Yanks Wheel and Deal In Interleague Trade Roundup
The New York Yankees made heavy moves at the interleague trading deadline. They sent Bobby Bonds and Dor 14 in return for Ed Higuerda and Mikey Rivers from the Angels. From the Pirates they acquired Willie Randolph Ken Brett and Dock U Figueroa. Randolph is slated at shortstop with Brett and Elis dealing with arm trouble. The Angels also landed Bill Melton from ChiSox. Padres added Doug Rader from Houston. The deadline passed at midnight Friday.
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CHS Sophs Edge Scotus In Tight Shamrock Clash
CHS sophomores edged Scotus Central 55 to 51 in a closely fought Shamrock tilt as key performances from Hark and Peterson kept CHS ahead. Scotus pulled within one late, but free throws secured the win for CHS with strong late defense and rebounding from Becher and teammates.
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Rangers Buy Lefty Craig Skok From Red Sox
Arlington Texas The Texas Rangers purchased left handed pitcher Craig Skok from the Boston Red Sox for an undetermined cash amount. Skok, 28, split last season between Evansville and Boston with a 7 2 record and 4 3 75 ERA. He will be signed to the Rangers roster to compete as a relief pitcher in spring training.
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Stromsburg Pins Friend in Dual Meet Thriller
Stromsburg defeated Friend 41 to 21 as eight Vikings earned pins including Tobin Anderson Curtiss Meyer Gary Engel Riel Brazda and Gary Lonowski plus Allen Strang Tin Spires and Pete Anderson. Coach Roger L Kolar’s team hosts David City next Tuesday December 16 with several wrestlers listed in detailed match notes and results.
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Tony Davis to play in Shrine grid game
Shrine East West game at Stanford Stadium on June 3 will feature Tony Davis Nebraska and Tony Galbreath Missouri among a high scoring West squad led by selection chairman Pappy Waldorf. The West offense includes Steve Rivera California Steve Meyer New Mexico Craig Penrose San Diego State and other players from Cal SMU Grambling and Stanford.
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Cornhuskers find wings for Fiesta Bowl trip
Lincoln Nebraska football team the Cornhuskers found a charter plane to fly to Tempe Arizona for the Fiesta Bowl. The university contracted with North Central Airlines to take the Big Eight co champions to Phoenix leaving December 20 and returning December 28 after the game with Arizona State. United Air Lines had been planned but shutdown by a strike.
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Playoffs revenue surprise for Nebraska high school football
Lincoln based NSAA official Les Chamberlin reports 18 semifinal and final games generated 825902.88 in gross receipts averaging 4588.49 per game. Biggest moneymaker was two Class A games at University of Nebraska Ontario. the O2 final at Grant barely covered Scribner’s visiting bill. NSAA net after expenses stands at 37727.17 with reimbursements to Adams Kimball Homer and Wilsonville. A possible break even for the state girls volleyball tournament is noted as 22,205 in NSAA expenses for two teams to state meet. district and state receipts total 24505 pending bills.
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White Sox executive Paul Richards returns to baseball after years away
Milton Ricumian reports from Fort Lauderdale where Paul Richards, 67, back with Bill Veeck's White Sox, recalls managing the Orioles and Tigers era. Richards, living on a Texas farm, reflects on Nellie Fox and Brooks Robinson’s early days, noting Fox finished 313 as Sox second baseman.
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Pheasant and duck seasons close Sunday in Nebraska
The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission announced end dates for hunting seasons. Pheasant season ends Sunday in the eastern part of the state, while duck hunting runs until January 1 in the west and quail season ends January 11. Goose season runs to December 21 in most areas, with west central portions already closed. Squirrel season ends January 1 and cottontail rabbits close February 29.
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Trotting jocks surpass million earnings milestone
United Press International reports a record 13 harness drivers have surpassed the $1 million earnings mark with less than two weeks remaining in the 175 season. Carmine Abbatiello leads at $2,074,511 followed by Canadian Ben Webster with $1,969,879 and Canadian Heroe Filion at $1,780,377. William Gilmour sits fourth.
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