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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1975

Page

14

UCLA Wildcats meet Kentucky in championship game

UCLA and Kentucky face off in the 37th NCAA final as coach John Wooden plans to retire after his 10th title. The game at the Sports Arena tips at 8 p.m. CDT with NBC telecast, while Louisville meets Syracuse for third place.

SAN Diego UPI UCLA Kentucky Bruins John Wooden Westwood NBC Louisville Syracuse Northwestern Oregon Ohio State Indiana San Francisco Cincinnati Joe B. Hall Adolph Rupp Wildcats Texas el Paso Calif Joe Hall Kentucky Wildcats Hall

Nicklaus edges Weiskopf to win Heritage by three strokes

Jack Nicklaus, at 35, captured the Heritage Golf Classic in Hilton Head Island by three strokes over Tom Weiskopf. He fired a final 68 to finish 13 under par 271, correcting a swing flaw to surge after a shaky Saturday. Weiskopf settled at 274 as Nicklaus set up a likely Masters bid.

Hilton Head Island S.C UPI Jack Nicklaus Augusta Nicklaus Harbourtown Ohio State Tom Weiskopf Weiskopf Hale Irwin Charles Coody John Mahaffey Bruce Crampton Tom Kite B. R. McLendon John Schlee

Flyers extend unbeaten stretch to 11 with 4 1 victory

The Philadelphia Flyers strengthened their playoff push by beating the Chicago Black Hawks 4 1 to stretch their unbeaten run to 11. Captain Bobby Clarke assisted on two goals as Bernie Parent backed the win. Detroit, Pittsburgh, and New York teams also won while Buffalo and Montreal dropped or tied games affecting standings.

Philadelphia Flyers Flyers Chicago Black Hawks Bobby Clarke Bernie Parent Buffalo Montreal Toronto Boston New York Islanders New York Rangers Atlanta Rangers Kansas City Islanders Flames New York Detroit Washington Pittsburgh Minnesota

UCLA to Announce Wooden Successor After Retirement

San Diego UPI reports UCLA faces a coaching change after John Wooden, 64, retires following a semifinal win over Louisville. Candidate Denny Crum, Louisville coach, says he would consider the job but may not accept. UCLA athletic director J. D. Morgan will decide, with an announcement likely before April 9. Washington State’s George Raveling expects a different choice. Wooden says he feels better after making the decision public.

SAN Diego UPI John Wooden UCLA Ucla Kentucky Wooden Bruins Louisville Kentucky J. D. Morgan Morgan Denny Crum Cardinals Crum Washington State George Raveling Johnny Wooden Connie Mack Philadelphia A’s

Nebraska Huskers Hope for Better Team and Fieldhouse

Nebraska fans critique the Husker basketball state while praising coach Joe Cipriano's effort with limited talent. They anticipate a new fieldhouse boosting recruiting and peak play, recalling former NU Coliseum crowds led by Goose Tatum and the Lincoln Wings.

Nebraska Huskers Joe Cipriano Cipriano Lincoln Wings Goose Tatum NU Coliseum

Chilean Davis Cup Final Site Hats in the Ring

The Chilean Tennis Federation says it is ready to meet South Africa in the Davis Cup finals of the American Zone but faces the task of locating a suitable venue for the matches.

Santiago Chile UPI South Africa

Wetjen's 257 earns honors in Thunderbolt League action

Wetjen's 257 led the Thunderbolt League at Boulevard Lanes as Jim Thalken posted a 587 series with 208 and 205 games. Individual scores featured Dan Janssen 246, Larry Zulkoski 224, George Giannon 223, Les Wardeman 222, Ford Guenther 228, Joe Warth 210 and 206, George Harte 209, Bob Schmidt 201, Larry Bomberger 202, Jack Sokol 203. Team honors went to Sof-Spray 914 and Russ' El Rancho 2691.

