Lakeview Hires NDS Cage Assistant Coach
Lakeview High School announces Dennis De Geraghly as head basketball coach for the 1973-74 season. A Staten Island native, he starred at Vor Velmnend and St Ambrose College, earning all state and all conference honors. He coached at Preston Alowaigh and served as assistant at Martha Makota State University before completing a master’s in health and physical education.
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Lakeview Jigi School
Ute Irie
Dennis de Geraghly
Cage Sensei
Geraghly
Staten Island
N.Y
Vor Velmnend
Ant
New York City
Cegen
Istlsworth
Iowa Falls
Iowa
Vallegian
University Stars
Luing Bis ‘Ean
Davenpork College
Goraghty
St. Ambrose
Preston Alowaigh
Marth Makota State University
Geraghty
Northeast Missouri State
Kirksville
Omahan seeks third straight Junior title
GRAND ISLAND Nebraska AP Nanette Circa of Omaha reached the Nebraska Junior Girls golf final aiming for a third consecutive title at Riverside. She defeated Valerie Skimmer of North Platte to advance to Friday's final against Cathy Morrissey of Syracuse who beat Theresa Wanek. Morrissey won the semi with a four and three victory. The article also notes a lifelong horse race fact about the All American Futurity at Ruidoso.
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Neb
Nanette Circa
Eaplore
Nebraska
Miss Circa
Shelly
Cinderella
Thursty
Valerie Skimmer
North Platte
Foue
Go Oles
Miss Skimmer
Riverside Golf
Laurie Glass
Beatrice
Miss Glass
Shev
Miss Circe
Cathy Morrissey
Syracuse
Miss Morrissey
Theresa Wanek
Milliard
Miss MM
Sey
Ruidoso Pawns
Ruidloso
Posumiel
Jack Byers
Big Eight Faces Challenge From Other Leagues in NCAA Football
Sport Shorts notes the Big Eight may struggle to remain the top NCAA football conference as rivals from the Pacific Southeast Southwest and Big Ten push for prominence. It mentions Nebraska Oklahoma and Colorado receiving laurels, USC Stanford UCLA leading the Pacific, and John Dutton named defensive player of the year in the Big Eight magazine with Huskers stars Crenshaw Welle White Manstedt among all-stars.
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USG Trajars
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Colorado
Southeast
Southwest
Pacific
USC
Stanford
UCLA
Big Light
Starkls
John Dutton
Dutton
Husker
Marvin Crenshaw
Bob Welle
Huskers
Colleges face pressure over athletic drug use cover up
Congressional testimony from Oberlin College and others alleges sports bodies run public relations campaigns to deflect attention from drugs in athletics. A UC study cited high amphetamine use among football players, while Olympic medical officials say athlete drug tales are exaggerated.
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Washington
Dack Scott
Allele Clipedoy
Oberlin College
Ohio
Aletic _Association
National Football League
Scott
University of California
Medical
Daniel FL. Hanley
Arwei
Alfie
Bonds Edges Into Third NL Outfielder Position
Bobby Bonds of the San Francisco Giants remains in the hunt for a starting NL outfield spot with 774 355 votes in the Baseball Writers Association balloting. Pete Rose leads all NL outfielders with 904 624 votes, while Billy Williams is second with 790 253 and Cesar Cedeno fourth with 768 227.
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New York
Bobby Bonds
San Francisco
Bonds
Office of Baseball
Bowie Kuhn
Pete Rose
Cincinnati
Chicago
Billy Williams
Bands
Monston
Cesar Cedello
Johnny Bench
Pittsburgh
Manny Sanguillen
Atlanta
Walt Aaron
Babe Muth
Willis Stargel
Joe Alorgan
Glenn Beckert
Chris Koeier
Dave Cancepclun
Chcago
Santo
St. Louis
Due Torre
Santi
Torre
Spark Anderson
Dick Williams
Oakland
Lincoln fishing report warns of dangerous river conditions
AP reports the state parks commission cautions swimmers at Platts River due to spring runoff causing horses and dropoffs. The bulletin lists fishing notes for multiple lakes and reservoirs including Lake Maloney channel catfish on prepared baits and Walleye at Lake McConaughy on worms or artificials, plus bass and white bass at Lewis and Clark Lake with artificials or related baits.
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Neb
Fame and Parks Commission
Platts River
Ogallala
McConaughy
Box Butte
Mercur
Autherland
Lake Maloney
Lewis and Clark Lake
Pibel Lake
Codey
Lake Ellison
Weiskopf Leads British Open After Opening Round At Troon
Tom Weiskopf shot a one under par 71 to lead by one stroke at Troon, as Derek Miller and Bert Yancey trailed closely. Arnold Palmer, Lee Trevino, Jack Nicklaus and others posted solid scores while weather and water challenges affected the course conditions.
