Scotus Dominates Rain Dampened Triangular Meet
Scotus triumphed in a drenched triangular at Pawnee Park hosting Madison and Lakeview, finishing with 94 points to Madison’s 50 and Lakeview’s 47. Chris Huffman led with three wins including the 120 hurdles. Mike Cielocha anchored a late victory in the 440, as all three schools saw multiple athletes placing in two or more events.
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Becky Moore
Scotus
Pawnee Park
Madison
Lakeview
Chris Huffman
Mike Cielocha
Jim Puetz
Harrier
Cielocha
Craig Wehrle
Tim Crow
Rick Schumacher
LaVern Rogbus
Mike Iverson
Scotus Bil van Int
Iverson
Rick Linderman
Vikings
Wisner
Fremont
Maret
Ake
Ak-Sar Ben Race Entries Bring Wednesday Card
Ak-Sar Ben announces Wednesday race card with nine events and purses from 4500 to 10000 dollars. The program lists details for Maiden Three Year Olds to Four Year Olds and Up with multiple entries under various trainers and owners, including notable stayers and contenders across eight races.
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Nebraski Dred Ray
Snane — Reeves
Marty Jr
Qrana
R. Meier
Titentell Anderson
Lieutenant Fox — Lammers
Royals Hit Ninth-Inning Slam Beats Oklahoma City
Gary Martz hit a grand slam in the ninth as the Omaha Royals defeated the Oklahoma City 9 to 3 in American Association action. Reg Shanahan earned his third win, while Billy Champion took the loss after allowing the decisive homer and late runs. Jack Bastable homered for Oklahoma City in the sixth to narrow the margin to 5-3.
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UPI
Omaha
Gary Martz
Royals
Martz
Jack Bastable
Bers
Reg Shanahan
Billy Champion
Helty Cruz
Pirates
Braves
Omar Moreno
Willie Stargell
Fernando Gonzalez
Ed Ott
Bruce Kison
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Kison
Brian Asselstine
Brewers
Blue Jays
Cecil Cooper
Muest Haas
Spark Milwaukee
Haas
Otto Velez
Toronto
A's
Orioles
Rick Langford
Dave Giusti
Dick Allen
Oakland
Langford
al Bumbry
Pat Kelly
Giusti
Totch
Hoyals
White Sox
Letrin LaGrow
Amas Otis
Kansas City
Chicago
Dennis Veonard
Dodgers
Mets
Bl Russell
Steve Garvey
Los Angeles
Doug Ray
Mike Vail
Trail Blazers Reach Western Finals With 108 92 Win Over Denver
Portland, after six years near the Pacific Division cellar, toppled Denver 108 92 to clinch the best-of-seven series 4-2. Rookie Johnny Davis led with 25 points replacing the injured Dave Twardzik. Portland awaits the L A versus Golden State winner, with that series’s seventh game set for Wednesday. Houston and Philadelphia begin the Eastern Conference final Thursday in Philadelphia.
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UPI
Portland Trail Blazers
Denver
Johnny Davis
Dave Twardzik
Portland
Houston
Philadelphia
Padres end eight game skid with 4-3 win over Phillies
San Diego Padres, after suspending Mike Ivie for refusing to switch to third base, beat the Philadelphia Phillies 4-3. Bill Almon delivered a run scoring single in the ninth to seal the victory, snapping the club’s eight game losing streak.
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Fred McMane
UPI
San Diego Padres
Mike Ivie
Philadelphia Phillies
Ivie
Fiest
John McNamara
McNamara
Padres
Gene Tenace
Bob Davin
Doug Rader
Phillies
San Diego
Bill Alson
Bell Tops Draft As USC Back Chosen No 1 Pick
Ricky Bell of USC is selected by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as the No 1 pick, the first back to lead the draft since 1968. He weighed 215 pounds, stood 6 feet 2, and rushed for 1417 yards and 14 touchdowns last season.
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NEW York
UPI
Ricky Bell
University of Southen California
Tiday
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Bell
Houston
O.J. Simpson
Buffalo
Washington State
Simpson
Mike Garrett
Anthony Davis
USC
Tampa Bay
Bull
Southern Cal
John McKay
Mathis
Davis
Bucs
NFL
Players Association
Seattle
Dallas
Tony Dorsett
University of Pittsburgh
Dorsett
Panthers
Allquippa
CHS golfers edge Norfolk in Big 10 dual at Norfolk
Columbus Discoverers win 151 to 162 as top four scores count. Scott Ferguson leads with 44, Fraka 42, Sedlacek 39, Struck 37. Norfolk had forfeited earlier in April. Jayvees host Schuyler today then travel to Big 10 meet in Columbus Friday.
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Norfolk
Panthers
Norfolk Country Club
Scott Ferguson
Discoverers
Mike Fraka
Randy Sedlacek
Jan Struck
Mike Mancuso
Columbus
Greg Carr
Lynn Williams
Korby Warner
Steve Dolezal
Rich Fingleman
Jayvees
Schuyler
Elks Country Club
UNL Finishes 11th in Northern Intercollegiate Golf
Nebraska Lincoln placed 11th among 16 teams at the Northern Intercollegiate Golf tournament held in Bloomington Indiana. The event featured 16 teams and was reported by UPI with UNL's final position noted.
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UNL
Bloomington
Ind
UPI
Nebraska-Lincoln
Scotus Golfers Defend Centennial Conference Crown
Scotus Central Catholic defends its Nebraska Centennial Conference golf title at the Skyline Course in Omaha. The Shamrocks have won three of the last four titles and return a strong lineup under coach Frank Spencers as they aim to repeat this week.
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Scotus Central Catholic
Omaha
Frank Spencers
Frond Cen
Skyline Course
Shamrocks
Tennis ladder standings highlight Columbus league play
The Columbus tennis ladder shows rankings for men and seniors with numerous players listed, including Karel and Anderson in top spots. Spencers notes suggest key players like Putnam and Fox may shape the conference, with practice rounds and cancellations due to rain affecting Fremont Bergan and Scotus competition. the upcoming conference meet will use five scores counted as four.
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Brent White
Joff Abegglen
Dbs
Putnam Fox
Howard Jochum Abegglen
White
Dean Cerny
Spencers
Trianagular
Omaha Cathedral
Haly Narn
Bergan
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