Links Rally Past Columbus In High School Basketball
Lincoln High links beat Columbus 63-56 as Ken Perry and Mike Pillanan led with 29 of 43 first half points. rivals used a late surge to close the gap before LINKS sealed the win. Columbus must sharpen rebounding and ball handling for next weekend conference games.
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Dave Comurway
Gary Iwansky
Mm McLaugthtin
Baye Carroll
Roger Brown
Frank Brower
Dave Swarts
Allaeh
Wark
Indoor mile run at Villanova carnival shapes up upset hopes
The Philadelphia crowd expected a dramatic indoor track mile at Convention Hall as Kipchoge and Villanova’s Marty Liguori eyed top finishes. Key contenders were Naftali Bow, Frank Murphy, and Olympians Vik Jones and Jose Faces, with Villanova star Jim Bilsatt directing the meet. Strong entries from Wisconsin, Maryland, Harvard, and Santa Monica A.C. joined the field, while a foot injury hampered Villanova’s pace early in the season.
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Germany
Willan & Mary
Andy O'Reilly
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Ric Uorbink
Sports International
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Jim Bilsatt
Wildcat
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We Mile Hell
Byram Dyce
Pete Shaw
Harvard
Doc Vandrey
Wisconsin
Joe Lynes
Santa Monica A.C
Wrohe Baker
Maryland
Vik Jones
Olymoic
Martin Dy
Kim Biarnett
Edigt Cayenne
Jose
Chris Mason
Keith Colburt
Mark Wingenrsid
Bob Lang
Florida
Pete Seydl
Uualtagherd
John Carlos
Charles Greene
Fd Roberts
Itv Thal
Ex Vilkinova
Leon Coleman
Bill High
Tennessee
Dirk Boarkly
Yancey Leads Crosby Meet Amid Turbulent Round
Yancey holds a two stroke lead at halfway in the Crosby National, carding a two under 40 in rough Spyglass play. Roberta Bernardini, Dan Massen and Nicklaus trail in the crowded field as Beaudoin and Beard struggle and Cypress Point scores show mixed form.
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George Archer
Arnold Palmer
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Paul Iawney
George Knudsen
Nicklaus
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Pebble Beach
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Hilly Casper
Cypress
Dale Menglass
Pebble
Hill
Shank
NHL veteran traded to the Los Angeles Kings
A veteran NHL forward, formerly with Montreal and Toronto, is traded to the Los Angeles Kings for a player named Zaler. The 33 year old brings experience to the Kings after stints with the Canadiens and Maple Leafs.
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Great White Fleet sails to Mantou Roads 1909 voyage ends
On February 2 1909 sixteen United States Navy battleships, nicknamed the Great White Fleet, entered Mantou Roads Virginia signaling the completion of the first global voyage by an American battle fleet.
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Clarkson defeats Lakeview 57 to 49 in home win
Clarkson Red Devils upset Lakeview Vikings 57 to 49 as Clarkson shot 37 percent and dominated inside. Ken Avarec led Clarkson with 11 points in the first quarter and Dan Wiese added 10 as Lakeview struggled from the floor, while Ted Schmidt led the Vikings with 7 points.
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Larry Soulliere
Wil
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Stan Brichneck
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Wradee
Steve Pribnow
Clarkson
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Queline
Dan Wiese
Brichavek
McWilliams
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Red Devil
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Viking Court
Regan to Leave Seton Hall Post
SOUTH ORANGE NJ Hichie Regan former Cincinnati Royals star and Seton Hall varsity coach for the last ten years announced he is resigning at season end Regan 40 said in his resignation letter the team currently 6 7 is not meeting expectations Regan has a 108 122 record at the school
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Cincinnati Royals
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Weekend Nebraska Basketball Scoreboard From United Press International
The page lists numerous high school and college basketball scores across Nebraska and nearby towns including Kearney North Platte 46, Wayne 74, UNO 74, Lincoln 61, Norfolk 47, Hastings 0, and other matches. It records tournament results for regional events and notes various district outcomes with team names such as Beemer, Shelton, Grand Island, Seward, and Columbus.
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Shram Scott
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Peru
H School
Beemer
Burwell
Centura
Doniphan
Guide Rock
Kenesaw
Trumbull
Orford
Winnebaga
Coleridge
Martington CC
Seward
Aurora
Holdcege
Minden
Arnold
Anselmo-Mema
Nebraska City
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Sulton
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Corad
Valentine
Howells
West Point CC
Om. Central
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Tekamah
Blair
Ralston
Millard
Plattev
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Deshter
Friend
Chester
Henderson
Milford
Bonini
Shickley
Eee
Davenport
Exeter
Republican City
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Aquinas tops Scotus 72 57 on sharp shooting display
Ken Navratil and Bob Bierbower led Aquinas to a 72 57 victory over Scotus Central Catholic at Memorial Mall. Navratil scored nine of 31 field goals and Bierbower added eight from the floor as Aquinas built a 16 4 cushion early, then stretched the lead to 21 8 after the first quarter. Coleman added 16 with six free throws, Mausbach and Riggs sparked a late rally for Scotus, but Aquinas maintained control.
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Bob Bierbower
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Top Awards At Columbus Touchdown Club Dinner
Gabriel Lamonica and Owens won the top trophies at the Touchdown Club of Columbus All Sports Awards. Gabriel received the Joseph Car Trophy, Lamonica earned the Rozelle Trophy, and Owens wore the Chic Harley trophy for 1969. Nixon sent messages praising Ohio State and a polite nod to Spiro Agnew.
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Schuyler Triumphs 95-54 Over Scribner
Schuyler coasted to a 95-54 victory Friday, the Warriors eighth win in nine games. Gene Harmon scored 26 and Dan Jura 23, with Ron Jarecki adding 8. Kevin Nelson and Brian Moeller posted 22 and 18 points for Coach Roger Uecker.
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Lew Scribner
Warriors
Gene Harmon
Dan Jura
Ron Jarecki
Kevin Nelson
Brian Moeller
Roger Uecker
Seriboer
Sctuyler
Leigh Cagers Win 10th Game At Home
Leigh improves to 10-2 after defeating Elgin Pope John 55 to 74 in an AMfid- Aiate Conference clash. Joe Hoppes led Leigh with 20 points, Bob Urban added 12, and Terry Wehneke 12 as Leigh stretched a half time edge to finish strong. Larry Wiehn scored 14 for Pope John and Leigh next hosts Columbus Lakeview.
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Cincinnati signs veteran tackle Parker from Giants
Cincinnati Bengals sign veteran defensive tackle Frank Parker, 29, who played part of last season with the New York Giants and was drafted by the Browns. Parker had previously played for Bengals coach Paul Iwan in 1982, and his joining follows his release by the Giants late last season.
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Gonzalez Triumphs In Five Set U S Championship Final
Pancho Gonzalez, aged near 40, defeats Rod Laver 75 36 26 63 62 in a Madison Square Garden final watched by 14,761 fans. The veteran’s late surge overturned Laver’s rhythm in a dramatic five set victory that added $10,000 to his prize and kept alive doubt about a repeat Classic win.
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Ito
Madison Squeze Garden
Rodney Laver
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Beaty Jump Sparks 4.5 Million Suit Over NBA Move
Zelmo Beaty left the Atlanta Hawks for the Los Angeles Stars prompting a Superior Court suit. Atlanta seeks injunction and 4.5 million in damages for alleged breach of a 1973 pact and to protect its business interests. The Stars and owners Kirat and Hardy are named defendants. Beaty reportedly plans to play with Los Angeles next season under a 4-year deal worth about 150 thousand yearly.
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