Lakeview track squad at York Invitational meet
Lakeview track team competes at the York Invitational with preliminaries at 9 a.m. and a two mile relay, followed by morning finals. Coach Tom Bruckner reports entries in open events and relays while Kurt Muhte, Roger Goedeken, and others vie for high jump and sprint honors. Field leaders include Bob Warlal in shot and long jump, Don Jnselman in high jump, Marv Janssen in pole vault, and Wendall Korte in high jump. Lakeview aims to build a well rounded squad after recent improvements and prior fifth and sixth place finishes in major invites. The Husker Conference meet is set for May 6 at North Bend Central’s all weather track.
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York
Warlal
Aible
Don Jnselman
Marv Janssen
Lyle Asche
Wendall Korte
Husker
North Bend Central
Allo Weather
Tim Wamides
Bak Reality
Woughs
Pritz Sshwank
Bai Egers
Zepers
Aguinass
Tom ‘Scalua
Gary Cit
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al Fae
Gene Wie
Harry Tal
Tom ‘Subetke
Kevin Abboin
Kevin Abbott
Iain Ala Tad
Ban ‘Martin
Deo Sehacher
Jobe Panik
Sehaggher Ts
Way Jong
Tim Kovar
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Yom Isbelka
Kevin Asboth
Ryun Says He Feels Same Running for Money as Medals
AP report from Toronto notes Jim Ryun world record holder in the mile says he feels no difference running for money or gold medals. He described his approach as going out to run his best against the others and do the best he can.
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White Rim
Vance
Stow
Victor McLaglen
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Jack Johnson
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ITA Pro Track Tour Aims For Strong May Meet Run
ITA founder Mike O Hara notes the International Track Association has completed its research and development phase. The circuit expects about 6 000 spectators per event with a Toronto meet featuring a Ryan Kip Keino clash drawing 10 000 plus. Pros focus on competition over money as season forecasts plan six wins for a 9 000 four month haul and a grand prix bonus of 6 000.
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Iere
Maple Leaf Gardens
Toronto
Balfi
Mike O'Hara
O'Hara
ABA Playoff Front Runners Shake Up Semifinals
The Kentucky Colonels beat the Carolina Cougars 118-110 and Indiana Pacers defeated the Utah Stars 108-94 to take a 2-1 edge in their best of seven semifinals. Lakers face Warriors in West final opener as Boston leads New York 1-0 in the East.
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Champion meet slated April 27 at Boulevard
Champion of Champions tournament to begin April 37 at Boulevard Lattes with top teams advancing to the state finals in June. Winters from both men and women divisions will compete in the playoff rounds, with the Nebraska State Bowling Proprietors Association sponsoring the annual event at the Hallingart Bowl.
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Scotus track teams sweep dual meet wins at Pawnee
Scotus Central Catholic track squads dominated Pawnee County schools. The boys beat Dawid City Aquinas 111 to 38, while the girls defeated St. Francis 8249 to 3745. Mike Pile led the varsity with multiple wins in sprints and jumps as prep for Randolph Invitational.
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Aquinas
Monarchs
Ant
Bears sign Florida State quarterback in Hall of Fame fashion
Chicago AP report: George Halas believes rookie Gary Huff will mature into a productive Bears passer. Halas compares Huff to Sid Luckman and Bill Wade after Abe Gibron introduced Huff as Sears' No 2 draft pick, signed to a three year deal at undisclosed terms.
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Gary Juff
Florida State
Chicago Bears
George Halas
Sid Luckman
Bill Wade
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Sears
Boulevard Bowling Highlights Include Top Scorers and Records
Top Boulevard scorers Janet Schuele with 211 and Linda Trockman with a 519 series lead the report. In Boulevard Lanes Streamliner League Janet posted 513 with Columbus Steel fed posting an 824 game and 2200 total. In 20th Century Teague Dick Whelchel topped shooting with 224 and 599 while Don Zulkoski had a 200. Plalte College posted an 83 team fame and Porson’s totaled 2325.
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Linda Trockman
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Columbus Steel Fed
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Dick Whelchel
Don Zulkoski
Plalte College
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Ak-Sar-Ben Names Acting Mutuel Manager
C I Peck Jones of Casselber Fla named acting manager of the Ak-Sar-Ben mutuel department succeeding the late Jesse R Jolly. Jones has worked in the department since 1910 and also serves as mutuel manager at Fenner Park Lincoln Park fairgrounds Columbus and Atokad in South Lincoln City.
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Fenner Park
Lincoln Pairgrounds
Columbus
Atokad
South Linux City
Platte College saddles up for greatest basketball season
Platte College, led by Coach Gene Torezon, posted a 27-8 mark highlighted by a trip to the National Junior College Tournament in Wilkinson Kansas. The Raiders defeated Fairbury 81-78 for sub regional honors and topped Casper, Wyoming 70-58 to win Region 9, while freshman Tim Williams spearheaded the attack with 617 points and 259 rebounds.
