brittenam
Ron Calan
Ywry
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Newman
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John Cale
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Fonner Park Race Entries and Results Highlight
When water was scarce in early Nebraska pinnete Watney used sand to glean dishes after meals then canned them all. The entry list shows numerous horses and riders with odds and placements across multiple heats and purses at Fonner Park in Grand Island.
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Bowl League Finals Narrowly Decide Titles at Boulevard
Stan Gottschall starred in the 680 series amid a mixed league night at Boulevard Waites where Jim Merrinan posted a 200 and Lee Thomas a 188 single with a 310 series. Never Was a Train claimed the league crown as centennial action saw Duane Stenger top with 283 and 229 games.
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Boulevard Waites
Jim Merrinan
Lee Thomas
Stan Goltschal
Duane Stenger
Doh Roesch
Tria
Harvey Lippert
Ralph Weinstein
Rich Vrbka
Chuck Elliott
Leon Miller
Doe Rump
der Seefeldt
Kenny Ulkoski
Frank Bock
Holiday Station
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Valasek powers Tigercats in tight Triangular
Shelby native Larry Valasek of Silver Creek won four events to pace his team as Tigercats edged rivals in a small triangular meet Tuesday. Co champions included Hardyike and teammate Kula with wins in shot put, discus, and 100 hurdle, while Mygcar Glen placed in distances and Gulz led high jump. Silver Creek swept multiple events including the two mile and mile, with Shelby and Hordville distances close behind.
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Larry Valasek
Silver Creek
Tigercats
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Reami Hardyike Wamel
Kula Grabber
Mygcar
Ane Plase
Gulz
Wyman
Blase
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Platte College golf team fields six lettermen this spring
Coach Gene Tar ezon brings a deep roster led by Gary Teel 75 scoring pace and Bill Gildea Keith Kugelman Roy Ove plus newcomers Reister and John Knutsaj. The squad aims for a strong spring schedule with hopes of breaking last fall’s 300 team total as they prepare for NCC events including the Nebraska Junior College Spring Invitational May 6 at the Elk’s course.
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Bill Gildea
Keith Kugelman
Roy Ove
Jim Dicha
Rowie
Reister
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Turczon
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Iran
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Aquinas Monarchs crush Lakeview in dual meet win
David City Aquinas defeated Lakeview 83 to 6 in field events with the Monarchs sweeping all but the triple jump. Lakeview's Karl Muhle won the hop skip jump, while Les Hotlovy led Aquinas in hurdles and high jump. Lakeview's Clete Pillen claimed the only other Lakeview victory as both teams head to Knights of Columbus Invitational in Columbus.
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Monarchs
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Tony Bruckner
Wert
Clete Pillen
Les Hotlovy
Randy Heimer
J. Didier
Knights of Columbus
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Albion Dominates Madison-Boore-Nance Meet
Albion swept relays and events led by Jin Crosby 10.3 and 23.6, Koylal’s hurdle double and new triple jump record. Four relays won, Genoa in second, Carnahan and Koziol among multi-event victors, with strong showings from Newman Grove and Fullerton anchors.
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Genoa
Fullerton Neligh
Edward
Elkhorn Vailey
Newman Grove Fulerton — Albion
Tin Koziol
Fred Carnahan
Jin Crosby
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Albionites
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Carnahan
Newman Grove
Johnson
Ullerton
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Chadron State wins doubleheader over Minot State
Chadron State defeated Minot State in a Wednesday baseball twin bill at Chadron. Lyn Reber pitched the opener and Bob Neesen earned the nightcap win as Chadron State won 4 2 and 7 0. Mike Wilson homered for Chadron State in the finale.
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UPL
Chadron State
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North Dakota
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Bob Neesen
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Lakers rally to 18-107 win in semifinal series
Lakers win on home court as Riley Jas steps up in place of Keith Erickson to spark a 18-107 semifinal victory over the Milwaukee Bucks. Lew Alcindor leads Milwaukee. Los Angeles trails 2-1 in the best of seven. Game set for Friday in Milwaukee.
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Bench homers again as Reds beat Braves in narrow win
Johnny Bench led Cincinnati with four hits including his fourth home run in three games as the Reds defeated Atlanta BB in midweek action. Bench said the lineup is heating up and the Reds aim to ride the momentum after a three-game win streak. In other NL action Philadelphia edged Pittsburgh 6-5 San Francisco beat Houston 2-1 in 12 innings St Louis toppled Los Angeles 7-1 games Chicago-San Diego postponed New York-Montreal rained out Oakland beat Minnesota Milwaukee shutout Chicago 2-0 Baltimore beat Cleveland 3-0 New York defeated Boston 4-0 and Washington edged Houston 5-4.
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Bullets Tie Series With Knicks In Baltimore Rout
The Baltimore Bullets leveled the Eastern Conference playoff series at 2-2 by routing the New York Knicks. Jack Mavis and Earl Monroe combined for 52 points as Baltimore’s defense stifled New York, ending an eight-year drought in offensive output.
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Monroe
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Columbus Juniors edge Hastings in dual meet
Columbus Junior High edged Hastings by 103 to 101 in a boys track dual. Top performers included Robin Oberg with four firsts and Randy Nadichal with two wins plus other high placings. Events highlighted: 880 relay wins for Columbus, Wardinger in 880?, Walters in high hurdles, McNair in low hurdles, Oberg in long jump and discus, Nadrehal in shot put and discus, with Hastings led by Doug Philips in high jump and pole vault.
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Randy Nadichal
Oberg
Nadechal
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Tom Walters
Dave McNair
Eoring
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Shaving strokes in golf swing and club selection
The piece advises golfers to limit practice to a single reliable club, preferably a short iron like a 7 iron, to build a repeatable swing. It cites Tony Jacklin’s swing changes, emphasizes easing into the new year, and warns against overdoing practice to avoid early-season injuries.
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Lili
Platte golfers set school mark in season-opening win
Platte Callepe’s golf squad tied the school scoring record and routed opponents in the opening meet, beating McCook and Northeastern teams by 21 strokes. Medalist Bill Chrisk led Sterling with a 73, while Gary Teel Rey Orr and others posted solid scores as the Raiders prep for a Friday triangular at Eds Country Club.
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Bowl features career firsts in Columbus leagues
In Columbus bowl leagues several bowlers logged career firsts. Bob Kloke opened with a 228 201 and 175 in the Cornhusker League while Ed Kloke led with a 615 series including 224 and 212. Monica Yankie notched her first 200 game with a 201 in the League of Jewels.
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Columbus Bowl
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Monica Yankie
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Fred Leoshard
Bud Rhea
Cy Braun
Mike
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Sheila Stone
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