Lakeview Vikings Face Tough Season with Returns and Replacements
Lakeview High School enters season with 11 returning lettermen led by coach Jim McWilliams. Replacing stars Ted Schmidt and Dennis Osten are Larry Soulliere and Steve McWilliams. McWilliams says ends won’t be game breakers but look solid. backfield plans remain flexible.
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Jim Havelka
AL Eastening
Lakeview High School
Mel Estept
Jim
Wilar
Ted Schmidt
Dennis
Osten
McWilliams
Vikings
Vikings seek balance as McWilliams keys added experience
Coach McWilliams outlines Viking squad with new transfers Valley and Scotus boosting schedule, while backfield relies on power. Veterans Ernst and Loseke anchor the line with Bartas and Pillen brothers providing guards, Wetgen and Jazwiek returning at halfback, and Goering anchoring center. Offensive and defensive platoons may blur this season.
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Gary Mueller
Vander TB
Mevilintas
Strod
Ayne Wetgen
Jazwiek
Wetgen
Jorwick
McWilliams
Vikings
Dale Siebler
Keith Schutte
Spe H McWilliams
Scotus High School
Larry Ernst
Dwight Loseke
Loseke
Keven Bartas
Pillen
Tom
Cleta
Clete
Derry
Lutyens
Pillens
Jack Goering
Goering
Bob Wachal
Wachal
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Ernst
Valley
Scotus
Lakeview
Mets cling to slim half game in NL East rally
The Mets trail the Pirates by a half game after a 4 3 win over St Louis as Tommie Agee and Tom Seaver star. Agee drove in two, scored twice, while Seaver pitched a 10 hitter to improve to 18-10. Other NL games include Expos over Pirates 10-7 and Cubs routing Phillies 47-2.
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Semin leaders shine in Centennial League bowling at Houlevard Lanes
Semin leader Don Semin rolled a 668 series highlighted by 237, 227 and 204. Joe Rurup added a 615 three games. Keitzschall, Frank Rockey and Del Bogquist posted 223, 223 and 202 as other top scores. Four Seasons posted 696 totals. Traveling photographers toured Nebraska towns capturing settlers in a boxlike wagon room.
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Houlevard
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Longshot Provides Excitement at Agricultural Park Races
At Agricultural Park, Parfeet Scholar owned by Herb Riecken of Fremont and ridden by Jerry Rettele won the fifth race over favored Trish Leaf, paying 37.60 to win and 59.40 for the exacta. Kendonmar from Ed Nickolite’s stable won the first race, starting a 21.40 daily double, with Jamie Jump Up taking the second. Docs Gemma, trained by Harry Marcy, won the seventh, paying 10.20 to win. Attendance reached 2,475 and total mutuels were 140,781 dollars.
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Agricultural Park
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Monroe
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Wayne Anderson
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Larry Turner
W. Dow
Hebron
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Jerry Get Pe
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Ernie's Abbey
Kenneth M. Kirby
Silver Creek
Fred Brotfey
Summa
Winer
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Harry
Marcy
Ashland
Tommie
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Keadonmar Keariessind
Judy
Tatu
Rie Yami
Deke the Shick
Warvey Forth
Whirling Ann
Aramat
C. Jay
Dilly Downie
Cace
Maken
Anarule Stallings
Almousat
Ecole
Pat
Hobby
Atleyan
Mr. Slipper
Loretne
Horton Nestm
Turner
J. Weitere
Anderson
Mundarh
Aodiarne Aule
County Fleet Et Free Gries
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Silver Creek Set for Strong Campaign Under New Coach
Silver Creek scouts a bright year with Coach Larry Rhoten predicting a deep squad. Key seniors Dave Seek Mike Hawthorne Jerry Tooker Tony Wyman plus juniors Kevin Egger Scott Van Winkle and Toni Wyman bolster a promising backfield and line. 1969 team was 4-4 with a fall schedule looming at Clarks Wolbach Nebraska Christian Palmer Stromsburg Osceola Genoa St Edwards Polk.
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Buffs Could End Up With One Of The Worst Records In Rockies
Colorado faces a tough season in the Big Eight and Rocky Mountain area. The Buffs return 16 starters from the 1969 Liberty Bowl team but project to struggle against stronger conferences like the WAC and Big Eight. Starters include Cliff Branch and Marv Whitaker, with heavy line play led by Don Popplewell, while quarterback questions persist.
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Beavers open grid season with Genoa
St Edward High School lists 11 lettermen for 1970 football season under Coach Robert Forbes. Previous year 2-7, veterans include Flaherty, Hiller, Cruise, Nordeen, Donnelly, Hall, Nickolson, Jerking, Klassen, Jasa, and Itt. Promising players cited. schedule shows games from Sept 11 to Nov 6 at Genoa Polk Newmen Grove Osceola Spalding Palmer Stromsburg Silver Creek Clarks.
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Rod Jasa
Steve Itt
Rob Hvans
Jerry Johnson
Ed Watson
Mike Cahill
Doug Baker
Chuck Micek
Kim Channer
Larry
Stromsburg
Silver Creek
Clarks
Native Partner Wins Maskette at Belmont Park
Native Partner, ridden by Angel Cordera, defeated Taken Aback and Hasty Hitter by a head and three lengths to capture the $5,000 added Maskette Handicap at Belmont Park. Cold Comfort faded to fourth as Native Partner paid 8.40 3.80 3.20. Hardy Hugh, with Walter Blum, won the Atlantic City feature by four lengths over Highlands Kid, returning 7.20 9.60 3.00.
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al Rockingham
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Vince Lombardi Dies After Battle With Cancer At 57
Washington reports Vince Lombardi died at 7 12 am EDT at Georgetown University Hospital after an extended battle with cancer. The Redskins owner was 57 and had undergone colon tumor surgery June 27 and another operation July 27. Funeral set for Monday at St Patrick's Cathedral in New York conducted by Cardinal Terence Cooke.
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Nets acquire Barry in record NBA move in New York
The New York Nets acquire Rick Barry, the only player to win scoring titles in both the NBA and ABA, from the Virginia Ties for about 250000 dollars and a future No 1 draft pick. The deal vaults Barry into the spotlight, likely rivaling major sports headlines in New York.
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King and Turner Close In On Century Mark in Columbus Races
Two more riders near 100 points in the jockey standings at Columbus Races as Dave King shows 9 points and Larry Turner 93 with four racing days left. Leader Fred Bootley tops the table with 203 points while Bedfey Anderson Stallings Barnes King and Turner J Hettele fill the standings.
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Hettele
McCook Junior College Names Top 33 Soccer Roster Links
Gary J. Schaeler is listed in the top 33 of the McCook Junior College football roster. The roster highlights standout players for the team and confirms Schaeler’s place among the squad.
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Gary J. Schaeler
McCook
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