Immanuel Lutheran honors coach Mike Zastera for 21 years
Immanuel Lutheran celebrated Coach of the Year Mike Zastera with a night featuring a sport jacket and congratulatory remarks from Rogers-Riley Motor Company mayor Fred Gerber and school board president Charles Athey. The 1972 78 team posted 16 4 with 887 points, led by standout Greg Bullington, as Dr Bruce Cowgill spoke on wildlife and baseball scouting.
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Mike Zastera
Zastera
Immanuel Lutheran
Mayers
Te City
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Rogers-Riley Motor Company
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Calvabns
Fred Gerber
Charles Athey
Ray Caftan
al Lmmanual
Roger
Bullington
Igh
Bruce Cowgill
Silver Creek
Kansas City Royals
Immanuel Lutheran Viking
Mike Mueller
Ken Reinker
Shirley Esslinger
Ivalee
Emily
Immarine Lutheran School
Lowell Uecher
Bill Hamernik
Sai Peppler
Knicks ready for Lakers after win over Celtics
The Knicks defeated the Celtics 91 78 to advance to the NBA finals. Frazier led New York with 25 points as strong defense slowed Boston, while Meminger boosted the second unit and the team kept the pressure to secure a West Coast series with Los Angeles.
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New York Knicks
Los Angeles Lakers
Frazier
West Coast
New York
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Wrazier
Mnicks
Jes
Knicks
Celtics
Dave Cavens
Jo Jo White
Lakers
Los Angeles
Dean Meminger
Ark Monroe
Meminger
Cowens
Lester
Tommy Heinsohn
Canadiens defeat Hawks 8 to 3 to lead finals
Montreal roared to an 8-3 victory over Chicago in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup finals. The Canadiens gained a 1-0 series lead as lights delay amid a power outage preceded a wild start with five goals in the first 62 seconds.
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Billy Rea
Chicago Black Hawks
Montreal Canadiens
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Algo
Eay
Wack Hawks
Bivirlings
Turkey hunting eligibility rules in Nebraska clarified
The rule states only persons 11 years or older may hunt turkeys in Nebraska. Those under 16 must be accompanied by an adult, with the accompanying adult at least 21 years old.
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Nebraska
Banquet Mixups Highlight CHS Honors Night
Honored guests miss the banquet after misdirected plans at the Sundiyy event. McNair and Mrs. Melvin Harsh learn the party was at the Elks or Eagles while calls and delays unfold. CHS notes the 1972-73 squad as the best since 1963, with senior leaders Degu Wright Johansen and others honored.
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Fannk Leuk Wallon
Legion Club
Nthe Elks
Melvin Harsh
Kgs
McNairy Bane
Eagles
CHS
Columbus
Jeff Degu
John Wright
Ed Johansen
Ted Kyster
Rar Zola
Kocke Pierson
Mike Ruffeler
Dan O'Dowell
Jolas Walters
Tom Blueger
Brad Piersons
Darwin Pierson
Apolto
Seabees enjoy fun meet at Family Y
Seabees hold a summer AAU style pool meet at the Family Y under coach Don Janssen with 8 and under to 15 and over divisions. The 9 10 division includes 27 swimmers and 91 in other age groups. A lunch followed and plans were made for the Seabee Sprint Meet on June 24 at Pawnee Park Pool.
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Columbus Seabees
SAU Gwint
Don Janssen
Sanfay
Pawnee Park
Mike Berner
Brac Harms
Sean Mahoney
Bruce Schmidt
Karl Sloth
Vickie Bender
Nancy Gebr
Chris Lee
Kathy Lee
Kristi Snow
Kristina Weber
Jeff Adkisson
Rick Engel
Darryl Milch
Terry Krepel
Devil Matthews
Paul Podany
William “Puckell
Don Rice
Otk Schmidt
Monte Weber
Seal Weber
Tom Woodward
Jackie Ander
Seth Bixenmann
Nancy Brega
Julee Courtier
Liz Davis
Sandy Davis
Karen Gehring
Polly Hadan
Terri Hull
Karen Miller
Madeline O' Donnell
Teri Osterhoudt
Lisa Schafer
Heidi Slath
Aimee Mosely
Land
Jerry Batholomew
Brad
Free Degn
Kirk Johnson
Bill Lange
Dave O'Punnell
Brian Pierson
Eric Slow
Kian Werte
Jo Bartholomew
Cathy Curry
Lise Harms
Kltloge
Trish Stano
Karla Mull
Alias Knutzen
Julie Murray
Ami Osterburdt
Paris ‘Nice
Susan Snow
Aod
Jim Brynes
Dean
Jeff Deana
Bria Miller
Walton May Be Sidelined In USA Russia Tilt
The United States basketball team opened a six game coast to coast series against the Soviet Union with a win in Inglewood. Walton strained his left knee but aims to play through the injury as coach Bal Cosby emphasizes improved execution and physicality after the 1968 style showdown. The Russians offered little as Vladimir Kinidoleev conceded the defeat and the rivals move on to the next game.
