Lakeview High builds with attitude and limited depth
Lakeview High School's inexperienced football crew, led by third year coach Fred Kohn, began third practice this morning. The Viking program lists 44 varsity players, nine seniors, no juniors, and a rebuilding year with limited depth. Seniors Kelly Saalfeld and Vern Fitte anchor the line, with backs led by Paul Muhle and teammates Rick Thomas and Bill Shante adding speed.
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Viking
Cotch Kobra
Kelly_ Saalfeld
Vern Fitte
Tim Koch
Darrell Hickell
Rocky Plettner
Dan
Rob
Paul Muhle
Muhle
Rick Thomas
Bill Shante
Lile
Koboza
Sual
Chenier Signs Seven Year Deal With Washington Bullets
Phil Chenier, once a hardship case three years ago, signed a seven-year contract with the Washington Bullets. Reports vary, with figures cited around 4 million total and another estimate near 2.6 million, averaging about 1,000,000 per year. Bullets GM Bob Ferry praised Chenier as a top scorer and future standard at guard, while owner Abe Pollin called the signing a major coup for the franchise. Chenier, from Berkeley, was selected in the hardship draft before his senior year at UC Berkeley.
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Wasitington
Phil Chenier
Bob Ferry
Bullets
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Phil
Runtas
Abe Pollin
University of California
Berkeley
Cokes Pub and Ulysses win in Duncan Invitational
Cokes Pub and Ulysses advance to the Duncan Invitational softball semifinals after Wednesday wins. Cliff Kapols pitched Cokes Pub to a 32 victory over Rising City with Mike Wozuny and Larry Dimakecke contributing in support. Adiravski spun a strong one hitter to help Ulysses edge Ray's Bar 53.
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Ulysses
Sum Viitories
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Cokes
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Rising City
Mike Wozuny
Larry Dimakecke
Steve Topil
Adiravski
Ray
Shelby
Sty Benson
Bob Smith
I. Osmera
Lie
Ulysses Ray
Nolan Ryan to undergo infrared radar speed test in Anaheim
Nolan Ryan, praised by Angels figures as the fastest pitcher, will be clocked by infrared radar next month in Anaheim to measure his speed. Past marks show Bob Feller at 98.4 mph and Sandy Koufax at 93.2 mph, with multiple legends tested using a Doppler device and high speed cameras.
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Don Drysdale
Steve Barber
Herb Scire
Ryne Duren
Bobs Turley
Miami
Barber
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Angels
Atley Donald
New York Yankees
Yankees
Turley
Mack
Orioles
Steve Dalkowski
Cames Duren
The big leagues numbers game in baseball leadership
A historic look at how few black managers have led major league teams. From 1954 to 1963 the rate of managerial turnover has been dramatic, with only one team, the Dodgers under Walter Alston, maintaining stability. The piece critiques owners and general managers for overlooking Black candidates as leaders while detailing patterns across leagues.
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Walter Alston
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Clyde King
Henry Aaron
Maury Wills
Frank Robinson
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Jim Marshall
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Atlanta
Charlie Grimm
Charlie Dressen
Bobby Bragall
Billy Hitchcock
Sam Harris
Cub
Olson gang wins Monroe Softball Tournament title
Olson Construction of Columbus stopped Keen Korner 7-4 in the championship game. Janssen Enterprise took consolation honors with a 7 to triumph over St. Bernard. Wes Cattan and Larry Kobus combined for seven hits off Date Gonka while Ernst homered and Anderson pitched for Janssen Enterprise to defeat St. Bernard. Line scores show Keen Korner 4 22 7 4 and Janssen 7 4 4.
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Keen Korner
Monroe
Janssen Enterprise
St. Bernard
Wes Cattan
Larry Kobus
Gonka
Mike Ernst
Dale Anderson
Janssen Enterprise of
Bill Korth
Ivan Pfeifer
Nebraskans place in York rodeo events
Nebraska contestants earned several honors at the fourth annual York Rodeo in York, Nebraska. Dennis Bonsall of Burwell placed fourth in steer roping with 4.8 seconds. Chip Whittaker of Chambers was fourth in calf roping with 11 seconds. Two Nebraska bull riders tied for fourth with 62 points. Nebraska cowgirls swept barrel racing top four, led by June Holeman of Arcadia with 15.3 seconds. Other winners included Bronc Riding, Saddle Bronc, Bull Riding, Calf Roping, and Steer Wrestling from teams in Texas, Wyoming, Colorado, South Dakota, and Nebraska.
