Lincoln gymnasts win in National Junior Olympics
Lincoln's Terri Furman and Kim Grabowski, both Nebraska School of Gymnastics members, excelled at the National Junior Olympic championships. Grabowski won gold in vaulting and bronze on bars, while Furman earned silvers in vaulting and floor and a bronze in all around, amid hometown pressure and TV coverage. Pam Lee led division II with a 9.40 floor routine.
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Lincoln
Terri Furman
Kim Grabowski
Nebraska
Robin Mickle
Grabowski
Furman
Nebraska School of Gymnastics
Mickle
Northeast High School
Pam Lee
Lee
el Paso
Texas
Rain Delays Nebraska Class A Women's Softball Final
Weather at Tuxedo Park forced postponement of the final day of the Nebraska State Class A Women's Softball Tournament. Two Lincoln teams, defending champion Pabst Blue Ribbon and Lewis Service Center, remain unbeaten as the event is rescheduled to Tuesday night and Wednesday.
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Crete
Nebraska
Tuxedo Park
Lincoln
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Lewis Service Center
Rain halts Odyssey Lincoln in softbal tournament
Rain hampered the National Senior High School Girls Softball Tournament in Binghamton N Y causing a postponement. The event, now down to four teams, will resume Monday with Odyssey of Lincoln facing McPherson Kansas at 3 p m local time.
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Binghamton
N.Y
Odyssey of Lincoln
Odyssey
McPherson
Kan
Lincolnites Set Five Age-Group Records in 10 Mile Run
Five new age-group national records were set for the 10 mile run in Atwood Kansas on July 30 according to Runners World Magazine. Three records were by Lincolnites Kelly Hiatt Cindy Dixon and Doris Hitz with times 64 58 66 22 and 70 57 respectively.
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Atwood
Kan
Runners World Magazine
California jumper defies practice with 7-0 indoor high jump
The 18-year-old Bill Hice from Oakland, who never trains between meets, cleared 7-0 in a rain forced fieldhouse jump. He attributes gains to competition, admits shin splints and humid air hindered performance, and plans to start structured training in college with Merritt Junior College in Oakland awaiting him.
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Bill Hice
McDonald's
Oakland
Hice
Ed Weir Stadium
Potterville
Calif
Bay Area
Los Angeles
Judo a Dye family affair
Bill Dye runs a San Diego judo school and encouraged his six children to choose the sport. His son Kevin Smith, age 17, won the 125-139 pound senior boys division at the NU Sports Center after defeating Douglas Tono in the semifinals and Craig Agena in the finals. Smith credited his drop technique and constant hard work, while Dye mentored about 20 hours weekly with help from Suk Shin, meet official from Omaha.
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Bill Dye
Dye
San Diego
Dey
Kevin Smith
NU Sports Center
Smith
Suk Shin
Omaha
Douglas Tono
Craig Agena
Junior Olympic stars shine as Hockings returns to glory
Johnny Hockings of Memphis, last year's national meet torch-bearer, wins a boys trampoline gold amid leukemia recovery and faith. Dave Goodwin of Creighton Prep adds a second diving gold to four Junior Olympic titles, advancing toward the senior nationals. Other champions include Aaron Williams in triple jump, Jeff Ramsey in the 440, and Sandra Meyers in girls long jump as finals loom at the Sports Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Hockings
Memphis
Tenn
Hockings
Dave Goodwin
Creighton Prep
Goodwin
U.S
Woodlands
Tex
Aaron Williams
Tacoma
Wash
David Tucker
Fresno
Calif
Relays and Races Highlight Yearly Track Meet Standouts
The meet lists top finishers across events in mile walks and runs, dashes, hurdles, jumps, and throws. Notable performances include new stadium and JO records by Liz Defour in the mile walk and Region 9 400 yd relay, along with multiple regional marks and strong showings from athletes in New Orleans, Memphis, Kansas City, and other sites.
