Four Columbus players named to Shrine Bowl squads
Four Columbus players join Shrine Bowl rosters with Tom Heiser and Brian Gaver of Columous High, Scotus star Di Brock, and Lakeview’s Clete Pullen. David City High star Bob Martin leads the North squad, with Heiser headed to Nebraska. Proceeds benefit Shrine Hospitals as trains prep at Midland College before the August 1 game in Lincoln.
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Columbus
Vom
David City
Memorial Stada
Lincoln
Columpous High
Tom Heiser
Brian Gaver
Columbus Scotus
di Brock
Columbus Lakeview
Clete Pullen
Bob Martin
David City High
Discoverers
Heiser
AllState
University of Nebraska
Gover
Gaver
Altend Fort Lewis College
Durango
Calo
Scotus’ Brock
Nebraska
Brock
Scotus
Sillen
Lakeview Aeidster
Jin McWiliams
Clete
Laster Lee
Scottsbluff
Twin Cities Shrine Hospital
Suah
Midland College
Remont
Frank Solich
Duane College
Crete
State women's pin results at Kinball and Sidney tourney
Marsha Kelinogg of Omaha seized a strong all events win with a 1227 nine game total at the 172nd Women’s State Bowling Tournament in Kimball and Sidney. Rae Gullion of North Platte trailed with 2.74 pins. Division champions were led by Coleman Bros in Class A and Gehrig and Son in Class B with multiple high scratch totals and prize listings.
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Associated Press
Marsha Kelinogg
Omaha
Kinball
Sidney
Rae Gullion
North Platte
Coleman Bros
Well Bervice
McCook
Fins
Lucky Lassies
Lincoln
Kellogg's
Cory Inn Cate
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Broken Bow
Kimball Clothing
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Signey
Big Eight doubles champions contest and singles leaders
Connie Wagner and Ellie Buller of Omaha won doubles at 1,115 scratch. Judy Sutton of Alliance and Hazel Marks of Dix led singles with 96 673 and 102 883 respectively. Doris June Craig of Lincoln 49 656, Judy Kenion of Gibbon 72 655, Pat Chesterman won singles with high scratch 21. Rae Gullion of North Platte and Gwen Golden of North Platte tied at 1,086, with Maree Muller of Tecumseh at 1,666 and Shirley Gilmore of Lincoln at 2 8.
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Connie Wagner
Ellie Buller
Omaha
Judy Sutton
Alliance
Hazel Marks
Dix
Donna Bell
Noil Platte
Judy Kenion
Gibbon
Pat Chesterman
Kellogg
Omiatia
Steoan Lash
Kearney
Shirley Gilmore
Lincoln
Maree Muller
Tecumseh
Gwen Golden
Norh Platte
Omaha rookie of year tops Cen tras Hockey League honors
AP reports Omaha’s TomAMS named rookie of the year in the Cen tras Hockey League. Greg Sheppard of Oklahoma City won the league’s most valuable player prize. Bart Crashley of Dallas earned top defenseman honors, with Ilosh Perkins Fort Worth Dean Payette Tulsa and John Adams Oklahoma City noted for other top roles.
Marquette Boys Win Crossroads Track Title as Shelby Girls Dominate
Jeff Jacobsen of Marquette swept three events including a 10 yard low hurdle record and aided the Marquette team to the boys’ championship in the Crossroads Conference meet. Shelby captured the girls’ title with 62 points, led by Diane Gabel and Betsy Timmons in multiple events, while numerous records and near-records dotted the action across the two divisions.
