Schuyler-Lakeview Grid Clash Promises I-Back Show
Schuyler and Lakeview meet in a Class 2 grid clash with strong I back threats led by Jiny Davidean of Schuyler and Jim Pillen for Lakeview. The Warriors, under coach Gero Shunting, seek a landmark win as Lakeview eyes an upset on Friday night at Schuyter.
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Ue Sleangust Viushiligseamis
Schuyter
Combus Lakeview
Schuyler
Mrewtaugte Oipopens
Gero Shunting
Warriors
Jiny
Schuyler School
Hanting
Joby Dufek
Clete Pillen
Wheatly
Pillen
Wisner-Pilgerant
Emerson-Hubbard
HHS
Fred Kubza
Viking Center
Tony Davis May Start Saturday for Nebraska
Lincoln AP reports that Tony Davis, Nebraska leading rusher, practiced with the team and may start Saturday against SH. Coach Osborne indicated Davis was not 100 percent but could play if he could work out on Thursday. Gooller would start if Davis is unavailable.
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Lincoln
Neh
Krazka
Chac
Tonos Davis
Tom Osbirne
SH. Osborne
Davis
Osborne
Othey
Pu Gooller
Huskers Davis Tops Big Eight Rushing Leaders
Kansas City AP report shows Tony Davis of Nebraska as the leading rusher in the Big Eight with 233 yards on 46 carries for an average of 6.36 yards per rush. Colorado’s Billy Waddy follows, with Wayman Clark and Joe Washington tied for third, Oklahoma’s John Cherry leads passers, and Warne Stanley of Iowa State tops total offense in a rough snapshot of conference stats.
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Kansas City
Tony Davis
Nebraska
Davis
Cornhuskers
Big Eight Service Bureau
Billy Waddy
Colorado
Wayman Clark
Joe Washington
Oklahoma
Johm Cherry
Missouri
Dave Jaynes
Kansas
Steve Grogan
Kansas State
Ion State
Warne Stanley
Henry Childs
Willie Jones
Iowa State
Mark Miller
Jannett Edwards
Brent Longwell
Moses Moore
Washington
Tom Goodsen
Towa State
George Palmer
Oklahoma State
Mike Terry
Tandy Borg
Ed Wisdel
Paul Smith
David Johnston
Slissouri
Jim David
Miller Coles tied in Scotland meet
The wind at the John Player Golf Classic caused Arnold Palmer and Gary Player trouble while John Guy Miller and Neil Coles finished tied after a wind aided final hole. Both leaders opened with par and the windy seaside course influenced scoring as the field moved toward the second round.
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Miller
Coles
Scotland
Trish Sea
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
John Guy Miller
Neil Coles
Simpson leads NFL rushing after 103 yard effort
New York AP reports Dan Simpson of Buffalo continued to top NFL rushing charts despite San Diego limiting him to 103 yards in a 34-7 loss. Simpson's 353 yards lead Essex Johnson of Cincinnati who has 221 yards, with Buffalo teammates rushing alongside him.
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NEW York
Simpson
Hie
Buffalo
San Diego
Chargers
Thor
Bills
Essex Johnson
Cincinnati
Young hurler signs with Indians system in minor leagues
Waltham Massachusetts AP Don Saulnice a former Wal tham High School star and standout pitcher for Massachusetts Bay Community College last spring signed Wednesday with the Cleveland Indians organization. He will report to Sarasota in the Class Coast League after being signed by eastern scouting supervisor Jack Vale.
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Waltham
Mass
Don Saulnice
Waltham High School
Massachusetts Bay Community College
Cleveland Indians
Jack Valeely
Indians
Seouring
Valtely Salt Saulder
Sarasuti
Hanke Leads In Blue Rock Shooting Championship
Reg Hanke shot 47 of 50 to win top individual honors at the Blue Rock shooting competition held at Iraak Walter Grounds. K Toblen and OC Pilfokt each scored 46, while G Inger, D Newman and K Bolaly totaled 43. Tooley Drug led team totals with 224, Ikeshed 283, Schlitz Destributing 4 and Luvecas Trucking 200 also posted notable scores. Other totals included Keen Korner 199 Prokupek Shes 195 Oasis Bar 195 Purxan's Sports 174.
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Reg Hanke
Sf Tarpeis
Blue Rock
Iraak Walter Grounds
K. Toblen
Pilfokt
Ginger
D. Newman
K. Bolaly
Tooley Drug
Ikeshed
Schlitz
Luvecas
Keen Korner
Prokupek Shes
Oasis Bar
Mets stumble as Pirates, Cards win in tight NL standings
The Mets drop 8-5 to Montreal while Pittsburgh tabs Philadelphia 18-2 and St. Louis tops Chicago 1-0. San Diego beat Cincinnati 5-1 and Houston blanked San Francisco 5-0 as NL East contenders falter.
