Sortino Badje capture Speck Doubles tourney at Columbus Bowl
Frank Sortino of Omaha and Gary Badje of Columbus won the Fred Speck Doubles bowling tournament at Columbus Bowl with a 1 792 pin total. Runners up were Harold Krumi and Gary Muth, Myron Reich and Ray Labens, and others in tight four game sets. The women's division saw Amagent Anderson and Nadine Sorenson lead with top pin count while 414 sets were bowled over the four week event.
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Ae Dural
Fred Speck
Columbus Bowl
Frank Sortino
Omaha
Gary Badje
Columbus
Pitt
Harold Krumi
Ax Gary Muth
Myron Reich
Fremont
Ray Labens
Joh Dacobite
Larry Wardeman
Stenger wins first Platte College Bowling title
Duane Stenger tops the first annual Platte College Bowling tournament at Boulevard Lanes with a 72 handicap total in singles. DeWayne Thiele and Don Bonk win doubles with 1,167 pins. Runners up include Rich Fuhr and Bill Koza in singles and Koza-Grindmayer in doubles. Noll and Wilhelm win free games in a Boulevard drawing.
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Duane Stenger
Platte College
Boulevard Lanes
DeWayne Thiele
Don Bonk
Rich Fuhr
Bill Koza
Bill Nou
Koza
Gerry Grindmayer
Val Sabata - Stenger
Noll
Mike Kerylski
Charles Wilhelm
Boulevard
Lakers Set Records as Playoffs Open Tonight
United Press International notes the Lakers seek trades on the eve of their playoff opener with the Bulls after finishing the season 69 8 5 2 wins. Sharman says he would trade records for the NBA championship as Milwaukee faces Golden State and other opening series begin.
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United Press International
Los Angeles Lakers
Lakers
NBA
Bill Starman
Sharman
Los Angeles
Chicago Bulls
Milwaukee Bucks
Golden State Warriors
Eston
Atlantic
Atlanta
Baltimore
Fitlst
New York
Bluestem State Recreation Area Hunting Offer Overview
Bluestem State Recreation Area about 24 miles west of Sprague offers 485 land acres for hunting with pheasant quail deer cottontail squirrel and waterfowl available in seasons.
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Bluestem State Recreation Area
Sprague
Seasaih
Golden Eagle wins San Bernardino Handicap at Santa Anita
Golden Eagle II, the French bred seven year old, earned a nose victory over Panzer Chief in the $61,000 San Bernardino Handicap on the Santa Anita turf. Jockey Jerry Lambert steered the M. H. Van Berg Stable runner as he repelled late pressure to win by a nose over Panzer Chief.
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United Press International
Golden Eagle II
Florida
New Zealand
Panzer Chief
San Bernardino
Santa Anita
San Marcos
Jerry Lambert
Golden Eagle MW
Panzar Chief
Golde Eagle II
Dendron
M. H. van Berg
Columbus
Neb
Carlos Marquez
Aqueduct
Dares J
Saturnina
Marquez
Hill Tracer
Exchange Place
Ninfais Squaw
Young N Sassy
Judge Tytus
Craig Perretto
Hialeah Park
Hydronaut
My Charmer
Oaklawn
Chateauvira
Pimlico
Jura to play in all star game at Dayton Saturday
Nebraska centers Chuck Jura and Kansas Bud Stallworth were named Big Eight representatives for the East West All Star Basketball Game in Dayton Ohio Saturday. Two All-Americans Tom Riker of South Carolina and Ed Stat Jeff of Long Beach State will participate. West coached by Henry Iba and East by Howard Jobson.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Nebraska
Chuck Jura
Kansas
Bud Stallworth
Dayton
Ohio
Tom Riker
South Carolina
Ed Stat Jeff
Long Beach State
Henry Jha
Oklahoma State
Yale
Howard Jobson
Omaha Royals edge Eugene in 7-4 exhibition win
In Sarasota, the Omaha Royals beat Eugene 7-4 to even their exhibition season at 1 and 1. The Royals trailed 4-1 entering the fifth, then scored five runs on a double, two walks, a sacrifice fly and two singles. They were set to face Tucson in the next game.