Loren Wetten Thunderbolt League Boulevard Lanes Jim Thalken Dan Janssen Larry Zulkoski George Giannon Les Wardeman Ford Guenther Joe Warth George Harte Bob Schmidt Larry Bomberger Jack Sokol Sof-Spray Russ’ el Rancho Marlene Becher Elaine Mossman Mary Ann Lehr Jackie Schmid Theresa Sargent Neema Behlen Pay Hays Drew Tire Service

Huskerbacker to be honored by Nebraska Hall of Fame

The Nebraska Football Hall of Fame will award the Clarence E. Swanson Memorial Award to the Nebraska Beef Club at ceremonies in Omaha on May 9. One founder Herman Dinklage of Beemer cattle feeder status will be honored. Buffalo Bills coach Lou Shan will headline the banquet as keynote speaker. Further honors will be announced soon.

Omaha UPI Nebraska Football Hall of Fame Clarence E. Swanson Nebraska Beef Club Hall of Fame Herman Dinklage Beemer University of Nebraska Buffalo Bills Lou Shan

Bruins beat Volunteers in cross country track meet

UCLA defeated the defending NCAA champion Tennessee 83 to 71 in an intersectional dual track meet in Los Angeles. Freshman Mike Pully led UCLA with a lifetime best 17-9 in the pole vault, and the Bruins swept the pole vault long jump and 440 yard hurdles.

Los Angeles UPI UCLA Tennessee Mike Pully Bruins

Bowling league scores at Columbus Bowl and area lanes

Hollman rolled a 239 game and 578 three game set, leading Progressive League scoring at Columbus Bowl alongside teammates and rivals. Individual leaders across leagues posted high games and series with several 200s and multiple 700s team marks, including Jackson Cleaners and Ho Ho's top scores.

Leonard Hollman Carl Ryba Columbus Bowl Harold Force Bill Anson Eldie Osten Dec Hack Bob Owens Val Sohl Mel Peterson Pizza Hut Ann Bomerger Arlene Blessen Colleen Trofholz Arlene Ho Ho’s Pensick & Stepanek Ken Dickinson Jody Stone

Lolich Struggles Highlight Tigers Spring Pitching Woes

Detroit lefty Mickey Lolich endured a rough spring start showing a 6.85 ERA after six appearances including an 8-0 deficit to Cincinnati before the Tigers rallied for a 13-12 win. Coach Ralph Houk plans two more Florida starts before opening day as Lolich seeks a rebound from a 20-loss season.

Rick Gosselin UPI Baltimore Boog Powell Orioles Pittsburgh Steve Blass Pirates New York Yankees Mel Stottlemyre Detroit Lolich Cincinnati Reds Dave Lemanczyk

Hayes pours 37 as Bullets top Bulls in nationally televised win

Elvin Hayes scored 37 points and grabbed 11 rebounds to power the Washington Bullets to a 94-82 victory over the Chicago Bulls on a national telecast. Phil Chenier and Kevin Porter contributed as Washington stayed ahead of Boston for the NBA's best record.

United Press International Elvin Hayes Washington Bullets National Basketball Association Chicago Bulls Hayes Washington Boston NBA Phil Chenier Bullets Jimmy Bob Love Chicago Nate Thurmond New York Milwaukee Seattle Portland New Orleans Atlanta Los Angeles Phoenix

Columbus Leads in WNAX Bowling Finals

Seven individuals and five teams from Columbus will compete for more than 3000 in prize money in the finals of the WNAX Tournament to be held April 5 6 at Boulevard Lanes. In doubles Omer Latham Dan Peterson Stan Gottschall Randy Krumland Gary Muth Bob Arnberger.

Columbus WNAX Boulevard Lanes Omer Latham Dan Peterson Stan Gottschall Randy Krumland Gary Muth Bob Arnberger Leon Miller Ed Brezenski

Cubs Trim Roster to Meet 25-Player Rule

Chicago Cubs reduce roster to four above the 25-player limit by sending pitcher Paul Reuschel and catcher Dick Stelmaszek to the minor league camp for reassignment in Scottsdale Arizona.

Scottsdale, Ariz UPI Chicago Cubs Paul Reuschel Dick Stelmaszek

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