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New York Mets
Montreal
Panuaot
Utell
Mets
Yoi Merza
New York
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Philadelphia Phillies
Berra
Tug McGaw
Boab Bailey
Jerry Grate
Lia Tapas
Chicago
Ani
Mela
Tom Seaver
San Diego
Cincinnati
St Louis
Cubs
Houston
Francisco
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Richie Hebser
Gene Clines
Tal Maxvill
Maxvill
Philadephia
Keon McMidleat
Drainy
Kit Doubtely
Wate Colbert
Dave Nobels
Dave Milton
Clarence Guslon
Handy Jones
Reds
St. Louis
Tee Simmons
von Brock
Iee Wise
Bill Bonham
Housten
San Francisco
CW Johnson
Cesar Cedeno
Hieger Meteger
Dave Stoberts
Oklahoma girl wins barrel racing at Ak-Sar-Ben Trade
Deana Tay of Woodward Oklahoma posted a best time in the girls barrel racing Wednesday night at Ak-Sar-Ben, earning first place in the second go round and rising to second in national standings. Durenkamp, Hally Cole led calf roping with 11 flat to take the lead from Phil Lyne as Myers of Camas Washington topped steer wrestling second go.
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Omata
Web
Apdeana Tay
Woodward
Okla
Oe Durenkamp
Hally
Cole
Phil Lyne
George West
Tex
Dave Myers
Caimas
Wash
Roger Langford
Austin
Don Gay
Mesquite
Bill Smith
Cody
Wye
Joy Alexander
Cora
Jim Dix
Worth Collie
West Australia
Costello Cut by Blazers in 1973 74 Draft Cuts
Fran Costello, former Providence College star and fifth round pick, was released by the Portland Trail Blazers as the team reduced its roster to the trading camp limit for the 1973-74 season.
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Portland
Ore
Fran Costello
Providence College
National Basketball Association
Portland Trail Blazers
Three AL Pitchers in 20's Club Impress Fans
Three American League pitchers from Kansas City Milwaukee and Holland marked their 20th win with decisive performances. Bert Blyleven, Jim Colborn, and Paul Splittorff all notched their 20th victories, while Don Hood and Gaylord Perry starred for Cleveland and others. Orioles swept Tigers as Nookie pitched two hitters for Baltimore.
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Fred Rothenberg
Associated Press
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Holland
Thollant
Wei
Milwaukee Brewers
Kansas City Hoyals
Paul Splittorti
Jim Colborn
Bert Blyteven
Minnesota Twins
Pilchur
Fiyleven
Twins
Rightander
Yorn
Zeiat
Oakland A's
Paul Splittorll
Chivago
White Sox
New York Yankees
Jess
Cleveland
Boston
California
Texas
Red Sox
Alon Kills
Gaylord Percy
Carey
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Angels
Rangers
Bob Oliver
Cout
Dave Chalk
California Angels
Texas Rangers
Wilt Chamberlain jumps to rival ABA team
Wilt Chamberlain quits the Los Angeles Lakers on Wednesday and signs a three year player coach deal with the San Diego Conquistadors for about $640000 a year. The move sparks a Lakers challenge and potential legal action as Chamberlain joins the ABA in a high profile switch.
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Chula Vista
Calif
Wilt Chamberlain
National Basketball Association
NBA
American Baseball Association
Los Angeles Lakers
San Mego Conquistadors
Lakers
Chamberlain
ABA
Pye
San Diego
Charaberism
Leonard Slee
Wilt
Philadelphia Warriors
Ve Diusie
Silerry West
Ubtasy
Sve
Munis
Iy Enarches
Mule Newell
SPI
San Dienn
Jones
Leon Miller Claims 279 for $100 Prize at Boulevard Lanes
Leon Miller rolled a 279 on Wednesday night at Boulevard Lanes but finished with a 270 for a $100 prize from Demn's Diner. His 194 and 201 games gave a 672 series as part of the Wednesday Night Mixed standings, with other scores featured from local bowlers and league leaders across Centennial League events.
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Miller
Boulevard Lanes
Demn
Columbus
Leu
Datas
Paul Gothsehall
Chuck Elliott
Larry Zatkoski
Rory Arnberger
Craig Brestel
John Jacobitz
Tee Pornler
Cary Muth
Maralit Brockman
Mikes Nickel
Daryl Vhlelo
Mike Mvans
Stan Gottschall
Doug West
Duane Stenger
Harold Kramlant
Dick Wucheldorf
Leon Miller
Randy Kramland
LeRoy Ernst
Avdean Stone
Joe Karnik
Martin Kresha
Darel Cermak
Virg Papstein
Deano
Diner
Dave Donnelly
Shighelon
Carroll Enzminger
Bill Birkel
Donny van Winkle
Cub Jacobite
Pony Express
Mauch Signs New Contract with Expos
Gene Mauch earns a new deal with the Montreal Expos, extending his tenure through 1974. He brings 134 years of managerial experience across 2,132 games, ranked third among active skippers behind Walter Alston and Leo Durocher, as GM Jim Fanning praises his leadership.
