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Jiidy’s Dandies to Sing HereThe Osmond Brothers, shown here with Andy Williams on whose television show they boomed to national prominence as a singing group, will bring their talents to the Greater Nebraska Home, Sports and Travel Show this week. The singing brothers are (from left) Alan, 13: Wayne, 11; Merrill, 9;and Jay, 7. The show will be at Pershing Auditorium April 2-5.Young Quartet Now TV StarsCampfire Sing Started OsmondsAn impromptu singfest around a campfire in Yellowstone Park started theOsmond Brothers on their way to a career In music and a national television contract.The four young singers, male counterparts of the singing Lcnnon Sisters, are the stars of the Greater Nebraska Home, Sports and Travel Show at Pcrsli-what'snewfromEVINRUDEoNew Starflite90-SIng Auditorium this week.Six other acts are on the Home Show entertainment bill, a family fun program which includes water acts in a tank. Shows are at 9:30 p.m. Thursday through Sunday, and at 3:30 p.m. Friday, Saturday and Sunday.The Osmond Brothers will sing Thursday nigiit, Friday afternoon and Friday night The home show runs from Thursday through Sunday.The Osmond quartet Is made up of Alan, 13: Wayne, 11; Merrill, 9; and Jay, 7. They started harmonizing on a camping trip in Yellowstone with their father, and not long after made their first public appearance at a churcn sirring old standard rymm Jay was yurt ^ tv:.Matson closes by playing two trumpets at once.A 30 by 60-foot tank, four feet deep, is the stage of four water variety nets.Orwin Harvey, a comedy dhcr, will perform. So w'll Willy Meeker's dogs, w a1I-trained German shorthnlrcd pointers who point and retrieve. The dogs are trained by Lt Cm**-. Willy Necker, who headed the war dog unit of the U.S. Coast Guard during World IVar II.Lincolnltes will get their first real-live look at t h e north woods sport of log rolling. Fisher and Teske, world champion log rollers, will ride a floating log and try to spin each other off.Fisher and Teske also put' on a canoe tilting exlil-bition. This requires t w 0 men to a team, one to paddle the canoe and the other to stand on the gumvale near the bow with along pole, padded at one end. The trick is to jab and push with the pole, tilting the foe into the water.Youngsters and adults should enjoy Roland Tie* bor’s performing sea lions. The Roland Tiebors, senior and junior, represent the second and third generation of seal trainers in the Tie-bor family. They h a v e trained seals for the Ring-ling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus. Polack Circus and Shrino Circuses.Wayne State DominatesI• . * »** ef t.•its t« mit'h lb* m^t ifflriett at boar 4 b »frr builttee thrtn of! at th+5PORTS SHOWo/*o (Injihntrd atThe boy 1 h* radii* broadcast fraio Chitfcsu t»f the world barter mici* in:Uriel bix)£icnaiupititthiupt and decided tha: tM* vat for them. In 1W2 Zh»y lux teUrviiton so* the Ajxi}Uami thow. and wrued a fne-yesr coo tract vjuj Yt'ft* Ira ml.XAL4 Wrestling SquadRANDOLPHMOTORSJerry Mjrd 5 Siorrr.'jn!-cat: a harmor.ica trio v.:,kh «urdo:r. v.;v, :• « i;record of ' }**-$ My Iteart a ?, million d i * e v*lb*r, will play all fourdays.Another Is master of cere-monies Johnny Matson, a tricky musical comedian whose bantering monologue prefaces a musical selection played on the accordion, trumpet and two cigars.Nevraika colleges v-er.ln have been named '\A1A District XI all SU- tem tor the YJfA season.•V*yiie. which placed four v'- v-e ehte squad f was the y'Jy schryj] to have more than •s.sz representative.T;*e 11 men were selected by t!'*• District wrestling com* tee cornjiovd of K. IJ Hauver, Kearney State, Chairman; Max Kilzelman, Mid*land, and Harry Sirnonton, Chadion State.Selection by the committee was done pnor to tho national NAIA meet and does noti lake Into account any record ! at the meet held at Mack Hills Teachers College last week.Chosen as the outstanding wrestlers in Nebraska were:]13 Pound* i TA Ult*n# Oxtonrtl* *nlur123 fNAiaita; Ori Wb*. Omaha Cot-V«*nrity bwhmin IV piundti |U4 William*. Midland •rnl/*rI i7 Mon T«*•« Wam* Mat*fr***l»man117 l«mwl* lUrh finn Wan* Mate finhmun and Bun Mlllrr, l*ran* li^ah-t*M ni\1 (KHimli: Tid fcrl**tn*. Ctvalt;trlt;m Mai* juniorl*.7 pound* Clllf Stahan. liana Junior 177 pound* i UrrT Unnhiitlt, W»*n« fil^ln •iph'tmnrt,J*1 pound*: IK* Knia*. Warn flute |uWi*r.lifj^fifMi Don flathar. K««moMat* ■rnifr.
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Sunday Journal and Star
Lincoln, Nebraska, US
Sun, Mar 29, 1964
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