Scotus three way win over Lincoln Pins at Powitee Park
Scotus Central Catholic dominated Lincoln Pins X and Thunderbolts in varsity and freshmen boys divisions at Powitee Park. Tom Jicha led the varsity with a 430 dash and mile relay anchor. Scotus swept field events led by Larry Hanke, Bob Locke, and Ken Brooks. Brenda Grabaugh sparked Scotus girls with multiple sprint wins as Scotus seniors and juniors posted decisive scores. Next action includes a Monday Pawnee Park triangular and Schuyler Invitational.
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Dashman
Dyn Flaney
Green
White Trestmee
Tom Jlcha
Mike Sielner
Ken
Bill Brooks
Dan Grook
Scotus
Larry Hanke
Bob Locke
Ken Brooks
Charles Woang
Tom Zubawa
Frite Schwank
Joe Zuerlein
Ted Wieser
Fiscus
Ray Maser
Zabana
Jerry Ss
Paul Nevels
Pius
Jin Brock
Jia Thomas
Joe McMeckin
Steve Wolpert
Larry Korger
McMeckin
Pile
Steiner
Thane Wibbelsith
Brenda Grabaugh
Scofus
Brenda
Mary Thomas
Mary Geyba
Leah Brooks
Pawnee Park
David City Aquinas
Scribner
Jim
Uetz
Schuyler
Nicklaus and Barber Share Lead at MONY Tournament
Nicklaus and Barber held a joint lead at La Costa, California, after two rounds of the MONY Tournament of Champions. Both shot 71 in round two, adding to their 69s in round one, as the brutal rough and narrow fairways troubled many players. Masters champ Charles Coody and Bryce DeVin tied for fourth at 142, with questions about scoring and drive consistency for the high-profile field.
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LA Costa
Calil Iupl
Jack Nicklaus
Miller Barter
Gary Palyer
Barber
Niewians
la Costa Country Club
Nick Taus
Pearly
Texas
Secon
Tive
Tou
Charles Coody
Australia
Bryce Devin
Coody
Devlin
Comly
Nicklaus
Gene Litter
Dave Stockton
Frank Beard
Beard
Arnold Palmer
Gibby Gilbert
Two Men Named to Racing Board In Thoroughbred Group
John J. Finley, president of Eagle Downs, and Patrick J. Rooney, president of Continental Thoroughbred Reading Assn, were elected Friday to the Thoroughbred Racing Association board of directors.
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New York
UPT
John J. Finley
Eagle Downs
Patrick J. Rooney
Continental Thoroughbred Reading Assn
Thoroughbred Racing Association
Ex Kent Stater Stone earns first big league win with Giants
Former Kent State star Steve Stone, Munson’s college batterymate, emerged as the Giants' third starter. He blanked the Pirates 2-0 in his first major league win, aided by a run on a bases loaded walk and a Willie Mays sacrifice fly, as 22 locals cheered from South Euclid.
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United Press
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Thurman Munson
San Francisco Giant
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Stone
Munson
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Joe Lis
Willie Montaner
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Denny Doyle
Deron Johnson
Darrell Brandon
Houston Astro
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Carl Morton
Mike Marshall
Expos
McLain ejected after dispute with ump Frantz in inning
Denny McLain was tossed by umpire Art Frantz in the fourth after arguing over pitches during a game against Washington. The right-hander, who had allowed few hits early, protested a ruling on a 3-2 count and tipped a ball into the stands. Frantz warned him about abusive language before sending him out, with a league decision pending.
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Frantz
Tiny
League
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Alo
Baltimore
Dave McNally
California
Clyde Wright
Dave Johnson
Oakland
Tigers
Dick Green
Diego Segui
Bean Chance
Steve Kline
Bobby Murcer
Roy White
New York
Minnesota
Kline
Perl Bigteyer
Eorge Seatl
Homor
Rico Petrocelli
Boston
Chicago
Sonny Siebert
Richards to head Hilltopper staff
Jim Richards, 34, an assistant to John Oldham at Western Kentucky for three seasons, was named to replace Oldham as Hilltoppers head basketball coach. Oldham became athletic director after guiding Western Kentucky to third place in the NCAA Tournament in Houston last month. Richards is a 1959 Western Kentucky graduate and never played college basketball.
