Lakeview opens season with 34 8 win over Hartington Cedar Catholic
Lakeview Vikings under coach Don Schmidt win season opener 34 8 at Hartington Cedar Catholic. Groteluschen and Went ignite scoring, Iverson adds two extra points and a 1 yard sneak. Latyen seals late push. Hartington’s lone scores come on a first quarter pass defense miscue and a third quarter safety. Schmidt notes focus on defense next, targets Emerson-Hubbard game.
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Dove Season Opens Amid Nebraska Controversy
Nebraska's dove season opens amid heated debate over hunting ethics and bird status. Editor Lee Rupp notes early migratory patterns and forecasts a promising year with ample birds, urging responsible hunting and awareness of federal rules.
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Lincoln East, Lincoln Pros Lead UPI Nebraska Polls 1977
Lincoln East tops Class A and Lincoln Pros leads Class B in the first 1977 UPI state coaches poll. East earned three first place votes and 86 points after a 22 4 win over North Platte. Pros had eight first place votes and 98 points after edging Fairbury 64 6.
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Orantes Faces McEnroe In Forest Hills Quarterfinals
Manuel Orantes, back from a long injury and surgery, meets 16-year-old John McEnroe in a Forest Hills quarterfinal. Borg rests shoulder as top seed Evert and Wade, King and others seek momentum in a crowded day of matches.
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Labor Day crowd sets three track records at Columbus
A Labor Day crowd of 6234 at Columbus Agricultural Park set three records. Mutuel handles rose past 1974 marks with a daily double of 57266 and a Fifth race handle of 56655. Al Jarecki and Dale Hansen, both Columbus owners, had winners including He's A Hassle and Love Show Biz. Brother Sasa won the feature and earned 1200 for Donald Rees of Norfolk, with total earnings reaching 24455.
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Wadkins Wins World Series of Golf at Firestone
Lanny Wadkins defeats Weiskopf by five shots at Firestone Country Club South Course to win $100,000 and set a Firestone 72-hole record, finishing 269 to beat Weiskopf, Irwin, and Hayes. Wadkins becomes first to qualify for next year’s World Series.
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Hyland repeats Panhandle Open title at Alliance course
Bruce Hyland of Scottsbluff won the Panhandle Open Golf Tournament in Alliance defeating Marv Dietrich of Alliance and Jim Kosmicki of Pasadena. Hyland shot one under par 179 over 45 holes to defend his 1976 title as 110 golfers competed over two days at Alliance Municipal Golf Course.
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