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Sarasota
Scotus Jayvees top Monroe in dual meet at Pawnee Park
Scotus Central Catholic freshmen and sophomores dominated Monroe High in a dual meet at Pawnee Park oval with Scotus winning by a wide margin. Jonka, Larry Moser, and Randy Bogus led the Shamrocks with multiple wins. Iris swept the relays. MusAngs athletes Jenkinson Urkoski Edmison and Tadey posted event marks.
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Scotus Central Catholic
Monroe
Pawnee Park Oval
Wineing
Jonka
Larry Moser
Randy Bogus
Shamrocks
Shonka
Bogus
White Moser
Jong Jurned
Iris
Dave Jenkinson
Tiaden
Urkoski
Edmison
Staak Apo
Shaille
N Regi
Blenarl Tit
Julie Hs Sarod
Jeukinson
Bie Tadey
Aay AN
Tugs
Ced
Gestsel
Adnter CN
Ides
Itd Gertach
Wolpert
Maser
Lueke
Nebraska track opens outdoor season in Arizona and Texas invites
The Nebraska track team begins its outdoor season at Arizona State in Tempe with 23 Cornhuskers on the trip. Jump specialist Hopelun Cordon is sidelined by an ankle injury. The Huskers travel to El Paso to face Washington University and Texas El Paso, then compete in the Texas Relays at Austin on April 8 and 9.
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Tempe, Ariz
UPI
University of Nebraska
Arizona State
Frank Sevigne
Hopelun Cordon
Gordon
Huskers
EL Paso
Tex
Washington University
University of Texas-El Paso
Texas Relays
Austin
Pele to head up program for Pepsi in soccer drive
Brazilian star Pele 31 signs to promote soccer for Pepsi directing a program with clinics instructional films and media outreach aimed at young men in schools and youth clubs scheme to grow the sport worldwide according to United Press International.
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New York
UPI
Pele
Pepsia
Martin Earns Tigers Pennant After Orioles Trade Robinson
Detroit manager Billy Martin, at camp in Phoenix, asserts the Orioles trading Frank Robinson gives his Tigers the pennant edge. He defends a young pitching staff and aging lineup, noting key players like Kaline, Cash, and Taylor will be platooned to keep them effective.
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Lakeland
Vila
UPI
Billy Martin
Phoenix
Ariz
Baltimore Orioles
Frank Robinson
Martin
Tigers
Detroit
Orioles
Robinson
Los Angeles Dodgers
Koow
al Kaline
Norm Cash
Tony Taylor
Krwsy
Cash
Taylor
Dick McAuliffe
Slick Ed Brinkman
Aurelio Nordriguex
Kaline
Jim Northrup
Mickey Stanley
Wille Horton
Bill Freehane
Tom Maley
Dodgers
Bruins Look to Repeat as UCLA Faces Next Championship Run
Sports watcher cites NBC plan for next year’s NCAA playoffs with semi finals on Thursday and final Monday from St. Louis. UCLA returns four starters and Walton remaining, prompting belief of another title run despite trials moving venues. Rumor says Paul Silas may join the Celtics with Cash from the Suns deal.
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Curt Gowdy
NBC
St. Louis
Bruins
UCLA
Bill Walton
Paul Silas
Creighton
Phoenix Suns
Celtics
Charley Scott
Boston
Scott
Suns
NBA
Silas
Chuck Sachs to make trip with matmen
SCHUYLER Nebraska freestyle results crown champions Bob Egg Dennis Dolliver Brian Gaughen and Dan Kracl at Lincoln tournament. Four first place grapplers head to a Nebraska South Dakota dual on April 1 in Lincoln.
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Schuyler
Rophy
Nebraska
Lincoln
Bob Egg
Dennis Dolliver
Brian Gaughen
Dan Kracl
South Dakota
Lynn Schmale
Scott Zaruba
Brad May
Keigh Janousek
Jeff Kracl
Dennis McClinton
Ted
UNO halves split with Texas Lutheran in doubleheader
Seguin Texas UPI UNO’s Nebraska Omaha split a doubleheader with Texas Lutheran. The Mavericks lost game one but won game two behind Angelo Intile who threw a two hitter. Omaha collected 10 hits in the nightcap and advances to face St Mary’s University in San Antonio.
