Platte tracksters win T Bird Relays
Platte College Reivers of Columbus dominated distance and hurdle events to win the Thunderbird Relays, totaling 67 points to edge favored Concordia and others in a seven-team Kansas field. Sophomore Fred Carnahan led wins in the 880, 2500, mile, 4224.2, and 3-mile, with Buckner taking the highs and intermediate hurdles in strong showings.
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Seven-team Eastern 1-80 Conference formed near Omaha
OMANA Nebraska AP report says three Omaha suburbs and four Lincoln public schools combine to form a seven-team Eastern 1-80 Conference. Members include Lincoln High Lincoln East Lincoln Northeast Lincoln Southeast Millard Ralston Papillion. operations start August 1 1974. Beatrice was a tentative member. Apollo and Trans Nebraska Leagues remain active with some schedules unaffected.
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VFW Boxers Drop Bouts at District Finals
VFW boxing team faced losses at the District Junior Golden Gloves in Kel Ord region. Regional champs Mike Sackett Mike Glur and Larry Guenther won early rounds but each ultimately dropped their bouts. Sackett fought in a brad opening round, Glur topped his Friday foe at 125 pounds before losing in the finals. Guenther won in the first round and knocked down his 132 pound opponent twice before a TKO in the final period.
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CHS golfers prepare for Beatrice Invitational
Columbus Highs golf team, under first year coach Bart Bartholomew, hope to win the Beatrice Invitational after a 153 19 183 score against Scotus. Key players include sixth place state finisher Hon Strickler, seniors Stan Emerson Kevin Prochaska Aience Wriedridgen, and sophomores Mark Orr Chip Anthony with matches listed through April and May at multiple venues.
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Aience Wriedridgen
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Chip Anthony
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Second scuba class to start at Family Y
A new scuba course begins at the Family Y with director Larry Froschbeuser, a past participant. An organizational meeting is set for Monday April 2 at 7 30 p m. The six week course runs three hours each Monday with registration and a brief swim on the first night. Open to ages 16 and up with men and women welcome. Assisting Froschhauser are Rich Neessel Chuck Wangler Jel Keating and Nunev Hep.
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Romshek Leads League Scoring at Nautevard Lanes
Jack Romshek fired a 253 game and 654 series to highlight Major League scoring at Nautevard Lanes. Daryl Thiele posted a 630 on 213 212 205, with Woyd Snyder 227 Vern McClurg 211 Mon Nelson 203 Ertelala 236 and Ark Fran Slaroscik 202 also notable. Boulevard Lanes Quintel posted a 920 team game while Bellwood Bar totaled 2 698. In the Senior League Les Korte led with 213 and S71, Doug Maus 201 and Charles Kaipist 20. Nort Umbarger topped the women with 183 and 459, Theresa Migek 192 and Rita Fulw 803 led the Dale Electronics Women. Helly Scheffler had the Big Four 46 710 split. Swingers 743 team game. Pin Painters 2 076 threesome.
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Rita Fulw
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Pin Painters
Buffalo fishing and camping notes from Nebraska town column
Dick Ulich of Oniha pursues buffalo fish at Victory Lake near Fremont with 10 pound test line and a three way swivel. Lich cites 47 buffalo taken from Victory Lake in 1972 and notes state master angler potential, while Nebraska’s camping evolution and wild Life notes fill the rest of this miscellany column.
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White Sox favored to win West baseball crown
Veteran scout KEN RAPFOPORT sees the Chicago White Sox as the strongest offensive club in the American League West for 1973. He notes Shoeless Joe Jackson’s era being referenced, but highlights Allen and Henderson as key adds along with strong pitching from Wilbur Wood, Stan Bahningan, and a deep bullpen. The A's, Yankees, Orioles, and others pose threats as the division shapes for a tight, multi-team race.
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Discoverers Target Grand Island Relays Showdown
Injury plagued Columbus High and a slate of rivals converge at Kuenab Memorial Stadium Crand Island for the Grand Island Relays starting noon Saturday. Teams include Hastings North Platte Grand Island and Benson with Columbus fielding athletes in all events despite back and leg injuries. The program features four field events and nine relays led by a 400 yard high hurdle shuttle and a full slate of sprint and distance events.
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Over 30 Horses Die in Malaleah Race Course Fire
ASEAME AP reports a devastating blaze at Malaleah Race Course where more than 30 horses were killed. Firemen said about 10 horses perished initially and a row of stables burned to the ground. The fire began in the stables near midnight Thursday, burning for about three hours before a dispatcher from the Miami Fire Department provided figures.
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Lakers Open Defense of NBA Championship
The Lakers begin their pursuit of a repeat title as the NBA playoffs start. Milwaukee earns top seed after a coin flip deciding matchups, with Golden State facing the Bucks and Chicago drawn against the Lakers. ABA action features Carolinas versus Kentucky and New York against Virginia, while Nets coach Lou Carnesecca returns to college ranks after the season ends.
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Mike Aerni to coach Midget Reds in 1974 season
American Logierhasaball officials announced Alike Ren was hired as the Midget Reds coach for the 1974 baseball season. Aerni recently graduated from the dumith program and is a York Junior College sophomore pitcher. The Reds will play about 12 games against Class A Midget teams this season.
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