Scotus Wins Team Title At Schuyler Meet
Scotus defended its team title at the Schuyler Jaycee meet scoring 61 points amid a flood of records. Schuyler finished second as Albion, Mt Michael and North Bend split further high marks led by Conroy Jefferies and Larry Moser in sprints and field events.
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Sports in brief roundup from AP wire
AP notes various sports items: Tanghery signs five year Nets contract in Uniondale. Swedish Pro Tennis Championship first round results with Simill and Scra. Tanner defeats Rosewall in United Bank Classic quarterfinals. Don Digsn leads Byron Nelson with 65. Ozaki leads Chunichi Crow Golf after round one. Booth ousted by Syms in North and South Amateur semi. Gallant wins Blue Grass Stakes at Keeneland. Mortimer Sprague dies. Frank Pullam dies after illness.
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Jumbo" Ozaki
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Columbus sixth in Hastings girls track meet
Columbus finished sixth in a 2% team field at Hastings Grand Island won both relays and led with 89 points. St. Cecilia 1 runner up, Columbus notable by Doyce Bonk leading the yard dash and second in the 220 yard race with 212.6. Multiple scorers from Grand Island and Kearney set records. Columbus will compete next May 4 at Worfolk District meet.
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Morgan Elliott Lead Officers Bowling Tourney Winners
Loreai Morin and Chuer Eliott won their divisions at Boulevard Lanes in the First Annual League Eivers Bowling Tournament. Morgan led the women's division with 569 handicap series while Elliott topped the men with 651. Other high scores included Paprocki 848 and Lucille Holiman 62. Senior League leaders were Alartha Speck and Les Korte. Team honors went to Ov at ath with 1,686.
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Whitey Ford Edges Toward Hall of Fame With 255 Votes
Former Yankee southpaw Whitey Ford received 255 votes for induction. He trailed by 29 votes to reach the Hall of Fame ballot this winter, marking his initial eligibility and continuing the bid.
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Mets survive Astros in tense 2-1 win
Pitcher Andrew in a clutch start shook off Dyer three times before delivering a fastball past Cesar Cedeño for a key strikeout. Medavarra, after entering the game, yielded a ninth inning run but New York held on to defeat Houston 2-1 as McGraw praised the fastball and screwball mix. In other games, Detroit beat Minnesota, Oakland downed Kansas City, and Milwaukee rallied past Cleveland with Bert Campaneris delivering a bases loaded single in the ninth.
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Silas Debusschere renew private playoff battle tonight
Paul Silas and Dave Debusschere renew their battle as the Knicks host the Celtics in game six of the Eastern Conference finals. Boston leads 3-2 in the series and a win would advance them to the NBA finals against the Lakers. The ABA finals also begin Saturday between the Kentucky Colonels and Indiana Pacers in Louisville.
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Regatta Set for Colorado River Boasts 249 Catamarans
Regatta on the Colorado River in Lake Havasu City features eight fleets and 249 catamarans racing Saturday and Sunday for the 10th London Bridge Regatta. Race director Robert P. McCulloch Jr. calls it the largest catamaran field for a single regatta.
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