Columbus Girls Break Records in Swim Loss to Lincoln
Columbus high school swimmers set four school marks in a 62 to 107 defeat at Lincoln Northeast. The 200 medley relay 200 freestyle 50 freestyle and 100 butterfly records fell. Notable performances included Sue Snow in the 200 freestyle and Barb Bartholomew in two events. Exhibition diving marked the meet.
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Lincoln
Lincoln Northeast
Columbus
Lauri Rice
Sue Snow
Jo Bartholomew
Barb Kline
Julie Beckenhauer
Bartholomew
Kline
Rice
Connie Bouc
Squw
Snow
Alyce Graus
Beckenhauer
Carmen Vrbka
Cathy
Vahikamp
Kine
Barry Johnson
Aquinas Gals Rally Past Columbus Scotus In Volleyball
Aquinas of DAVID CITY defeated Columbus Scotus 2-1 in varsity play after split sets 15 4 10 and 15. Erin O Hearn led with spikes and assists while Terri Dreifurst and Jackie Meiliger supplied key serving and hitting. Coach Barb Malicky praised the team as improvements continued ahead of a Sept. 21 home match.
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David City
Aquinas
Columbus
Scotus
Erin O'Hearn
Terri Dreifurst
Jackie Meiliger
Lynn Enzminger
Shamrocks
O'Hearn
Record price paid for Keeneland yearling at auction
A $200,000 price, a Keeneland September Yearling Sale record, was paid by Harry T. Mangurian Jr. of Ocala for a half sister to Cannonade. The session also saw a $150,000 bid for a Never Bend colt out of Gunite, another top price of the afternoon.
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Lexington
Harry T. Mangurian ,Jr
Ocala
Fla
Keeneland Racetrack
Henry D. White
Never Bend
Gunite
Oklahoma Buckeyes Lead in Dunkel Index for 1976 Start
Oklahoma tops the Dunkel Index by two points as Ohio State and Oklahoma State begin strong in 1976. The article lists weekend games and expected margins for both teams, including Oklahoma 22 over Cal and Ohio State 12 over Penn State, with other matchups such as Michigan over Stanford and Alabama over SMU shaping the ratings race.
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Ohia State
Oklahoma
Cal
Ohio State
Penn St
Whiel
Dunke College Football Strength Ranking Origins
The fragment cites a method for evaluating college football teams by average strength, noting weights favoring newer governance and an example where a 300 team becomes stronger when adding 400 teams. Originating concept traces to 1937 by a person named Dunk.
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Birk Dunk
Columbus Entries Open With Multiple Races At Sept Meet
Thoroughbred program lists first race purses for 2-year-olds and older with claiming options, jockeys and horse names such as Whirl A Chip Nova Supreme Nellies Prize Meier and Stormy Bs. Second through fifth races outline purses from 1400 to 1700 plus conditions for 2-year-olds and four-year-olds, with entries including Spanky Eddie Jackson Grav Me Quick and Lonnie's Tilt among others.
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Fuslongs
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Howards
King
Meier
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Posey
Jock Tath
Jerome
Andrews
Jordan
Errard's
Roxie- Burgos
Scotty Jackson
Lonnie
Jody R. Jordan
Geoffey
Hasty Spirit
Kes
Hancock
Jestopel
Reitele
Ellabble An
Judy
Bazer
Re Meier
Windy Exchange
Dawn K
King Blue
Thomnson
Napier Bros
Track Meet Results Noted From Tuesday Workouts
A 1974 list of race entries and times appears with horses names and marks such as Bast Track He Mile, Fig 38 BG, Hondo 37 NG, Robby Janey, Sting Pretty, Watch Him Sal and Rainwood 534. The fragmentary notes show participant codes, weights, and positions, suggesting a results sheet or program page from Bast Track meets.
Columbus Races Tuesday yields $249 exacta and more
Zip Nova driven by Misty Conn combined for a $249 exacta at Columbus Races. Zip Nova paid $43.40 to win as Anne Purdy of Hampton owns the horse. Carlton started a daily double. Accorplish Express won race two and paid $4.00, with the double returning $45. Swift Star scratched in race two, yielding a $15.40 consolation double. Madison Day featured blankets from Madison merchants.
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Longshot
Anc
Misty Conn
Columbus
Anne 5. Purdy
Hampton
Carlton
Accorplish Express
Swift Star
Madison
Madison Merchants
Mia St
Fan
Karle
Cheri Catarias
Cominhan
India
Tytat
Geouid
Rona
Muhammad Ali trains in Catskills privacy amid autograph frenzy
The article describes Muhammad Ali relocating training to Show Low near Kiamesha Lake to escape constant attention from fans and dealers ahead of his September 28 title defense against Ken Norton at Yankee Stadium. A doctor from San Diego sought an autographed photo for a leukemia-stricken six year old named Don, which Ali signed before learning the boy was in intensive care. Ali's generosity on a visit to Holbrook, Arizona drew a crowd of about 60 kids, including a shy 14 year old girl, whom he comforted with kindness.
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UPI
Kiamesha Lake
N.Y
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Concord
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Ken Norton
Yankee Stadium
Chicago
Show Law
Aziz
Tommy Renville
San Diego
Renville
Irving Rudd
Don
Hudd
Rudd
Holbrook
Ariz
Allis
Champ
Nebraska season tickets top 6700 in drive
Nebraska basketball season ticket drive, co sponsored by the Rebounders Club and the Athletic Department, reports 6 700 seats sold. Dan Hergert says the goal was 8500 seats leaving about 1800 still available as interest remains high. Heln Ruth Wagner notes applicants and former holders will be notified in the near future. Interested buyers should write to the Nebraska Ticket Office in Lincoln 66586 or call 472 3111.
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Suce
Dan Hergert
Hergert
Deive
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Nebraska Ticket Office
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Pindale King Ken Pottorff Defends Open Gulf Crown
Ken Pottorff defended his Pinedale Open Gulf crown at Elks Country Club with a net score of Al. Steve Geshell finished second at 71, followed by Bill Saalfeld at 72 and Chet Peitsch at 74.
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The
Elks Country Club
Steve Geshell
Bill Saalfeld
Chet Peitsch
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