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bin Walton
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Walton
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Kansas
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Ussr
Grand Island race results at Power Park track
At Grand Island Nebraska Power Park staged a six to nine furlong race program with horses including Liraclong Stingray Double Cayssip Notty and others. Winners listed with odds and payouts across ten events including Exacta and multiple placings.
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Notty's
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Fale Wee
Nebraska Bute
Exacta
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Kent
Exacla
Zoucha Named to North Shrine Bowl Squad
Lakeviews Doug Zoucha earns North Shrine Bowl selection alongside Larry Valasek Silver Greek Jeff Bolin Albion and Rod Katisek for two weeks of practice in Fremont. The North South game set for August 1 at Memorial Stadium features Zoucha a 63 205 pound halfback and other area standouts under coach Roger Higgins.
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Viking
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Silver Greek
Jeff Bolin
Albion
Rod Katisek
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Kallsek
Omaha Cathedral
Roger Higgins
Husker defense shines in spring scrimmage at Lincoln
Nebraska football scrimmage shows strong defense with no scores early as top units duel. No 3 offense scores three times in 20 minutes while No 4 offense moves via air for a 60 yard drive. QB Earl Everett directs two TDs. Dave Hamm listed as possible spring game participant.
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Inagka
Steve Runty
Baye Goeller
Brent Longwell
Rich Bake
Goeller
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Osborne
Dow
Dave Hamm
Oz Bome
Earl T Everett
Glen Ray
Columbus track teams take second at Norfolk invitational
Columbus Junior Highs eighth graders placed second, seventh and ninth grades followed with thirds, while freshmen swept relays led by Korte Levos and Zweiner. Individual wins included Goos Haney Hagelstein Claussen and Gloor, as local teams posted strong overall results among Norfolk rivals.
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Norfolk
Allen Korte
Galen Miller
Yodd ‘Trotholz
Larry Nitz
Mike Levos
Gary Sapsoni
Doug Behle
Bill Eckenhauer
Two
Lekamah- Hernan
South Sioux City
Madison
Fremont
Battle Creek
Stanton
Wisner-Pilger
Neligh
Pierce
Pender
Norfolk Catholic
Norfolk Christ Lutheran
Beatrice
Great Plains
Grand Island
Walnut
Melton to speak at Lakeview banquet event
NU assistant Melton, longtime Cornhusker coach and former Wyoming fullback, will address Lakeview High School at the booster club sponsored banquet in the gym May 1 at 7 pm. The event honors the Lakeview football program and sponsors solicit donations from Booster Club members.
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Lakeview
Jolt Melton
University of Nebraska
Lakeview Ligt School
Lakeview Booster Club
Tia Girls
Cornhusker
Hob Devaney
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Thermopolis
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Mellon
Jim University of Wyoming
Apollo Conference Names Top Five Cagers for 1972 73
Paul Potter led the Apollo Conference voting as the top cager in the seven team league for 1972 73. Other top vote getters included Bill Roach Beatrice Joe Curl South Sioux City Tom Selekmann Milind and Gary Slobalny. The conference will continue with Lincoln area schools while Millard Papillion and Ralston have joined the 1 80 Conference.
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Papillion
Ralston
Lincoln
Columbus
Paul Potter
Bill Roach
Beatrice
Joe Curl
South
Sioux City
Tom Selekmann
Milind
Gary Slobalny
Norfolk
Big 8 Athletes Dominate Drake Relays With Seven Wins
DUS MOVIES IOWA AP Big Eight Conference athletes won seven events at the Drake Relays closing Saturday. Kansas State and Kansas posted record performances with wins in the 440 yard dash 29.8 seconds and the 480 yard shuttle hurdle relay. Kansas entrants Delario Robinson Bob Horrikessel Terry Porter Gregg Vandaveer led sprint and field events while Oklahoma's Tom Craig cleared 16 6 in the pole vault. Missouri won distance medley relay and Oklahoma State won sprint medley relay. Van Hollaway of Town State captured the javelin Friday with a record mark of 256 feet seven inches.
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Iowa
Kansas State
Kansas
Wildcats
Kuhson
Josh Washington
Fred Merrill
Dan Fields
Dean Williams
Delario Robinson
Bob Horrikessel
Terry Porter
Gregg Vandaveer
Randy Smith
Oklahoma
Tom Craig
Missouri
Bill Dailey
Mike Molichar
Dave Rogles
Charles McMullen
Oklahoma State
Steve Pattes
James Kurrasch
Dennis Seitz
Mike Manke
van Hollaway
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