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Scotland
Tom Weiskopf
Dobony Miller
Weiskopf
Miller
Bert Yancey
Christy Connor
Nicklang
Arnold Palmer
Sho
Lee Trevino
Tiree
Yancey
Jack Nicklaus
Brian Barnes
Neil Coles
Pelling Cain
Lanny Wadkins
U.S
Nicklaus
Landry faces quarterback dilemma with Staubach and Morton
Cowboys coach Tom Landry weighs starting Staubach or Morton for the season. Staubach, eyeing a comeback after a shoulder injury, heads to training camp in Thousand Oaks, while Morton expresses cautious optimism and aims to prove he can lead Dallas again.
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Bert Rosenthal
Associated Press
Roger Staubach
Craig Morton
Dallas Cowboys
Tom Landry
Tyna
Staubach
Dallas
Thousand Oaks
Calif
Suce Craig
Morto
Jasly
Morton
Landry
Cowboys
San Francisco
Ken
Washington
Slaubach Marte
Brooks Shakes Slump as Robinson Lifts Orioles
Orioles snap slump 4 3 over White Sox behind Dyson two key hits. Yankees hammer Royals 10 3, Red Sox batch, and other AL games. Apariel Harpar 0 0k milestone with 10,000th hit a single. Callison launches first homer of season for Yankees as Detroit, Oakland, Minnesota win in varied fashion.
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Bard Weaver Iuta
Benell Brooks
Feist
Baltimore Orioles
Robdyson
Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Texas
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Kansas
City
Detroit
California
Oakland
Milwaukee
Iia Bright
Minnesota
Cleveland
Indians
Zeb
Red Sox
Rangers
Hiestow
Tall Aparielt
Rager
Davit
Clyde
Wag
Oing Harpar
Yankees
Royals
Jahiy Callison
Yanks
Gily
Callison
Major League action with Cardinals and Twins highlights
Cardials pounded the Yankees in a Thursday night Major Little League style game. Twins topped the Angels 1-1 with Munson and Kobus earning wins. In Nebraska, boats 40 feet or over are Class vessels and registration fees apply.
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Yankees
Til
Wille
Twins
Tle Angels
Cardinals
Yon Munson
Larry Kobus
Angels
Widlgus
Cicloha
Nebraska
Wynn powers Astros to 7-6 win with late homer
Houston earns a dramatic 7-6 victory over Philadelphia as Wynn belted a go ahead homer in the ninth after an eight inning rally. He also homered earlier, breaking a tie to spark the rally, while Pirates routed Padres 4-0 and Dodgers blanked Cardinals 4-0 behind Messersmith.
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Iile
Dimtmy Wynn
Houston Astros
Philadelphia Phils
Wynn
Barry Lersel
Ramis
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Diego Padres
Los Angeles
Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia
Houston
Bee May
Doyle Gud Ski Julze
Bvorun
King
Phils
Otto
DU Robinson
Fintt
Pirates
Padres
Taike Walker
Pittsburgh
Willie Stuegell
Bobby Bonds
San Francisco
Darrell Evans
Alanta
Bob Robertson
Carcly
Andy Messersmith
California
St. Louis
Messersmith
Bill Buckner Bil
Reds rout Seward in five inning 23-1 win
The Reds exploded for 23 runs against Seward in a five inning rout as part of a seven game winning streak. The outburst included a 23 run tally and highlighted by strong hitting throughout the lineup. The performance followed a season of dominant offense and extended their streak to seven games.
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Seward
Columbus Midge Reds
Rim Tota
Mike Aerni
Columbus Reds
Fremont
Norfolk
Lelthanderstein Schumacher
Deremen
Sumiveld
Hefory
Hicks
Rees
Brian Fouldh
Schumacher
Jébi
Kevin Abbott
Mike Haye
Steve Nye
Mike Volnek
Itels
Josef Hofory
Lincoln galin air race sponsor and co pilot for entrant
Dale Electronics sponsors the Powder Puff Derby entry by Mrs. Tan Heins of Lincoln with co pilot Diane Bartels. Stevenson Atmospheres of Denver provides aviation meteorological services. The 27th Transcontinental Abe Race faced a delayed start from Carlsbad to Elmyra due to weather, with stops including Prescott, Albuquerque, Liberal, Topeka, Waterloo, Champlain, Flint, Niagra Falls and Elmyra. Heins previously placed 20th in 1971.
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Dale Electronics
Columbus
Tan Heins
Robert Heins
Lincoln
Heins
Diane Bartels
Dale
Stevenson Atmospheries
Denver
Colo
Reguarly
Dale Company
Dan Heins
Carlsbad
Calif
Elmyra
New York
Prescott
Ariz
Albuquerque
Liberal
Topeka
Kan
Waterloo
Iowa
Champlain
Flint
Mich
Niagra Falls
N.Y
Fimgra
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