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Dennis Bonsall
Burwell
Chip Whittaker
Chambers
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Randy Rhone
Lexington
Mike Tierney
Broken Bow
JW. Walters
Ponda City
Okiz
June Holeman
Arcadia
Mary Alm
Wahoo
Joyce Loomis
Lincoln
Dora Yoder
Blue Hill
Ack Brone
Greenville
Tex
J.C. Bonine
Lysham
Mont
Till
Ray Jlarvey
Boulder
Colo
Terry Moody
Lelcher
S.D
Tom Epperson
Cherokee
Brong Rumford
Abbeyville
Kan
Holeman
Pinata
Pitchers star in LL contests in Williamsport
Alfredd Urdaneta a two year old pitcher from Maracaibo leads in LL playoff action for a spot in the Vie League World Series. He pitched a no hitter against San Salvador and drove in a solo homer. Urdaneta later yielded one hit to Jackson Tennessee and hit a opposite field homer to win in extra innings. Fed Blunt, California, also won its first round game over Victoria Canada. Mark Keluche, a plump right hander, faced Canada without allowing a hit and struck out WH. Red Finnus produced all runs in the fourth.
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Table Tanguer
Maracaibo
Urdaneta
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Mararalbo
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Blntf
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Victoria
Canada
Mark Keluche
Red Finus
Moret hurls one hitter as Red Sox top White Sox 4-0
Boston pitcher Moret limited Chicago to a single hit, a seventh inning infield grounder, while striking out 12 as the Red Sox beat the White Sox 4-0. The win improves Moret to 7-5. In other AL games, Texas edged Baltimore 5-1, Cleveland 7 Kansas City 4, New York 4 Minnesota 1.
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Charlie Spikes
Royals
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Vada Pinson
Yankees
Graig Nettles
George
Doc” Medich
Baseball Cardinals stumble as Phillies and Pirates win
The Phillies push their NL East chase with a 1 loss behind the Cardinals while the Pirates beat San Francisco. Ed Kirkpatrick two run homer helps Pittsburgh rally. Schmidt Aaronson star for Philadelphia as they down Cincinnati. Braves beat Cardinals as Evans hits in three straight games. Dodgers sweep Chicago. Mets crush Houston. Expos and Padres, Montreal edge San Diego on late hits.
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Astros
Rusty Staub
Jerry Koosman
Expos
Padres
Barry Foole
Ken Singleton Hunt
Richmond signs 6-5 basketballer Wie signing of Laslie Anderson
University of Richmond basketball coach Carl Slone announced today the signing of Laslie Anderson of Washington to a basketball grant aid. Anderson, a 6 foot 5 inch forward, attended Laurinburg Prep in North Carolina this year after high school at Bell and Maximley Tech in Washington.
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University of Richmond
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Laslie Anderson
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Lautinburg Prep
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Beatrice Votes for Electric Rate Increases
Beatrice Nebraska residents will see higher municipal electric rates after the City Council unanimously approved new schedules. Residential rates rise 18 percent and industrial rates 10 percent with Sept. implementation to support timely payments. Central customers using electric heat also face the same increases as industrial users. Public Works Board officials said the hikes are needed immediately to maintain payments.
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WTT to Name MVP From Championship Contenders
World Team Tennis will select the Most Valuable Player after the WIT championship match in Newport Beach on August 26 or 27. The MVP will be drawn from Philadelphia Minnesota Pittsburgh and Denver, the four teams still in contention.
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World Team Tennis
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Pittsburgh
Denver
American golfers have won the past five Canadian Open titles
A historical note highlights a streak of five straight Canadian Open championships won by American golfers, underscoring consistent national dominance in the event.
Top cage coach in critical condition after heart attack
Tyler Texas AP Floyd Wagstaff, 54, famed as the nation s winningest junior college basketball coach, remained in intensive care in poor condition after a Wednesday heart attack at Tyler Junior College. Since 1946 he has accumulated nearly 700 victories as head coach and athletic director, with state junior college crowns and national titles in 1940 and 1951.
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Floyd Wagstafl
Tyler Junior College
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Tyler JC
Wright wins after third lead change in Star class
In Cleveland racing in moderate southerly wind Peter Wright of Chicago and Howard Lippincott of Morristown,NJ traded the lead for the third time in three days. Wright, with finishes of sixth, second and first, earned 8% points under the low-point system as a wind shift forced Lippincott to tack near the finish.
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Peter Wright
Chicago
Wright
Howard Lippinecott
Morristown
Nid
Ami
Worcester State names George Albro assistant coach
George Albro, a 1965 Worcester State College graduate and English teacher at Leicester High School, has been appointed assistant basketball coach at Worcester State College, announced by the school's athletic department.
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Worcester, Mass
George Albro
Worcester State College
Albro
Worcester State
Leicester High School
Columbus and Humphrey Clash At Pawnee Park
Central Nebraska Baseball League clash at Pawnee Park features Columbus facing Humphrey. Manager Clair Tiggler’s club brings an 0-3 record into the makeup game set for 3 15 this afternoon.
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