Genoa and Greeley withstand upset bids in district play
Genoa and Greeley survived late pressure in district semifinals with Genoa defeating Stromsburg 74 to 68 and Greeley edging St. Edward 60 to 63. Genoa earned an 8:90 pm semifinal date against Greeley after strong free throw shooting in a tense finish, while Stromsburg made a late 32-point burst but fell short.
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Genoa
Greeley
Osceola
Cedar Rapids
Stromsburg
St. Edward
Rich Gaver
Stalter
Greely
Std
Steve Flaherty
Platte College
Renormance
Tob Farminter
Brad Stallings
Tom Strong
Kurth DeLand
Vikings
Parminter
Stalling
Rich
Orioles
Frat Carnahan
Jim Koziol
John Street
Clay Fisher
Clay Fisher 10. Fayored Greeley
Tom Nicklasson
Senator and
Fraherty
Tenior
al Henkel
Beavers
S21
Platte College Nets
Telegram
Mark
Hickman Jed
Ike Aspegren
Frank Ryan
Dutcher
Bill Buck
Stromsburgere
Jim d Johnson Riets
Bob Varminter
Itis
Tom Shear
Ingeroo Walte
Sorell
En Peterson
Nénnis
Anderson Tee Y Ialerin
Tedd Lysak
Fred
Lay Fisher
Ruald
John
Merrie
Carters
Coraebate
Ley
Buck Louis Haner
Tuytal Doug
Hamag ‘Warner
Dames Whalen
EDA
Sia Channel
Steve. Finkerty
Aga A
Dean Miller
Tom Nickinasen
Tom Nordeen
Mike Cabll
Doug Waker
Greeley Feoring Dyravtsi
St Baward
Ofielats
Thedeanes
Michigan State sprinter eyes Olympics 100 dash
Michigan State junior Herb Washington trains seven days a week at Jenison Fieldhouse aiming for a gold medal in Munich 1972. Coach Fran Dittrich lauds his dedication and focus as he targets a world indoor 60-yard record at Detroit NCAA championships and improves stamina for the 100 meters and 10-yard dashes.
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EAST _UANSING
Mich
Upl
Herb Washington
Jenison Field
Michigan State
Washington
MSU
Fran Dittrich
Dittrich
Detroit
Columbus Discoverers face long weekend with Big Ten playoff trip
Sport Shorts notes Columbus Discoverers travel Friday morning for a Big Ten playoff trip to McCook then return Saturday to host Ine Gmaha Benson Bunnies. McCook seeks a win in a season with a one game streak while prep play centers on the Benson challenge.
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Columbus
McCook
Benson Bunnies
McCaouk
Bison
Omaha
Benson
Bellevue
Central
Tech
Conde Sargent
The
Herald
Scolstuff
Creighton Prep
Fuhrs reach 641 series in Scotch Doubles action
Leonard and Rita Fuhr posted a 64 series with games 234 204 and 206 to win Boulevard Lanes TV Scotch Doubles. Laudenklos and Ilm trailed with 626 and 616 as Sell aid Krumland joined the 500 sweeper draw. Taylor-Grape will appear on Channel 7 Bowling at Leisure after a one game win. Mixed League saw Nelson Neeman pace men with 523 and Mimick led women with 532. Go Gelters 688 and Poneplite 1605 highlighted. Monarch butterfly note appears.
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Leonard
Rita Fuhr
Boulevard Lanes
Harry
Sharon Laudenklos
Dean
Arlene Ilm
Bob Sell
Roxanne Krumland
Bud Taylor
Lynne Grape
Heth Wolf
Dodie Mcs Donald
Taylor-Grape
Channel 7
del Nelson
Fingleton
Jerry Neeman
Yvonne Mimick
Go- Gelters
Poneplite
Mays Holds Out While Giants Open Spring Training
Willie Mays press to holdout for a multiyear Giants deal as he arrives at Casa Grande via Ariz camp. Manager Charlie Fox wants him to work out. Other unsigned players include Bobby Bonds Tito Fuentes and Dick Dietz. Herman Franks will join for salary talks. McNally signs with Orioles. Clendenon Shamsky and Shorisky boost Mets salaries. White Sox renew Wilbur Wood Tom McCraw. Tigers sign Jim Northrup. McDowell seeks around 1000000 with Indians while remaining in Tucson spring base.
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Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Mays
Charlie Fox
Maya
Hié Giants
Casa Grande
Ariz
Giants
Fox
San Standeo
Herman Franks
Franks
Phoenix
Horace Stoneham
Bobby Bonds
Tito Fuentes
Dick Dietz
McNally
Dave McNally
Baltimore Oriols
Siming
Mike Cuellar
Orloton
New York Aets
Dora Clendenon
Ad Sharrisky
Pookie
George Kazmarelli
Ted Martinez
Clendenon
New York
Olheewlae
Shamsky
Wilbur Wood
Tom McCraw
Chicago White Sox
Jim Northrup
Detroit Tigers
Lakeland
Fila
Camp
Bengals
Aurelio Rodriguez
Cesa Cuberrez
Cleveland Indians
Sam McDowell
McDowell
Pittsburgh
Tribes
Tucson
Cleveland
Seven Family Y cage league games and mixed scorers
Seven Family Y cage league games plus five Prep Basketball League games at Columbus Family are recorded. Scorers include Warriors Craig Marsh 5 and Pistons Craig Person 10, Stars Scott Wagner 10, Lakers Steve Heimann 12, Reds Terry Petersen 3, Jett Moore 3, Tom Munson 4, Blackshirts David Warrender 4, Jon Walker hil 4, among others. Reds beat Sonics 17-9 and Blackshirts edged Ramblers 109 with multiple scorers.
