Grubaugh, Gerber win events at state track meet
Brenda Grubaugh of Columbus Scotus captured three events at the 1973 State Girls Track and Field Championships in Grand Island, setting a class record in the 100 yard dash prelim and winning the finals in 200, 100, and 220. Kathy Gerber of Columbus High won the 440 in a career best, as numerous area athletes posted strong showings across classes A to D.
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Kathy Gerber
Columbus Scotus
Grand Island
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Scotus Lo Tunner
Cindy Bakenhus
Lastings
St. Cecilia
Edwood
Donna Schuier
Besirker
Cindy Makendua
Columbuy
Merdins
Jwanka Drduna
Ginaheek
Grand Palans
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Elena Alte
Slings
ST. Pela
Lora
Progy
Siddicks
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Sharpn
Lindn East
WEA
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Beatrice
Shali
Ann Richardson
Kearney
Geetlers
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Bonne Short
McCook
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Scotus
Robyn Golf Chadron
Pebble Ceize
Yenerke
Livkeview
Arlene Wolkmmer
Kimball
Ielters
David City Aquinas
Lesington
Lexington
Gavin City Aquinas
Julie
War
Mary Heelacher
Sutuyler
Angie -Lughwaue
Haldraze
Mary Levzock
Oshkbahy
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Samsburg
Mary Jasnoch
Oshkosh
Stalings
Shemsburg
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Ostkovhy
Peltérs
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Kim Govier
Cerilla
Panik Richards
Richards
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Sargent
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Sh Ceri
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First time charm in doubles action at Boulevard Lanes
Lavery and Arlene Krings won a sweeper at Boulevard Lanes with 199 213 and 226 handicap games for 624. Runners up included Vrba and Wozny, 634, and Jasper with Ryba 624. Gottschalls led individuals with 235, while Iverson Kiuntke won a special drawing and will face the next winning couple for a chance on channel 7’s Bowling at Leisure in Omaha.
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Dave Vrba
Arn Wozny
Charlie Jasper
Dee Ryba
van Vohland
Ley Woods
Paul
Betty Gottschall
Gottschal
McGinnis Named ABA Most Valuable Player
Louisville AP George McGinnis earned the ABA MVP after the Indiana Pacers captured the American Basketball Association title. He credited teammates while scoring 27 points and grabbing seven rebounds in a 88 81 win over Kentucky in Louisville. It marked the Pacers second ABA title in a row and third in four years.
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Louisville
George McGinnis
Indiana Pacers
McGinnis
Wonnie Freeman
Gus Johnson
Shab
Kentucky Cal
Doane College sweeps in N I A C tennis tourney
Doane College won all its singles and doubles matches to capture the Nebraska Intercollegiate Athletic Conference tennis tournament. Concordia scored 48, Hastings 47, Wesleyan 16, Dana 12, and Midland 0 as Doane totaled 91 points.
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Seward
Neb
Doane College
Concordia
Hastings
Wesleyan
Dana
Midland
First commissioner of SAA selected
Ambrew Brown of Stanford University was named the first commissioner of the Southwestern Athletic Conference. Brown, 29, will assume duties in July and currently serves as administrative assistant to the director of athletics at Stanford. A conference office may open in New Orleans or Houston.
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Jackson
Miss
Southwesterin Ahletic Conference
Ambrew Brown
Stanford University
Brown
Stanford
New Orleans
Houston
Penn captures meet third straight year
PROVIDENCE R I AP Penn is the outdoor Heptagonal champion for the third year in a row as the Quakers upset Navy at Brown University. Penn scored 82 points to Navy’s 80, with Harvard third at 41 and Army 24. Brown and Cornell tied for 23, Dartmouth and Princeton trailed, while Columbia and Yale finished with 6 and 2 points respectively.
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Penn
Quakers
Navy
Brown University
Harvard
Army
Brown
Corneil
Dartmouth
Princeton
Columbia
Yale
Nebraska’s 200000 Licensed Tinters and Fishermen
A report notes that the state has over 200,000 licensed tinters and fishermen, highlighting the size of these trades and the breadth of affected workers. The figure underscores the scope of licensing in Nebraska’s tidal trades and related craft sectors.
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State
Nebraska
Courtesy key to boat safety
Lincoln warns that most boating judgments come down to common sense and courtesy and that many accidents stem from unsafe choices. The piece stresses that safety basics matter in life and death, noting rough water and ill suited craft as common causes of capsize or sinking.