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S Seguin
Tex
UPI
University of Nebraska
Omaha
Texas Lutheran
Mavericks
Angelo Intile
Intile
St. Mary’s University
San Antonio
Keglers Busy at Columbus League Highlights and Scores
Don Struebing posted a 651 series with games of 236 195 and 222 for pace keglers in the Platte Valley League at Columbus Barn. Horacek Insurance led team scoring with 956 and 2712. In other leagues Dottie Anson 199 single game and Ben Pensick 553 series were notable, with top totals from Milan Leves Debbie Gates and others across AJBC Senior and Ladies divisions.
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Don Struebing
Dottie Anson
Singleton
Ben Pensick
Marcin Stepanek
Jockems
Garyae
Fred Leonhard
Milan Leves
Debbie Gates
AJBC
Steelers
Rayeila Williams
Sheila Stone
Ita Fuhr
Marcia Stepanek
Fuhr
Lorraine’ Egper
Ei Scholl
Williams
Dorothy Hurd
Gloria Muth
Evelyn Muth
Marlene Korte
Corrine Cave
Lydia Fehring
Barb Badie
Marshall-Nelson
Husker Nine Falls 12-10 to Houston
Nebraska rallied twice but fell 12-10 to Houston in Houston. Rich Sanger took the loss after Nebraska tied the game in the fifth and briefly led in the sixth before the Cougars answered with four runs to regain the lead.
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Houston, Tex
UPI
Nebraska Cornhuskers
University of Houston
Houston
Nebraska
Scotus Eyes 11th Straight Catholic Track Crown
Scotus eyes an 11th straight track crown at Pawnee Park meet as Shamrocks seek to extend dominance in both varsity and freshman divisions. Key rivals include David City Aquinas and Hastings St. Cecilia with standout performers Tom Jicha and Jack Schroer among returning record-holders. Morning prelims start at 9 o'clock with finals in the afternoon.
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Nebraska Catholic Conference
Scotus
Central ‘Catholic
Jim Puetz
Shamrocks
David City Aquinas
Hastings St. Cecilia
Tretivo
Grand Island
Imye
Tom
Jicha
Aventh
Jack Schroer
Schroer
Pawnee Park
Joe Blahak
Scotds
Larry Liss
WUE
Steve Shade
Mike Korth
St. Cecilia
Mike Welterer
Grand Island Catholic
Dave Kudron
Bill Kasch
Dim Legenza
Steve Shadler
Tlle
Dingworth
Mason
Danky
Weltéver
Mark McLaughlin
Frank Skorapa
Louis German
Bob Hruska
Bob Kralikowski
Tom Jicha
Dennis Favelka
Hon Coleman
Aquinas
Horlen released by Chicago White Sox in spring camp
United Press International reports the Chicago White Sox released 19-game winner Joe Horlen, noting the move opens free agency as Horlen seeks a new club. Other camps feature standout performances and early spring results from Detroit, Houston, Philadelphia, New York, Montreal, Pittsburgh, Chicago, and San Francisco players.
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United Press International
Joe Rorlen
Chicago White Sox
Horlen
Otter
Roland Hemond
White Sox
Joe
Joe Coleman
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Cardinals
Eddie Brinkman
Jim Wynn
Scipio Spinks
James Rodney Richard
Cincinnati Reds
Houston Astros
Ron Stone
Philadelphia Phillies
Minnesota Twins
Mike Kekich
Rob Gardner
New York Yankees
Atlanta Braves
John Strohmayer
Denny Jataster
Joe Gilbert
Ron Taylor
Montreal ‘Expos
Texas Rangers
Dave Cash
Frank Taveras
Pittsburgh Fifties
Kansas City Royals
Rich Hebner
Pirates
Mike Jorgensen
New York Mets
Boston Red Sox
Charlie
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Rick Monday
Chicago Cubs
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National Football League
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