Potter Leads Discoverers Toward Season Records in CHS Action
Paul Potter of Coldimnts Hei eyes more scoring marks as CHS Discoverers host Norfolk then Papillion. Potter's 377 points this season and 6 13 career rebounds power a 10-6 squad led by seniors Hellbusel and Cattan with juniors and sophomores making key contributions. Columbus seeks a repeat win over Norfolk to clinch conference standings as Papillion looms in a rivalry rematch.
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Wetjen high game and Arnberger score lead Centennial bowling
Wetjen rolled a 268 with Arnberger on 634 series during the Centennial Googie Competition at Boulevard Lanes. Bob Arnberger posted a strong series including 238 and 200, while John Kuselt had a 615. Team honors went to Deano's Diner with a 2,819 trio. Numerous bowlers posted 200s and 210s across leagues, with top individual scores in Wednesday Night Mixed and other divisions.
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CHS Grapplers Open State Wrestling Action at Pershing
CHS wrestling opens state tournament action at Pershing Auditorium in Lincoln Nebraska with rounds starting at 11 a.m. Juniors Wardinger and McNair sophomores Ball Rice Bruce Karcek carry the team into the qualifier round as the Discoverers look to build on a strong rival showing and a fourth place finish in recent events. Wardinger brings prior experience against Vershing foes as Ball and Rice seek pivotal matches.
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Jura follows basketball career despite travel and match schedule
Jura, a former Schuyler High and Nebraska star, signs a two year contract with a team touring Europe and the USSR. He travels to Poland, Switzerland, Czechoslovakia, New Amsterdam and Moscow, with a homeward five week summer layoff before a varsity return.
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Ali Wins Narrow Decision Over Bugner in Las Vegas
Muhammad Ali defeats Joe Bugner by decision at the Las Vegas Convention Center in a bout that drew a $275,000 purse. Bugner landed some rights in round seven but Ali controlled the later rounds to seal the victory amid a crowded arena.
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Henri Richard Sets Record in Canadiens Win Over Rangers
Henri Richard, after 15 NHL seasons, scored the first goal and assisted on Jacques Laperierre's wrapup goal in Montreal's 6-3 victory over the New York Rangers. The points pushed him past 66 in his career, surpassing brother Maurice "Rocket" Richard’s mark as fans and reporters noted the milestone.
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Maryland falters on road in ACC clash with North Carolina
Maryland led by 17 in the second half but North Carolina recovered to win 95 85 in Raleigh. Barrell Elston sealed the finish with six straight free throws as the Tar Heels delayed Maryland’s rally. Maryland drops to third in the ACC while St Johns ends a lengthy winning streak with Syracuse and Florida State upsets Jacksonville.
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Georgia Tech coach Hyder to resign after 22 seasons
STLANTA AP John Whack Hyder Georgia Tech basketball coach for 22 seasons will step down at season's end with the team at 20-14. Hyder said the time has come to retire as coach while remaining as a physical education department instructor. He closes with a 264-287 record since taking over in 1965.
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Vikings Host Arlington in Final Home Tests
Lakeview High School readies for a pair of regular season games, hosting Arlington Friday and preparing for Husker foe, with three seniors slated for final Lakeview appearances. Key players include Mel Wessmeyer, Bill Wennhol, and forward Dan Otto supporting Coach Larry Wailing’s offense as Arlington sits as District favorite.
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Bob Wachal
Fred Westmpyer
Ron Greenwall
Larry Whiling
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le Vikings
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Bowlers Dey and Engel Pace High-Scoring Clash
Dey and Engel led a high scoring game at Columbus with Dey recording a 232 and Engel a 223 plus 203 for a 23 series. Notables include Carlson 63 and Janssery 210, Paben 206, Zeider 202, Windersich 207, Jasper 201, and team honors going to Douglas Lomason with a 45 game and Mieck Construction Co with a 2 745 threesome. Charlotte Weisser and Joan White paced individual totals in the region, while Agates and Shrewsbury figures appear in the standings.
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Frisch in Critical Condition After Head Injury
In Wilmington Met area Frank Frisch lies critically ill following a severe cranial hemorrhage after a back injury in an auto accident. President Nixon sent a telegram of support as hospital officials report progress toward recovery. Frisch, who managed the St. Louis Cardinals’ 1930s Gashouser Gang and later led the Chicago Cubs before retiring in 1951, is a noted figure in baseball history with a lifetime batting average around .316.
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Duke Snider Joins Expos Color Commentary Team
Former Dodgers star Duke Snider has joined the Montreal Expos broadcasting crew to provide color commentary for Expos games. He will add veteran insights from his major league career with Brooklyn and Los Angeles.
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Iowa State Signs Omaha Gridster to Alter ISU Football
An Omaha Gross High School back named Jerry Jackson, listed at 64 and 184 pounds, signed a letter of intent Wednesday to join Iowa State. The move positions Jackson as a potential contributor for the Cyclones this season.
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Vanderbilt names Sloan grid chief
NASVOBLE Tenn Aly Steve Sian announces Vanderbilt has chosen Sloan as new grid chief, a 28 year old former Alabama standout. He faces rebuilding the Commodores amid recent coaching departures and shifts, including Pace joining the New England Patriots staff.
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Finger Lakes Track Superintendent Kenneth Bowe Dies
Kenneth Bowe aged 30, Finger Lakes track superintendent at Canandaigua, died of a cerebral hemorrhage at his home. He had served as superintendent since 1965 after earlier work as placing judge. Funeral services set for St Patrick's Church in Macedon on Saturday.
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76ers End Bucks Losing Streak With Goaltending Call
The Philadelphia 76ers snap a 20-game drought by beating the Milwaukee Bucks 106-104 on a late goaltending call against Dick Cunningham. Fred Boyd credited with the winning goal as Leroy Ellis stacked 36 points and strong defense. Celtics, Bulls, Bullets win as Pacers, Stars, Nuggets also fare well. Abdul-Jabbar injures back in Bucks loss.
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Shamrocks face Holy Name and West Point Catholic in busy weekend
Scotus Centr Catholic’s Shamrocks travel to meet Holy Name and West Point Catholic, both Nebraskis Centennial Conference clubs, hoping to build on recent wins. Holy Name recently defeated Syracuse and Cathedral. Scotus seeks momentum after strong showings by Gruhaugh and Wiel and a close overtime win over Lakeview.
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Pacers Turn Back Memphis In OT Victory
The Indiana Pacers defeat the Memphis team 120-125 in overtime. Coach Bob Bass praised his club after a hard fought game as Darnell Man and Desnle Freeman supplied timely offense. Other ABA results saw the Utah Stars top the New York Nets 117-90 and the Kentucky Colonels beat the Denver Rockets 111-103.
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Fairbury Wins at Norfolk in League Road Victory
Fairbury broke up a tight first half with a strong second and rolled to a 73 55 Nebraska Ji lor College Conference win over Northeastern of Norfolk Wednesday night. Cartell Jones led Fairbury with 16 points while Northeastern’s John Redmond scored 28 in the game.
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