Kansas Favored To Win Big Eight Track Meet
The University of Kansas Jayhawks enter the Big Eight Conference track and field championships in Boulder Colorado with six years of dominance and top field strength led by Dan Seay Mike Stull Sam Colson and Hatcher. Oklahoma State Kansas State and Colorado will challenge with standout sprinters and hurdlers including Jint Bolding and Dennis Sehully while Colorado eyes a first title with Branch Daniels Bennett and Brinson. Friday starts at 2 pm with finals in the triple jump and discus and Saturday features field finals at 11 am and running events at 1 pm.
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Sport Storrs By Paul Ens Remembers: Family
Jim Polilis recalls memories of the Malfoy family once living on 10th Street in Storrs. He spoke this morning about family history and local ties.
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Frazier Stander in good shape for title bout
Heavyweight champion Joe Frazier and challenger Ron Stander passed an urgent prefight physical in Omaha under Nebraska Boxing rules. Both had normal blood pressure, with Dr. Jack Lewis noting Frazier’s hypertension history is not active. The May 25 Civil Auditorium bout is part of a weeklong weigh-in and medical checkup sequence.
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Slonecker's bat powers Deano's Diner in 10-3 win
Slonecker drives Deano's Diner to a 10-3 victory over Keen Korner in Columbus Saltball League action. Slonecker has a tome run and two singles, Bill Mimick adds a double, and Mike Wozny and Larry Van Ackeren collect extra-base hits. Hank Buss allows runs while pitching. An unrelated line notes Nebraska fishing permit age requirement.
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Babe Barna, former big leaguer, dies
Herbert Paul Babe Barna, a major league outfielder who played for the Philadelphia Athletics, New York Giants, and Boston Red Sox, died at 57 in Charleston after a stroke. He spent 1937 to 1938 with the Athletics, three seasons with the Giants, and finished his major league career in 1943 with the Red Sox, also playing in the minors.
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Former Lincolnire to coach at Leigh
Eric Westerby is signed to teach physical education and Wrestling at Leigh for 1972 1973. He arrives from Neigh where he taught physical education and social studies. Born 1942 in Camden New Jersey, he graduated from Edgewood Regional High School and Nebraska Wesleyan University in 1965.
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Lincoln angler sets state record with white perch catch
Lincoln fisherman Roland Seedel set Nebraska state record for white perch with a recent catch. Across the state fishing report lists species by location: Lake McConaughy reports white bass walleye catfish. Niobrara and White Rivers yield rainbow and brown trout. Lake Maloney shows white bass and walleye on artificials. and multiple reservoirs report bass, pike, crappie, bluegill, and catfish caught on minnows, worms, or artificial lures.
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Pan American and Texas duel for World Series bid
Pan American and Texas faced off in San Antonio for the right to represent District 6 in the NCAA College World Series in Omaha. Pan American beat Trinity 11 to 1 while Texas outlasted Texas Tigers 13 to 8 in 14 innings to eliminate Trinity from the tournament. The doubleheader began with a 1 pm game and the nightcap followed. a third game would be played Saturday if split.
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Tulsa Hurricanes Sweep MVC Title With Bradley Victory
The Tulsa Hurricanes captured a fourth straight Missouri Valley Conference baseball championship by defeating Bradley 49 in Memphis. The win clinched the MVC crown as Tulsa hills into NCAA District 5 play vs Big Eight champion. The team had earlier routed Memphis State 16 1 in a spring contest.
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Close Call For Bettenhausen In Indianapolis 500
Rookie Merle Bettenhausen escaped injury after a violent crash at the Speedway demolishing the Kingfish turbo Offenhauser. The 27 year old from Finley Park Illinois faced uncertainty about another ride as final qualifying neared. King built machines and track proximity echoed with earlier crashes involving Pollard and Malloy. Bettenhausen had passed his rookie test, while Gary Bettenhausen, Tony’s son, won a spot on Sunday. Bobby Unser posted a 189.994 mph fuel-test run as he pursued Olsonite-Ragle pole position.
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Riva Ridge Faces Tough Preakness Field at Pimlico
In Baltimore a seven-horse slate backs Riva Ridge and Meadow Stable as Derby winner tackles the Preakness Stakes. Jockey Ron Turcotte rides Riva Ridge from post three for a $189,000 purse, with telecast on CBS. Trainer Homer Pardue expects a tough race despite the favorable odds and past Derby success.
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Pacers rally past Nets in deciding game three
Indiana overcame a two point deficit to edge the New York Nets 100 to 99, giving the Pacers a 3 2 lead in the ABA championship series. Nets coach called the win a surprise after the game in Indianapolis.
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Sale of Celtics Partially Cleared in Bankruptcy Proceedings
A garbled report notes the Celtics sale amid a Fonds of Atlantic Communications bankruptcy, with Trans proximal paying notes to a brewery and Harold Lipton and H Levin linked to a three point seven million dollar deal. The outcome could allow debt payment and reorganization while Kevin gains or shifts stake in other sports leagues.
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Cardinals Reds swap players in deal for outfielders
Cincinnati Reds trade Bernie Carbo to St. Louis for first baseman Joe Hague. Carbo, 24, hit .310 in his rookie season but slumped to .219 last year with three hits in 21 at bats this season. Hague, 28, batted .237 with 14 homers in 1970 and slipped to .205 last season.
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Memorial services today for Jim Malloy in Indianapolis
Memorial services for Jim Malloy are set in Indianapolis with his body to be flown to Denver after funeral arrangements. The 16 year veteran racer died at Methodist Hospital five days after a crash during practice for the Indianapolis 400 trials. Malloy, father of three, would have turned 37 Tuesday.
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