New NFL talks edge toward settlement amid camp return debate
The NFL Players Association executive committee backed a plan for a cooling off period with training camp beginning in four days as negotiations continue. Some owners and coaches fear a renewed walkout, while players argue camp attendance shows good faith. Key issue remains Rozelle’s authority and a possible limit on disciplinary power as talks resume after March 18 demands.
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Golf Clennmons Victory in PGA National Championship
Lee Trevine shot a one under par 9 and finished with 276 total to win the PGA National Championship in Clenmon, defeating Jack Nicklaus in a $223,000 event. Judy Hankin captured the European Women's Open by five strokes, finishing 4 over 218. Chris Evert routed Gail Chaniera 6-1 6-0 in Indianapolis, while Connors and Borg moved to the final in the Clay Court Championships. Rod Laver opened with a 6-4 6-3 win over Harald Ulemon in Bretton Woods. Redskins acquire end Begeon Jones from the Chargers for a future draft pick. Barry Pearson traded to Kansas City Chiefs for a future draft choice. Alan Richard Kelly won Talladega stock car race at 48.637 mph. Gordon Jonock set a track speed record at 147.85 mph in the Eagle-Gifeniauser to beat Foyt.
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Baseball leaders and stats fragment with multiple players
A garbled list shows major league leaders in runs, doubles, home runs and stolen bases with names such as Wynn and Garvey. The OCR text includes team abbreviations and incomplete entries, rendering many names and figures unreadable.
Oklahoma City vs Tulsa in exhibition baseball
Oklahoma City routed Tulsa 13 to 2 as Tom Medillan went 6-for-3 and Dhane Kuiper added four hits driving in three runs while Larry Doby Johnson glued the lineup with a homer. Elsewhere in the American Association Omaka beat Indianapolis 7-2 in the opener of a doubleheader, then lost the nightcap 4-2, Iowa beat Evansville 6-3, and Denver defeated Wichita 8-3.
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Four rifle winners named in Colimabas Club match
Four winners in rifle shoot were recorded at Colimabas Rifle Club's third bench Fest match of the season held Sunday morning. Paul Zochall had the smallest five shot group at 405 inches, Max Koch posted a 10 shot group of 1.003 inches to win the small bore division, and Tool won a five shot group of 4.835 inches in the large bore category.
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Race card with multiple thoroughbred entries and purses
A frayed OCR listing shows entries for several races. It includes purses ranging from thousands to tens of thousands, six furlong and other distances, and many horse names and jockeys such as Sac King Calderon Riz Cra and Honey Calero. The text is heavily garbled but indicates a scheduled program with multiple races and betting options.
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Teesdays Asa
Crsinnieg
Pearokls
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Riley
Fiat
Shriner grid squads visit Minneapolis
Nebraska players visited Shriners Hospitals for Children in Minneapolis to meet young patients including a 5 year old girl in a wheelchair. The trip boosted player spirits and underscored the emphasis on helping the kids. Roger Taylor, sidelined by injury, joined the delegation on the excursion, sharing a motivation to support the hospital visit.
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Jean Smith Tops Schuyler Open Day Golf Championship
Schuyler Ladies Golf Club hosted Open Day with 44 golfers and 32 bridge players from 13 surrounding teams. Jean Smith of Columbus won the Championship flight with 42 strokes. Irene Wardeman led the first flight, Fez Flannegan the second, Doris Gregorius the third, and Lou Busch the fourth. Betty Rauslan earned longest drive, Audrey Mayers and others claimed closest to the pin, and Barbara Bieber plus Anita Boelleher were among prize recipients. Local winners included Joan Trofholz with top overall score. Evelyn Migins and Dorothy Arejel also noted, as prizes were awarded across events.
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Labens couple doubles to win at Columbus Bowl event
Labens and partner Stay tallied 198 187 and 13 in a scrated series and added handicap pins to win Sunday night doubles at Columbus Bowl. Cecil and Donnie Track took second with 612, while Carl and Barb ivha and Ken Grays with Joan Walker tied at 606. High games included the Scholls 245 and Labens 222. Omey Griepentrag and Ardean Slore led the jackpot event with 412.
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Benfica triumphs in international club final in Los Angeles
Benfica of Portugal edged Club America of Mexico 3 2 to win the international soccer club championship in Los Angeles. Oliveira opened the scoring from one yard in the 11th minute to give Benfica a 2 0 halftime lead. America fought back with three goals in the second half, but Benfica held on. Sem opened Benfica’s scoring in the 20th minute, reaching his fourth goal of the three day tournament.
