Scotus Central Catholic Emphasizes Track Return of Grubaugh
Scotus Central Catholic亥 seeks its best season under first year coach Randy Berlin with sprinter Brenda Grubaugh back from state Class B sprint title. The Shamrocks open April 4 at Clark and host April 4. Grubaugh leads returning veterans among a large senior and junior group as district and state meet dates loom.
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Brenda Grubaugh
Scotus Central Catholic
Randy Berlin
Stamrocks
Gseeola
Nebraska spring migration peaks in central bursts and slow ducks
Nebraska bird season highlights peak sandhill cranes near Grand Island and Lincoln, with 200 000 along Platte. Geese and cranes lead the exodus while ducks lag behind, weather influencing timing. Aerial inventories planned this week as influx of Canada and white-front geese and cranes shapes spring hotspots near Kearney Overton and areas south.
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Nome
Nebraska
Fesd
Big Bend
Kearney
Overton
Platte
Ueleveer Grand Tsland
Axington
Ederal
Gus Ronde
Sebraska
Nine Mile Creek
Pelican Lake
Enders
West End
Apriktune
Nebraskal opens major parks for 1973 season and fishing notes
The record describes Avtar Lodge State Historical Park opening in April and outlines courtship grounds schedules from late winter to early summer. It notes fishing activity trends, listing large catches near Columbus Wynat and Tob Springs, and warns of environmental losses to wetlands and uplands by 2000. It mentions campouts, hunting and fishing rules, and upcoming archery season.
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Meajor
Avtar “Lodge
Maveh
Sampit
Columbus
Missouri River
Wynat
Tob Springs
Scattsbluff
Environmental Protection Agency
U.S
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachuset
Rhode Island
David City
Lark
Scotus girls tie Osceola in opening track meet
Sc ous Scotus and Osceola girls battled to a 50 50 deadlock in the season opener at Osceola. Brenda Grubaugh and Cindy Heimann each won two events, Grubaugh taking the 100yard dash in 12.5 and the 220 in 22.8 while tying for the 80 meter hurdles. Cheryl Wieser captured the discus at 86 7 34. The Shamrocks’ relay unit led by Jackie Melliger Suzi Karger Cidy Mimick and Yaula Slusarski placed first in the 400 relay. Lea Brooks led in high jump and Jan Kudron topped discus while Heimann added 69.7 in the 440. Next action Coach Randy Gorlin’s squad hosts Clarkson Monday April 7 at 1 3 pm.
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Seedus Central
Catholic
Osceola
Brenda Grubaugh
Cindy Ueimann
Scous Grubaugh
Heimann
Juntaine
Cheryl Wieser
Jackie Melliger
Suzi Karger
Cidy Mimick
Yaula Slusarski
Etn
Shamrocks
Lea Brooks
Amn Hamiing
Jan. Kudron
Heimano
Sharl Kyriss
Jean Caiba
Kathy Korger
Randy Gorlin
Musd
Clarkson
Lakeview Vikings track lettermen boost 1974 outlook
Lakeview High prepares for a strong track season led by seniors Jim Pillen and Steve Gehring among others. Coach Tom Bruckner notes blue chip prospects Jon Wardeman Jeff Krall and Dave Lippert, with upcoming meets at Tekarah Herman April 63 and Lakeview Invitational April 10 19 April and May district and state events.
