Oklahoma Sooners begin drills amid postseason ban impact
Oklahoma Sooners open fall practice amid 1973 74 postseason ineligibility and ongoing sanctions. Switzer notes a thinner offense without key backs while evaluating replacements for Jackson. Nearby Big Eight teams Missouri Kansas State Kansas and Nebraska also begin workouts as Bruce Iowa State outline season goals and potential, with emphasis on QB and defense adjustments.
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Giants Beat Jets In New Haven Exhibition Showdown
Giants 45 Jets 30 at Yale Bowl as Al Woodall hurts elbow after early lead. Browns top Bengals 24 3 in Columbus with two quick Cleveland TDs and Brooks interception return. 49ers beat Chargers 19 7 as Brodie shines in his 1873 debut. Other notes: Bears edge Dolphins 9 3. Vikings top Chiefs 13 20. Cowboys 24 4 Saints. Packers 32 14 Oilers. Colts 82 28 Lions. Broncos 30 37 Cardinals. Falcons 27 10 Patriots. Raiders 16 3 Rams.
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Bowlers snag top spots in Sunday night doubles event
The pair tied with Judy Desper and him posting handicap scores of 227 213 and 72 to lead Sunday night TV spaton doubles ab Boulevard fanes. Lorenz and Alice Wetten led with 2 followed by Kudron and Sandi Saalfeld 331 Bob Wisse and Sue Paprocki 380 Lowell and Linda Brock LaVerm and Arlene Krings. Individual high games went to Ish and Kathryn Vebka 6 Kudron Sealfeld 230 and the Nrapers 227 213 Hendy and Judy Keumlans won the Jackpot drawing and will bowl the next Sunday’s couple for a chance on Bowling at Leisure in Omaha.
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Sue Paprocki
Lowell
Linda Brock
A LaVerm
Arlene Krings
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Kathryn Vebka
Kudron Sealfeld
Anc
Wayne Wosher
Debbie Gates
Columbus Mowl
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Dorian Woeny
Titaners Iig
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Barb Engel
Rich
Ben Pensick
Del
Virginia Nelson
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Donis Johnson
Nave Anderson
Karen Pollock
Marlene Korte
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Pernt-Weeny
The
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Hosher-Gates
Jerry Wundertich
Dee Case
Rich Korte
Rich Pensick
Keith Ey
Deanna Ryba
del Nelson
Dave Anderson
Henry Gales
Doris Johnson
Ray Labens
Joyce Zywice
Dan Eisenmenger
Marilyn Labens
Rich Slusarski Wins Annual Rifle Match Honors
Rich Slusarski defeated rivals in the annual rifle match held Sunday by Colorahia. Using a 22 caliber rifle he scored 178 in scope sight. Max Koch and Ken Urkoski followed with 74 and 165 respectively. Rich also scored 173 in iron sight with a 90-06, Jerome Slusarski was runner up at 106, and Clint Krolfels placed third at 154. Clint Galbraith, a Canadian living in Orlando, Florida, became the ninth harness driver to reach 1000 career victories.
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Ken Urkoski
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Orlando
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Pro Charts AFC East Patriots Prospectus Undergoing Learning Year
AFC East preview portrays the New England Patriots as a team in a learning year under coach Chuck Fairbanks. Sluggish starts and many weak spots loom, but a strong draft could serve as a building crutch. QB Plunkett, receivers including Stingley and Valaha, and linemen like Hannah are noted, with questions at running back and overall line depth.
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Darryl Stingley
Randy Valaha
Reagin Rucker
Yom Reynalds
Lateey Ary Bronson
Bob Windsor
Guo
Sam Cunningham
Plunkett
Jon Morris
Ike John Hannah
Alabama
Columbus swimmers take third in central Nebraska meet
Columbus placed third at the Central Nebraska Swim League meet, finishing 262 points behind Bearny's S818 and Hastings. Readouts highlight numerous age group events with top placings for swimmers including Scott Weber, Scott Schmidt, Jory Conkler, Greg Degn, Jeff Degn, Paul Podany, and Karen Gehring among others across medley, breaststroke, backstroke, butterfly, and free relay events.
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Nancy Gehring
Funder Hullerfly
Sardi Davis
Karen Gehring
Rhonda Scheidl
Fie Dor
Uhird
Susan Snow
Deano's Diner and Keen Korner Win Openers
Pwo slugtests opened the Men's Softball Tournament at Pawnee Park Pony League diamond. Sunday results: Deano's Diner beat Jackson Cleaners 168 with Keith Kapels the winning pitcher as Val Sahl took the loss. Keen Korner Lounge defeated Platte Center Co-Op 15 12 with Bale Gonks on the mound and Ri Wardenian charged with the defeat.
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Dean Wilson Wins South KMTV Crown in Omaha Golf
Dean Wilson of Omaha captured his fifth KMTV Men’s Amateur Golf Championship at Luxday with a 278 total. He led by eight strokes over Jay Borman of Lincoln as Rempie Sasse of Lincoln was third and defending champion Tony Olsen tied for fourth. Proceeds benefit the Arth Foundation from KAITY sponsorship.
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Boulder 4 2 Wins in NBC Winners Bracket Play
Boulder Colorado defeated Jackson Mississippi 4-2 in NBC winners bracket. Dodge City Kansas beat Lawton Oklahoma 10-9 in losers bracket. Earlier Gretna Louisiana beat Nase St Bahamas 9-7 and Houston Texas eliminated Valdosta Georgia 5-0. St Louis Missouri edged Calgary Canada B-6 while Terre Haute Indiana routed Lenoir North Carolina 44.
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N.C
Wilbur Wood loses as Orioles win in 8-2 blowout
Wilbur Wood suffers his 18th loss against Baltimore as the Orioles hand the Chicago knuckleballer an early exit in the second inning and race to an 8-2 victory. The day also features Cleveland taking two from Minnesota, Boston beating Kansas City 4-3, Oakland 6-4 over Milwaukee, New York 6-2 over Texas, and Detroit 4-3 in 11 innings over California.
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Trainer helps Pirates defeat Giants 5-0 in five-hitter
Pirates pitcher Rosker starred with three singles in three at bats as Rich Korte and Deanna Ryba led a busy day in Columbus Mowl alibi scotch doubles. The Cardinals edged the Padres 1-0, Dodgers beat Cubs 2-1, Mets topped Reds 4-2, Expos defeated Braves 3-1, and Phillies hammered Astros 5-3.
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Houston
Soviet dominance shines as U S team fights for gold
At the World University Games in Moscow, Soviet gymnasts led by Olga Korbut dominated the fourth day with multiple golds while the United States trailed with one silver and four bronze. USA basketball won its fourth straight game 137-43, and nations like Romania and Cuba also posted medals as the Americans eyed swimming events for recovery.
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Ryerson Littell in top form in AA action
Evansville pitcher Gary Ryerson and Omaha’s Mark Littell, two leading American Association hurlers, dominated Sunday as the Triplets beat Indianapolis 3-0. In other games Denver Keat and Wichita pitched long in extras, Oklahoma City defeated Tulsa 3-7, tightening the Western Division race. The piece notes the white crappie alias calico bass in some areas.
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