Lakeview and Aquinas Live Up To Hype In District Play
Lakeview edges Ashland 63 59 in a tense district opener while Aquinas cruises past Walive 73 58. Key stars include Jim Pillen, Roger Lambert and coach Larry Whiting guiding Lakeview, with Kerkman and Gillespie starring for the Monarchs in Wahoo upset attempts and Cliff Anderson leading Ashland scoring efforts.
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Logan View
Schuyler
Central City
Rich Gaver
Glass
Aminey
Art Lakeview High
Serioul Gyonasium
Amoke
Atkeview
Wahoo Hada
Larry Whiting
Vikings
Bok
Ashland
Greenwood
David City Aquinas
Monarch Power
David City
Aquinas
Jerome Ketera Snares
Doane to Host First Playoff Game in NALA District 1
Doane College will host the opening NALA District 1 basketball playoff game against the University of Nebraska at Omaha on Wednesday night pending a district executive committee decision. The winner advances to a possible semifinal playoff, with Doane: two home games awarded based on overall records. The NALA office in Kansas City awaits scheduling guidance to finalize site use and seeding based on UNO’s Wednesday result and season marks.
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Kearney
Ups-Toane
NALA
Kearney State
University of Nebraska At Omaha
Kearney- Ung
Silurdin
Kearney Doane
Keatney
Ani
Kansaes
Fay
Faster Olympic scoreboards promise quicker results
New York UPI reports a $7 million system of computerized scoreboards will deliver results to spectators at the Munich Summer Olympics. Officials say the new boards will provide results far faster than prior displays, enhancing event experience for fans in Mosica City.
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New York
UPI
Munich
Germany
Mosica City
Orioles Face Signings as 11 Players Remain unsigned
United Press International reports 11 Orioles, including stars Boas Powell Brooks Robinson Mike Cuellar and Dave Johnson, have not signed contracts while other clubs move ahead. Giants announce Juan Marichal two year deal plus The Fuentes agreement. Dodgers Downing Sutton Tigers Cash Pirates Ellis Blass notes.
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United Press International
Frank Cashen
Baltimore Orioles
Imany
Cashen
Boas Powell
Brooks Robinson
Mike Cuellar
Dave Jollngan
San Francisco Giants
Juan Marichal
Tws
Marichal
the Fuentes
Giants
al Downing
Don Sutton
Los Angeles Dodgers
Norm Cash
Wetroit Tigers
Andy Messeramith
California «Ingels
Deron Dannson
Philadephia Phillies
Sara Tive
Vida Blue
Oakland Athletics
Mickey Lolich
Vivers
Joy Torre
St. Louis Cardinals
Trusty Tank
Expos
Ice fishing ends as warm weather hits Nebraska waters
Lincoln area and statewide reports show ice conditions deteriorating with warm weather ending ice fishing season in most of Nebraska. Meanwhile Sandhill cranes and waterfowl move into the state, attracting waterfowlers and photographers. Officers warn conditions vary, with pockets of safe ice and risky areas across counties including Lincoln, Blago, and Sheridan.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
State Game Commission
Angiers
Qe Nori Platte
Teen Cox Leads Columbus Bowling Event Despite Confusing Roster
Readable scores show Teen Cox achieving a high 276 game and a 635 series in the Platte Valley League amid mixed results from multiple bowlers including Marty Janssen, Bart Badie, Sheila Stone, and others. Hadley Braithwait team honors with a 12 game and 4,584 series as other leagues report varied totals and high games across junior and adult divisions.
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Slepauck
Colummints
Myrtle Leckinger
Fran Kuta
Neorma Behren
Hadley-Braithiait
Teen Cox
Fred Leonhard
Bill Andson
Val Sohl
Jim Irwin
Don Struebing
Len Smith
Metalerafiere
Budweiser
Debbie Gates
AJRC
Randy Kurtenbach
Singleton
Dave Schaecher
Redskins
Lions
Winston Cup Standings Tighten After Richmond 600 Finish
NASCAR figures show Bobby Allison and Richard Petty closing in on leader James Hylton after the Richmond 600. Hylton holds 206 points to 733.25 for Allison, who rose to within eight points of the leader. Patty moved up to fourth with 661.25, Langley remains third at 772.73, and the series heads to Ontario, California next.
