Beatrice and Columbus clash in Apollo Conference opener
Beatrice eyeing a strong performance at Norfolk and Columbus in a Friday Apollo Conference game. Beatrice’s Dan Dell and John Plucknett sustain injuries but Beatrice returns with Dan Klaus at quarterback. Columbus boosts defense with Roger Swan sky at cornerback and Bruce Wertz at post. Discovery foes hope for Miller to improve passing with Beatrice’s tough line and backfield pace.
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Kearney Defeats CHS Netters in Tuesday Dual
Kearney upset CHS 5-2 at Pawnee Park as seniors Paul Potter and Vernon Davis won 10-5 in doubles. Singles favored Kearney with most matches decided in straight sets. Columbus will regroup for the Fremont Invitational this Saturday.
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Devaney avoids whipping players after UCLA loss
Lincoln Neb AP Coach Bob Devaney says he does not believe in figurative whipping after a loss, avoiding extra practice punishment. Injured players return. Willie Harper elbow sore but ready for Texas A&M. Al Austin recovering. Marvin Crenshaw may start. Johnny Rodgers returns in sweat clothes after ulcer episode. Michigan State basketball bound for Kodak Classic and Senior Bowl Classic next season.
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Huskers Eye Edge Over Texas Aggies In Home Opener
Sport Shorts notes UCLA upset of Nebraska and anticipates a 24 19 Husker win over Texas A&M in the Big Eight home opener. Also mentions Discoverers at Beatrice, Orangemen, Scotus vs Lakeview at Pawnee Park, and a 19 6 Vikings edge. Ends with a quip about Husker fans after the UGA shocker.
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Two Former Champs Ready for Texas Open Return
In San Antonio Texas the revived Texas Open brings back former champions Ron Cerrudo and Chi Chi Rodriguez along with 1949 U S Amateur winner Steve Melnyk Ispaniola said Wednesday The event will be held November 2 6 this year after being canceled since 1970 due to dates.
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Seven veterans anchor Scotus volleyball opener at home
Scotus General Catholic volleyball opens against Columbus High at 6 30 p m in the Scotus gym. Returning veterans include Joyce Feehan Cindy Bruegger Mary Beth Casey Diane Fritz Sheryl Wieser Debbie Novotny Louise Giecer. Coachers Jeanie Kiser and Mary Jo Hugo. Tournament in Madison on Sept. 19 with a 6 3 game against Madison and a possible 8 30 match against Wisner Piger or Humphrey St. Francis.
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Husker Football Tickets Stolen Reported
Lincoln police say they are receiving reports of Nebraska Cornhusker game tickets stolen from cars and dorm rooms. Lt. Bob Edmonds cautions people to guard tickets, as misuse could lead to criminal charges.
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Red Sox Hold First Place In Tight AL Race
The Red Sox extended their stay at first with a 7-2 win over the Yankees, solidifying a one game lead over Detroit as the pennant chase remains unsettled. Orioles and Yankees hover 1½ games back while Oakland leads the West after an 8-0 shutout of Minnesota. National League scores include Pittsburgh 6 Chicago 4 and Cincinnati 8 New York 6.
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