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Jeff Ellis
New Berlin
Wis
Joe Sanders
Memphis
Tenn
David McCalley
Kansas City
Danny Martinez
Neward
Cal
Greg Hack
Spokane
Walt Rainey
Corvallis
Ore
Jeff Ramsey
Olympia
Robert Robinson
Gary
Ind
Darryl Bryant
Philadelphia
Vincent Wilkens
Oakland
Wayne Miller
Mount Olive
N.C
Rodney Bullock
Durham
Manuel Miranda
Colorado Springs
Colo
Np Peterson
Phoenix
Ariz
Jeffrey Cullinane
Bedford
Mass
Jeffrey Woodland
la Jolla
Bob Sargent
Tacoma
James Girardeau
Bayton
Tex
Willie Turner
New Orleans
Manoris Marshall
Wilbert Wells
Orlando
Fla
Feliciano Talavera
Lordsburg
Phil Saint
Brewster
Lamarr Norman
Buffalo
Tommy Martin
Evansville
James Mays
Hereford
Aubrey McKitchen
Trenton
Donald Hughes
Macon
Mike England
Allison Park
Jay Franklin
LC Martin
Cedar Creek
Gerry Tyrone
Newsome
Jeff Milburn
Keith Allen
St Albans
N.Y
Jim Smith
Hoisington
Kan
Cedric Richardson
Baton Rouge
Frank Harrison
Old Bridge
Kevin Smith
Salina
Kevin Taylor
St Louis
Allen Goodson
Porterville
Scott Lofquist
Overland Park
Kaw
Richard Olsen
Bernard
Doug Wollem
Pullman
Larry Rosen
Silver Spring
Gary Williky
N.J
Joan Graves
Vernon
Billy Hice
Greg Seay
Ryan
Okla
Terri Ellis
Pateros
Matt Stinson
Gregory Thompson
West Hempstead
Jeffrey Guy
Aurora
Cole
Sherm Johnson
Fremont
Neb
Boys 15-18 weight class results list multiple lifters
The record lists competitors and placements across weight divisions from 95 to 205 pounds. Names include Kevin Ladaroot Rochelle Richard Futrall Brian Herckowiltz and more with placements ranging from first to fourth in various subgroups. Locations span IA IL TX PA NY CA and others.
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Kevin Ladaroot
Bossier
Richard Futrall
Rochelle, III
Brian Herckowiltz
Houston
Tex
Joe Fiorentino
Havertown
Jose Perez
Bronx
Scott McIntyre
San Mateo
Calif
Kevin Smith
San Diego
Craig Agena
Golden
Colo
Fred Glock
New York
Douglas Tone
Chicago
Warren Agena
Jimmy Jones
Shrevesport
Kenneth Blakey
Sommerset
Maine
Adrian Garcia
Cleveland
Steve Mietroe
Artington Hts
Ill
Guy Watanabe
Portland
Ore
Aaron McCalmont
el Cajon
Michael Pollak
Tampa
Fla
Russall Gordon
Rockville
Lance Mading
Denver
Phillip Carter
Bartlett
Tenn
David Mikirk
Fort Worth
Brian Germain
Lakeland
Danny Jones
Columbus
Jerome Foster
Bardstown
Barry Delp
Greene
Michael Mayes
Savannah
James Taylor
Denison
Local Names List Reflects Regional Residents
A mixed list of individuals with city and state designations appears, including Teresa Hendryn Orlando Florida Marianne Fulop Menomonee Falls Wisconsin Mary Lewis East Berne New York and others from Tennessee Iowa Ohio Minnesota and Texas. The fragmentary item reads like a roster or directory entry.
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Tex
Teresa Hendryn
Orlando
Fla
Marianne Fulop
Menomonee Falls
Wisc
Mary Lewis
East Berne
Jackie Rice
Waterloo
Debbie Wilkerson
Memphis
Floria Zaferelis
Salon
Mass
Leila Altstadt
Clinton
Leona Herod
Milwaukee
Susan Rasmussen
Houston
Cynthia Weaver
San Antonio
Silvia Gonzalez
Minneapolis
Minnarose
Beth Williams Trotwood
Gymnastics meet results list multiple national competitors
A long list of gymnastic event results shows athletes from cities like Charlotte Arlington Heights Lincoln New York and Denver placing in floor pommel horse rings vault parallel bars and other disciplines with scores and rankings for individuals such as Gibbs Gilbert Simon and Riegel along with many others across multiple events and all around standings.