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Associated Press
Montreal Exposs
Lezene
Expos
Gene Mauch
Mauch
Jim Fanning
Montreal
Baltimore Orioles
Karl Weaver
Weaver
The
Birds
California Angels
Bobby Winkles
Winkles
Angels
Clu
Arizona State
San Diego
Don “Immer
Padres
Astros
Treston Cleines
Purochor
Shade Ties After Three Holes In Dallas Golf Event
In Dallas a golfer tied after 54 holes as Stan Allgeit from Norfolk and Laurie Roth contend in a regional Golf Association qualifying round. Roth stands at 219 after three rounds.
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Dallas
Norfolk
Neb
Ted
Southern Methodist
Stan Allgeit
Laurie
Roth
Nebraska anglers chase striped bass record legends
Dick H. Schatler reports Nebraska's striped bass activity at Lake McConaughy where a Kansas fish may challenge the state record of 27 pounds. Weathered by stocking, natural growth, and potential reproduction, experts note a surge in trophy prospects as 1970s fingerlings mature. Goose season opens September 29 with adjusted limits and dates.
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Kendal
Kati
United States
Thomas
Nebraska
Besse
Canada
Canadas
Ishu
Mide
Olncey
Yeas Bik
MGM
West
Wall
Senk
U.S.A
Toronto
Denny Doolittle
Valentine
Fisher Hain
Merritt Lake
Doolitie
Port Kearny
Wara
California
Michigan
Ohio
Iowa
Ibis
Lakeview at Schuyler tops local football slate
Predictions note Lakeview visits Schuyler with Lakeview Vikings at 10-1 and Schuyler Warriors 3-?. Scotus hosts Omaha in a defense edge game. Shamrocks struggle to score. CHS expected to win by about 19-7. Huskers face Wisconsin in final home game. USC-Oklahoma game on KPAH with Sooners favored as No 1 poised to shake poll standings.
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Columbus
Duskers
Alannrorts
Albion
Lakeview
Schuyler
Vikings
Warriors
Skaler
Scotus
Omaha Ftory
Shamrocks
Tim
Millard
Willie
CHS
Huskers
Wisconsin
Badgers
North Carolina
Nebraska
KPAH
USC
Oklahoma
Sooners
Netwaska
Tve Gota Hock
Trojans
Aaron Seeks Babe Ruth Record Hitting Mark Dim Expectation
Atlanta AP brief notes Aaron says his odds to beat Babe Ruth’s record remain slim as he trails by a margin, with three home runs this season and a tough schedule ahead. He cautions the outcome lies in the next few games and upcoming opponents.
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Atlanta
Ueiik Aaron
Babe
Aaron
Rallis
Wischaees
Myearnk
Manin
Los Angelés
Dotyers Lonighl
Houston Asis
Ln Dager Pay
Mexaco
Leaders Reported at Columbus Bowl Scores Shade
Leaders in the League of Jewels at Calimbnas Bowl include Frances Carlson with a 224 game and 347 series. Jeanne Maney posts a 902 series, Sean Timeky 1,764, while Lulith scores 1,764 in the Garnets event. In Coffee Cup rescue Peal clocks a 110 game and Alice Hott a 470 series. The Voncupa posts 559 team, Jim Revin 243, and OHS fheeasome tops Corntusker Langue with Meh Worletuala 212 and Dave Anderson 2, Dick Wellen 202, Dave Henke 219, Jack Zeller 200. Yankee Chippers post 2,456 total.
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Frances Carlson
League of Jewels
Calimbnas Bowl
Jeanne Maney
Sean Timeky
Garnets Whith i Hine
Alice Hott
Voncupa
Jim [Revin
Singleton
OHS
Corntusker
Meh Worletuala
Dave Anderson
Dick Wellen
Dave Henke
Dack Zeller
Yrankee Chippers
Tory
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Kobzy
Dave Jarecki
Seater
Lyle Ashe
Roger Goedeks
Goedeken
Vern Wittie
Thielman
Wendall Korte
Jaros
Mike Jarosz
Paul Muhle
Dougins
Ballunwre
Heston
Detroit
Oakland
Minnesot
Ibd
Philadelph
Cincinnat
BIG Jos Angeles Ag
San Lego
Brent Jackman
Steveno
Oklahoma Dhirl
Young Hurler
Hanke
Blazers
Dick H. Schatler
Columbus Bowl
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