Shrine Bowl has North South tied 7 7 in heat
In Lincoln Nebraska the Shrine Bowl ends in a 7 7 tie after a hot day on AstroTurf. North coach Larry Jacobsen and South coach Jim Nolan assess plays and say earlier passing or more running could have changed the outcome. Tim Hager of the South and Bill Gogan of the North lead key drives amid a record for Randy Foster receptions.
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Charles E. Wieser
Lincoln
Neb
UPI
South
Jim Nolan
Minden
North
Larry Jacobsen
Omaha
Burke
Nolan
Jacobsen
Tim Hager
Lincoln Southeast
Randy Foster
Foster
Omaha Holy Name
Mike Conway
Bill Gogan
Gogan
Columbus Scotus
Dan Steiner
University of Nebraska
Ron Mimick
Jim Puetz
Wayne Krueger
Columbus
Krueger
CHS
Kearney State College
St. Edward's
Casey Micek
Micek
Nebraska Legion baseball scores recap and results
United Press International reports Class A results from Papillion with North Platte 7 Lincoln First National 1 Fremont 14 Omaha Four 3 after eight innings Omaha Anthony’s 5 Bellevue 1. Class B Sidney Cozad 5 Central City four in nine. Class C Gothenburg Coleridge 4 Stromsburg 3. Midget Baseball final Papillion 3 Omaha Arby’s 1 Ord 9 Lexington Nebraska City 6 Blair 2. Wymore nine Ashland six Battle Creek nine Bayard four. Ivy League titles in 1974 noted for basketball golf and outdoor track.
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United Press International
Nebraska American Legion
Papillion
North Platte
Lincoln
Fremont
Omaha
Anthony’s
Bellevue
Sidney Cozad
Central City
Gothenburg
Coleridge
Stromsburg
Nebraska
Ralston
Arby’s
Sidney
Ord
Lexington
Nebraska City
Blair
Wymore
Ashland
Battle Creek
Bayard
Lincoln entries race by race at July track meet
Lincoln entries posted for Tuesday August 12 racing card with eight races at four furlongs to a mile and 70 yards. Horses listed include Heartbeat Ecoffey Guildas Rio Doc's Prize and many others with weights and trainers noted. The program covers 2 year olds maidens Nebraska bred entries and open claiming races with purses from 1800 to 2300.
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Lincoln
Pic — Anderson
Bombers Moon — Williams
Dr. Longo
Nebraska
Suzie D'or — Moreno
Chance — Baxter
Ecoffey
Stallings
Greer
Errards Robby
King
Lee’s Deal — Reeves
Kandy
Nu — Ecoffey
Priviege — Greer
Doc — Anderson
Mr. Sun Rite — Stallings
Miss Charger — R. Meier
Lillie’s Lad — Barnes
Lizzys Wizz — Jackson
de Dor — Reeves
Whirl A Flag
Okrina and Harkness Win Elks Club Golf Titles
Okrina and Donna won the 1975 Elks Country Club golf match play title with Okrina edging Steve Geshell 4 3 in the 18 hole final. Addition flight winners include Don Holscher over Dan Rice Gayle Meintz over Herman Person Floyd Campbell over Doug Rae and Ginny Bivins defeating Slonecker in a later flight.
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Okrina
Donna
Elks Country Club
Steve Geshell
Jackie Medler
Don Holscher
Dan Rice
Gayle Meintz
Herman Person
Floyd Campbell
Doug Rae
Dubsky Halts Oasis Bar in Clarkson Softball Final
Madison pitcher Darrel Dubsky struck out 16 as Clarkson tournament champion Madison beat Oasis Bar Columbus 7 to 1. Creston’s Roger Cattan blanked Ski Lounge Ayler, while Vern Mastny hit two triples and Rick Benson another to spark Oasis early. Mike Johannes took the loss.
