Former Columbus Husker great to speak at CHS all-sports banquet
Marvin Mueller, former Columbus high and University of Nebraska football star, will be the featured speaker at the Columbus High all-sports banquet set for April 27. Mueller lettered three seasons at Nebraska, captained his senior year, and earned multiple honors including All American scholastic and the Guy Chamberlain Award.
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Mets Fold In Sunlit Inning Loss To Royals In Spring
In a sunlit eighth inning error keys Kansas City to a 4 3 victory over the defending world champions the Mets. Swoboda misplayed a routine fly ball allowing two runs to score and spoil New Yorks comeback bid as spring action winds down.
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Dream teams meet today in benefit game
A benefit baseball game in Los Angeles features stars from the East and West. Roy Campanella may manage the West, with Willie Davis Maury Wills and others. The East includes Don Drysdale Sandy Koufax and Stan Musial among coaches and players. A TV network will broadcast the event from Dodger Stadium.
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Floridians Sign Second Choice Player for ABL Season
A Florida selections update notes Floridians No.2 pick Sim Robingen joining Miami as the second choice for the 1970-71 American Basketball Association season. The signing was completed Friday amid team adjustments for the upcoming campaign.
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Major pin meet opens Wednesday at Hook4 Wirestone
Veteran bowler Don Carter is sidelined by a leg ailment as the Hook4 Wirestone Bowling Tournament kicks off Wednesday with a $23,000 prize. Aaron Crio notes the field includes top competitors and recent form.
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Montreal and Buffalo push toward AHL playoffs
Montreal Voyagers and Buffalo Bisons seek momentum heading into the playoffs. Montreal toppled Hoch ester Americans 74 with two goals from Ian Garon and Mare Pardis, leading the league in goals with 38. Buffalo beat Providence Reds 4 1, Dennis Kassian scoring twice as Springfield Kings closed to within two points of Montreal. Cleveland and Baltimore tied 2 2.
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Hearing set for deposed AL umpires in Boston
Two American League umpires, Bill Valentine and Al Salvia, accused of labor organizing after 1968 firings, face a May 18 NLRB trial in Boston. The case, before a trial examiner, names AL president Fr Cronin and the league as respondents. cronin offered reinstatement after minors service, Saluan rejected, citing process and context.
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Pacers remain dominant after clinching Eastern Division title
Indiana Pacers, led by Bo Nelsonicky with 20 points and Mel Daniels posting 31 points and 21 rebounds, defeated the Pittsburgh Pipers 113-101 for their ninth straight win as they held off a 32 31 halftime deficit and pulled ahead with 13 minutes remaining. Rookie John Brisker led Pittsburgh with 30.
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NFL Players Association records 1200 members seeks pension and contract gains
SEW YORK Pi There are 1200 members of the National and American Conferences in the National Football League Players Association, it was revealed Friday by Association president John Mackey of Baltimore. Mackey said the players are going to seek a better pension program and advantageous changes in the standard contract.
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Angels show improvement under Phillips gains in 1970
Angels manager Letty Phillips expresses cautious optimism for the 1970 season. He cites younger players like Spencer Voss and McSacamish as key to a stronger club, notes questions at catching and pitching, and expects growth from veterans Messersmith and teammates to push for a pennant.
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Spring football practice at UNO opens Monday
UNO announces spring football practice starting Monday April 6 under head coach Al Caniglia. About 20 hopefuls, including three lettermen, report as UNO works to replace five offensive and six defensive starters from a 4 loss season. Practice runs five days a week through May 8 with a varsity game closing the period.
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Knights face Wings as CHL semi splits 2-0
Omaha Knights trail Fort Worth 2-0 in the Central Hockey League semi finals at AkSarba. Fort Worth edged Omaha 3-2 Friday and won 2-1 in doubles overtime at Fort Worth. A decisive seventh game could be played next Friday in Omaha if needed.
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Knicks Edge Bullets In Close Playoff Clash
New York beats Baltimore 99 96 to take a 2 0 lead in the Eastern Division series as Riordan plays standout defense and Reed leads the Knicks with 39 points. Monroe scores 39 for Baltimore. Frazier injures rib. Bradley and Debusschere praised Riordan’s fourth quarter impact amid a tight stretch for the Knicks.
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East-West cage classic pits top college stars in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis a UPI report notes the third annual East-West All-Star game featuring All-Americans Rick Mount of Purdue and Dan Issel of Kentucky for the East, with Sam Lacey Jim Calling and Nate Archibald from Texas El Paso on the West roster. The East aims for a second straight victory after a 6-3 opening win.
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Mean Man Keeps Lead In National Open Tournam
Bob Menne, nicknamed Mean Man for his temper, held a two stroke lead at halfway in the $200,000 National Andlines Colt Tournament after a course record front nine and strong back nine. Lee Trevino and Ki Chi Rodrigues were two strokes back at 133, with Sikes at 126 and Welch at 137, as players chased day two scores on the County Club of Miami course.
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Good scores at Columbus Bowl bowl highlights across leagues
Cal Sorenson posted a high 29 game and added 188 and 479 in the Paweee league at Columbus Bowl. Lee Morgan led with a 634 series in WT ten-pin play, while Alien Moelier scored 2205-213 for a 80 on pains. Numerous 200+ games and several high series marks populate the report across Luther Church, AJBC Bantam, and Kellette leagues, with team honors noted for Laundry Village and Custon Bowling Supply.
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Portland signs top draft pick Geoff Petrie
Portland inked Princeton star Geoff Petrie to a four year contract as the Trail Blazers third expansion team pick. Petrie was selected No 1 in the college draft after averaging 2.3 points per game and was a second round choice by the New York Nets in the ABA.
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Disciplinary inquiry after football match conduct hasty
The four letter wards were nothing unusual for a football warm room and one home player was punched in the nose. Representatives of Tottenham and visiting Luton were called to a special disciplinary inquiry. Officials of the South East Ladies Montball League judged the conduct ladylike.
Cowboys star Rentzel posts massive receiving numbers
Roy Rentzel led the Dallas Cowboys with 54 receptions for 2,008 yards and six touchdowns in a standout season, highlighting his role as the primary deep threat and playmaker for the team.
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Arts and Letters back in action at Aqueduct
Arts and Letters returns from a month away to face eight rivals in the 4th running of the mile long Westchester Stakes for a $58,000 purse at Aqueduct. Jockey Braulio Baer rides Artz and Letters as top weight 130 pounds in his year 3 debut. The colt has not raced since a 14 length win at the Aqueduct Gold Cup last October.
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Iowa State Dominates Night in Wolverines Trials Leads
Iowa State holds a commanding lead entering tonight's NCAA wrestling finals at Northwestern University. The Cyclones advance five semifinalists as Oklahoma State trails by seven points, while Michigan State and Oregon State fade. Iowa State champions Dan Gable and others move toward titles with renewed momentum.
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Leaders cited at Boulevard Lanes bowling event recap
The Cuddy Hardware team posted an 89 high team game and led the series at Boulevard Lanes in Slater Lesage bowling. Stan Gottschall led individuals with a 03 series as top anchors rolled 200 plus games. Betsy Bogus and Jean Brase posted standout scores while Paprocki paced the Thunderbolt League with a 13 series.
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