Lakeview’s Jim Pillen named to All-State grid team
Lakeview star Jim Pillen earns all state recognition as part of a strong regional crop. Columbus and Scotus players appear on second team or honorable mention across Class A B and D categories, with Pillen joining peers from Madrid Wheatland and St. Edward in the statewide selections.
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Jake Alaysamen
Lineal
Dave Steiner
Jim Brock
Othee Area
Ny Davidson
Behuylers Aes Martin
David
Dale Dolezal
David City Aguinis
Ton Perry
St. Edward
Perry
Ed Wathen
Chuck Mieck
Sim
Bill Parminter
Stromsburg
Ken Schutt
Terry Masing
Clarkson
John Rellna
Howells
Polk
Mark Anderton
Rich Hollman
Mike Branting
Pour Ji
Steve Urkoski
Miller and Nicklaus deliver U S victory in world golf
Johnny Miller led the United States to the world team crown in Marbella Spain finishing 72 holes at Nueva Andalucia with 277 while Nicklaus contributed to a 558 total. South Africa's Gary Player and Hugh Baiocchi were runners up at 564.
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Johnny Miller
Jack Nicklaus
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Gary Player
Hugh Baiocchi
South Africa
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Sport Storts Sooners Best
The writer picks the Oklahoma Sooners as the best team after reviewing seven of the top ten college football teams in action last weekend. The Big read suggests the Sooners stand out amid the national debate over the top squad.
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Oklahoma Sooners
Jersey Knights claim victory in Cherry Hill arena
AP report notes the Jersey Knights, nicknamed after their New York exodus, defeated the Quebec Nordiques 8 1 as World Hockey Association President Dennis Murphy called Cherry Hill a temporary site and considered options for a major facility or relocating the franchise. Other WBA results cited.
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British sailor Peter White wins 505 world yachting title
Peter White of Britain, with crew John Davie, won the 505 class World Yachting Championships in Hong Kong, posting 48.7 points after six races. Dennis Surtees of the United States, aided by Steve Owen, finished second with 49.7 points, while Yves Pajul of France placed third with 54.7 points.
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Wat Demerits
Yves Pajul
France
Jeff Braveh
Haney and Twitty win big at Golf Inns tourney
Fred Haney of Portland and Howard Twitty of Scottsdale captured the top prizes at the Golf Inns of America six tournament hour. Haney shot a five under par 66 to beat Twitty by two strokes in the playoff at Rancho Santa Fe. Haney has won $14,393 in the six events.
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Sooners Cowboys and Big Eight clash Saturday
Oklahoma Sooners eye national title finalizing a Big Eight title bid with a visit to rival Oklahoma State. Iowa State, Kansas State, and Nebraska chase postseason bowls as Kansas, Missouri, and others wrap league play amid a string of upsets and late scores.
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Red Wings Triumph Under New Coach Dolyechho
The Detroit Red Wings, under new coach Alex Delvecchio, beat the California Golden Seals 3 2 for their sixth straight home win and seventh in eight games since Nov. 7. Nick Libett scored the decisive goal with under six minutes left, his 11th of the year, as Detroit, with 9 wins this season, keeps improving.
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Associated Press
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Nick Libett
Alex Dol Yecchio
Wings
California Golden Seals
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Libett
Detroit
UCLA Ranked No 1 In AP preseason college basketball poll
UCLA opens as No 1 in the Associated Press preseason poll receiving 41 first place votes and 908 points. North Carolina State is second with 76 points and two first place votes, followed by Indiana Maryland North Carolina and others. Bruin guard Wooten notes unity will form as the season progresses with key talent from past eras returning.
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Knicks fall to Bullets in 109 81 defeat
The Knicks lost 109 to 81 as Walt Frazier lamented passing woes and the Bullets stifled the champions. Other NBA results featured Bucks over 76ers 195 36, Celtics over Cavaliers 107 101, SuperSonics 104 99 Kings, Lakers 137 109 Trail Blazers, and ABA scores including Pacers 126 Nets 124.
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Michigan blue over Rose Bowl selection
Ohio State won regional support to play in the Rose Bowl, while USC earned a return trip after a strong season. The Big Ten vote, described as 6-4 in favor, reflected concerns over injuries and team strength as Michigan and others watched standings and rankings unfold.
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Associated Press
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Buckeye stars stunned by bowl news shock Buckeyes selection
Ohio State All-Americans Ann Aleks and Rendy Grad react to the Buckeyes getting the Rose Bowl bid over Michigan. Bo Schembechler calls it a bitter day as Woody Hayes says he was surprised. Gradishar notes extra burden and a need to win, while OSU seeks the conference prestige after a 9-0-1 season.
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Doubles Honors to Seow and Smith at Boulevard Lanes
Seow and Smith led the Sunday night TV search doubles at Boulevard Lanes with a 667 series built on games 232 205 230. Anne Thomas and Connie Karel followed at 663, while other pairs posted 64H 60 and 699 as ties and near totals. Individual high games included Scow Smith 232 and Jasner Ryba 235 with further top marks by Klen Aral Spe 22 and Thomas Karel. Fred Bierman Kathy Hassebrook won the collosl and earned eligibility for Bowling at Leisure in Omaha.
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Connie Karel
Charlie Jasper
Deanna Ryba
Elaine Messiaen
Ford Guenther
Ann Wozny
Lowell
Linda Brack
Roger
Melody Smith
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Jasner- Ryba
Klen
Aral Spe
Thomas Karel
Fred Bierman
Kathy Hassebrook
Omaha
Hastings cagers set scoring mark in college game
Hastings College routed Yankton 132 83 as freshman Kert McKeon tipped in the opening basket to set a school scoring record. Yankton’s Bill Blufort had 31 points, including 23 in the second half, and Briar Cliff fell 70 41 in another two team matchup. Ron Jones Neal Walde and Chuck Collins led rebounds, Branom scored 38 in Sioux City Iona loss. Nebraska Westerns won round robin tournament and Colby Kan topped Western Technical in other finals.
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Steve Brandom
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Norfolk
York
Dan Sorge
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Colby
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California caps water polo fifth place games
Walt Brieker scored three goals to power California to an 8-4 win over UC Irvine in the NCAA Water Polo Championship. Southern California rallied to beat UCLA 7-5 for third place, as San Jose State outlasted Santa Barbara and Long Beach State defeated New Mexico in 5th and 7th place games.
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Wordeman rolls 234 624 at Boulevard Lanes bowling meet
Wordeman dominates Thunderbolt League action at Boulevard Lanes with a 624 series and 234 for two games. Lill Kurlenbach 213 Jerry Paprocki 208 Jack Jones 200. Sahara Lounge led team scoring with a 1003 game and 2700 total. Various league highlights include Kudron 211 and 41 dollars, Prokopek 200 and 500, Gell Blacks 68 team game, Champs 1856, Grape 216, Mimick 210, Brase 204 502, B D 864 team game, Rusty’s Rebels 2328. Junior League saw Evans 137 398, Scribner 201, Price 519, Bressel 148 479, Starzee Jed 143 380.
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Jerry Paprocki
Jack Jones
Jom Schwartz
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Dennis Kudron
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Bill Price
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