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Clarkson
Madison
Darrel Dubsky
Oasis Bar of Columbus
Creston
Roger Cattan
Ayler
Vern Mastny
Rick Benson
Gary Trofholz
Oasis
Mike Johannes
Chris Evert wins fourth straight National Clay Court title
Top seed Chris Evert defeated Dianne Fromholtz 6 3, 6 4 to capture her fourth consecutive singles title at the National Clay Court tournament in Indianapolis. Guillermo Vilas, the No 1 seed, fell in the semifinals to Manuel Orantes 6 4 6 2, with Orantes advancing to the finals. Jockey Mike Venezia rode his first winner on March 19, 1964 aboard Julia Bellerina.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Chris Evert
Australia
Dianne Fromholtz
Guillermo Vilas
Manuel Orantes
Barcelona
Spain
Vilas
Jimmy Connors
Mike Venezia
Julia Bellerina
Osceola Nine Captures CNL Title with 11-1 Win
Osceola defeated Schuyler 11-1 to win the Central Nebraska Semi Pro Baseball League title. Pitcher Ken Vergith, a Kearney State standout, hurled a six hitter in the win over Schuyler's Randy Rech. Schuyler has one game left in the schedule. Silver Creek swept a doubleheader from H at home to finish 9-2, with Genoa upcoming.
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Osceola
Central Nebraska
Schuyler
Ken Vergith
Vergith
Kearney State
Randy Rech
Fullerton
Silver Creek
Genoa
Kent Cralson
Gene Kulla
Nicklaus eyes grand slam bid after Firestone win
Jack Nicklaus captured his fourth PGA title and 16th major at Firestone Country Club with a four under par 276. Weiskopf praised Nicklaus, who reflected on open and British Open near-misses, as he aimed to tie Walter Hagen for most PGA titles next year in Washington. Attendance reached 69,373 over four days.
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Gene Caddes
UPI
Akron, Ohio
UPT
Tom Weiskopf
Jack Nicklaus
Jack
Weiskopf
Nicklaus
Firestone Country Club
Lou Graham
John Mahaffey
Jack Newton
Tom Watson
Bruce Crampton
Crumpton
Tung
Mely Ps
Hale Irwin
Billy Ca
Firestone
Walter Hagen
Congressional
Washington
D.C
Golden Bear
Crampton
Weiskopl
North and South all star scrimmages shape Friday Lincoln game
North and South all star teams held intrasquad scrimmages Sunday as prep for Friday at Lincoln. Don Kelley said the South needs team cohesion and smoother plays while North coaches praised several players including Howard Cotton and Lowell Greenwall for strong showings. Minor injuries to Kugler and Johnson were noted but practice continued.
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United Press International
Lincoln
South
Don Kelley
Lincoln Plus X
Kearney State
Ed Colleran
Spalding
Morrison
Gregg Grubaugh
Columbus
John Johnette
Omaha
Burke
John Kugler
McCook
Omaha Central
John C. Johnson
Aurora
Doug Sweeney
Wayne
North
Howard Cotton
Omaha Tech
Colleran
Iding Academy
Dave Wesely
Creighton Prep
Lowell Greenwall
Cotton
Greenwall
Jim Morrison
Howells
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Funbles
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Mimick
State Legion
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Columbus Q Telegram
Lass
Jo Rettele
Doreen’s
Slane
Royal Redwing
Baxter
K. Dee You — Stallings
Combat Bush — Barnes
Lintner
Williams
Wooden — Anderson
Razor
Jackson
Ozzie Sub
No Boy
Pat O Porter — Smith
Flyer — Williams
Dak — Calderon
Duke of Wisner
Anderson
Nyla
Ring O Star — Greer
Toot Kay — Reeves
Boy
Rose — Williams
Joy — Greer
Prize Harbour
Galaxy
Tim Davill
Jane — M. Meier
Mor Mercie — Slane
Booffey
Fan Tan Man
Watkthetine — Meier
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Hasty’s Miracle
Switzer
Gamblin Frank — Greer
Mabel
Ric — No Boy
Harkness Cop Elks Club
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Nan
Slonecker
Gloria Gammage
Dubsky
Oasis Bar
Ski Lounge
Chris
CNL
Ibl
Humphrey
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Kelly Korth
Kent Korth
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Mid-Continent Irrigation, Inc
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Morris
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Avco Better Living Plan
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