Nebraska Huskers open spring football drills with 38 lettermen
Lincoln UP I report Nebraska head coach Bob Devaney enters spring practice with 38 lettermen on the roster as the Huskers begin drills. Returning veterans include Kinney Tagge Brownson Dumler Nupert Harper Jacobson Adkins Kosei Terrio Anderson Blahak on defense.
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Huskers
Rodgers
Musker
Jeff Kinney
Erry Tagge
Water
Brownson
Vong Dumler
Dick Nupert
Jerry List
Willie Harper
Larry Jacobson
John Adkins
Bill Kosei
Bob Terrio
Dint Anderson
Joe Blahak
Nebraska
Bob Newton
Jerry Murtaugh
Eddie Pennard
Dave Walline
Dave Morock
Dan Schneiss
Wally Winter
Bonnie McGhee
Guy Ingles
Devaney
Memorial Statun
Ailing Bullets star leads team to playoff victory
United Press International reports the Baltimore Bullets beat the Philadelphia 76ers 141 to 104 in the Eastern Division playoffs as Ke (Kane) scores 23 of 29 in the second half after Monroe was left in the dressing room in shock from a痛. The result follows other Sunday games with Chicago, Los Angeles, and New York action noted.
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United Press International
Baltimore Bullets
Air National Basketball Association
Ierc
Marl Moros
Baltimore
Monroe
Ke Cane
Bullets
Philadelhia ‘Ers
Chicago Halls
Dick Motta
Kerry Sloan
Thhey
Los Angeles
Wall
New York Knicks
Atlanta
Local sports note on league playoffs and officials
The report mentions Loseke and other officials from The Columbus Vologram as they prepare for national playoffs on August 1. It notes unions covering expenses and a midget Payel First Cornhusker game set for June with Columbus and York as involved locations.
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Glenn Loseke
F Vibus
Ricit
Columbus Vologram
Ian
Hastings Tribune Names New Sports Editor
Sxorts editor at Hastings Tribune LASTINGS (UPT) Chuck Kel, a sportswriter since December, has been appointed sports editor by Truune Editor Burt SuInUS. He replaces Mark Gordon, who moves to a Lincoln paper. Telly, a Hastings Caloze junior, is an Omaha Surke High School graduate who played football and baseball.
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Lastings
Chuck Kel
Lastings Tribune
Truune
Burt Suinus
Jes
Mark Gordon
Lincoln
Telly
Hastings Caloze
Omaha Surke High School
Grand Islander Bob Williamson Wins Southpaw Tournament Title
Grand Island bowler Bob Williamson dominated the 1st annual Southpaw Tournament at Columbus Bowl with a six game scratch total of 1195 and 162 spot sticks for 1357. Harold Siebler was runner up with 1173 scratch and 78 handicap, while Kermit Holmes Eugene Rogers tied for third with 1240. The event drew 56 entrants across scratch and handicap divisions.
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Bob Williamson
Grand Island
Columbus Bowl
Williamson
Harold Siebler
Kermit Holmes
York
David City
Eugene Rogers
Thial
Don Still
Columbus
Dun Goodsell
Ord
Denny Edwards
Yors
Darrell Hepner
Norfolk
Ron Pulford
Player Wins Two Straight to Extend Streak
Gary Player, at five feet eight inches in black, seeks a third straight win after capturing the National Airlines Open by two strokes over Trevino. He won Jacksonville Open a week earlier with Hal Underwood and defends Greensboro Open next, noting improved focus despite self-acknowledged inconsistency. He says shorter fairways and longer roughs would suit Greensboro area greens.
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Miame
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
E 'Trevinois
Piswell
Hal Underwood
Greensboro
Wlayer
Gates named director of Mic Owen Baseball School
Gates of Beatrice Nebraska becomes director of the Mic Owen Baseball School at Mil Gates to lead the program after serving as athletic director and coach at Pershing College before its January closure. The appointment takes effect May 25. Gates is a University of Nebraska graduate and previously assisted as coach at the Se OO.
Mixed League Leaders Highlight Bou levard Lanes Play
Randy Krumland posted two wins and Howard Weisser one in Sunday night action at Boulevard Lanes Mixed League. Top women included Vome Minick with a 68 game and Virginia Nelson with a 68? high series. John Rais converted a 6-7-40 split as B and M Log team earned honors.
