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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1976

Page

11

Wayne sweeps West Husker girls track meet at Lakeview

Wayne High School dominated the West Husker Invitational at Lakeview High School, winning three field events and multiple relays. standout performers included Edney Mosley in long jump, Lesa Barclay in shot put, Kathy Tullberg sweeping sprints, and Tammy Runge anchoring Lakeview in the 440 and mile relay.

Wayne West Husker Lakeview High School Blue Devils Lisa Ness Harlene Hatterman Wisner-Pilger Lakeview Sandi Wetgen Ness Lesa Barclay Edney Mosley Kathy Tullberg Emerson-Hubbard Tammy Runge DeLoris Behle Karen Saalfeld Jane Vandenberg Runge Vandenberg Saalfeld Behle Laurie Jarosz Brenda Janssen Viqueens Ce Wisner Lone Coat Cane Hubbard Fakefield Jane Mile West Vaendenburg Husker Telegram Rick Oncken

Discoverers Fifth Ralston wins playoff for Apollo golf title

Ralston edged Millard in a playoff to win the Apollo Conference golf championship at Papillion. Both 18 holes ended 324. Medalist Clark Nelson of Millard shot 76. Kerry McVey of Ralston took second after a playoff. Columbus Discoverers finished seven strokes back at 342 with Jeff Morris leading them at 78. They next meet Norfolk at 4 p.m. Monday plus a Big 10 meet at Kearney next Friday.

Papillion Ralston Millard Columbus _ Discoverers Kerry McVey Columbus Jeff Morris Mark Toman Morris Scott Ferguson Mike Jones Kerry Prochaska Discoverers Norfolk Elks Country Club Kearney

Dallas Cowboys bring back Duane Thomas on two year deal

Duane Thomas signs with the Dallas Cowboys for two years returning to the franchise where he starred in the early 1970s. Cowboys president Tex Schramm defers to Tom Landry while the team weighs the move amid past off field issues and prior trades. Former tight end Pettis Norman represented Thomas in negotiations.

Dallas UPI Dallasees Duane Thomas Tom Landry Cowboys Tex Schramm Tom Pettis Norman Thomas

Fitness and pride in golf and other sports prompt debate

Letters discuss whether golfers are athletes, noting players like Gary Player and Alan Page as examples. The exchange covers athletic demands of golf, other sports backgrounds, and Olympic coaching selection, with references to William Chamberlain, Marquette coach Al McGuire, and NBA draft prospects.

R. Bridgman Oakland Calif Bob Murphy Boone Gary Player Alan Page Vikings St.c Provo Utah Mobile Minnesota NFL Dick Butkus Alan University of Minnesota al McGuire Marquette Mike Kneisel Millville N.J Stan Watts Brigham U.S North Carolina San Francisco Bay Area Costello Castro Valley Wee An Dank Warriors Cow Palace Tedenhill Tom Gola Wilt Chamberlain Guy al At

Divis and Misfeldt sign with Platte College

Gerald A. Divis of Wahoo and Ken Misfeldt of Arlington earned full athletic grants at Platte College. Divis, 18, led his team with a 21.1 point average and earned All-State second team honors, plus All-Area and All Conference designations. Misfeldt, 5-11, helped his Eagles to a district runner-up finish with an 18-5 record and was a three-time Blair Holiday Tournament selection and All-Conference pick. Both players participate in football, track, and golf.

Gerald A. Divis Wahoo Ken Misfeldt Arlington Divis Williams Divis Fremont Tribune Misfeldt Melvin Misfeldt Eagles Schuyler Eagle Platte Jay Muma

Ak-Sar-Ben Race Results From Omaha Friday

UPI reports Ak-Sar-Ben results with winners and payoffs across eight races including Exacta and Daily Double figures. Attendance 11,862 and Mutuel Handle $1,013,636.

Ak-Sar-Ben Omaha Neb UPI Ak- Sar-Ben Ti Man Old Sword Bon Ami Deedee Flame Barrier Fan Tan Man Little More Idle Prince Loco Drive Miss Kantha Cinbar Miss Hay Tassel June Ruler Golden Coinage Amies Supreme E’omer John Wood

Northeastern Nebraska Tech Leads Wayne Golf Meet

Northeastern Nebraska Tech tops Wayne in a golf meet with 314 strokes. Kearney State 326, Wayne State 332, Dana 356. Jim Larson of Dana and Pat Hupp of Northeastern tied for honors with 76s.

Wayne, Neb UPI Northeastern Nebraska Tech Wayne Norfolk Kearney State Wayne State Dana Jim Larson Pat Hupp

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