DiGregorio Sparks U S to Overtime Win over Russians
Providence star Ernie DiGregorio led the United States to an 89 80 overtime victory against the touring Russian National team before 13 731 at Madison Square Garden. He scored, passed, and dribbled with brilliance, while coach Bob Cousy praised his performance and the Americans outplayed the Russians on offense and rebounding.
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Ernie DiGregorio
Providence
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Bob Cunsy
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Kandrashin
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Tleeles
Cousy
Len Elnora
Marysland
Aleksandr Belov
I Gregoria
Barnes
DiGregorio
Elmore
Reon Rehagen
Almedicans
Knicks Edge Lakers 87 83 In Game Three Of NBA Finals
Wilt Chamberlain may need a more active offensive role as the Los Angeles Lakers trail the New York Knicks 2 1 in the NBA title series after a 87 83 loss in Madison Square Garden. Jerry West leaves with hamstring injuries but expects to play Tuesday. West and Chamberlain vow improved play with the series tense and the Knicks closer to the crown.
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Angeles Lakers
National Basketball Association
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Ay Muuch
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Lakers
Los Angeles Siepers
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Garde
Struebing and Gablenz share league honors at Columbus Bow
Don Struebing and Law Gablenz tied for top series in the Platte Valley League at Columbus Bow, posting high marks including Struebing 238 and 22, Gablenz 213 and 335, with team leaders Horacek Insurance scoring a 910 game and Budweiser a 2613 total. The Budweiser and Horacek quintets face off for the league title Thursday.
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Don Struebing
Law Gablenz
Columbus Bow
Stuebing
Joep
Gablenz
Cox Jin
Gayle Mueller
Dave Anderson
Dave Menke
Dennis Ward
Horacek Insurance
Budweiser
Budwieser
Jen Podany
Streamliner League Leaders Highlight Bowling Meet
At Boulevard Lanes, Dororthy Toutar posted a 46 to pace Streamliner league play with Ami Wong tallying 506 and Judy Keunland 333 as Mary Ann Lehr and others contributed. The event saw Bomberger record a 200 game while Big Points and Kraan Nerby earned notable team scores.
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Alt Bomberger Deleed
Dorothy Toutar
Boulevard Lanes
Mary Ann Lehr
Judy Keunland
Ami Wong
Bill
Ceck
Big Point
Deal Kraan Nerby
Weather boosts district qualifiers and state events
Sport Shorts notes warm, sunny conditions ahead for district prep track meets and the girls state maneuver at Grand Island. Forecast calls for mild Thursday, rain Friday, good Saturday. Also mentions mushroom hunters and fishing on Plane River amid rising water and potential floods on page 1 feature about Flatte.
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Grand Island
Lakeview High selects 1973 74 cheer squads and club officers
Lakeview High announces new 1973-74 cheerleaders for varsity and junior varsity with leader Mary Jo Kluever and with Carol Book leading wrestling cheers. Pop Club officers include Jeanne Tiebig as president and Sendi Wetgen as vice president. Sponsors listed. Sparky Lyle explains extra work behind his 69 appearances 35 saves season.
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Patty Mohriman
Sheryl Jenny
Sher Biri Fuel
Carol Evissi
Brenda Resebe
Diane Loseke
Chris Runge
Colleen Schreiber
Carol Book
Teri Taselman
Karen King
Susim Beierman
Jeanne Tiebig
Sendi Wetgen
Gerry Burash
Jangse Mortensen
Weasurer
Marguerite Murphy
Larry Marek
Kathy Kinzer
Cindy
Lyle New York
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Sparky Lyle
Lyle
Tyke
Ralph Houk
Yle
Grubaugh and Chaney Dominate City Meet Records Set
David City Elementary tracked its annual event where Grubaugh and Chaney led winners and claimed multiple records. Kim Grubaugh set a sprint mark, Mark Chaney grabbed several top times, and additional feats included the softball throw and high jump with strong performances overall.
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Kim Grubaugh
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Girl drops from Little League roaster will pursue court case
In Ypsilanti Michigan Geralyn King ages 12 or 13 is dropped from the Ypsilanti Little League roster after a private meeting of league managers. Vice president Hob Taylor says the league aims to reinstate her through court action while noting the risk to funding and equipment if the league loses its charter. Of the 40 boys in the league 23 voted to exclude Carolyn. The article details support, opposition, and the potential consequences for the league and participants.
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Special Olympics at Pawnee Park track highlights six schools
Six schools entered with about 80 participants at Pawnee Park, Valley View and Opportunity Corner excelling in dash, long jump, softball throw, and relay events. Winners named across 9-18 age groups, with Valley View and Opportunity Corner posting multiple medals and team performances.
