Izaak Walton Boss Lead Junior League Trap Gunners
Izaak Walton Boss tops the Junior League final night as six teams finish a nine week summer trap. Tin Cave and Terre Kuntzel Ian Terry Rass and Phil Ernst post high team scores. Walton captures high gun with 160 of 225.
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Os Yerygram Polisayich Gaver
Izaak Walton
Tiny Cave
Bill van Lent
Terry Kuntzelman
Terry Monet
Phil Ernst
Avaak Walton
Ey Laak Walton
Tin Cave
Terre Kuntzel
Ian
Terry Rass
Guimers
Oak Watson
Tools
Henke Construction
Bill's Tira Service
Garber Racing
Gibson Discount Center
Wobderlich
Wanak Walton
Gary Mueller
Boss
van Tent
Rich Stachura
Ernst
Person
Walton
Gerald Peartson
Gun Club
Kurt Behlen
Dan Uass
Tzaak Waltan
Fish Forecasting Through Water Temperatures Drives Spring Angling
Anglers rely on water temperatures and simple instruments to time fishing, linking specific degrees to fish spawning and feeding. Walleye, perch, crappie, bass, bluegill, and catfish spawn or feed at distinct thresholds, guiding where to cast and when to expect lures to work best.
Scouts hold five day camp at Henry Jerlicka Farm
Forty five Boy Scouts attended a five day day camp at Henry Jerlicka Farm with twenty five Girl Scouts and twenty junior scouts. Co directors Mrs Yer Mason and Mrs Roger Scott led the staff including Leonard Wrouda H D Myers Machin Healy and many more assisted by Cadettes Marilyn Houdek Laurie Hronla Debbie Lambrecht and Candy Mason. Lincoln Neb AP M A Deb Flaiiman of York was elected resident of the Southeast Nebraska Health Planning Council SNUPC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Cify
Henry Jerlicka
Yer Mason
Roger Scott
Motes
Leonard Wrouda
H. D. Myers
Machin, Healy
Howard Weicl
Evan Drogla
Marvin Capoun
Ichard Keach
Roland Langemier
Carralk Lee
Joe Kobi
Fred Arnold
James Sabat
Lincoln, Neb
M. A
Deb" Flaiiman
York
Southeast Nebraska Health Planning Council
SNUPC
Players question artificial turf injuries vs real grass
Washington AP report notes NFL owners favoring synthetic turf but players doubt safety. The NFL Players Association demands Stanford Research Institute data to prove no difference in major injuries and seeks joint studies, moratorium on more synthetic fields, and CPSCl standards.
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Washington
Players Association
National Football League
Uminn
Stanford Research Institute
New York
Pete Hovelle
NFL
Cularmeni
Trozelle
Garvey
National Football League Players Association
Cutie
Stanford
Teague
Consumer Product Safety Commission
O Ner
14 year old girl shines in Pacific Conference games
Aly Whit of Ontario and Mary Becker led a US youth relay surge at the Pacific Conference Games in Etobicoke. Decker, a 14-year-old from California, won the 200 meter dash as the United States tallied 20 golds across two days. Tony Hill claimed the 110 meter hurdles, while Maurice Peoples, Bob Primemix, and Merth Washington each earned two golds.
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Trouonto
Aly
Whit
Mary Becker
Nave
Unites States
Millers
Wworld
Miss Decker
Janele Larrien
Decker
le Yearald
Ganlen Grove
Calif
Etobicoke Centennial
Sloot
Muss Decker
United States
Canada
Australia
Japan
New Zealand
Lesshan
Charlene Rendina
Little Mary
Tokyo
Tony Hi
US Army
Hill
Maurice Peoples
Arizona State University
Bob Primemix
University of Texas
Merth Washington
Michigan State
Secretariat Prepares for Arlington Spotlight
Secretariat arrives at Arlington Park from Meadow Stable as the heavy favorite for Saturday's race. He will start from post four and is managed with two other entrants in betting pools My Gallant and Our Native. Early odds list Secretariat at 120, offering about 3.10 for a $2 wager. Post time 6:18 pm EDT with ABC TV coverage.
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Chicago
Secretariat
Arlington Park
Meadow Stables
Hik
My Gallant
Stanre
Beftor
Chip Dan
Aire
Lst Secretariat
Arington Park
Damascus
Bellmont
Wall
ABC
Yankees Win Thriller With Nickolite Shining
In a tense contest Marty Nickolite and two teammates led the Yankees past a tough foe at Cariffuith Park. Nickolite delivered key hits as the team edged ahead late in the game for a narrow victory.