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Bowling Green
UPI
Jim Richards
John Oldham
Western Kentucky
Sunday
Hilltoppers
Oldham
Alter
Houston
Richards
Nebraska magazine distribution by state and country statement
Nebraska magazine published monthly by the Nebraska Games and Parks Commission is distributed via subscription to all 50 states and 3 foreign countries and is available on newsstands in 22 states.
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Nebraska and — Magazine
Nebraska Games and Parks Commission
Basketball camp to be held at Platte Fieldhouse in May
Director Jack Johnson announces the fourth annual Columbus Drive-In Basketball Camp at Platte Fieldhouse on May 2 25 26 27 and 29. Gene Torezon joins as athletics director and coordinator. The staff includes six area coaches and aims to boost individual growth, team play, and fundamentals for two sessions from 4 30 6 pm and 7 9 pm.
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Jack Johnson
Columbus
Ibperwlene
If Johnson
Torezon
Jolson
Sterling
Awnee City
Torcton
Stanton, Schuyler
Sidney
Platte College
Josh
Johnson
Tornton
Ed Macauley
Green Bay
Wis
St. Louis
Grand
Platte
Torecon
Rangers goalie shines as hockey team leads series
New York coach praises 40 year old Tim Horton for steady play as the Rangers threetrip Chicago to take a 2-1 lead in the semifinal series. The CBS telecast airs at 2 05 p m EDT with a potential fifth game in Chicago on Tuesday and seventh in Chicago if needed. Horton, finishing his 19th NHL season, hints this may be his farewell playoff run. Goalie Ed Giscombe bruised but ready for Sunday if needed.
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UPI
Tim Horton
Chicago
Black Hawks
CBS
Rangers
Horton
Pranels
Gibraltar
Jean Pallem
Morton
Canada
Toronto
Norton
Bobby Orr
Leafs
Trate
Francis
Ranger
Ed Giscomb
Thursty Eight
Francia Sa
Spuzich and Austin Tie for Lead in Burdie’s Ladies Invite
Veteran Sandra Spuzich posts a steady 72 with three birdies and one bogey. Debby Austin, 23, shoots 72 with five birdies for a first round tie at the Burdie’s Ladies Invitational at the Courtey Club of Miami, where 82 golfers compete and the winner earns 4,500 dollars.
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UPI
Sandra Spueich
Burdipe
Miss Spuzich
Debby Austin
Miss Austin
Miami-Dade Junior College
Hut
Carol Mann
Sidvon Miller
Donna Capon
Marilyn Smith
Chako Iguchi
Cynthia Sullivan
Joanne Gunderson Carner
Sandra Hayate
Miss Mann
Miss Spuzith
Courtey Club of Miami
Ralston to coach U S Davis Cup squad
New York UPI states Dennis Ralston, aged 2, and a professional since 1966, was selected Friday to coach the 71 U.S. Davis Cup team. It marks his fourth straight year in the post.
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Ralston
New York
UPI
Dennis Ralston
U.S
Grand Island racing results from Friday cards
UPI reports Grand Island race results with winners and payoffs across nine events. Notable finishes include Mr. 1.5 at 7.90, Stonest Judge at 9.20, Fly Soon top in race two with 1.00 payoff, and Exacta 592.40 for 8-3. Attendance listed as 4,671.
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Stonest Judge
Lazy Jay
Fly Soon
Kandy Kom
Big Frosty
Cider Dave
Kem
Ikindo
Uncle Les
Paper Guy
Lucky Para
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Sax
Swill Oly
H Kay
Lan Kerr Baddy
Spinnin
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