Shamrock Tracksters Edge In Indoor Triangular
Scotus Central Catholic edged Lincoln Pius and Crete in a cap city indoor triangular. Dan Brock won three events including shot put and hurdles, Zabawa claimed the 440 and Scotus swept the long jump podium, while Puetz praised overall team effort and other key placers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotus Central Catholic
Lincoln Pius
Crete
Jim Puelz
Crela
Scolus
Shamrock
Dan Brotk
Aye Feriots
Tom Zabawa
Dicha
Mike Pile
Larry Moser
Tim Thomas
Hren
Seolus
Puetz
I Scorus
Lakeview
Davia
Aquinos
Bakevieow
Dae Brock
Dim Brock
Curt Melliger
Brandl
Lie
Dae McMeckin
Long Jung
Tam Jicha
Mile Pile
Lary - Moser
Zurich
Gauthier
Joe Mleek
Bill Kurtenbach
Dan Brock
Fritz Schwank
Tim ‘Thomas
Ladenburger
Creal
Brooks
Edwards C
Joe Zaterdoin
Bilt
Jacklin wins Jacksonville Open in sudden death playoff
Tony Jacklin captured the Greater Jacksonville Open at 5 under 283 after a 64 final round, defeating Vietnam veteran Sam Jacobs on the first hole of a playoff. Jacobs led earlier with Bob Murphy and Red Fraseth. Arnold Palmer and other stars chased the leaders as the field yielded two dozen contenders.
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Jacksonville
Fla
England
Tony Jacklin
Jackin
Jacobs
Jacklin
Funseth
Bruce Pramnpton
Bighfoot Dittle
Murphy
John Schlee
Arnold Palmer
Feaders
Jerry Heard
Heard
Winnner
Lee Trevino
Gary Mayer
Duck Nicklaus
Nebraska tracksters set for two outdoor meets
Nebraska's track team opens the 1972 outdoor season with two road meets starting in El Paso Texas on April 1. Coach Frank Sevigne leads the thinclads to a triangular with Arizona State Washington and Texas El Paso in Tempe and El Paso.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Arizona State of
Tempe
Ariz
Marehpa
Frank Sevigne
Fl Paso
Tex
Washington
University of Texas At
el Paco
Four pitchers impress in spring deals across camps
United Press International reports four acquired pitchers stand out in spring training. Sam McDowell for the Giants, Steve Carlton for the Phillies, Bill Greif for the Padres, and Milt Wilcox for the Indians pitched six strong innings. McDowell and Carlton are highlighted for potential 20-win seasons, while Osteen and others also fared well for the Dodgers.
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Ly United Press International
Cor
Sam McDowell
San Francisco Giants
Steve Canton
Philadelhia Phillies
Bill Greif
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Phoenix
Ariz
McDowell
Pappas
Carlton
Phillies
Cardinal
August Busch
Willie Montanez
Jim McCarver
Indians
California Angels
Alex Johnson
California
Johnson
Pirates
Cincinnat, Reds
Caracas
Venezuela
Rich Zirk
Roberto Clemente
Gene Clines
Reds
Osteen
Dodger
Los Angeles
Astros
Willie Crawford
Bill Buckner
Dodgers
Crawfory
Cornhusker Legion League elects officers and schedules 1972 season
The Cornhusker Legion Baseball League met at the Columbus American Legion Club to elect officers and plan the 1972 season. Meyer of Fremont was elected president and Steve O'Brien of Fremont was elected secretary treasurer, with Glennaseke and Rich Gaver continuing as president and secretary treasurer respectively. Holdrege left the league, creating an eight team east division and a seven team west division. A Midget league will crown division champs with Juniors and Midgets playoffs on July 3.
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Cornhusker Legion Baseball League
Columbus American Legion Club
National Legion Organization
Meyer
Fremont
Steve O'Brien
Glennaseke
Rich Gaver
Columbus
Holdrege
NFL meeting in Honolulu heats up 1972 planning
Honolulu hosts the NFL annual meeting with 26 teams in attendance. Officials discuss site selection for the 1972 Super Bowl, rule changes, league constitution amendments, and the Chicago All-Star game contract as teams escape winter. Julius Erving dazzles Floridian coach Bob Bass with a dramatic dunk described as breathtaking.