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Daytona
Beach
Fla
Bobby Allison
Richard Petty
James Hylton
Fiman
5.C
Nascar
Allison
Hueytown
Ala
Hylton
Patty
Randletan
N.C
Himo Langley
Landover
Mel
Naseer
Ontario
Calif
Creighton Freshman Team Edges South Dakota in Narrow Win
Creighton fresh man basketball team defeats South Dakota University 40 to 33 as a late burst, aided by a zone defense, gives Creighton its 16th win. South Dakota led at halftime 27 27 before Creighton opened a 31 20 margin and held on.
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UBT
Creighton University
Seth Cae
South Dakota University
South Dakota
Creighton
Special trophies for N Y tracks 1972 season leaders
New York Racing Association tracks will award special trophies to the leading jockey and trainer for 1972. Jorge Velasquez led in 1971 with 205 arms at New York tracks, while Frank Pancho Martin topped trainers with 106 winners.
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NEW York
UPI
New York Racing Association
Jorge Velasquez
Frank "Pancho Martin
Captain appointed for Wightman Cup team
Mrs Davitt M. McGoldrick of Wellesley Mass formerly Edythe A Sullivan was named Monday captain of the United States Wightman Cup tennis team.
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New York
UPI
Davitt M. McGoldrick
Wellesley
Mass
Edythe
An Sullivan
Discoverers bid for state berth Wednesday
The Discoverers, ranked eighth, open Class A-7 District play at Hastings College floor against Grand Island in a 7 pm game. The winner advances to face Hastings or Beatrice Friday. Columbus aims to return to Lincoln for the state tournament after a strong season and a district title run in 1953.
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Columbus
Lincoln
Grand Island
Hastings College
Maroons
Winer
Hastings
Beatrice
Jack Johnson
Omaha
van ‘Allane
Creighton Prep
CHS
Norfolk
Fremont
Sioux City
Bo Silppstreu
Whistle Testers and Scores In Busy Hoops Weekend
Sport Shorts notes Ben Dreith and Pat Mallette as referees in a Big Eight clash where Bud Stallworth led Kansas with 50 points. It also recaps Lakeview Vikings rallying to beat Ashland 63 59 in District B play and previews Scotus versus Central Gilly in the first round while mentioning a banded duck discussion and unrelated bird data.
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Paul Ernst
Ben Dreith
Pat Mallette
Pat
Ten
Columbus Town
Bud Stallworth
Ben
Kansas Eager
Clore
Lakeview Vikings
Vikes
Ashland
Vikings
Scotus
Central Gilly
Shamrocks
Omaha tourney pits top MBAC teams for state bid
In Omaha at the University of Nebraska at Omaha fieldhouse the big four of the Metropolitan Basketball Conference clash in a district Class A tournament with the winner earning a state tournament berth in Lincoln next week. Central meets Rummel in a key 9 pin clash. Westside and Boys Town also participate as top contenders.
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Omaha
UPI
University of Nebraska At Omaha
Lincally
Cental
Rummel
Westside
Tays Town
Central
Rennyel
St i
Boys Town
Lincoln bowler leads all-events in WNAX Tournament
Mike White of Lincoln takes first in all-events during the third week of WNAX Tournament play at Boulevard Lanes. He totaled 1,835 pins across nine games, ahead of Joe Svoboda of Fremont by 19, with Al Kolbush of Collamba and others contending in singles and doubles. The event runs for three more weekends with current standings listed among Lincoln and Concordia bowlers.
