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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1977

Page

4

Scotus Dominates Triangular Track Meet At Pawnee Park

Scotus banners victory as they top Madison and Lakeview 94 to 47 in a rain dampened triangular at Pawnee Park. Chris Hoffman led with three wins including 120 high hurdles and 100 dash while Mike Cielocha surged in the 880 and a 5 second lead over Madison’s Wehrle. Lakeview’s Iverson and Lindeman also earned top finishes as all three teams eyed upcoming conference meets.

Becky Moore Scotus Pawnee Park Madison Lakeview Reading Jim Puetz Farrier Cielocha Craig Wehrle Tim Hroza Rick Schumacher LaVern Kubus Mike Iverson Bill van Lent Iverson Rick Lindeman Vikings Wisner Fremont Nebraska

Ak Sar-Ben Race Entries for Wednesday May 4

Race card from Ak Sar-Ben lists multiple stakes events for May 4 with purses from 2 500 to 10 000. Entries show horses, trainers, weights, and jockeys across nine races including maiden, claiming, and allowance events for four year olds and up at distances from six furlongs to one mile and seventy yards.

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Grand slam caps Royals 9 3 win over Jets

Omaha Royals beat Oklahoma City Jets 9 to 3 as Gary Martz hit a ninth inning grand slam with two outs after loading the bases. Greg Shanahan earned his third win, while Billy Champion took his second loss.

Oklahoma Clty UPI Omaha Gary Martz Royals Oklahoma City Jets Marta Oklahoma City Jack Bastable 89Ers Greg Shanahan Billy Champion

Trail Blazers reach Western finals after beating Nuggets

Portland defeats Denver 108 to 92 in Portland to win the best of seven quarter final series and reach the Western Conference finals. Rookie Johnny Davis led scorers with 25 points replacing injured Dave Twardzik. Portland now awaits the LA-Golden State winner. Houston and Philadelphia start their Eastern final series Thursday.

Portland, Ore UPI Portland Trail Blazers National Basketball Association Denver Johnny Davis Dave Twardzik Portland Houston Philadelphia

Padres end skid with dramatic win over Phillies

San Diego snaps an eight game losing streak by beating Philadelphia 4 3. Ivie was suspended before the game, but he pledged to play any position. Bill Almon drove in the decisive run with a ninth inning single as Gene Tenace and Doug Rader shifted positions.

Fred McMane UPI San Diego Padres Mike Teie Philadelphia Phillies Ivie John McNamara McNamara Padres Gene Tenace Noremally Bob Davis Doug Rader Phillies San Diego Bill Almon Helty Cruz Pirates Braves Omar Moreno Willie Stargell Ferrands Gonzalez Ed Ott Bruce Kison Pittsburgh Atlanta Kison Brian Asselstine Brewers Blue Jays Cecil Cooper Moose Haas Milwaukee Haas Olta Velez Toronto A’s Orioles Rick Langford Dave Giusti Dick Allen Oakland Langford al Bumbry Pat Kelly Giusti Moyals White Sox Lerrin LaGrow Amos Otis Kansas City Chicago Dennis Leonard Dodgers

Bell Becomes No. 1 Pick First since 1969 by Buccaneers

Ricky Bell USC star tailback chosen by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as the No. 1 draft pick marking the first top pick running back since 1969. He rushed for 1,417 yards last season and led the nation with 1,957 rushing yards in 1971 while at USC.

NEW York UPI Ricky Bell University of Southern California Tampa Bay Buccaneers Bell Houston G.J. Simpson Southern California Buffalo Washington State Simpson Mike Garrett Anthony Davis USC Tampa Bay Southern Cal John McKay Davis Bucs NFL Players Association Scattle Chaive Dallas Tony Dorsett University of Pittsburgh Dorsett Panthers Aliquippa

CHS golfers top Norfolk Big 10 Friday

Columbus golfers defeated Norfolk 151 to 162 at Norfolk Country Club to avenge an earlier forfeit. Scott Ferguson led the Discoverers with a parless score. Randy Sedlacek and Jan Struck posted strong rounds. JV fell 162 to 179. Next, Columbus hosts Schuyler and travels to the Big 10 meet in Columbus.

Norfolk Columbus la Forfait Ual Greg Carr Lynn Williams Kurby Warner Steve Dolezal Rich Engleman Afi Discoverer Jagrees Schuyler

UNL Wins Top Spot In Golf Meet Title

Nebraska-Lincoln finished 11th among 18 teams in the Northern Intercollegiate Golf tournament held in Bloomington Indiana on Monday.

UNL Bloomington Ind Nebraska-Lincoln

Scotus golfers defend Centennial Conference title at Skyline

Scotus Central Catholic will defend its Nebraska Centennial Conference golf crown Wednesday at the Skyline Course in Omaha. The Shamrocks have won the title three of the last four years and five of the last seven. Coach Frank Spencers expresses confidence in his squad.

Scotus Central Catholic Omaha Frank Spencers Cen Skyline Course Shamrocks

Tennis ladder notes hint at Scotus title race and rain delays

A dense list of players and scores outlines a tennis ladder for Monva region with Scotus' Putnam and Putnam highlighted for a strong round. Rain forced a cancellation of a planned match against Fremont Bergan, while practice rounds proceeded and Brent White and Jeff Abegglen posted solid scores. The conference race remains tight as teams like Omaha Cathedral Holy Name Bergan and Scotus duel for top positions with five scores counted.

Scotus Bill Fox Chuck Putnam Putnam Elks Country Cluz Spencers Fremont’ Bergan Fox Brent White Jeff Abegglen Putnam Fos Howard Jocham Abegglen White Dean Cerny Trianngular Omaha Cathedral Holy Narn Bergan Fawr

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