Shrine game starting lineups announced with many names
Shrine football game lineup details list multiple players by position across offense and defense. The roster features names such as Hanly Stramel, Tim Tague, Rick Bonness, Dan Moore, Mike Schramm, Scott Coppie, Kevin Kimble, Tom Siegel, plus defensive standouts like Denis Deane, Jim Neal, Randy Peters, Dane Washington and Ken Ridley among others.
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Hanly Stramel
Tim Tague
Jef Tagkly
Dan Moore
Rick Bonness
Rick Moback
Steve Rickelsen
Dick Gana
Mark Michel
Kevin Kimble
Tom Siegel
Scott Coppie
Ml Suitehell
Denis Deane
Mike Schramm
Tim Brodahl
Jim Neal
Randy Peters
Jan Sarge
Nick Payne
Gale Loop
Tom Hartridge
Steelers Enter Season With New Confidence After Rebuild
This piece outlines the Pittsburgh Steelers under coach Chuck Noll, aiming to break the long awaited division title drought. It highlights Terry Bradshaw’s progress, the revamped offense and defense, returnees like Mel Blount and Franco Harris, and the overall shift toward a confident, improved team in 1972.
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Gary Mihoces
Associated Press
Pittsburghan
Dhashexd Shopas
Pittshuegs
Steelers
Ithin
Austin
Fie
Jed
Pittsburgh
Rams suffer fourth injury in exhibition drills
In Long Beach California the Rams lost a fourth regular defensive back this week as Gene Howard sustained a right hand injury. He sat out content drills but remained hopeful to return for Saturday night’s game against the Cleveland Browns.
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Long Beach
Vant
Los Angeles Ramis
Gene Howard
Howard
White Sox option Kilber to Southern League roster
Chicago optioned Kilber to the Southern League to clear space on the roster for Kleber Eddie Fisher after acquiring Fisher on waivers from the Angels.
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Eddie Fisher
Chicago
Cady
Jin Geeldes
Kun
Ae Kou
Kleber
White Mid
Iw S Angels
Schuyler Hosts Knights of Columbus State Gold Tourney
Schuyler hosts the 7 Knights of Columbus state gold tournament Sunday with a 27 hole championship. The event is open to Knights and their sons aged 13 to 18, with tee times starting at 7:30 a.m. and no registration after 7:30.
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Knights of Columbus
Tedre
Knights
Communists eye amateur baseball tourney entry
Communist China shows interest in joining Nicaragua hosted amateur world series in Managua in November. Chinese officials spoke with Asia Baseball Federation about participating and requested removal of Taiwan from the roster as a condition. Nicaraguan president of the Baseball Federation said travel is difficult but possible if permitted. He noted Shanghai already has baseball activity and that 22 countries from multiple regions have signed up.
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Lair
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Nicaragua
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Soit
Charles Parsons
Asia Baseball
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ikla_iwa
Chinare
Taiwan
Te Tuternation Amat Feur Baseball Federation
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South America
Asia
Europe
Oasis Bar 9 Eyes State Game Return in Lincoln
Oasis Bar 9 returns to Lincoln for a state game as the 33-6 Solverkry club led by Player-Manager Duane Osten faces Bluffs Railio of Searsbirt at 124 gem Saturday in the Vola Piel tournament. The Columbus squad includes Clif Kapels, Rod Kapels, Jim Blessen, Dane Osten, Roger Warden, Gary Messeltson and Merle Johannes among others.
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Nebraska
Vola Piel
Lincoln
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Searsbirt
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Gasis Tec
Clif Kapels
Thinaphrey
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Jim Blessen
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Shi Moje
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Dane Osten
Roger Warden
Gary Messeltston
Merle Johannes
Harlan Siclkun
Lyle Fitti
Limphrey
Hennis Osten
Nan Dreiurst
Clem Wire
Cresta
Ban Hatha
Carlton wins 20th as Phillies stay hot against Reds
Philadelphia ace Steve Carlton notches his 20th win, leading a 9-4 victory over Cincinnati. The Phillies, energized by the milestone, rally after Cincinnati’s early three-run burst. Carlton aims for 25 wins as he eyes continued success this season.