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Columbus Family
Warriors
Craig Marsh
Rick Sharp
Joh Heimann
Kare
Labens
Travis Jackson
Hawks
Ken Stavas
Thin Munson
Pat Murray
Pistons
Craig Person
Bmaté Anthony
Mark Dilek
Shane Wake
Danny Vrana
Stars
Scott Wagner
Scoth ‘Mason
Lakers
Steve Heimann
Dest Hocking
Randy Weinhoff
Pat Burrows
Cellies
Tim Anderson
Mike Fraka
Randy Brezinski
Suns
Bob Goos
Pat Lannan
Bucks
Doug Rowlands
Gary Schaeffer
Dave Sinner
Bullets
Dan Berhin
Brian Bullington
Jerry Joseph
Chris Merrill
Blackshirts
Ramblers
David Warrender
Tim Engelbert
Mark Haskins
Scoll Souders
Jon Walker Hil
Steve Mancuso
Rick Tarnick
Two unbeaten teams in youth basketball reach finals
Regular-season games concluded at Sealus Central Catholic Gymnasium with two undefeated teams advancing. Colorado and Notre Dame led National and American leagues respectively, while Nebraska, Kansas State, and Creighton posted notable results. Postseason pairings set for late February to March. Coach Pete Griffin resigns from Florida A&M after one season.
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Sealus Central Catholic Gyinasium
Colorado
Notre Dame
Kansas State
UCLA
Nebraska
Creighton
Dean Hogbing
Steve Heimann
Colo
Johm Wheeler
Neb
Kim Feehan
Jerry Mancuso
Kevin Crecior
Cre
John Helmann
Rick Haney
Dave Boner
K-S
Jim Schwartzer
Tallahassee, Fla
Pete Griffin
Florida A&m
Griffin
Jake Gaither
AGM
Palmer After PGA Title Opens In Windy Florida Round
Arnhold Palmer led the opening round of the PGA Championship at Palm Beach Gardens as gusty winds tested the field of 146. Palmer, 41, seeks his first major, with Jack Nicklaus, Dave Stockton, Tom Shaw, Billy Casper, Tony Jacklin, and Miller Barber among top contenders. Stockton shot 73 amid windy conditions as players assessed wind-driven Bermuda greens and roll.
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Palm Bisach
Arhold Palmer
Palmer
Pga National Club
Arnie
Florida
Jack Nicklaus
Dave Stockton
Tom Shaw
Billy Casper
Tony Jacklin
England
Miller Barber
Mister X
Shaw
PGA
Stockton
Centennial League bowling leaders at Boulevard Lanes
Ambiguous meet results show Arnberger and Tenniges topping entries with high games and series. Doane’s Diner posted 985 as Billie’s Cate led in series. women’s Mixed League saw Lee Thomas 234 and 462, with Stan Gottschall, Mike Ernst reaching 201.
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Bob Arnberger
Wesleyan Edges Dana In High-Scoring College Game
Nebraska Wesleyan defeated Dana College 1058 in a high scoring contest. Keldell Lintz led Wesleyan with 25 points while Dana's Danny Gethman had 14. Wesleyan held a halftime lead of 48 29 and entered the second period strong.
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Lincoln
UPI
Keldell Lintz
Nebraska Wesleyan
Dana College
Danny Gethman
Dana
Wesleyan
Si Wy
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Manron, Nebraska
Rd St
Bed Ave
Redak Oil Company
Phillips 66
Exchane
Exchange
Phillips ‘66
PERT
Sea
Lohr Petroleum
Yaka Osyak
Palm Beach
Nicklaus
Jerry West
Gettics
Grand Island
Fenner Park
Fuhrs
Bob D
Pietro
Bave McNair
Pan O'Donald
Mark Wolf
Mike Nyffeler
Jeff Evans
Dave Henke
Bill Haney
Brad Pierson
Steve Swanson
Russ Nyffaler
Bill Fitton
Don Soulliere
Tom McCarthy
John Wright
Ron Zlola
Larry Eickhoff
Eddie Johansen
Tom Folsom
Tod Kyster
Tom Kivever
Jeff Dean
Brooke Pierson
Mike Chris Viansen
McNair
CHS
Wil
Omaha Westside
Telegram Phate
ARS
Yee
Peclace Neve
Omaka
Alhis
Arnberger
Tonniges
Mike Fegans
Jim Herrman
Becky Rains
Ales Will
Dil Pyine
Julie Lisele
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