Family Y AAU Swim Team Nets 21 Fin Awards
Family Y AAU swim team captured 16 medals and five ribbons at the Kearney A and Th meet. Rich O Donnell won four golds in the 13 14 division including breaststroke in 1 15.1. Jeff Degn tallied four Open medals with breast at 1 10.6 and medley in 2 25.5. Beth Bixenmann led girls with a first in free 719.5. Karen Gehring took two medals, Nancy Gehring placed sixth, and coaches announced April practice start for 9 10 and under swimmers.
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Don Janssen
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Karen Gehring
Nancy Gehring
Brad Loseke
Alastera Syon Tibbons
Jory Courtier
Doug Degn
Ann Zastera
Bruins Pride and NC State Clash Domination Hopes
The writer bets UCLA to defend title and notes North Carolina must beat Michigan State while UCLA faces Louisville. He references upcoming NCAA games Thursday and praises UCLA’s speed and depth while predicting a tough test for North Carolina. Mentions high school joys in Columbus and Iowa Hawkeye state finals context.
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Jacksonville and Maryland reach NIT semifinals at MSG
Jacksonville edged Lafayette 87 76 while Maryland defeated Syracuse 63 63 in quarterfinals at Madison Square Garden. The pair advance to meet Thursday in the 35th National Invitation Tournament semifinals as Princeton plays Niagara and Oral Roberts faces St John s.
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Funeral services set for former hockey star Louw Trudel
Grand Rapids Michigan obituary notes funeral services at 10 10 a m Wednesday in St Anthony s Church for Louw Trudel 59 a former NHL player with the Shiraga Black Hawks and the Montreal Canadiens and a coach of the Cleveland Barons in the American Hockey League Trudel died of cancer at his home on Sunday
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Cleveland Barons
American Hockey League
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Padres' 1972 prospects marked by depth and division grind
In Yuma, Padres skipper Preston Gomez touts depth in pitching and outfield speed as central to a potential improvement. With Clay Kirby headlining a crowded staff and competition for every position, San Diego faces the NL West’s brutal rivalries and a tough path to climb from last year’s 61 wins.
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Fred Norman
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Ed Acosta
Dick Kelley
Tom Phoebus
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Gary Ross
al Severinsen
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Jack Baldschin
Ron Willis
Bob Miller
Bob Barton
Fred Kendall
Nate Colbert
Enzo Hernandez
Derek Thomas
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Larry Schl
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Struebing leads PV League with 688 in Columbus action
Don Struebing rolls 231 203 224 for a 688 series in the Platte Valle League at Columbus Bowl. Horacek Insulalco tops team honors with 947 game and 2783 series. Others include Leo Aldrich 193 220 210 and Gary Muth 202 209 205 for GIG.
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Ray Siwan
Bill Anson
Darrell Janssen
Gléen Loseke
Vern Beckman
Fred Leonhard
Gary Badje
Val Sohl
Don Gablenz
Milan Levos
Randy Bede
Debbie Gates
Steelers
Sheila Stone
Jean Karnick
Marshall-Nelson
Hadley-Braithwait
Ben Pensick
Lorraine Bagger
Jean Ruseby
Rayelta Williams
Lee Fens
Myrlia Leckinger
Gottschall's 636 Wins Doubles Victory at Boulevard Lanes
Gottschall and partner captured the Sunday Night TV Mixed Scotch Doubles at Boulevard Lanes posting a 4 636 series. They led a field including Richard and Rita Fuhr and Craig and Marilyn Williams, with Hare Brockmans and Zulkoski Olk also posting strong scores. Winners advance to Omaha for Easter Sunday on Channel 7 bowling show Bowling at Leisure.
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Fishing lull noted as Master Angler awards dwindle
Nebraska State Game Commission reports a quiet period between ice fishing and spring sport. Despite few trophies, several anglers earn Master Angler citations including Edward Jones Omaha 12 pounds, EarLisehoter Lincoln 10-2 from Branched Oak Lake and Mark Wilkens North Platte 14-4 at Pelican Lakes. Other winners include John Sporleder Stanton 6 pounds at Pierce County pond and Delbert Barker Benkelman 12-2 at Republican River.
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Playoff Series Opens as Knicks Meet Bullets March 31
The New York Knicks face the Baltimore Bullets in a best of seven playoff series opening Friday March 31. This marks the fourth straight post season meeting between the teams. The Knicks won in 1960 and 1970 before Baltimore claimed the title in 1971.
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Engelbert grants Sertoma Midget crown in tight finale
Engelbert scored the decisive goal late in the fourth as Sertoma Sooners edged the Evening Lions Packers 9 8 to win the Family Y Midget title. Weiler and Milburn added nine and eight points respectively for the winners while Labens and Joseph led the Packers with two apiece. Coach Smith led Sertoma with Jackson and Labens guiding the Lions Packers.
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Cards Bosox swap players in early season trade
St Louis Cardinals send 33 year old outfielder Bob Burke to Boston Red Sox for 27 year old utility first baseman Mike Fiore. Burke had beenabandoned this spring, appearing in training camp under the renewal clause.
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Cardinals Trade for Rick Wise Rumor Grips Camp
United Press International reports the Cardinals show interest in swapping for Rick Wise amid spring training chatter. The item notes Wise’s uncertain status and Detroit Tigers success in exhibition play, with other spring results and player updates interwoven across leagues.
ABA court dispute tests Charlie Scott eligibility
Attorneys for King Squires of the American Basketball Association seek a temporary injunction in USS District Court to keep Charlie Scott from playing for the Suns or any other team outside Virginia. The Squires argue irreparable damage if he continues, noting Scott has already appeared in three ABA games with Phoenix and scored 53 points.
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