Pressure off Jack relaxes under Slam hopes
Rancho La Costa California report shows Jack Nicklaus relaxed after Masters tension. He explains pressure defines his drive and admits the Slam is unlikely this season. He seeks the U S Open next, aiming to surpass career major records once more while noting the four majors remain a lofty goal.
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Peitsch Eagles No 12 At Elkscourse In Golf Feature
Elks Country Club holes show eye popping drives as Easter weather boosts play. Chet Peitsch eagled No 12 with a 300 yard drive and a putt for two. Bill Fox notes Conrad rifled tee shot toward eye on No 10, about 300 yards, while his foursome asks for a spot from him. He calls hitting one in the water a penalty.
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Tonner Park Race Results at Grand Island Neb
Horse race results from Tonner Park in Grand Island Nebraska list multiple sprint and feature races with entries such as Romeo Jay, Spiffy Beau, Bad Marbour, and Speed To Space, including payouts and fractional results. The page records results for nine event divisions with varying distances and horses, noting Exacta payouts and horse names like Beverly A and Red Bart.
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South Empire
Trevino Takes One Stroke Lead at MONY Tournament
Trevino shot a three under par 69 to hold a one stroke lead after the second round of the MONY Tournament of Champions at La Costa. Jack Nicklaus and J.C. Snead were within one stroke, while Snead surged to four under as Nicklaus battled miscues.
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Kansas State wins twin bill to stay in Big Eight chase
Kansas State swept a doubleheader from Iowa State 4-2 and 3-2 to improve to 5-5 in the league. Andy Replogle pitched the first game and hit a two Run homer, while the second game featured a four in the fourth with two base hits and an error. Iowa State stands 6-6 in conference play.
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Greg Biagine
Kstate
Iowa State
Three Nebraska quarterbacks sidelined for spring scrimmage
Nebraska announces a spring scrimmage will proceed with three quarterbacks out. Transfer Earl Everett broke two bones in his left wrist in a recent session, Dave Hummy has a hand fracture, and Terry Lack is limited by knee issues. Jeff Moran's knee remains in a cast with a decision on surgery pending.
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Nebraska
Earl Everett
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Terry Lack
Paul Schnieder
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Baseball Scores From AP Roundup
American League games saw Minnesota beat Texas 5 to 2 and New York defeat Cleveland 3 to 2 while Milwaukee won against Boston 5 to 2. In the National League Cucimali led Atlanta to a 4 to 2 victory over the host.
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Orioles win on Belanger double in 10th over Tigers
Baltimore defeats Detroit 4 5 in 10th as Mark Belanger hits a decisive double scoring Don Baylor from third. Lerrin LaGrow starts relief, BAYLOR is hit by pitch to open 10th, Larry Brown sacrifice, Blair intentionally walked, John Hiller relieves and Rick Coggins flies out before Belanger delivers the game winner over Willie Horton.
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Rich Coggins
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Willie Horton
Silver Creek edges Stromsburg in triangular meet at Stromsburg
Silver Creek defeated Stromsburg and Osceola in a triangular track meet at Stromsburg. Key results include Larry Valasek sweeping sprints and anchoring the 4xmile relay, Peterson and teammates posting top marks in jumps and sprints, with Stromsburg standout Paynter earning several podium positions across events.
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Knicks Top Celtics 98 91 In Eastern Finals Opener
The New York Knicks defeated the Boston Celtics 98 91 despite a late Celtics surge. Bill Bradley was injured early in the final period but New York built and held a 32 point halftime lead to win the playoff game in Boston. The series moves to New York for Game 5.
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Buffs and Huskers split Big Eight doubleheader
In Rouleder Colorado, Dennis Shibata’s diving catch and double play preserved Nebraska’s 2-1 win in the nightcap after Colorado blanked Nebraska 2-0 in the opener. Dale Kamibayashi opened the late inning with a single, Kamibayashi was doubled off on Shibata’s play, Dave Engels hit a homer, and Kevin Kirk ended the inning with a pop-up. Gary Walcott allowed two hits to Nebraska in the opener, Colorado wins the first game 2-0.
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Nebraska Tennis Defeats Drake In Windy Outdoor Dual
Nebraska tennis team improved its seasonal dual meet record with a 63 win over Drake University. The Huskers split six singles but swept all three doubles matches to seal the victory in gusty outdoor conditions.
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Eastern New Mexico sets 3 15.8 sprint medley relay mark
Eastern New Mexico posted a 3 minutes 15.8 seconds in the college division sprint medley relay finals at the Kansas Relays. Mike Bolt anchored the lead leg in 1:85 as Sam Yavala Christ Brillwaite and Regi Brown aided the effort. Kansas Relays records were broken by Bowling Green’s four-mile relay and others, with Dave Wattle anchoring a 16:25.0 meet record.
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Oklawina State
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Platte College to Run in E P Baruth Meet
Platte College's 12 man squad returns to major competition at the E P Baruth meet in McCook on Tuesday April 24 after weeks away from track. Fred Carnahan remains active with several events at the Kansas Trelans while coach Ron Suggs notes the layoff did not hinder his athletes. Hurdler Tin Kozial of Genoa is out for the season with a broken arm. Freshmen Dave Aden Greg Morgenson Dan Newman and Steve Duckner contribute mixed results including Duckner setting several school records.
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Scotus Eyes Second Schuyler Track Title Bid
Schuyler hosts a multi school track meet with Scotus Central aiming for a repeat title as Lakeview Albion Elkhorn Mt Michael and others contest for team depth and event titles. Key runners include Scotus Fritz Sclavank and Don Withe, Lakeview’s Kurt Muble, and Holy Name’s Miky Thompson with action starting 2 p.m. prelims at 3 30 and finals by 7.
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Texas Hands Lose 2-1 to Twins in Twinbill
Bloomington Alin Bill Lambs pitched four hits Friday as the Minnesota Twins defeated the Texas Rangers 2-1. Larry Isle and Steve Braun set up runs with Seiples, while L Houls fanned two and walked one. Joe Joyillo doubled in the eighth for Texas’s lone tally.
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