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Lincoln
Harvard Wins 1993 Eastern Intercollegiate Title
Harvard defeated Army 4-3 to clinch the 1993 Eastern Intercollegiate baseball championship as Cornell was eliminated with defeats at Dartmouth, securing Harvard's title in Cambridge Massachusetts.
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Cambridge, Mass
Harvard
Crimson
Army
Cornell
Dartmouth
Minutemen Capture Yankee Conference Baseball Title
Amherst Massachusetts AP The University of Massachusetts wins the Yankee Conference baseball championship with a 6-0 victory over Connecticut behind Mike Flanagan’s two run hits. The Minutemen finish the season without a probable NCAA playoff invitation as they also play Harvard.
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Massachusetts
Amherst
Mass
University of Massachusetts
Minutemen
Mike Flanagan
Connecticut
Harvard
Platte College takes third at JUCO track meet in North Platte
North Platte hosts the Nebraska Junior College Conference track and field championships with Nebraska Southern Platte taking first. Platte College placed third in the five-team field scoring 53 points, led by standout efforts from Fred Carnahan in the mile and three-mile, Steve Buckner in the 120 highs, and Greg Morgenson in distance events.
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Nebraska
Fairbury
Nebraska Southern
Platte College
Roy Sages
Fred Carnahan
Steve Buckner
Platte
Greg Morgenson
Leroy Korus
Morgenson
Bill Doney
Hirth
Mike Miller
Doug Mayhew
Miller
Mayhew
Rolls 706 to lead WIBC bowling championship
Robbie Buffaloe of Costa Mesa Calif rolled a 706 series to take the Open Division singles lead in the WIBC Championship Tournament in Las Vegas Nevada The 706 marks the highest series in the tournament's four year history Buffaloe followed with games of 278 225 and 202 as the 278 also becomes the top game of this year's tourney which concludes July 2
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Las Vegas
Nev
Robbie Buffaloe
Costa Mesa
Calif
Buffaloe
WIBC
Omaha Royals keep on winning
The Associated Press notes Omaha Royals extend lead in the West Division as Denver gains ground while Houston… Wait, no.
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Omaha Royals
Associated Press
Denver
Wichita
Omaha
Iowa
Oklahoma City
Evansville
Indianapolis
Tulsa
Big Eight set to hold conference meet in Kansas City
Kansas City hosts a Big Eight meeting with faculty reps athletic directors and coaches to discuss proposals freshman eligibility and a preseason tournament. Also on the agenda are three officiating crews the second clock and officers elections as Oklahoma faces forfeit penalties over ineligible players from 1972 football games.
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University of Oklas
Wibe
Kansas State University
Saturda
el Oklahoma
Keith Broman
University of Nebraska
Bartek leads Region 9 as McCook golfers qualify for NJCC
Jim Bartek fired 68 and 77 to win medalist honors at Region 9, sending McCook golfers to the National Junior College championships June 4-9 in Roswell, New Mexico. He won a playoff over Mike Smith after a 145 total, with Curt Farrell and Doug Jensen also among top qualifiers as Platte College finished fifth.
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Jim Bartek
McCook
Roswell
N.M
Secotts Cluir Country Club
Bartek
LaMar
Colo
Mike Smith
Smith
Curt Farrell
Doug Jensen
Doug Schultz
North Platte
Northeastern
Raiders
Dan Harris
Pete
Cracks Show in Sports Betting Laws Across States
An Associated Press survey shows broad opposition and legislative barriers to legal sports betting beyond horse and dog racing and jai alai. Nevada is the only state allowing broad gambling, while others like Massachusetts New York and Rhode Island consider or reject betting proposals. States study public sentiment and potential commissions as lawmakers weigh parimutuel wagering off-track betting and sports pools.
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Massachusetts
Government Regulations Committee
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Bowie Kuhn
National Football League
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Ways and Means
New York
Regallee
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Owever
Jai-Alai
Newport
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Socratic
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Milwaukee
Connecticut
Alread
Iowa
Senate
UNO verifies full NCAA membership for UNO Omaha
The NCAA granted the University of Nebraska at Omaha full membership effective July 1 1979 with one year probation. UNO will enter postseason events during probation. Athletic director Clyde Higgers called it a step in upgrading the university’s athletic program.
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Omaha
Neb
National Collegiate Athletic Association
University of Nebraska of
Oklahoma City
Omaha University
NCAA
UNO
Clyde Higgers
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