Rambour Sets Loop Record in Apollo Conf Meet
Michelle Rambour led the Discoverettes with a discus mark of 111 feet 10 inches, a school and conference record, as Millard won the Apollo Conference girls track and field championship with 112 points. Beatrice was second with 92, Columbus finished sixth with 30, and several other records and near-notables highlighted the final conference meet of the era.
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Eke An Millard
Beatrice
Columbus
Michelle Rambour
Discoverettes
Jane Oberg
South Sioux City
Carol Goracke
LeeAnn ‘Rulla
Deb Elsasser
Millard
Ann Walters
CHS
Tammy Mimick
Bettey Weiser
Jan Rich
Kearney State signs Tecumseh star Julie Faris
Julie Faris, Tecumseh High School track standout, signed a letter of intent to attend Kearney State College on a full women's athletic scholarship. Coach Charlie Foster praised her sprint and long jump talents, noting state titles in 100 yards and recent wins in 50, 220, and 440 dashes plus a high finish in long jump.
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Kearney
Neb
UPI
Julie Faris
Kearney State College
Charlie Foster
Julie
Nebraska
Kearney State
Faris
Grubaugh Double Wins At Albion Invitational
West Holt used a balanced attack to win the Albion Invitational boys track meet in David City as rain moved the event. Kim Grubaugh of David City led by winning high jump and shot put with meet records, while West Holt collected multiple titles including a 1:36.6 880 relay and 7.73 60 hurdles. Genoa, Fullerton, and Newman Grove posted strong showings with several meet records. Marcus Wetovick of Fullerton set a 100 dash mark.
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David City
Atkinson West Holt
Albion
West Holt
Tye
Tasler
West Halt
Kim Grubaugh
Dave Sklenar
Mark Chaney
Genoa
Kent Bass
Ken Wetovick
Fullerton
Wetovick
Pat Larsen
Huskers Lose Doubleheader in Missouri Row
Missouri swept both ends of a Friday doubleheader against Nebraska in Columbia. Two two hit pitchers Bob Peiproburgo and Jeff Cornel earned wins as Missouri plated early runs including Cypret’s triple and Laudner’s RBI hits. Nebraska briefly led in the second game but Missouri pulled away in the third with key hits and walks.
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Columbia
UPI
Missouri
Nebraska
Bob Peiproburgo
Jeff Cornel Peiproburgo
Greg Cypret
Tim Laudner
Mike Lally
Jim Leavitt
Tigers
Cammell
Jeff Costello
Cornell
Doug Miller
Cypret
Laudner
Umpire clinics set for April 24 and May 1 in three cities
Nebraska American Legion officials announce three Class A umpire clinics on April 24 in Columbus May 1 in Broken Bow and Scottsbluff. Veteran George Hametz leads Columbus instruction with talks on rule changes gear and positioning. Local officials handle Broken Bow and Scottsbluff sessions at local fields.
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Nebraska American Legion
Francis ‘McMahon
Fairhont
Columbus
Broken Bow
Scottsbluff
George Hametz
Lincoln
Pawnee Park
Hametz
State Legion
Paul Brown Field
Broken Bow Umpires Association
Scottsbluff Legion
American Legion
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Lynne Hudson
Karen Koppel
Norfolk
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K. E. Dorter
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