Scotus Central Catholic dominates Centennial meet and fresh event
Scotus Central Catholic captured its sixth straight Nebraska Centennial Conference title with 83 points in the varsity division while also leading the fresh air class with 116 points. Aquinas and Fremont Bergen paired strong showings as Bethlehem athletes set records in high jump and pole vault, with notable performances by Stan Liss, Jim Leek, and Dave Steiner in sprints and relays.
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State qualifiers emerge as district meet wraps up
Bev Buresh led Lakeview and other squads at the District B2 Girls Track Meet, grabbing a state berth with a 47.3 in the 410 yard dash. Aquinas and Schuyler each earned bids, while Pierce finished strong and Scolus claimed multiple points in field and hurdle events.
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Warriors swap Lucas for Russell in shuffled lineup
San Francisco reports the Warriors traded Jerry Lucas to the New York Knicks for Cazzie Russell in a straight player swap. Lucas, a eight season NBA veteran, joined the Warriors from Cincinnati in 1969. Russell, a 63 inch forward who played at Michigan, was Knicks seventh man during their 1989 title run and had an injury year last season. The deal aims to boost speed for Golden State while preserving rebounding balance as Lucas nears career highs.
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Coody Streak Continues At Nelson Classic Lead
Charles Coody, riding a Masters win, shot a four under 68 to lead the Byron Nelson Classic halfway, with a two shot edge over challengers including Chi Chi Rodriguez and Howie Johnson. Coody credited his hot putting and said he aims for the Ryder Cup, noting he must drive better to win.
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Major league standings and bat leaders update
National League leading batters include Stargell Pill 92 Aaron AU 24 Calbait SD 21 Cardenal StL and Mays Si 20. American League leaders Powell Balt and Killdrew Mion 23 Yastrzemski Bos North rup Det 21 Bana Oak 19. National League pitching shows Dierker How 6 0 Seaver NY Carlton SUL 2 Upshaw Atl Jenkins Chi 5 2. American League Blue Oak Palmer Ball 5 0 McNally Ball 41 Lolich Det Percy Minn 2.
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Triebwasser fires rare 278 to pace league at Houlevard
Triebwasser rolled a 278 rare games led Houlevard Lanes in the Thunderbolt league earning a Deano's Diner prize. He finished with a 691 series as Stan Gollyhall posted 633, Gayle Mueller 606, and Leo Helimers 233 among others. Ski Lounge edged Cuddy's Mardivare in the Major League rolloff with Bill Schuele posting a 662 series.
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Good Behaving Seeks Withers Stakes Four Straight Wins
United Press International reports Good Behaving is favored to win the $59,500 Withers Stakes at Aqueduct for a fourth straight stakes decision after wins in the Swift Gotham and Wood Memorial. The card includes Your Excellency King Chrisy Cocky Baker and Hardy Life in a mile race plus other features at Hollywood Park Garden State Arlington and Churchill Downs.
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Monzon Defends World Middle Title Against Benvenuti in Monaco
Argentine champion Carlos Monzon defends his seven year unbeaten run in the world middleweight bout against Italian Nino Benvenuti in Monaco’s outdoor stadium expected to draw a sellout crowd. The fight starts at 10:20 p.m. local time 3:20 p.m. EDT with Monzon aiming to keep the crown amid Benvenuti’s bid to regain the title after past title losses.
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Carrier sparks Kentucky win over Utah Stars in ABA series
Darel Carrier sustained a six stitch gash above his right eyebrow yet led the Kentucky Colonels to a 116-110 win over the Utah Stars in Salt Lake City. He scored 25 points, including the go-ahead basket late in the third, as the series moved to a fifth game televised nationally.
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Oliva's error costs Twins in Senators victory telegraph style
Tony Oliva scorched the ball with two hits but dropped a routine fly in the ninth, allowing Harrah to score the deciding run as Washington beat Minnesota 6 to 5. McCraw had sparked the Senators with a triple off Oliva’s glove and Berni Allen followed with the tying homer in the same frame.
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Seaver Bests Gibson Again In Mets Win 3 1
Mets top Cardinals 3 1 as Tom Seaver prevails over Bob Gibson in a game highlighted by a seventh inning run scoring miscue and a late insurance hit by Jerry Grote. Other NL results include Giants 4 3 over Braves, Pirates 4 3 over Dodgers, and Astros 8 3 over Phillies.
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Major trade reshapes Senators and Athletics rosters
Washington trades Mike Epstein Darold Knowles and others to Oakland for Don Mincher Frank Fernandez and Paul Lindblad. Epstein once a minor league power now struggles in Washington Ted Williams cites easier lineup moves with Frank Howard on first base. Lindblad and Knowles were left handed relievers with mixed recent form.
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Sid Abel Named Blues Head Coach In St Louis
Sid Abel was appointed the St Louis Blues coach on Friday and pledged to be the first to bring the Stanley Cup to St Louis. He leaves a years long run with the Detroit Red Wings and had been with the Los Angeles Kings in a front office role. Abel’s arrival followed Scotty Bowman’s resignation and came at a public news conference inside the St Louis arena watched by Blues officials and Arena Club members.
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