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York
Jeff Jacobsen
Marquette
Jacobsen
Weily
Poibis
Wen Aneague
Benedict
Gresham
Shelby
Hampton
Diane Gabel
Betsy Timmons
Hardvilla
Johnson
Fletcher
Rquette
Jal
Struching
Rising City
Jensen
Redman
Ramohr
Mion
Romanr
Walford
BBC
Pirates' five straight losses deepen slump in 1972 season
Pirates suffer a fifth straight defeat as they fall 6-4 to the Atlanta Braves at Three Rivers Stadium. Manager Bill Virdon says it’s only a matter of time before Pittsburgh starts producing, while Atlanta’s Ralph Garr, Doug Rader, and Barry Lersch contribute key hits and pitching to sweep the three-game set. Other NL results include Cubs over Reds 6-4, Astros over Cardinals 7-6, Dodgers 7-0 Mets, and Phillies taking two from Padres.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Pittsburgh Pirate
Bill Virdon
Hovry
Avantas Braves
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Houston Astros
St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Mets
Montreal
San Francisco
Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
San Diego Padres
Sthula
Ralph Gare
Braves
Three Rivers Stadium
Carmen Fanzone
Tsyorgn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Glenn Beckers
Billy Williams
Fanzone
Rick Monday
Wilams
Ron Santo
Doug Rader
Houston
Hill Russell
Don Sutton
Los Angeles
New York
Sutton
Ken Singleton
Mike Jorgensen
Bobby Bonds
Denny Boyle
Barry
Central City couples lead Mr Weirs meet in Columbus Bowl
Morris and Doris Johnson of Central City lead the 15th Mr and Mrs Doubles Tournament with a 2922 total after scratch 2154 and 166 handicap pins. Runners up are Gary and Barb Uadie of Columbus with 2207 scratch, while Tord and Margaret Tiley Columbus are third at 2269. The field includes Rich and Marlene Korte Columbus and Paul and Gladys Donths O Neill, with various scores noted. The journey runs through June 4 with reservations via Harry Carlson.
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Morris
Doris Johnson
Central City
Columbus Bowl
Doris
Gary
Barb Uadie
Columbus
Burts
Willit
Tord
Margaret Tiley
Rich
Marlene Korte
Paul
Gladys Donths
O'Neill
Johnsons and Badies
Harry Carlson
Krausse Earns First Boston Victory In Ten innings
Lew Krausse started for Boston and pitched nine perfect innings plus one hit in the 10th before a late run aided by Tommy Harper. Kasko praised Krausse after Krausse’s strong showing as Boston beat Texas 4-0. In other AL games, Yankees beat Minnesota, Twins won second game, Milwaukee over Oakland, White Sox over Detroit, California over Baltimore, and Cleveland beat Kansas City in 16 innings.
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Boston
Lew
Carlton
Pish
Bob Burda
Krausse
Burda
Tommy Harper
Luis Aparlcio
Harper
Bill Lee
Red Sox
Rangers
New York Yankees
Minnesota
Twins
Milwaukee
Oakland
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
California
Baltimore
Cleveland
Kansas City
Not So Easy For Pirates In Early Season Sport Short
The Pittsburgh Pirates face trouble early, dropping five straight as hopes to repeat as NL champions fade. The Cards last did back to back titles in 1967 68, but the season is young and the world champs still fortify. Montreal and Minnesota surprise by leading divisions while the Dodgers and Astros run strong. Weekend weather winds drizzle and chill dampen plans for sport and Derby week reminders.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Bucs
Red Sox
Bosoxers
Montreal
Minnesota
Dodgers
Astros
Fish Hall
NFL free agents list includes Bart Starr and others
Thirty three NFL players with no contracts for 1972 became free agents at midnight Sunday after last season. Stars named include Bart Starr Mac Arthur Lane and Roy Nitschke with several others across Green Bay Detroit Chicago Minnesota and New York. Names of unsigned players were not released by the league but later reported by the Associated Press. Some signings reduced the list. Donny Anderson Roy Shivers Gary Cuozzo Alvin Reed Will Kilmer joined St Louis and Washington respectively. Minnesota kept seven unsigned players including Washington Henderson Denson Jones Brown West Wright. Bears and Halas noteContracts in progress for Johnny Ginny and Jack Concannon. other unsigned Bears players unlikely to sign.
