Scotus 200 vs Neumann Triumphs for Shamrocks
Scotus 200 defeats invading Wahoo Neumann 20 to 0 to move atop the Midget Football standings. Tim Thomas connected with Rob Shonka for a key 75 yard pass play, Jim Brock added a 7 yard touchdown run, Fritz Schwank and Shanka contributed rushing scores, and Joe NoMeekin kicked two extra points as Scotus improved to 1-3-1 on the season amid a strong defensive effort led by Jerry Liss and Ray Tlamka.
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Bobby Allison wins National 500 at Charlotte in thriller
Bobby Allison outscored Buddy Baker in the final eight laps to take his eighth win of the season at Charlotte Motor Speedway. The 490 mile race paid 19 425 to the winner with Allison earning 238 025 in career winnings as Richard Petty faltered, finishing 11th. Baker finished second ahead of two Mercury entries and Butch Norman in a Ford.
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Hunting Notes and College Football Forecast in Nebraska
Sport Shorts reports hunting season opened with Teal and gadwall plentiful while geese remain scarce as water conditions improve. Nebraska prepares for a football opener against Missouri in Lincoln with Iowa State and Colorado, Kansas and Kansas State also in focus. Oklahoma faces Texas with a bid to extend an undefeated run.
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Columbus Net Team Ties For Second In Apollo Meet
Columbus High School places second in the Apollo Conference net tournament at Millard as Norfolk leads with 10 points. Columbus and Beatrice tie for runner up with 9 each, Millard 8, Baistop 5, South Sioux City 3. Berlin and Friedrichsen win all five doubles matches. Potter loses in No 1 singles. Norfolk claims several singles wins. Duranski’s squad to Fremont for a dual meet Tuesday. Columbus to Kearney for Big Ten action Saturday.
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Miami Dolphins stay unbeaten after win over Jets on the road
Miami extended its NFL lead by beating the New York Jets 24-7 on the road to move to 4 4 and open a two game division edge in the AFC East. Bob Griese threw for 220 yards and Howard Twilley a 16 yard scoring pass while Larry Csonka surged for 102 yards as Jim Ki rk added two TDs.
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Auburn and Florida Mix On Saturday
Auburn and Florida mix on Saturday as Auburn seeks another win over ranked teams following an upset of Tennessee while Florida visits Alabama after routing Florida State. The AP Top Twenty shows LSU and Alabama strong, Oklahoma and Nebraska idle, with key performances from Dickey and Nak Moape highlighted in a roundup of top college football action.
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Frillman Wins KHAS Indian Summer Open at Hastings
John Frillman of Omaha Happy Hollow CC captured the professional division with a second round 6 under par on Sunday, finishing at 146 to beat Jack Rule of Waterloo Iowa by two strokes. It marks Frillman’s third career title in the event.
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Kudron Weekend Leader Shines in Boulevard Lanes Mix
Kudron fired a 650 series including 232 211 and 202 to headline Saturday Night Mixed League at Boulevard Lanes. Val Steiner led the women with 177 and 467. Bud Steiner 221 203, Iverson 213, Johnston 208, Ralph Steiner 207. Team honors went to the S and S crew with 7a game and 1,989 total.
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A's seek quick exit after Detroit win in playoffs
Oakland Athletics dominated Detroit 5-0 as lefty Ken Holtzman tied up the series with a three run performance. Campaneris was hit on the ankle, argued with Tigers, and was later restrained as a fight broke out. Radi and Campaneris provided key hits and pace for Oakland as they inch toward the World Series, with Williams optimistic about a Tuesday finish.
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Reds win to even series against Pirates
Reds drive in five runs on early two run doubles by Bobby Tolan and Tony Perez, then rely on Tom Hall’s four inning save to beat the Pirates 5 to 3 and even the NL playoff at 1-1. Sparky Anderson lays out his confidence for a five game set as Pittsburgh coach Bill Virdon cautions otherwise. Hall, 10-1 with eight saves, silences star Willie Stargell after a tense late pitch sequence.
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Campaneris suspended and fined in playoff incident
Detroit AP report says Oakland shortstop Campaneris fined 500 and suspended for remainder of AL playoffs after tossing his bat at Lerrin LaGrow in Detroit. Cronin stated action cannot be tolerated as Campaneris recovers from ankle injury and Cal Mackill replaces him if needed.
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Rangers open season with road losses in NHL debut
The favored New York Rangers stumble to a 0-2 start in the NHL as Chicago tops them 4-3 and Detroit previously beat New York 5-3. Vancouver visits for the home opener, while Los Angeles beat Boston and Buffalo edged Atlanta in Sunday action.
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