Lincoln Judds Bros Ousted In State Tournament
Omaha Roberts defeated Lincoln Judds 9-4 in a Class A state tournament elimination game Sunday night. Roberts built a late rally after a misplay by Judds, with Tim Hartigan earning the win and Dan Hertzel driving a late rally for Capital City.
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Playboy picks Huskers in Top 25 and predicts Big Eight finish
Playboy magazine predicts Nebraska at No. 16 in its fall rankings with Oklahoma and Colorado as top Big Eight contenders and Mount noting possible breakthroughs for Kentucky North Carolina NC State Iowa State Arkansas San Diego State and Colorado State. Oklahoma is forecast 10-1 with Colorado 9-2 and Nebraska 8-3. All American picks include several Big Eight players.
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Wild West Division race tightens as pennant drama returns
The AL West tightens with Kansas City beating Chicago 3-2 to trim the lead to a half game over Minnesota, while Texas wins 4-1 to close within three games of the slumping White Sox. Minnesota routs Cleveland 11-1 as Rod Carew sparks the rally with four runs.
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Sock Wins Governor's Cup After Slow Start
Larry Sock from Norfolk now based in Lincoln captured the Governor's Cup by six strokes at Holmes after a rough finish last week. He led Craig Moyer by two and Rennie Sasse by three after 18 holes, built a seven stroke lead on Sunday, and closed with steady golf to secure the title. Mike McPherson took third, with Moyer fourth and VandeHoef and Ley tied for fifth.
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Swingers finish fourth in national junior high tourney
Freeport Texas Lincoln Swingers junior high fast pitch girls go 4-2 to place fourth among 40 teams in a national tournament over the weekend. They beat Quin cy 8-0 after a 4-3 loss to Citizens State Bank of Marysville Missouri and then fell 13-4 to the St. Louis Metro champions. Last year the Swingers finished seventh.
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Rankin wins European LPGA event at Sunningdale
Judy Rankin defeated Nancy Lopez by six strokes to win the $100,000 European LPGA tournament in Sunningdale England. Bill Kratzert captured his first PGA title at the Sammy Davis Jr Greater Hartford Open after a tight finish with Curtis Strange.
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Namath shines in Rams exhibition despite Vikings loss
Namath completed 3 of 4 passes and directed two long drives in a brief third quarter appearance as the Rams lost 22-17 to Minnesota. The Vikings rallied late with a game-winning drive after a botched punt return by Rams rookie Gerald Vaught.
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