Lincoln Fans Proclaim Nebraska Football No. 1
In Lincoln Nebraska fans declare the Cornhuskers the top college football program. The piece profiles athletic director Bob Devaney his 127 28 and 6 record over 15 years and the citys football obsessed culture and economy reflected in red symbols and fan fervor.
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Nebraska
Perpetual Motion
Lincoln
Bob Devaney
Devaney
Don Bryant
Cornhuskers
Fat Fox
Space program benefits outdoorsmen say experts
NASA officials credit the space program with improving fishing and hunting in the south by enabling broad land use surveys, better maps, and hydrographic charts. Remote sensing can detect water pollutants, track their spread, and help hydrologists manage dwindling water resources and plan new dams and flood protections.
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NASA
Space Program
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Galveston Bay
Baseball scores and schedule from a wide day of games
A day of MLB results lists New York beating Detroit 5-1 in game one and 4-2 in game two, Milwaukee beating Boston 11-3, and several night games including Oakland at Texas and Chicago at California. Standings show Kealy for Chicago and Messersmith for California, with Holtzman and Hand among pitchers. Evening matchups include Kansas City at Minnesota and Detroit at Cleveland, plus New York at Milwaukee and Boston at Baltimore. Today's probable pitchers feature Billingham at Houston, Norman at Atlanta, Ellis at Montreal, Carlton at New York, Osteen at San Francisco, and Gibson at Chicago.
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Cincin
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Houston
Wilson
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Atlanta
Reed
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Ellis
Montreal
McAnally
Philadelphia
Carlton
Matlock
Los Angeles
Osteen
San Fran
McDowell
St. Louis
Gibson
Pizarro
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Long Sunday Reads From Cuero Sports and Hometown Notes
A rambling Sunday recap covers yard work misadventures near Cuero and Austwell, a red hot high school and junior high golf scene with Papacek and Havemann, plus local fast pitch results, shooting team accolades, turkey hunting news, and community acknowledgments. The tone mirrors a busy local sports column with names like Vic Dienius Eddie Saenz and Elvin Mathis appearing amid minor misadventures and community updates.
Aloe Speedway crowns first triple winner in season
Jack Spencer of Corpus Christi won Aloe Speedway season debut’s triple crown with first in the Consolation Australian and Feature races. The Demolition Derby saw Co. R. Wright win $100, upsetting Richard Wright.
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Jack Spencer
Corpus Christi
Aloe Speedway
Marvin Lassman
Paul Tagliabue, Jr
Cuero
Ernie Spence
Co. R. Wright
Richard Wright
Ernest Spence
Johnny Ruiz
Bob Smart
Jimmy Heinman
Tony Borowicz
Tony Pali
Matt Murphy
Weber Wins at Lockhart To Claim Second First-Place Medal
Weber shot 81 to win another first place medal this season while Glenn Schuitz also posted 81 and fell in a sudden death playoff on the second hole. Jeff Steen and Randy Katzmark joined Weber as Cuero teammates. Steen 99 Katzmark 10 contributed to a team total of 561. Lockhart finished second as Bastrop earned consolation honors. Cuero's coach Lanny Havemann led five meets with team honors in all.
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Cuero
Latin Havemann
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Weber
Lockhart
Glenn Schuitz
Teammmate Weber
Schuitz
Jeff Steen
Randy Katzmark
Steen
Katzmark
Toms Extinguish Aces In 17 Hit Slugfest
Ed Srenz hit a homer and Joe Fonseca earned his first win of the season as the Cuero Toms defeated the Austwell Aces 15 7 at Cuero Park Stadium. Fonseca improved to 1 0 with ten strikeouts and six hits allowed in six innings.
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Austwell
Ed Saenz
Ed Srenz
Joe Fonseca
Cuero Toms
Austwell Aces
Cuero Park Stadium
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Aces
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Saenz
Elvin Mathis
Robert Saenz
Texas Water Safari Grows Entry List for 419 Mile Race
The Texas Water Safari entry list swells to 13 as the race begins June 10 in San Marcos. Race Chair Lawrence Hagan notes a record field possible with the $4,700 prize purse, the richest in canoe racing, and the event's 10th anniversary drawing many veterans back to the course.
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Lawrence Hagan
Ray Shade of Childress
Shade
Walter Johnson
Lubbock
Texas
Paul Carr
Houston
Sonny Callaway
Bill Rader
Carr
Commodore
Tom Goynes
Pat Oxsheer
Cuero
Victoria
Mike Wooley
Gary Knight
Luc Robillar
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