Platte College track team charts Thunderbird Relays schedule
Platte College announces a busy outdoor track schedule starting March 2 at Concordia Kansas and continuing through May 12 at the NJCAA Meet with meets across Kansas and nearby states. The team features sophomores Tim Konick and Hash Steve Shickher and freshman Dan Neuen among 13 athletes coached by Ton High Suggs, aiming for a strong early season and a deep roster across sprints, middle distance, relays, and field events.
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Crofton Leads Centennial Lanes to Early Bowling Lead
Crofton’s Centennial Lanes tops the Nebraska Division WNAX Bowling Tournament at Boulevard Lanes with a 3 213 handicap mark. Cattlemen’s Mining of Kearney trails in second, while State Farm Insurance No 1 of Randolph moves into third. Sunset Bowl No 2 of York remains in fourth as the two weekend event continues with top teams and individuals listed in current standings.
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World Invitational Pro-Am Four-Ball Set For Pebble Beach
World Invitational Pro Ams Four Ball golf tournament announced to be held March 18 to 23 at Pebble Beach and Las Vegas with Dick Farley named organizer and promoter.
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Lakeview rallies past Scotus 70 to 49 in track clash
Lakeview girls dominate Scotus Central Catholic in a Pawnee Park dual meet scoring 70 49 led by Brenda Grobangl in sprints and Cindy Heimann in hurdles. Jean Cenba and Sandi Wetgen win mid and distance events as Lakeview builds an early lead and adds relay wins. Coach Judy Peterson prepares for Madison Invitational and a Catholic Conference meet.
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Madison
Indy Jermann
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UCLA Wins Seventh Consecutive NCAA Title In Dramatic Final
UCLA protected its crown by defeating Memphis State led by coach Gene Bartow as Will Walton scored a record 44 points and 14 rebounds. Larry Kenon of Memphis State and Keith Wilkes of UCLA provided key scoring with 26 and 16 points respectively. John Wooden praised Walton’s dominance as UCLA forged its historic 7th straight national championship.
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AAU to press charge in 14th Amendment suit
The Amateur Athletic Union plans to charge that the 14th Amendment is violated as it threatens athletes and schools with economic sanctions. A federal court will resume hearing on April 17 in a suit filed by pentathlete Pred Samara and middle distance runner Dennis Walker. The NCAA bans its athletes from AAU events until AAU gains NCAA certification. The AAU argues it need not seek NCAA sanction for international events due to arbitration rulings by MacArthur and a later Presidential commission appointee.
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Leaders hold top spots in doubles meet
In Columbus on the third weekend of the Tred Speck Doubley Tournament, Tandolph’s Sandea Kint and Columbus’s Deanna Ryba lead the women with 1 045, while Fremont’s Dom Freeman and Belly Updike move to second with 1 627. The men’s race features Columbus’s Charlie Jasper and Steve Evkholt front with 1 748, followed by Randolph’s Bob Kit and Mel Rosenbach at 1 716 and Columbus pair Art Juraces and Ken Will at 1 711. The weekend showcases multiple strong series across both divisions as competition wraps.
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Colmbus
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Tony
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Doris Dolurson
Central City
Mareia Stepanek
Lee Watholoski
Creston
Morris Johnson
Merlin Guilford
Bob Erickson
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Dave Henke
Gil Nikaimo
Arlington
Sse
Dennis Kiron
Gary Badie
Rich Stone
Joe Fischer
Harry Carlson
Ardean Stone
Charles Roeden
Nebraska City
Doc Spangler
Poor weather dampens Nebraska outdoor activity
The Lincoln AP report notes widespread poor weather curbing outdoor plans across Nebraska. Fishing remained limited while parks and hunting faced disruptions as storms and rain affected recreation statewide.
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Grand Island Depth Tops Columbus Gals Track Meet
Grand Island showcased depth in every event to defeat Columbus on Monday at Pawnee Pack Oval. Columbus won five events led by Susie Heiser’s high jump and sprint wins by Joyce Bonk and Margo Mueller, while Grand Island claimed field points and a closer margin in the late events.
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Goldenrod names all conference basketball first team
Genoa and Palmer lead the Goldenrod Conference all league first team chosen by coaches. Senior Clay Fisher and junior Bill Morris from Genoa. Palmer picks Russell Thede and Rick Peters, both juniors, with Bill Panninler of Stromsburg as the fourth underclassman. Other honorees include Larry Valasek, Ron Cuba, Jim Carlson, Mark Anderson and Kim Chanier from various schools.
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Jim Carlson
Osemola
Mark Anderson
Polk
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St. Edward
Northfield Park Associates buy second 50 night racing meet
Cleveland AP reports Northfield Park Associates led by Carl Milstein bought a second 50 night harness racing meeting from track owner Walter J. Michael. The price was not disclosed. This follows their earlier purchase of the track and a 50 night session for 7.5 million, with Grandview Raceway’s 1 August session part of the deal.
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Sportscaster Honored as Abrasive Personality of the Year
PITTSBURGH AP Sportscaster Bill Currie known as the Mouth of the South was named the 1973 Abrasive Personality of the Year by the American Society for Abrasive Methods during the society's annual meeting at a downtown hotel. The award cited Currie for his television interviewing and sports commentary filled with biting, standup style remarks.
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Bill Currie
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