Scotus Shamrocks Qualify Nine For State Track
Scotus sent nine athletes to the state track championships in Omaha after a district meet in Seward. Tom Sobotka led with four events including a school record 14.3 in the high hurdles and a 43% triple jump mark, as Scotus amassed 65 points to finish sixth among 11 teams.
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Scotus
Jim Puetz
Omaha
Seward
Bluejays
York
Kings
Tom Sobotka
Brett Burnham
Central City
Dave Lieg
Sobotka
Bison
Burnham
Tom Medal
Sieg
Scotus In Relay Races at District Meet Drama Ends In 1:33.9
Central City wins 680 yard relay in 1:32.9 as Scotus placed second with Tom Sobotke and teammates clocking 1:33.9 in sixth lane. Sobotke led a jam packed meet that featured Gene Witt of Scotus breaking the two mile school record with 10:06.4 and other top times by Scotus, Seward, and York amid a 1,000 strong crowd at the district meet.
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Scotus
Central City
Sieg
Bison
Kevin Abbott
Chris Hoffman
Darrell Spulak
Siegl
Shamrock
Gene Witt
Jim Robson
York
Tim Tooley
Pat Novicki
Ron Korgie
Greg Voboril
Seward
Siest
Craig Schotter
Raymond Central
Gr Neuman
Mite
Darrell Spulek
Keith Johnson
Mike Arneson Sewerd
Chris Alt Aquinas
Dan Hemseath
Ron Hershberger
Pete
Mark Knoll
Tom Granger
North Bend
Greg Eller
Aquines
Steve Cullen
Wahoo
Mark Semps
Tral City
Tom Sobotke
Bret Burnham
Randy Hickman
Lakeview
Chris Hoffmen
Greg Neumen
Deve James Keith Johnson
Joe Klein
Sewerd
Aquinas
Deve Lieg
Larry Benson
Rusty Richardson
Mitch Osborn
Darrell Spulck
The
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Lekeview
Theton
Wayne Griffith Aurore
Dave Winter Seward
Chris Alt
Sherm Johnson
Joe Langemeier Schuyler
Tom Zitek
Brad Fleming
Dave Lieg
Cenlong
Fairbury
Scott Bohm
Rick Grubough
Mere Felix
Kurt Wilson
Jerry Roh
Dick Seckman
Schuyler
Rick Schumacher
Tom Westerman
den Gil
Kip Sanley
Rendy Forst
Jim Achaea
Rod Gilbert Wins Masterton Trophy for 1975-76
Rod Gilbert of the New York Rangers is named winner of the Bill Masterton Trophy for 1975-76. The award honors perseverance, sportsmanship, and dedication to hockey with a $1,000 prize, and Gilbert finished with 28 votes in balloting by the Professional Hockey Writers Association.
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UPI
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New York Rangers
Bill Masterton
Masterton
National Hockey League
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Ranger
Rangers
Gerry Hart
New York Islanders
Gary Dornhoefer
Philadelphia Flyers
Craig Ramsay
Buffalo Sabres
Don Luce
Buffalo
Koncar Convicted of Assault Probe Ends in Probation
Green Bay Packers first round pick Mark Koncar was convicted of third degree assault and given six months probation. The Colorado University offensive tackle faced counts of assault and reckless endangerment for allegedly punching a bicyclist named William Lash during an incident in Boulder.
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UPI
Mark Koncar
Green Bay Packers
Koncar
Colorado University
William Lash
KSC Graduate Signs with Bills in 1975
Kearney State graduate Kirk Heyer, a defensive end from Pierce, signed with the Buffalo Bills after being the Steelers' last rookie cut. He previously played for the Shreveport Steamers of the World Football League and will report to the Bills on July 9.
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UPI
Kirk Heyer
Kearney State
Buffalo Bills
Pierce
Pittsburgh Steelers
Shreveport Steamers
Heyer
Bills
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