Lakeview track sees building year as young squad gains depth
Lakeview unveils a notably young track team under Coach Tom Bruckner, with 45 lettermen but only three seniors and a large sophomore class. Returning stars include Gary Mueller and Kurt Wilke who already set a mile record in practice, while spring events hinge on middle distances and relays. The schedule opens with crosstown rival Scotus, then invites from Class B and invitational meets on April 7 and a full list of meets through May 13 at Seward, with Jim McWilliams assisting.
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Jim Havelka
Lakeview
Tom Bruckner
Inara
Srestinga
Telegram
Hruckner
Sheveth
Viking Aggregation
Cme
Gary Mueller
Fa Kinzer
Randy Derrickson
Jim Beiermann
Mueller
Dunigr
Kurt Wilke
Witl Jim
Tim Mark
Dan Buresh
Lyle King
Coan
Dave McWilliams
Bary
Clute Pilon
Jon Reins
Muhle
Piller
Reins
Hall
Gab Warhal
Tom Vandenburg
Keith Schulte
Jim Pillen
Kevis Jarecki
Griesen
Schutte
Bob Goedeken
Cam
Fime
Bruckner
Scotus
Shall Taik
Scribner
Viking Track
Seatus
Stan Liss
Larry Hawke
Aurora
Tom Kropp
Genoa
Fred Carnahan
Bergan
Fremont
Knightts of Columbus
Missouri Valley
Schuyler
Seward
David City Aquinas
Cinder Dulies
Jim McWillams
Sideview
Perry
Latis
Boswell
Tom Hall
Flo
Uolland
Twins
Bill Tignes
Michigan State Wrestlers Lead Early At NCAA Championship
At Auburn University Michigan State scored 18 points in early rounds to lead the team standings entering the quarterfinals of the 1971 NCAA wrestling championships. Oklahoma State and Oregon State trailed in second with 34, while defending champion Iowa State and Washington sat tied for fourth with 13.
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Frazier plans to fight again despite retirement talk
Joe Frazier, heavyweight champion, says he will ignore friends and advisors urging retirement and is ready to fight this year. He hinted at a possible rematch and stated he would be willing to proceed despite opposition.
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Joe Frazier
IPC
Willin
Lakers and 76ers reach finals in Prep League meet
In Columbus, Lakers aml 2 entered the finals of the Prep League Basketball Parliament with a 1019 win over the Bullets. Hea Hocking led scoring, while Steven Heimaim and Tandy Weinhoff contributed key points for the Lakers.
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Columbus Family
Hea Hocking
Sever
Steven Heimaim
Tandy Weinhoff
Bullets
Bullinston
Reeder
Berlin
Podany
Eloseph
Chris Loffman
Celtics
Jerry Mancusco
Kevin Kaminski
Randy Brezinski
Tim Anderson
Pistons
Slawks
Herman
Hocking
Wemboff
Craig Person
Danny Vana
Shane Wake
Mike Haskins
Bullets M4
Dan Berlin
Brian Bubllingian
Jerry Joseph
Chris Podary Tlanks
Scott Loseke
Pat Murray
Ken Stavas
Opening day pitchers named for Red Sox and Royals
United Press International reports Boston manager Mdlile Kasko tabbed Ray Culp to start on opening day while Bob Lemon picked Dick Drago for the Kansas City Royals. Culp pitched seven spring innings in a 6-2 Sox win over St Louis as Drago eyed California Angels in KC opener.
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Red Sox
Drago
California Angeles
Royals
Lemon
Eb. Y
Dico Petrocelli
George Scott
Luis Mulendez
Cardiacs
Tony Comigliaro
Oaklawa Athletics
Alex Joluson
Bobby Mitchell
Thurmat Munson
Roy White
New York Yankees
New York Mets
Jerry Koosman
Mets
Arnberger Leads 686 Series in Major League Bowling Night
Arnberger opened with 216 then rolled 232 and 238 for a 686 set as Boulevard Tanes hosted Major League bowling action. Norm Piller led singles at 351 while other top scores included 204 to 215 by Wyrackel teammates and 265 team game by Bellwood Bar. In the Women's Dale Electronics League, Jltn Fuhr paced at 190 with Five O posting 788 game and 2047 series.
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Boulevard Tanes
Arnberger
Norm Piller
Wyrackel
Boyd Snyder
Ernie Fiala
Donard Cuddeford
Bellwood Bar
Cuddy Fardware
Dale Electronics League
Jltn Fuhr
Singleton
Five O
Omaha boxing card completed with heavyweight bout
The Cormhus Ker Boxing Club announced a pro card for Tuesday featuring two veteran heavies in a six round bout. Lou Bailey of Omaha faces Alonzo Harris of Oklahoma City in a prelim to the 10 round main event pitting Von Standey of Council Bluffs against Canadian lightweight Frank Ballard.
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UPI
Cormhusker Boxing Club
Lou Bailey
Alonzo Harris
Oklahoma City
von Standey
Council Bluffs
Frank Ballard
UCLA Favored Over Villanova In Finals
UCLA and Villanova reach the NCAA finals after semifinal wins. UCLA defeats Kansas 80 to 60 in a high‑scoring semifinal, while Villanova edges Western Kentucky 95 to 89 after two overtimes. Sidney Wicks leads UCLA with 21 points and Henry Bibby adds 18 as coach John Wooden’s Bruins advance to Saturday’s championship.
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Wooden
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Wicks
Henry Bibby
Rowe
Dave Robiseh
Bob Kiviste
Fle
Dave Rebisch
Herby Bibby
Opening Baseball and Basketball TV Slate Preview
Paul Ernst I's Baseball notes highlight season opener April 1 with Detroit vs Baltimore. TV plans list OLN KGIN and 9 Monday games, Kansas City summer slate begins April 17, Milwaukee series, and Royals matchups through August. Basketball coverage includes NIT, NCAA, NCAA Houston meet, UCLA Villanova final, with 50,000 expected for Houston final. Sunday NBA playoff Lakers vs Bulls at 1 pm.
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Pitching Key to Twins Chances in 1971
In Orlando, Minnesota’s fate hinges on pitching as Tiant and Boswell return from injuries. Perry leads the staff while Carew recovers from knee surgery and Killebrew has a strong spring. Young Bert Blyleven and Hall bolster the rotation, with solid bullpen depth from Jerrahson, Williams, and Campisi. If pitching holds and Carew stays healthy, the Twins could contend in the AL West.
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Baltimore Orioles
Rod Carew
Killer Killebrew
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Luis Tiant
Dave Roswell
Kim Perry
Cy Young
Cristes
Tech edge Bonnies in dramatic semifinal to reach NIT final
New York reports Tech survives Bonnies in two overtimes as Paul Hoffman misses two late free throws. North Carolina overwhelms Duke to set final with Tech. Jim Thorne leads Tech with 27 points while George Karl tops UNC with 21.
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Feeh
LaSalle
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Whack Hyder
Bonnies
Jim Thorne
Rich Yankus
Engineers
Carl
Jackson
Tuke
George Karl
Carolina
Richie O'Connor
Fishing Slowed By Heavy Snow Across The State
The State Game Commission reported that Wednesday snow up to 18 inches halted most outdoor activity. In the Northeast, anglers found walleye and sauger near the bottom with skimmer minnows. several large flocks of waterfowl moved through, while the Southwest saw crappies, catfish, and liver caught. The sandhill crane migration peaked with thousands of ducks and geese congregating statewide.
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