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Japan, United States Clash in Women’s Softball World Tourney
In Stratford Japan, 50, faces Mexico while the United States, 0, battles Puerto Rico tonight in the third annual Women’s World Softball Tournament. The U S posted a 13 0 win over the Virgin Islands as Pat Whitman hurled a one hitter. Japan led Division I with 10 unearned runs to beat the Netherlands 12 4, and the Philippines beat Canada 4 0.
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Air Force Academy selects captain Pat Corrigan
The Air Force Academy baseball team names senior Pat Corrigan of Kokomo Indiana as captain for the season. He leads the squad alongside fellow upperclassmen as they pursue conference play and postseason chances.
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North All Stars Prepare for South Lincoln Showdown
North All Stars and South squad prepared through scrimmages in Kearney and Lincoln as coaches urged tighter defense and consistent offense. Minicamps for local youth were announced with sessions at 1 30 p m as part of the buildup to Friday night’s game.
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Merchants rout Fullerton for 8-2 league leg
Columbus Merchants crushed Fullerton 24 to 4 to remain in second place as Siler Creek stayed unbeaten by defeating Humphrey 123. Mike Last led with seven strikeouts in four innings, while multi hit efforts from Jerry Shank and Bill Iageld fueled the win. Osceola beat Schuyler to stay third as slate of Sunday games loomed with Genoa at Silver Creek and Edward at Humphrey.
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Israel cagers win thriller on UNM in Tel Aviv
Israel defeated the University of New Mexico 90 to 48 in an exhibition game Sunday in Tel Aviv. UNM's Rich Porkovsky scored 23 points, Bruen Hattle 29, while Israel's Hanan Keran led all scorers with 20 points.
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Israel
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Water worries swirl over river flow and hunting dates
The narrative discusses annual river dryness and hunting season planning. Opinions split on water supply from Silver Creek and Lake McConaughy, with authorities hinting at regulation changes and a desire for split opening dates to satisfy eastern goose hunters and western mallard interests.
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Oasis Bar and Ski Lounge unbeaten in state meet
Oasis Bar and Ski Lounge posted two victories apiece in the State Class A Men’s Fast Pitch Softball Tournament in Grand Island. Oasis Bar beat Hastings 12-2 behind Mike Johannes and Roger Wardeman and Gary Trofhalz homered. later defeated Lexington 10-0 with Gary Benson dominant. Ski Lounge opened 7-2 over Tack Room Bar and beat Pawnee City 11-19. Ayler homered twice, while Cattan and Kuston led in hits. Oasis faces Elba Club and Ski Lounge meets Broken Bow in upcoming games.
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Top teams win in NBC tourney
In Wichita the NBC tournament saw Alaska Fairbanks and Anchorage power past foes, with Liberal Kansas defeating St. Croix. Clinton Arkansas eliminated Silverside of Ti and Valdosta Ga beat Fort Lauderdale. Schedule lists Fairbanks vs Sierra Valley and Albuquerque vs Anchorage in afternoon.
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Schmids Dominate Sunday Night Scotch Doubles at Boulevard Lanes
Schmids take first in scotch doubles with 282 228 and 227 games for a 587 series at Boulevard Lanes. Dennis and Roxanne Rahkim led 631, Bi Held and Opa Harper 620, Bill Harte and Sue Papracki 610. Individual high games went to Harper 238 and the Schmidts 227. Fred Bierman and June Stoxterman won the Jackpot drawing and will bowl next against the couple drawn, with the winner advancing to Bowling at Leisure in Omaka.
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Kings hire Oral Roberts assistant as coach moves
Deak Young, 32, an assistant with the Kansas City-Ikaha Kings for five years, resigns to join Oral Roberts University in Tulsa as an assistant coach. Osa Sparks, 29, is named to replace him, coming from Vincennes University. Young cites time to teach fundamentals as his reason, while Ken Trickery succeeds Hale as Oral Roberts head coach.
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Greater Hartford Open golf tournament opens Thursday
The Greater Hartford Open starts Thursday at Wethersfield Country Club entering its second year as a Jet venture. Defending champion Casper, four-time winner, returns with stars Lee Trevino Gary Player and Bruce Carmion. Victor Hegelsde, the leading amateur, also features as the four-day event carries 49 000 in prize money.
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