Big field set for K of C meet Friday in Pawnee Park
Coaches and fans anticipate a record flood of talent at the Knights of Columbus Invitational led by Scotus Central Cath and Shamrocks. Lincoln's Paul Nevels headlines sprint hopes with Finney and other stars from Seward, St Cecilia, and Rummel aiming for multiple marks and possible records across events from sprints to relays and field events beneath a large regional field at Pawnee Park Friday.
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Sculus
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Jim Howe
Sewand
Jack Schroer
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Twins Rout Angels as Alyea, Perry Spark Win
Minnesota wins to 4 0ver 82 over the California Angels led by Brant Alyea’s grand slam and Jim Perry’s four hitter in his second complete game. Al Howell’s homer helped fuel an eight run sixth inning. Rigney smiles at the postgame memories despite an earlier fire, noting the swing of a charged ballgame.
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Scotus Athlete of Year to be cited at Shamrock banquet
The Shamrock Athletic Club will honor Scotus Elish School’s Athlete of the Year at its 12th annual all-sports banquet on May 18 at Scotus Memorial Mall. Past winners include Joe Blohak and Eddie Sutton will speak as Creighton University’s athletics director.
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Sten Gottschall Leads Centennial Bowling at Boulevard Lanes
Centennial League action at Boulevard Lanes saw Sten Gottschall roll a 644 series with 20, 218 and 224. Joe Rurup led with a 225 high single while Ramies teammates posted multiple scores including Rich Morgan 214 and John Kosch 221. Rogers Motors topped with a 956 game and 2779 series. Junior and Prep leagues featured Jim Anson 219 and Kerry Aldrich 192 with Roxanne Krumland at 159 and 44.
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Mert Keefer
Jin Thalken
Don Adamy
Joe Schuele
Harold Krumland
Jim Strneblag
Rogers Motors
Jim Anson
Gary Muth
Roxanne Krumland
Kerry Aldrich
Jeannine Evans
Adair Leads Bowler Pacing 235 Game and 615 Series
Adair posted a 235 game and 615 series in a coffee cup league match while Columbus faced Ben McDermott with a 212 from McDermott and 210s from Vie dust Gary Soulliere and Dick Weljen. Jeader’s Lark Har bowled a 947 first game and 2704 three-game set for Team Leader in the Coffee Cup League as Lilyan Mortensen and Rose Lanphear shared game honors. Dorothy Hurd also posted 200 with others contributing small scores in a crowded league scene.
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Yaz and Williams feud eases as Yastrzemski backs Kasko
Baseball star Carl Yastrzemski defends Red Sox manager Eddie Kasko amid rumors of hostility with former skipper Dick Williams. Yastrzemski praises Kasko's communication, notes Williams’ harsh approach, and predicts a winning season for Boston. He emphasizes personal respect and team focus over media sensationalism.
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Mike Torrez Dominates with One-Hit Win and Hot Bat
Mike Torrez pitched a one hit shutout with a 10-0 victory on Wednesday. He credited luck with his bat and reflected on a rough season ending with a no hitter loss in the eighth. The Cardinals built a big lead early and coasted, as Montreal Expos pitcher Joe Sparma struggled and the offense surged behind Torrez’s hot hitting.
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Huskers hold scrimmage shows mixed results in Lincoln
Nebraska coach Bob Devaney staged a one hour scrimmage on a Wednesday afternoon noting inconsistency. Fullback Dan Schneiss stood out for effort though he fumbled a pitchout while the No. 1 defense showed improvement as backs and linemen fought to maintain the pace.
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Familiar pitchers to be on mound for Omaha Royals
Three familiar pitchers will start for the Omaha Royals as they begin the season at home. Chris Zachary will hurl the opener Friday night against Evansville, with Jerry Cram and Don O’Riley starting Saturday and Sunday’s 1:20 p.m. contests. All three pitched for Omaha last year and spent time with the parent Kansas City club.
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Jerry Cram
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Walt Hazzard Out For Hawks Playoffs With Wrist Injury
Walt Hazzard is sidelined for the remainder of the Atlanta Hawks playoff games due to a injured wrist sustained Tuesday night in a scramble under the basket. The Hawks were trailing the Los Angeles team 9 20 in the Western Division final series.
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Casper and Rodriguez Start New Orleans Open Momentum
Masters champ Billy Casper and Chi Ch Rodriguez push toward the Greater New Orleans Open as 149 golfers chase the 7080 yard Lakewood course. Casper won an 18 hole playoff recently and Rodriguez posted a seven under 65 in the pro am while Lee Trevino leads money titles this season.
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Drug education profits from Midlands Tennis Tourney
Proceeds from the Midlands International Tennis Tournament in Omaha will fund a drug education program. The Junior League, sponsor of the tourney, voted to spend all profits on drug abuse prevention at city junior high schools. Other potential projects include Legal Aid Society, the Volunteer Bureau, and the Day Care Center.
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Ohlson Ebel Lead Billiard League Standings at Cup Room
Lynn Ohlson and Gary Ebel topped the standings as first place team in Billiard League action at the Cup Room. Charles Jasper and Paul Louis finished second. Dennis Van Winkle and Jasper tied for high game honors on Wednesday evening, with Dennis leading in the series. The tournament ends with trophies presented in May.
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Discoverers set for Fremont Invitational
Fremont hosts the first annual Fremont High Invitational Track and Field Meet featuring seven Class A schools at Memorial Park Stadium on Friday April 1. Prelims start at 3:15 pm with finals in multiple events including pole vault and sprints. Columbus Beatrice Millard and Omaha Ryan challenge host Fremont for top honors.
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Lakeview tracksters win first victory in school history
Lakeview High School earned its first ever victory in District 2A action, defeating Aquinas 3 0 3 percent on the Butler County track. The Vikings swept events including long jump and 220 dash, with Ted Schmidt winning the long jump and high jump. Dennis Osten claimed the 40 dash and added points in jumps and the 440. Paul Jaziyick, Roger Kapels, and Dave Stiva contributed in sprints and field events as Lakeview heads to the Knights of Columbus meet Friday and Missouri Valley meet Monday.
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Roger Kapels
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Grand Island Race Results From Wednesday Meet
UPI reports Grand Island race results with multiple horse names and payouts. The card lists races with winners, exacta and trifecta figures, and attendance of 3,986 as the crowd.
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Featherweights Difiore to rematch Ocasio April 27
Portland's Difiore meets New York's Ocasio in a rematch on April 27 in Providence. Providence middleweight Ricky Reimandi faces Dene Hederick of Toledo, Ohio, to feature in the card. Difiore previously beat Tooth in Boston by decision.
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