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TRE Associated Press
Bart Starr
MacArthur Lane
Roy Nitschke
Green Bay
BI Monson
Detroit
Dick Gordon
Chivo
Clint Jones
Gene Washington
Minnesota
NFL
Lions
Donny Anderson
Roy Shivers
Gary Cuozzo
St. Louis
Alvin Reed
Houston
Will Kilmer
Washington
Cardinals
Joe
Aim
California
Halas
Bears
Jack Concannon
George Seals
Musi
Midget Blue Roster and Practice Schedule Announced
Announcement lists Midget Blue roster including D Blahak Bokelman Bullington Byrnes Clurej Brentzer Delectoen Egger Knopick Korger Moore Ragatz Placzek Peppler Rongish Pank Volnek Porter Wurdinger with Blues practice Tue Fri 4 to 4 45 pm. Remaining tryout players with Red team. Blues coach needs two assistants. potential Reds Blues game if diamond ready this Saturday at 2 39.
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American Legion
Blues
D. Blahak
Bokelman
G. Bullington
U Byrnes
M. Clurej
TT. Brentzer
DB. Delectoen
J. Egger
2. Knopick
L. Korger
J. Moore
P. Ragatz
M. Placzek
P. Peppler
J. Rongish
B. Pan
Reds
Casper Leads by Stroke at Dallas Golf Classic
Billy Casper vaults to a one stroke lead after three rounds of the rain-delayed $125,000 Dallas Golf Classic at Preston Trail. Casper shot 69 to reach 202 eight under par as Williformenuik faltered with a seven on the 17th after a mud-bound lie.
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Dallas
Billy Casper
Casper
Preston Trail
Williformenuik
Winnipeg
Divi Sion
Lnter
Homennik
Lakers win series at Forum over Knicks 106 92
Los Angeles tops New York 106 to 92 as Wilt Chamberlain dominates inside with 12 points on limited shots. Lakers even the best of seven series and head to Madison Square Garden for game three in New York Wednesday.
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LOS Angeles
Chamberlain
Los Angeles Lakers
Andes
New York Knicks
Forum
Lakers
Lee
Natema
Seaton
New York
Madison Square Garden
Bruins take first game in Stanley Cup series win
Boston Bruins jump to a 5-1 lead in the opening period and hold a 5-5 tie late in the third before Ace Bailey’s 1:44 goal seals a 6-5 victory over the New York Rangers in game one. Derek Sanderson and Ken Hodge scored early short-handed goals to spark the Bruins offense.
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Boston
Boston Bruins
New York Rangers
Bruins
Derek Sanderson
Ken Hodge
Tangers
Ace Bailey
Brad Park
Ed Giacotia
NU grid camp slated for Central City
The Nebraska Football School will be held at Cake Mary Ranch Camp near Central City for two one week sessions. The first starts June 440 and the second June L. Instruction covers passing ball handling receiving and all phases of line play plus agility drills conditioning and weight lifting. Frank Solich will direct with staff including Walter Barnes Guy Ingles Jerry Murtagh Dan Schneiss and Wally Winter. University of Nebraska personnel Cetus Fischer Monte Kiffen Carl Selmer Terry Renner Boyd Epley will also instruct. Cost is 100 and includes room and board. Activities include swimming horseback riding water skiing and fishing for students entering grades 3 through 12. Applications to Frank Solich Southeast High School Lincoln Nebraska GUEDZ.
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Nebraska
Cake Mary Ranch
Central City
Frank Solich
Solich
Walter Barnes
Denver Broncos
Guy Ingles
Jerry Murtagh
Dan Schneiss
Wally Winter
University of Nebraska
Cetus Fischer
Monte Kiffen
Carl Selmer
Terry Renner
Kearney State
Boyd Epley
Tulsa Oilers Move Ahead Of Bears In Western Race
The Tulsa Oilers climb to second in the Western Division after sweeping the Denver Bears 1-0 and 4-2 in a doubleheader. Evansville topped Iowa in the Eastern Division, halting the Bears’ pace.
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Tulsa Oilers
Denver
Denver Bears
Oilers
Ieading
Wichita
Bears
Evansville
Iowa
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