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Opportunity Corner
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Valley
Billy Roars
Tole
Terry Nolam
Dash Vaty Ud
Tong
Athy Gonka
Danny Mate
Hay Lung
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Dash
Ind
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Ina
Bae Tong Jung
Nike Tiadens Ist
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S@ fanhe Doh
Dees Tong
Roy
Scelt Derke
Tate
Daths
Santall Theans
Chris Hyahes
Yat
Des
Daghy
Gina Schill
Zed
Tong Turner
Jane Sera
Beh Oy
Darkyard
Yong
Asa Rochel
Dashy
Tong Jump
Dimmy Disa
Yad
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Juana Gebaad
Athe
Alek Roxemike Tinden
Staal Jerke
Jimmy
Uisa Russell
Chris Hoghys
Janel LeAnll
Gina
Dae Satidal
Jim Bryan
St. Ron Lane
Hore Mich Timm
Densis Siffring
Bob Lush
Salibbat
Fealah Gray
Erichton
Elica
Drs
Sudlball
Gersiyn
Om Sim Bryant
Greg Willams
Kort Gress
Ran Lane
Rick Timm
Vsl
Janda Kinsmen
Deb Muller
Lisda Kinsmen
Softball loop opens with four games this week
Columbus Men's Fast Piled Softball League begins its 1178 campaign with four games at Wilderness Dark. Defending champion Oasis Bar starts against Uncle Tom's of Platte Center at 9 15 p.m. Wednesday in May. Janssen Enterprise and Coop of Platte Center join as new entries. Regulars CK Planning Mi faces Person's Spork Shop Friday at 9 55 p.m. Schedule lists May 14 to May 26 with multiple matchups including Keen Korner, X L Motel, Deano's Long Branch, and Oasis Bar.
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Person
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Midland leads NAIA golf event amid mixed scores
Midland College of Fremont holds the lead in the NAIA District IL golf tournament at Kearney Country Club. Kearney State sits second with 309, UNO 313, Chadron State 322, and other teams near 336. Ken Kohweder of Kearney posted 73, with Laronte, Filipowics, and Gals close at 74. Eighteen holes remain Tuesday to determine the team champion and low individual for the nationals in Spokane. Rich Hawking of Midland tallied a hole in one on the 6th.
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Midland
Inala Tatel
Bmstral Kearney State
University of Nebraska Att Omaha
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Concorda
Wayne State
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Ken Kohweder
Dave Laronte
Peru
Carl Filipowics
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Dennis Gals
Tesday
Spartansburg
D. C
Rich Hawking
Stanley Cup action tonight in Montreal and Chicago
A fragmented report highlights Stanley Cup action with Montreal and Chicago in focus. The piece hints at a dramatic pregame mood, fan participation, and a French chant signaling a Canadiens claim to the prize.
Riviera Raceway opens ninth season in Norfolk action
Riviera Raceway opened its ninth season at Norfolk on a cold night with exciting races in the Modified A and Late Model A features. Gene Bradigan won the Modified A after Rich tlsberry lost steering and hit the wall, forcing a stoppage. Ray Bruiser captured the Late Model A, with Wilkinson and Triggle Roth winning the So wophy dash. Piann Nathan was Queen for the night. Ken Ganskayna Calum finished fourth in his Lane Model race and fourth in the A sealer.
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Norfolk
Gene Bradigan
Leskins
Rich Tlsberry
Rowal Wilkinson
Gerald Bruggenman
Bradigan
Jackson Heads to London for Boxing Match Friday
Reb. Adi Marris Jackson leaves Omaha Friday for a London bout next Monday. The Omaha heavyweight fought Dan McAlindon in a ten rounder. Manager Denny Henson says he believes Jackson will win and will accompany him to the trip. Bowling pins are described as made of mepie and may be plastic.
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Adi
Marris Jackson
Omaha
Dia London
Dan McAlindon
Ssiy i
Denny Henson
Jackson
Landi
Muth fires 290 in rolloff at Boulevard Lanes
Gary Muth opened with a spare then struck 11 in a row to post 290 in the Champion of Champions rolloff at Boulevard Lanes. He added a 200 game and leads Columbus Men's Bowling Association standings this season. Vic finished with a 621 series.
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Boulevard Lanes
Gary
Columbus
Drew's
Viday
Boulevard Lines
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Lincoln
Space Lanes
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Triplets deliver big blows in Wichita win night
By the Associated Press the weatherman and Evansville's Bob Henson powered a high scoring Monday night as Wichita posted 116. Only one Tour game escaped weather while Tulsa Omaha Oklahoma Calallowa and Denver at Indianapolis were postponed. All eight clubs will retry with the same matchups tonight.
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al Omaha
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Boston Red Sox slip by Chisox in rain delayed win
John Curtis earned his first win of the season as Boston beat Chicago 4-1 at White Sox Park. Curtis held the Sox to five hits and resisted early rain while Cal Cepeda and Ken Henderson misplays set up two first inning runs. The win halted Chicago’s nine game AL streak amid a round of other NL and AL results.
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