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Randy Krumland
Howard Weisser
Gerius Ted
Boulevard Lanes
Vome Minick
Virginia Nelson
B & M Log
John Rais
College cage stars after best offers
UCLA stars Sidney Wicks Steve Patterson and Curtis Rowe finished perfect collegiate careers and eyed the NBA draft after winning their third straight NCAA title They pursued offers from NBA and ABA teams noting money as a key factor while keeping options open to graduate school and other leagues.
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Houston
UPI
Sidney Wicks
Steve Patterson
Curtis Rowe
UCLA
She & Rowe
Canada
NBA
Wicks
Cleveland Cavaliers
Artis Gilmore
Jacksonville
Ulaward Porter
Villanova
Porter
ABA
Jit MeéDaniels
Western Kentucky
Kansas
Carolina Cougars
Louisville
Utah
Carolina
McDaniels
Patterson
Hank Szemionikowski
Steve Nye nets 20 as Elks Huskers win junior league title
Steve Nye scored 20 to lead the Elks Huskers past the Wolverines 41 to 12 in Junior League action at the Family Y. The Huskers finished 13 and 2 under coach Ivv Steiner. Bill Conyers added seven, with Jeff Fraser and Scott Schaefer each scoring two for the winners. Wolverines coach Mike Lemke saw Day Schmidt four, Rick Byfe Todd Lyon two, and Frank Robak two. Secoma Buffaloes grabbed second place by beating the Lions Badgers. Ted Troshola, Steve Schumacher, Bob Irby, Duane Schmidt, and David Cimple led Scavers. Badgers leaders included Jeff Morris 18 and John Anderson 10. Third place went to the YEW Falcons, who defeated the Optimist Wildcats 4 to 1. Bob Dickey paced the Falcons with 22 points, Bill Sutton added nine, Jim George two. Don Lisele’s Wildcats were led by Wayne Krueger with 33.
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Jefe Morris
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Larry Cordsen
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Richard Jenkinson
Optimist Wildcats
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Jeader
Bill Sutton
Jim George
Don Lisele
Wayne Krueger
Chip Anthony
Allen Aerni
Bruce Wilkenson
Dan Scalt
Race fan killed as wheel rips into crowd at stock car event
In Lincoln England on Sunday a wheel from a stock car ripped into the pit area crowd killing Betty Fleteling 48 of Grimsby and injuring six other spectators.
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England
Betty Fleteling
Grimsby
Without Carty Braves must juggle line up
Atlanta Braves face a full restructuring with Hank Aaron remaining the lineup anchor and Felipe Cepeda, Orlando Cepeda, and other hitters providing power. The loss of Carty shifts focus to Perez, Jackson, Lum, and others vying for outfield and infield roles as pitching remains the key to success.
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Fla
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Wate Tut
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Iat Heller Rusning
Ager Laman Harris
Atlanta
Harris
Warris
Mayers
Marty Peres
Perez
Jackson
Oscar Brown
Rusty Baker
Richmond
Mike Lum
Morris
Felix Millan
Hawaii
Clele Boyer
Boyer
Karl Willams
Astor
Didier
Nat King
Husker spring drills spark 1971 season hopes
Nebraska prepares for spring football with optimism after a 1969 season and Orange Bowl win. Devaney notes returning depth despite losses, including Paul Rogers the standout kicker. Spring game set for May with home opener stretch, three early tests, and key players Kaseh Blahak and Deyke highlighted.
Neoma Behlen wins third Columbus Women’s Association trophy
Neoma Behlen earns a scratch series of 79 with 200s and a 191, securing the third annual Columbus Women’s Association trophy of Columbus Tow. Lee, Thomas, and Eve Kusche tied for runner up at 570. Other notable scores include Marlene Beecher 366, Lorraine Egger high game 233, and multiple 200s by Sturlene Becher, feve Lusche, Barb Badje, and Carrine Cave. Columbus Bowl awarded the championship trophy.
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Neoma Behlen
Columbus
Lee
Thomas
Eve Kusche
Rumterup
Marlene Beecher
Toigger
Barb Badje
Marcie Stepanek
Lorraine Egger
Sturlene Becher
Feve Lusche
Carrine Cave
Columbus Bowl
Local Bowling League Scores Highlight Fast Paced Night
Fred Leonhard led the meeting with a 21 game and 563 trio as Jack and Jill League actions unfolded. Jeanine Larson added a 193, Ben Pensick a 532, while L & L posted a 7a game and Road Runners finished with a 1,932 total points in a tense team scoring rundown.
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Fred Leonhard
Met
Jeanine Larson
Singleton
Ben Pensick
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