Scotus Central crowns divisional titles in Centennial meet
Scotus Central Catholic varsity and freshmen teams captured divisional titles at Pawnee Park in the Nebraska Centennial Conference meet. The varsity ran away with 97 points while Omaha Cathedral settled second with 45, as Scotus swept several events led by Dan Brock with four victories and a shot put record. Aquinas claimed third. fresh-squad controversy and standout performances punctuated a meet featuring multiple Scotus records and relay sweeps.
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Ray Guttermeyer
Scotus
Central Catholic
Pawnee Park
Jim Puelz
Omaha Cathedral
David City Aquinas
Scalus
Aquinas
Shamrock
Vince “Paprotki
Nandy Wieser
Conrad Slusarski
Greg Grubaugh
Monarch
Bnt
Dan Brock
Ual
Joe McMeekin
Mike Pile
Bob Shonka
Ton Blahak
Tom Dicha
Jim Brock
Joe McMeckin
Shamrocks
Deel
Seward
Jeff Didler
Mike Thompson
Omaha
Holy Wame
Paul VI
D. J. Morris
Tim Hall
Scorus
Dan Steiner
Bob Reilly
Mike Snead
Ami Ron Mimick
Shorty Kfnger
Tom Vering
Tolan stars as Reds win over Cards 9 5
Reds beat the Cardinals 9 5 as Bobby Tolan leads with a .438 average and Tony Perez shines at first base. Concepcion drives in the winning run with 13 RBIs for the season. The two teams clashed as Cincinnati exploded for five runs in the eighth.
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Tolan
Reds
ST. Louis
Bobby Tolan
Sparky Anderson
Cincinnati Reds
Tony Perez
Polan
St. Louis Cardinals
Perez
Matty Alex
Alou
Clay Carroll
San Joe Torre
Anderson
Bono Tulan
Tulan
Dave Concepcion
Chil
Cubs
Atlanta Braves
Chicago
Baltimore
Scotus Central Catholic Golfers Win Catholic Conference Crown
Scotus Central Catholic captured the Catholic Conference title at Elks Country Club by 281 to 291 over Aquinas. Varsity medalists included Mike Maknstrom and Terry Hanke of Scotus with solid scores as Jeff Souza and Greg Sence led Aquinas. reserve division also won by Scotus with top scorers Holmberg and Tlamke. District Class meets loom in Omaha next Friday as state qualifiers focus on top teams and individuals.
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Scotus Central Catholic
David City Aquinas
St Elks Country Club
Mike Maknstrom
Scotus
Steve Niedbalski
Jeff Souza
Aquinas
Tim Adams
Terry Hanke
Duane ‘Helmann
Rick Behras
Monarchs
Jeff Holmberg
Ray Tlamke
Bob Golden
Jim Homberg
Tan Snell
Tim Orimeier
Dave Kozisek
Chuck Hiller
Scotts
Blinks
Miracle Hills
Omaha
Spencers
Shamrock
Grand Island Favored in Big Ten Track Meet
Grand Island is favored for the upcoming Big Ten Conference Track and Field Championship at Memorial Stadium in Grant Island. Columbus, North Platte, Hastings, and Norfolk lead a strong group aiming to challenge the Islanders, with events starting at 10 a.m. and finals beginning at 1:30 p.m. notable marks from last year include a 1 57.3 880 by Les Hellbusch and a sprint relay record by Columbus.
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Memorial Stadium
Grant Island
Ste
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North Platte
Islanders
Hastings
Norfolk
Fremont
Scottébluff
McCook
Kearney
Alliance
Terry
Keo Robert
Jon Cole
Howard Krebs
Dick Goce
Les
Hellbusch
Hon Callan
Goc
del Miller
Chris
Lhwekne
Ram
Lenne
Larry
Yoneli
Brith
Sane Munger
Mustingay
Munger
Peery
Alnay
Hlehard
Goe
Cals
Bardy Butts
Grand Ishind
Steve Buckner
Brian Lierman
Jong Jami Atark Murpee
Mastinixa
Mark Musger
Mostings
Derby Saturday and weekend sports extravaganza
The page previews Derby Run of the Roses at 4 oclock with TV coverage and strong bets, plus ABA playoff tilt and Cubs game. It notes NBC schedule conflict for KETV and Lakers at Knicks in NBA playoff. A long list of Big Ten track and field entrants showcases numerous athletes and schools across Nebraska and nearby regions.
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Orioles
Royals
Omaha
KETV
Lakers
New York
Platte golfers beat Creighton in Nebraska dual meet
Platte College golfers defeated Creighton University 8 to 7 at Miracle Hills in Omaha to extend their unbeaten Nebraska dual record to 59. Ron Filipowicz led Platte with a 36-34 for 70, while Creighton's Kennedy shot 74. Keith Engelmann added a 78 for Platte, and two Platte players, Mauratad and Bartek, finished with 80 and 76 respectively.
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Creighton University
Tost Lo
Nebraska
Miracle Hills Course
Omaha
Bluejays
Gene Torezon
Raiders
Colorado
Platte
Ron Fitipowlcr
Kennedy
Creighton
Filipowicz
Keith Engelmann
Manning
Dave Mauratad
Chavez
Jim Bartek
Hansen
Sheehan
Dan Harris
Derby favorite Riva Ridge to lead 1972 Kentucky Derby field
Riva Ridge, the early Derby favorite trained by Laurin, will race in the 98th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs with 126 pounds on a fast track. The field includes Hold Your Peace, No Le Hace, Head of the River, and others from major stables. Key to the Mint is absent due to a prior injury. Final purse about 182,200 with the winner earning 140,300 as weather forecasts predict no rain for Derby Day.
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Meadow Stud
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Hassi
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Lehmann
Majestic Needle
Max Gluck
Weather Bureau
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Mellon
Key To the Mint
Ian ‘Turcott
Carlos Marquez
Phil Bubbicco
le Hace
Mike Hole
Freelex
Chuck Baltazar
Bobby Kotenko
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