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Honolulu
Opi
Waikiki
Hawaii
NFL
Pete Rozelle
Oceanside Royal Vlawallan
Dallas Cowboys
Julius Erving
Virginia Quires
Bob Bass
Bass
Trader Kincaid Named to JC All Star Squad
Nebraska Junior College names Trader Kincaid to the All Star team as Platte College and Western Nebraska share top billing in the JC standings. Western’s honors go to Dave Renfroe and Dale Hooks, while Platte’s success centers on Mike Trader and Dave Kincaid. Sterling Symonette and Berick Gray from Fairbury also earn spots.
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Trader - Kincaid
Nebraska
Nebraska Western
Platte College
Lincoln Journal
Star
Western
Dave Renfroe
Dale Hooks
White
Platte
Mike Trader
Dave Kincaid
Sterling Symonette
Fairbury
Berick Gray
Spring sports and baseball notes collide with player honors
Sunday brought a sense of spring as families enjoyed boating fishing and lawn work. Baseball schedules feature three World Series night games and a potential strike delaying openers while North Platte players Trader and Kincaid compete for all star honors amid strong scoring and rebounding performances.
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Saith
Houston
Cincinnati
Tickets on sale for banquet honoring Columbus champions
The Columbus Discoverers 1972 state Class A basketball champions will be guests at a Columbus Area Chamber of Commerce sponsored noon banquet Friday at the Elks Country Club. Tickets are 2.50 for a buffet luncheon and available in advance at several local offices and shops. The program features sports writers Conde Sargent and Virgil Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Discoverers
Columbus
Virgil Parker
Lincoln Journaty Star Papers
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Telegram
Traley Drug
Indians Pick Ken Aspromonte To Rebuild 1972 Club
New Cleveland manager Ken Aspromonte aims a .500 season with a rebuilt Indians club. GM Gehr Paul returns, Al Dark exits, and Phil Seghi joins to evaluate players. Perry anchors pitching with Wilcox and a young bench of Dunning, Tidrow, and Colbert. outfield centers on Alex Johnson and Del Unser.
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Tucson, Ariz
UPI
Cleveland Indians
Gaylord Perry
Ray Fosse
Graig Nettles
Ken Aspromonic
Aspromonic
Cleveland
Gehe Paul
al Dark
Phil Seghi
Gincinhati Reds
Oakland A
Aspromonte
Dark
Johnny Lipon
Perry
San Francisco Giants
Milt Wilcox
Tram
Cincinnatids
Tan
Ed .Palmer
Steve Bargan
Steve, Dunning
Vince Colbert
Dick Tidrow
Indians
Steve Mingori
Denny Riddleberger
Phil Jennigan
Charlie Mayhemehl
Jim “Mudcat
Grant
Wosse
Gerry Moses
Alan Ashby
Chris Chambliss
Grats Nettles
Eddie Leon
Kurt Bevacqua
Jack Heidemann
Frank Dually
Nka Brohamer
Fred Stanley
Behieve
Alex Johnson
Moody
Johnson
Angels
del Unser
John Lowenstein
Adollo Phillips
Ved Ford
Lakers Thump Warriors Setting NBA Margin Record
Los Angeles Lakers crushed the Golden State Warriors 162 to 99 to set a league record for the largest victory margin. Gail Goodrich topped 2,000 career points with 30, while reserves logged the entire fourth period. Other scores included Hallimore, Boston, Atlanta, Chicago, Clackmannal, and Philadelphia wins.
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United Press International
Los Angeles Lakers
Golden State Warriors
National Basketball Association
Syracuse Nationals
New York Knicks
Gail Goodrich
Lakers
Hallimorce
Boston
Atlanta
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Clackmnall
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Seattle
Nebraska hunting dog training reminder in spring
Lincoln United Press International reports the Nebraska State Game Commission reminding owners to note a law banning hunting dog training from April 1 to July 18. Training may occur only on approved posted training areas or under written authority to avoid disturbing nesting game birds.
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Lincoln
UPI
State Game Commission
Nebraska
Elks Country Club Campaign Aims New Members in Columbus
At a spring luncheon Columbus Elks Country Club leaders outlined a campaign to sign up five new members. The Drive Chairman Wayne Barber announced a 12 month dues option and a five year initiation plan to lower monthly costs. A March 30 get acquainted event includes a free meal and guest Bill Fox, the club’s new pro. Interested newcomers should call the club offices for details.