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Lakeview
Apel
York
Kayral Shorey Zat
Osceole
Hesker Conf
District
Seward
State
Omaha
Columbus Seodius
Jellermen
Tom Bruckner
Jim Pillen
Steve Gehring
Dan Thomas
Wendall Korle
Roger Geedeken
Mary Janssen
Lyle Aclic
Doug Fuselman
Paul Muble
Colin Wilke
Bill Shanle
Mike Jarosz
Rick Thomas
Flysh
Jon Wardeman
Jeff Krall
Dave Lippert
Mike Coan
Don Ott
Bruckner
Has Tosi
Hob Wachal
Jeff Mulde
Randy Dedrickson
S@ Kids out Steel
Mave Dey
Coarl
Purday
Waking Oval
Ted Schmidt
Dennis Osten
Kurt Wilka
Demiles
Roger Goedeken
Kurt Muhle
Bob Helfman
Brad Wertz
Lyle Mehlman
Paul Muhle
Dean Rupp
Dim Pilten
Ed Kinzer
Clete Pilles
Kurt Munte
Paul Muhte
Kurt Wilke
Gacy A Weller
Bob Wachal
Gan Thomas
Mary Jangsem
Deong Iesgimine
Wendall Korte
Beng
Kurt Mohle
Paben Carlson lead at Bowl in Columbus action
Paben and Carlson top score in Bowl action with Paben’s 10 series and Estin Paben’s 190 236 two hundred plus games. Harry Carlson hits 244 for Cornhusker League while Ken Grails posts multiple 200s. Ray Micek Construction achieves 930 game and 2,678 trio. Mary Hendricks earns WIBC emblem for big foue split. Teacups and Dunkers lead team shooting. Fran Carlson 216 Virginia Curry 203 pace League of Jewels scores. Gamets post 649 and 3,84 in a busy bowling meet.
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Estin Paben
Harry Carlson
Columbus Bar
Ken Grails
Gary Saulliere
Jim Savity
Ohn Krumbach
Ker Golton
Lonnie Karel
Don Gables
Tek Ransem
Len Bokelifan
Haro de
Patriottes advance to AAU quarterfinals on rout win
The Patrictes of John F Kennedy College beat Cincinnati 68 to 31 to reach the AAU Women's National Basketball Championships quarterfinals. Julie Simpson led with 11 points, Gail Arenholtz and Janie Fincher added 10 each as Nebraska faces Allentown in Thursday's quarterfinals. Allentown had two prior losses this season to the Patriettes.
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Gallup
John F. Kennedy College
Cincinnati
Walton
Ned
Ohioans
Todd
Tye
Patriottes
Julie Simpson
Gail Arenholtz
Janie Fincher
Nebraskans
Allentown
Thuradas
Patriettes
Bowling league records fall as Bordy posts 3075 season peak
Reports show Bordy Clothing setting a season high 3075 in a Centennial League event at Boulevard Lanes. Craig Brestel led with a 649 series and 214 game, while Stan Gottschall and Gary Oakeson posted notable scores in a prolific night of bowling across multiple leagues and teams.
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Bordy
Jaintel
Columitats Amfon
Bowling Association
Beano
Boulevard Lanes
Craig Brestel
Handy
Vin Bi Bernt
Keiih Gi Gollsehlt
An Stan Gottschall
Aeglers
John
Jancobitt
Don Eisele
Aedean Stone
Gary Oakeson
Bob Amsberger
Paul Gottschall
Martin Kresha
Harold Goocman
Leon Miller
Doug West
Dave Zilkoski
Floyd Arasmus
Don Adamy
Daryl Thiele
Joe Schuele
Jake's
Nite Owls
Dennis van Winkle
Denis Kadai
John Jacobitz
Randy Krumland
Carrol Enzmingee
Pantie Kodad
Jacobi Dan Warerg
Et . Lake
Si and
Randy Kraniland
Ise
Snelling
Jim Bemt
Stan Gottschall
Wayne Mueller
Marlene Newman
Eopa
Walton Wins Third Straight Adolph Rupp Award
The Commonwealth Amelic Club named UCLA's Bill Walton as the Nation's Most Outstanding Basketball Flavor for the third year in a row. Walton received over 60 percent of votes from 600 national electors, with North Carolina State's David Thompson runner-up. Notre Dame's John Shunrate placed third, Providence's Marvin Hames fourth, UCLA's Keith Wilkes fifth.