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Associated Press
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Dave Concepcion
Shigio
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Pete Rose
Ainne Morgan
Bon Money
Wille Montane
Phils
Steve
Nebraska high school football and volleyball rules meetings scheduled
The Nebraska School Activities Association lists football rules meetings at Wayne Aug 21 Columbus Aug 24 Lincoln East Aug 22 and 29 Neigh Aug 28 Hooper Logan View Aug 30 starting 7:20 p.m. Officials must attend to officiate and pay fees by Sept 5 to be eligible for 1972. Volleyball meetings at York Aug 22 Neligh Aug 24 Wayne Aug 29 Columbus Aug 30 Fremont Aug 22 start 7:40 p.m. Officials must attend to be registered and may need a permit card. demand may exceed supply.
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Wayne High School
Columbus High School
Lincoln East High School
Neigh High School
Hooper Logan View Figh School
Nebraska Serial Activities Association
York High School
Neligh High School
Fremont High School
Turder
Dale Gals Launch New Pin Campaign
Dale Gals begin a pin campaign as Fila Fuhr posts 94 points in a 46 series for the Pacers. Individual scoring details show Lente opening the season at Moulevardt Langs with team Boners finishing 752 euro and 2107 aggregate in a 752 euro 2107 setup.
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Ladies Dale Electronics
Moulevardt Langs
Boners
Huskers open drills eye 3rd straight title shot
Nebraska's Cornhuskers officially opened training as they seek a third consecutive national crown. Coach Rob Devaney, in his final season, begins with 27 returning players and 5 offensive plus 6 defensive starters gone. QB competition centers on David Hamm. A knee injury to Tony Davis sidelines him for a month.
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Neb
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Rob Devaney
Associated Press
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David Hamm
Las Veas
Nev
Jerry Tagee
van Brownson
Devaney
Devoto
Tom Osborne
Huskers
Tony Davis
Teal
Gary Dixon
North-South basketball and Shrine football loom in Lincoln
Sport Shorts notes UCLA tickets for Sept nine at Los Angeles and a Lincoln based North squad favored to win the basketball game by eight points while predicting a hot Shrine football day. Umpire David Goodnature from Austin Minnesota reappears in Junior Legion regional talk. Radio coverage planned for both events with TV for the cage clash. The North and South teams, led by local figures, prepare for action at Lincoln.
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David Goodnature
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Austin, Minn
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Nic Hikers
Muskers Tay
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Columbus
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Metitor
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Faw
Fire
Cass
Jine
American field event stars set for Munich Olympics
Ash Seagren boosts U S hopes with a pole vault world record bid despite a ban. Brian Oldfield and other Americans push in shot put and hammer. Contenders include Steve Smith, Jan Johnson, Janis Lasis, Klaus Wolfermann, Ricky Bruch, Anatoliy Bondarchuk, and silvester as the field shapes for the two day debut with Bannister and Bennett aiming high in the decathlon.
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East Germany
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U.S
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Joachim Kirst
Bannister
Bennett
Heide Rosendahl
West Germany
Javelly
Olga Connolly
Czechoslovakia
Faine Melnik
Resin
U S women show strength in several track events
In Munich coverage notes American women excel in sprint and relay events while facing strong European challengers. Vivid mentions include Madeline Manning Jackson and Barbara Ferrell as U S contenders, with Europe’s Monika Ahert and Olga Connolly among rivals.
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Wie Himeter
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Pam Ryan
Australia
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Fishing declines in Nebraska as heat spikes
Nebraska guides report slowed fishing statewide due to high temperatures. Lake McConaughy bass and catfish bite on jigs and minnows, Walleye at Lake Minatare fed by artificials and minnows, and catfish on worms across multiple rivers and lakes.
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Neh
Game and Parks Commission
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Hastings Cyndy Friend vs Nanette Circo in Junior Girls State final
Beatrice Nebraska hosts the Nebraska Junior Girls State Golf Tournament finals with defending champion Nanette Circo of Omaha facing record shattering Cyndy Friend of Hastings in the 16 hole championship match. Friend cards a five under par front nine then eliminates Laurie Class and Debra Marchese defeats Lynne Merwald in the consolation.
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Grand Island
Oklahoma City blanked Omaha in late-night doubleheader
In the American Association, two doubleheaders went to overtime in the second games. Evansville edged Denver 5-3 after the Tri-Mets opened 5-3. Indianapolis beat Wichita, while the Aeros won 5-3 in 10 innings. Tulsa downed Town 3-1. Oklahoma City blanked Omaha.
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