White Sox infielder Allen suffers hairline fracture
AP reports Dick Allen of the Chicago White Sox has a hairline fracture in his left leg from a collision at first base last Wednesday. He will miss at least a week and possibly a month, with a 312 batting average and team leading home runs and RBIs noted.
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Anairim
Dick Alton
Chicago White Sox
Venesday
Adler
Mark
Mika Epstein
California Angels
Allen Wyas
Bill
Allen
Deena
Xvay
Jules Rasikski
Willy
Pirates beat Bears sparks three team tie for second place
Pirates victory over the Bears creates a three way tie for second place with the Athletics in Peny laigue. Chiefs lead the league but suffered a season setback. Rams’ Dave Leves pitched to a win over the Expos. Craig Person contributed four straight hits to the offense.
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Pirates
Bears
Athletics
Peny Laigue
Chiefs
Rams
Dave Leves
Np Witler
Expos
Craig Person
Biologists study fish stocking through field egg collection
Nebraska biologists from the Game and Parks Commission describe annual field work collecting northern pike and walleye eggs for hatcheries. Eggs are fertilized, hatch, and fry reared for stocking, with trade plans to Virginia, Kansas, and Texas. Weather and temperature affect survival. pike hatching sometimes reaches eighty percent.
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Lincoln
Game and Parks Commission
Valentine Hatchery
Pelican
Valentine Refuge
North Platte
Nebraska
Virginia
Kansas
Texas
Lake McConauphy
Oliver Confident At Bat For Pirates In St Louis rout
Hall of Famer Al Oliver remains convinced he will hit as he played through a rough stretch. Pittsburgh beat St Louis 6-0 behind Dock Tiills five hitter as Stargell drove in three runs. Other NL results featured Giants over Astros in 10, Padres past Reds, Phillies over Mets, and Cubs split with Braves. In AL action Cleveland split with Boston, Baltimore beat New York, Detroit topped Milwaukee, Minnesota shut out Texas, Oakland edged Kansas City, and Chicago defeated California.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press Sports
Wester
NL Oliver
Auitini
Pittsburgh
Oliver
Irina
St. Louis
Nik
Dock Tiils
Cardinals
Wille Stargell
Ralph Kine
San Francisco
Houston
San Diego
Cincinnnati
Philadelphia
New York Mets
Allanta
Los Angeles
Montreal
Chicago
Mic Calis
Ilssis
Astros
Gary Mathews
Garry Maddox
Matthews
Jim Barr
Giants
Nate Colbert
Clarence Gartan
Clay Mir
Kirby
Reds
Tam Mutton
del Unser
Mila del Pale
Mutton
Phillies
Mets
New York
Ohalley
Hi le Honters
Bit Stonenan
Rick Monday
Cubs
Pames
Avanta
Mike Lam
Darrel Evans
Braves
Dodgers
Vans
Dave Lopes
West
Cleveland
Boston
Baltimore
New York Yankees
Detroit
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Texas -Hl
Oakland
Kansas City
California
Cards and Royals pace League with 2-0 records
In the Columbus Family Y baseball league the Cards and Royals lead at 2-0 while Astros A's Yankees and Dodgers sit 1-1 and Expos White Sox 0-2. Jim Hoge leads Astros with five, Scott Weber has three for Royals, two each for Ton Alf Steve Boyd Brian Kuln Astron and Todd Martinson. Nebraska sets white bag daily limit at 23 and possession limit at 50. Pilcher Gary from Herlong California is linked to Reds.
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Cards
Royals
Astros
A’s
Yankees
Dodgers
Expos
White Sox
Jim Hoge
Astro
Scott Weber
Ton Alf
Steve Boyd
Brian Kuln
Astron
Todd Martinson
A's
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Terry Boss
Gerald Fearson
Samy Persen
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Olnre
Columbus Telegram
Columbus
Aeaguers
Jets
Twins
Eagles
Wagles
Mark Sojxa
Jerry
Elden D. Maueller
Connecticut Mutual Life the Blue Chip Company
Pirate
Rebel Raceway
Robert and
Janet Haase
Plaito Valley Speedway
al Oliver
Pilcher
Gary Isolayf
Cincinnati Reds
Herlong, Calif
Curry’s
Curry Brothers
13Th St
Irebac
Aaral
Volkswagen
Bob Johnson
Volkswagen, Inc
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