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Lexington, Ry
Commonwealth Amelic Club
UCLA
Bill Walton
Adolph Rupp
Walton
David Thompson
North Carolina State
Notre Dame
John Shunrate
Marvin
Perry keeps California hitless as Indians win 4-1
Gaylord Perry works seven frames allowing only one hit while Cleveland relievers complete a combined one-hitter against California to end the spring with a 4-1 victory. Perry speaks on rumors of a possible trade and evaluation by Indians GM Phil Seghi.
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Andy Lippman
Ab Leurie
Gaylord Perry
Indians
Perry
Cleveland
California
Phil Seghi
Sutton accepts Arkansas post as head basketball coach
Sutton 38 resigned from Creighton to become head basketball coach and athletic director at the University of Arkansas on a five year contract with a salary reportedly above 20000 annually. Arkansas AD Frank Broyles announced the deal amid speculation about Sutton’s successor at Creighton.
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Little Rock
Ark
Ie Sutton
Creighton University
Tye Ning
University of Arkansas
Sutton
Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Broyles
Secord
Creighton
Tom Apke
Tom Brosnihan
Aphe
Bliejay
Brosoikan
Creighton Prep
Brosnihen
Apke
Public notices and creditors claim deadline in Platte County Neb
Public notices list creditors claims due by July 1974 for Ida Mahr deceased in Platte County Nebraska with a July 1974 filing deadline and a July 18 1974 hearing. Also renewal notice for retail liquor license proposes auto renewal for Bottle Club License and requires protests by residents by March 45 1874 with hearings set if protests exceed three. County Judge Gerald B. Rouse signs.
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Pursent
Burnie
Witl
Carl H, Hoge
Nebraska
Notice of School Land Lease Sale Date
Notice announces a school land lease sale set for April 10 1974 at 10:00 am with a weather contingency and rescheduled to April 19 1974 at 2:00 pm. Includes section reference Sec Two age and minimum annual rental 766 dollars.
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Nemsey-Sesey
Columbus
Roe
Dunead
Neynwys
Sockwell
Lewer
Monroe
Monrse
Anna Rental
Duncan
Board of Educational Lands and Funds
Board of Educaional Laws and Funds
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Acamos
Lakevieve
Schuyler Inn
Omaha Mercy
Schuyler Fay
Centennial
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Clarksay
Grobaugh
White Glass
Shamrock
Juniop
Cheryl Weiser
Grubaugh
Jeanny BU
Ocala
If Jeannie Scotus Girsily Rark
Debbie Bonk
Brook Gruvaugh
Theresa Liss
Czoba
Hermann
Connie
Mares
Wieser
Denise Determan
Ann Hamling
Becky Held
Jan Kudton
Rose Liss
Leigh Merrill
Sandy Pallas
Kathy Pile
Lori Roy
Paula Shisarské
Ray Spenner
Cindy ‘Topinka
Doyce Warth
Tyenty
Pawnee
Brenda Grubavah
Brenda Brenda Cindy Heimann
Jean Cruba
Cindy Hermann
Jeeta Roy
Cindy Heimann
Mary Beth Casey
Kathy Pite
Lord Rey
Connie Mares
Scotus Letterwomen
Premy
Denise Detortan
Cheryl ‘Wieser
Joan Cruba
Pee
Port Robinson
Chadron State Park
Dick H. Schaffer
Braska
Uell
Belmont Park
Arueduet
Saratoga
Mloeien
Swooninger
Haehingsdeever
Asou
Lakeview Vikings
Tekarah-Herman, Inv
Paben
Carlson
Bordy Clothing
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Vai
Dodge Boys
Dede
Mativan
Columbus Motors
13Th Street
Arkansas Post
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Bill
Montreal
Philadelphia Phillies
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Board of Educational Lands and Funds of
State of Eben
Platte County
Colineus
Board OF Educational Lands
P.O
State Capitol
Lincoln
Morris
Reynolds
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