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Lincoln
Boulevard Lanes
White
Joe Svoboda
Fremont
al Kolbush
Collamba
Alpba Kornstein
Kolbush
Shirley Walden
Elden Nelson
Concordia
Kun
Fyaircraft
Oummey
Ingles
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Columbus
Re~dlohnster
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Genoa
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Spalding
Kalbush
Hohnstein
S. Walden
J. Nelson
Kan
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J. Gross
O. Harms
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Holdrege
EB. McMillan
B. Ruble
Seward
D. Nu
Allavents
Svoboda
Issé
J. 'Thalken
Holtiedge
D. Frazell
Tinealn
L. Rieke
Plattsmouth
Wrestling Card At Legion Post 84 Friday In Columbus
American Legion Hartinsn Post No 84 sponsors its second professional wrestling card Friday at 6 3 pm in Columbus Anditoriom. A record last turnout and a Midwest Tag Team Championship two out of three falls 60 minute match headlines Stan Pulaski and Regge Parks vs Bisidy Wells and The Great Kusatsu. Mogals vs Kay Noble and Tihonda Jean in a falls out of three 45 minutes. Mary Miller vs Of Baker in one fall 3 minute limit. Opening: Stan Pulaski vs The Great Kusashi. Tickets at Tooley's Drug Legion Club Silver Dollar Bar Chies Tip Top Bar Lex Club Rooms.
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American Legion Hartinsn Post No. 84
Columbus
Anditoriom
Ome
Mat
He Légion
Midwest
Stan Pulaski
Regge Parks
Bisidy Wells
Kusatsu
Mogals
Kay Noble
Tihonda Jean
Mary Miller Ad
Baker
Kusatsi
Tooley's Drug
The
Legion Club
Silver Dollar
Fuhr and Miller Dominate at Boulevard Lanes TV Night
Leonard Fuhr and Arlene Miller win doubles as 662 handicap top score on Sunday. The event features other high games and team totals, with Bill and Emily Fuhr chosen for a TV drawing and facing a next weekend matchup to earn a spot in Omaha for cash prizes on the Bowling at Leisure show.
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Leonard Fuhr
Arlene Miller
Scatch
Boulevard Lanes
Wiin
Otto Jimi
al Raper
Henry Gales
Rita Fuhr
Larry Zulkowski
Elaine Mossman
Keith
Louise Goltschall
Bill
Emily Fuhr
Wert Fuhr-Miller
Drapers
Omaha
Creston JH wins Lakeview tourney over District 10
Creston Junior High captured first in a Lakeview Junior High week tournament by edging District 10 by one point. Top scorer was Wiemer with Jed Brunken, Donnie Wiemer, Jim Prang, Dean Weber, and Ken Krings on the roster. Coaches were Glen Wiemer and Glen Morfeldt.
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Creston
Lakeview
Tournament Finals Class A Cage Scores at Kearney and Nearby
Scoring lines show Scottsbluff 65 McCook grasses, Chadron 82 Valentine, Alliance 85 Ogallala 62, Atkinson West Holt 67 Holdrege 43, Lexington 7 Wood Ilyer 4, Randolph 67 Pierce 51, Columbus Lakeview 63, Ashland David City Ag 73, Wahoo 8, Auburn Waverly 70, Tecumseh 57, Nebraska City 50, Crete Wallbury 52 Hickman Norris 34, Blair Om Cathedral 76, Tekemah 8, Elkhorn 56, Holy Name 4.
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United Press International
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Scottsblutt
McCook Sd
Scottablutt Chadron
Valentine
Alliance
Ogallala
Atkinson
West Holt Covad
Holdrege
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Wood Ilyer
Norfolk
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Columbus Lakeview
Columbus Lake
Ashland
David
Hickman-Norris
Aurora
Utica Centennial
Blair
Cathedral
Tekemah
Elkhorn
Holy Name
Thunderbolt League Bowling Leaders and Team Scores
Triehwasser led with 25 games and Jim Swartz rolled a 591 series including a 202 for Thunderbolt League at Boulevard Lanes. Ford Guenther 204 Don Sleler 202. Sahara Lounge led with 877 and 2,518. Lynn Nits topped men 210 561. Denne Matson 19 455 for women. Ramackers Farm 600 1,769 best team scores. Sue Davidshofer 178 493 led women in the Sunday Night Mixed. Rusty s Rebels won team honors 60 2,403.
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Jim Swarte
Thunderbolt
Ford Guenther
Don Sleler
Dennis Kudron
Sahara Lounge
Lynn Nits
Denne Matson
Madena Becher
Lee Hurner
Sue Davidshofer
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