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Columbus
Elks Country Club
Drive
Wayne Barber
Barber
Nebraska
Bill Fox
Olay
Fort Worth Wings edge Omaha 5 2 on Stewart hat trick
Fort Worth Wings defeated Omaha 5 to 2 as Ralph Stewart netted a three goal hat trick. The victory pulled Fort Worth within four points of Omaha and Oklahoma City for third place as Steve Vickers and Barriek Meisner scored for Omaha, and Joe Zanussi along with Rosy Perkins added Wings goals. Dick Charron and Doug Grant each stopped 23 shots. Fort Worth improves to 20-11-0-?
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Omaha
UPI
Ralph Stewart
Fort Worth Wings
Oklahoma City
Steve Vickers
Barriek Meisner
Stewart
Wings
Fort
Joe Zanussi
Rosy Perkins
Ak Omaha
Dick Charron
Wing Césire
Doug Grant
Fort Worth
Regional NCAA scores from East to West regionals in 1960s era style
East Morgantown NC State 73 Penn 59 and South Carolina 90 Villanova 78 lead the day. Mideast Dayton Florida State 73 Kentucky 54. Midwest Ames Louisville 72 Kansas State 63. Southwest Texas Louisiana 100 Texas 70. West Provo UCLA 78 Long Beach State 67. SF 74 Weber State 4. NIT Syracuse 81 Navy 77, St Joseph's 66, Oral Roberts 34, Memphis 74, St John's 82 Missouri 81. NAIA Kentucky 57 Eau Claire 62, Texas F Austin 94 Gardner Webb 91. UCLA season note recalls 1945-46 8-16 under coach Wilbur Johns. Water rule note in Missouri River basin remains.
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Morgantown
W.va
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Villanova
Mideast
Dayton
Ohio
Florida St
Kentucky
Minnesota
West
Provo
Utah
UCLA
Long Beach
San Francisco
Weber
Oral Roberts
Memphis
St. John’s
Missouri
Kansas City
Kentucky SL
Eau Claire
Wis
F. Austin
Tex
Gardnere Webb
N.C
Brower Earns All State Honors for Columbus
Frank Brower, senior guard for Columbus High, was named to both the All State and Class A All State teams. Lincoln Journal, Star and Omaha World Herald credit him as a standout in a strong CHS season, joining peers from Omaha Central Papillion Westside and Fairbury in the state's top five. Coach Jack Johnson praised Brower as the steady leader and top scorer, with Virgil Parker noting Brower carried the scoring load consistently. Other All State selections include Tim Williams Omaha Central, Mike Heck Papillion, Jefe Seune Omaha Westside, and Ed Burns Omaha Rummel.
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Frank Brower
Columbus High
Columbus
Lincoln Journal, Star
Omaha World Herald
AllState
el Neil Klutman
CHS
Ted
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Brower
Starg Iter
Virgil Parker
Frank
Lincoln
Tim Willams
Omaha Central
Mike Heck
Papillion
Jefe Seune
Senor
Omaha Westside
Ed Burns
Omaha Rummel
Big Ten
Charles Fenforth Pathos
Ampongberg
Kearney
O' Lacey
Scottstruit
Seamoe
Burns
Williams
Heck
Rab Siegel
Fairbury
George Schroeder
Laure
Antelope season opener to shift to Sept 29 in Nebraska
The State Game Commission says an error in staff recommendations set the Sept 24 opening for Nebraska's 1972 firearm antelope season on a Sunday. To align with tradition of Saturday starts, the commission will correct the date at a future meeting, and hunters should plan for a Sept 29 opening.
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Lincoln
APL
State Game Commission
Nebraska
Archery season opens statewide in Nebraska April 1
Nebraska's outdoor bow and arrow season begins April 1 with opening shooting hours from sunrise to sunset and runs through November 30. The State Game Commission notes the entire state is open to bow fishing except restricted areas listed in the 1972 Nebraska Wishing Game. Nongame species may be taken at any time.
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Lincoln
UPI
Nebraska
Stele Game Commission
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Jim Brock
Joe Zuerlein
Tom Mimick
Dana Brock
Tom Dicha
Nebraska Tracksters
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Atlanta Braves
New York Mets
Cepeda
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Rich Reese
Doug Griffin
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New York Yankees
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Montreal Expos
Cornhusker Legion League
Paul Ernst
North “Platte
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James
Dave Stalford
Northeastern
Cordell Jones
Kal Rbury
Steve Haarberp
McCook
Gary Lansman
York
Ken
Steele
Kincaid
Elkhorn
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Gene Urczon
Trader
Thhat
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Houston Oiler
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Werk Adderley
Elks ‘Country Club
Marquette
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Louisville
Kansas St
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