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Omaha
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West
Ray Turner
Bob McEniry
Lincoln
Steve Fisherty
St Edward
Joe Sindelar
Howells
Harvey Fantroy
Torezon
Ben Suggs
Stuart Essman
Pat Baumlalk
Tim Koziol
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Fayer
Hollalt
Huse
Fantroy
Buefernich
Cornell Jones
Doug Schultz
North Waite
John Redmond
Canter
Northeastern
Rick Anderson
Nebraska Western
Larry Sigdam
Morehead State
Grand Island Race Results at Fonner Park
Fonner Park in Grand Island Nebraska reported Monday race results with winners and placings across multiple events. Local track officials noted times lengths and payouts as horses and jockeys competed for top honors.
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Fonner Park
Rosewall Defends NCNH Classic Title Bid In Charlotte
Ken Rosewall, the defending champion, leads a 32-player field at the NCNH Classic on outdoor courts in Charlotte. He opened against Premjit Lall of India as the 140-point, 9000 dollar event offered the singles winner 10000 for other venues.
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Eharmpion
Premjit Lall
India
Touston Arxindoors
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Jo Charlotte
Ehsan
North Keralina
Houston
Rosewall
Badje sparkles Frances Kuta earns bowling award
Frances Kuta earns a Century award patch after a 256 high game in We Women's Classic League. She finished with a 522 series as others like Leo Aldrich, Gary Mulh, Len Smith, Teen Cox, Vino Johnson and Barb Badie posted varied scores. Dodgers win team honors with 1,791 and 50?
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Platts Valley
Columbus Row
Leo Aldrich
Gary Mulh
Len Smith
Teen Cox
Vino Johnson
Vern Beckmann
Don Gable
Jack Wilken
Brad Pierson
Scotts girls win dual meet with St Francis and Humipiney
Scotts Central Catholic girls outscored Humipiney St Francis as Brenda Grubaugh won multiple events and anchored the 440 relay. Cindy Heimann claimed long jump near 15-5 while Jaworski led the St Francis squad with the 200 yard dash. Next action for the Scotus squad is April 26 in the Nebraska Centennial Conference meet at David City.
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Cindy Heimann
St. Francis
Jaworski
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Indianapolis Rout Oklahoma City in 10-4 Victory
Indianapolis routed Oklahoma City 10-4 Monday night to pull into a tie for the American Association Easter Division lead as Wichita won its first game of the season by a 14-4 margin over Omaha. Andy Kosco homered twice and added a double and a single with a sacrifice fly.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Cletus Fischer to Speak at Aquinas Awards Night
Cletus Fischer will headline the Aquinas Eligh School awards banquet on April 20. The event, sponsored by the Aquinas Booster Club, will honor achievements in music drama and all sports, with tickets sold through booster members. Fischer, a former Nebraska staffer and longtime coach, brings national leadership in the sport.
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Aquinas Booster Club
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John Delmer
Jerome Roh
Richard Longnecker
Richard Polsk
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St. Bonaventure
Sedlux
Columbus
American captures Boston Marathon triumph by Cornell graduate
A 23-year-old Cornell graduate from Eugene Oregon, Dan Anderson, won the 77th Boston Marathon beating a field of 1,384 starters. Wayne Nu student Tom Bluming finished second as Americans show rising prominence after Frank Shorter’s Olympic win.
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Tom V Bluming
Wayne
Anderson
Feo Hopkinton
Pair to present grievances to Rozelle today
In Bloomington Minnesota Vikings tackle Alan Page and former defensive back Ed Sharockman were to present grievances today before NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle in New York Ed Garvey director of the NEL Players Association said the complaints were brought at their request Sharockman faces severance pay after being released by the Vikings after seven games last season Page seeks 82600 bonus pay he earned and claims Vikings GM Bobby Jin finks refused to pay him
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Ed Shareckman
National Football League
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Nebraska Huskers Aimed to Elevate Players in Spring Drills
Nebraska coach Tom Osborne reports youth players moving up the depth chart as spring practice continues. He notes ongoing scrimmage grades, potential more changes by Wednesday, and predicts quarterback Dave Hamm will be at full speed by season end. Hamm recovering from a right hand fracture should avoid throwing issues though center-snapping may pose a problem. Reserve QB Terry Luck also showing potential to reclaim a role, despite chronic knee problems improving slowly.
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Nebraska
Tom Osborne
Sturt
Osborne
Saan Tad
Dave Hamm
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Terry’ Luck
Osbérte Saide
Mr and Mrs Meet Scheduled at Bowl in Columbus
Schedule lists Mr and Mrs events at Columbus Bowl beginning April 29 under manager Harry Carlson. Sixteen entrants expected, six games per participant, handicap set at 70 percent from 360 scratch. Top handicap and high series prizes to be awarded.
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Harry Carlson
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