Unheralded Mahre Fourth in Olympic Giant Slalom First Run
Mahre timed 1 minute 45.88 seconds on the 63-gate Head Mountain course to sit fourth after the Olympic giant slalom first run. Thoeni led, with Gros and Senmark among contenders. the Mahre brothers, Greg Hones, Cary Adgate and others trailed in the standings.
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Italy
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Ingemar ‘Senmark
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Gros
Stenmark
Xperts
Mahre
Head Mountain
Steve
Greg Hones
Tahoe
Mid-State East tourney opens at Leigh with Clarkson Dodge clash
The Mid-State Conference tourney begins tonight at Leigh with Clarkson facing Dodge at 7 30 p m and the winner meeting Howells on Tuesday Feb 10 at 7 p m Leigh meets Norfolk Catholic in the 8 30 p m game Tuesday winners reach a four team semi final set for Thursday Feb 12 at Newman Grove West Division games include Elgin Pope John Battle Creek and Newman Grove with Tilden Elkham Valley facing Humphrey St Francis at 7 p m tonight followed by Lindsay Holy Family and Pope John at 8 30 p m Winners advance to next round Leigh 6 6 in prep for the trip led by senior 6 1 Panthers coach Jack Pennington.
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Clarkson
Dodge
Howells
Norfolk Catholic
Newman Grove
Elgin Pope John
Battle Creek
Tilden Elkham Valley
Humphrey St. Francis
Lindsay
Clarkson Falls to Tilden in Mid-State Conference clash
Clarkson (3-12) lost to Tilden as Bob Stonacek scored 13 and Hamernik 10 for the Devils while Barry Salter, Jerry Liebrandt, and Bill led the winners. Jefferson area scoring details appear in the mixed lines, with Genoa and Leigh also noted in the East Division standings.
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Tilden
Elkhorn Valley
Setaone
Clarkson
Dodge
Leigh
Bob Stonacek
Hamernik
Devils
Barry Salter
Jerry Liebrandt
Bill
Unclear OCR sports notes hint at bowling league standings
Fragmentary text lists names such as Pete Unger and Pete Guenter with scores and team references. Mentions bowling league structure, Tuesday events, and local competitors, but many words are garbled. Incomplete data prevents a clear event, date, or location from being established.
Doane Wins Doane Doane Track Invitational Led by Prewett Soulliere
Doane dominated a five team invitational at Bethel Kansas, winning 11 of 16 events including multiple double winners. Tim Edwards set a meet mile record at 4 18.1, and Doane swept several sprints and field events as South Dakota and Bethel followed in points. Mary Lou Jasnoth led Doane women with sprint wins while Sharon Butler claimed the shot put.
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Bethel
Kan
McPherson
Platte Community
Tim Edwards
Danald Berg
Edwards
South Dakota
Tommy Vann
Don Soulier
Mike Cliff
Vann
Billy Jones
Fred’ Wilson
Fred Falkner
Doug Prewell
Craig Fleming
CHS swimmers third at Millard Invitational meet
Millard's youthful team finishes third in an eight-team field at Millard Invitational Swimming and Diving Championship. Tom Horihan wins 200 IM and 100 butterfly. Dennis Smith takes 50 free and 100 free. Columbus swimmers like Barry Johnson praise progress and target conference titles as Millard and Columbus both field strong showings.
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Columbus
Bellevue
Paul Cerio
Tom Horihan
Dennis Smith
Cerio
Barry Johnson
Scott
Johnson Brian Wertz
Conrad injured in cage game at Creighton
Schuyler Central High School alumna Jeanne Conrad sustained a head blow during a Creighton University game in Omaha. She lapsed into a coma, was taken to Lutheran Medical Center, and after two days regained consciousness with a concussion. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jim Conrad of Schuyler.
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Jeanne Conrad
Schuyler Central High School
Creighton University
Omaha
Lutheran Medical Center
Jeanne
Jim Conrad
Miller captures Hope Classic with 63 and big win
Johnny Miller fired nine birdies Sunday to finish 16 under and win the Bob Hope Desert Classic by three strokes. Rik Massengale and Brian Allin chased with 67s. Miller earned 3000 and moved to 44,370 in 1976 earnings, 1,001,522 career.
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Rik Massengale
Brian Allin
Johnny
Jack ‘Nicklaus
Vermeil Named Eagles Head Coach After Long Search
Philadelphia hires Dick Vermeil, 39, to lead the Eagles on a five year deal after a campaign that saw interest from Joe Paterno and Frank Kush. Vermeil, UCLA rose to prominence with a Rose Bowl win over Ohio State, said he is thrilled to work for Leonard Tose.
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UPL
Philadelphia Eagles
Dick Vermeil
Joe Paterno
Frank Kush
Vermeil
UCLA
Ohio State
Eagles
Mike McCormack
Paterno
Penn State
Kush
Arizona State
J.D. Morgan
Woodland Hills
Calif
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Leonard Tose
Ted
Jim Murray
Murray
Knox
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