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Mary Gibbs
Charlotte
N.C
Gregg Simon
Williamsville
Jay Gilbert
Louisville
Mark Johnson
Arlington Heights
Ill
Gibbs
Chuck Chelka
Omaha
Simon
Gilbert
Jeffery Bensom
West Chester
Chris Riegal
Reading
Joey Ray
Morton Grove
Rick Atkinson
Waterloo
Riegel
Mark Bowers
Daniel Ag Buffalo
N.Y
Ray
Bowers
Siegel
Hayden
Atkinson
Dan Stanley
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Trampoline event results from multiple cities and athletes
A compilation of trampoline scores lists competitors from Newark Belvidere Memphis Rockford and other locations with times and distances. Notable names include Kevin Ekberg J D Estes Rick Kargus Wendy Wyland Barbie Jenkins and Leena Palmer among others with scores ranging from the mid 20s to the high 60s.
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Stuart Ransom
Memphis
Ten
Kevin Ekberg
Belvidere
Ill
Rick Kargus
St. Louis
Bob Conkling
Rockford
J.D. Estes
Columbia
Rain Halts State AAA Slow Pitch Tourney Action At Elk’s Field
Sunday rain forced postponements of seven final round games in the State AAA Slow Pitch Softball Tournament at Elk’s Field. Seward topped Waverly-Stan’s 6 0 in the lone winner’s bracket game while Blue Ribbon beat Lincoln’s Clocktower Barriers 14 12 in a consolation clash. Remaining games are rescheduled for later in the week with two tentatively slated for Thursday night.
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Elk’s Field
the Elk's Diamond
Seward
Waverly-Stan's
Blue Ribbon
Lincoln
KLMS Sweeps Penn Pirates In Slow Pitch Doubleheader
KLMS dominated the Penn Pirates in a Saturday doubleheader, winning the opener 20 to 7 and taking the nightcap 15 to 14. The sweep gave KLMS a strong show of offense and clutch pitching as Penn struggled to contain the hits and runs.
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KLMS
Penn Pirates
Candy Costs and Names List Across Several States
A list of individuals with city and state locations includes Candy Costis and Tracie Russ in Seattle Washington, Ginny Lee McGilton and Robbin Waller in Tustin California, Lisa Ridder and Holly Spencer in Kansas City Missouri, Mary Foley and Lisa Susso in Hamden Connecticut, Janet Reve and Kim Watts in San Antonio Texas, Becky Roy in Walnut Creek California, Pam Rowland in San Antonio Texas, Tracie Ruis in Seattle Washington, Holly Spencer in Kansas City Missouri, Gigi Darlich in Tonawanda New York, and Ann Mahoney in Columbus Ohio, with various numerical figures attached.
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Candy Costis
Tracie Russ
Seattle
Wash
Ginny Lee McGilton
Robbin Waller
Tustin
Calif
Lisa Ridder
Holly Spencer
Kansas City
Mary Foley
Lisa Susso
Hamden
Conn
Janet Reve
Kim Watts
San Antonio
Tex
Becky Roy
Walnut Creek
Pam Rowland
Tracie Ruis
Gigi Darlich
Tonawanda
Ann Mahoney
Columbus
Ohio
Diving standings show leaders across multiple regions
The list details top divers and their scores from Omaha to Florida and beyond, naming competitors such as David Goodwin, Dan Plant, Kevin Mack, Jim Tom Moore, and many others with their respective scores like 409.55, 374.55, 365.45, and 359.40. It also includes participants from California, Virginia, Illinois, and Ohio with scores ranging from the mid 300s to the 290s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Goodwin
Omaha
Dan Plant
Scottsdale
Ariz
Kevin Mack
Huntington Beach
Cal
Jim Tom Moore
Ft. Land
Fla
George Greenleaf
McLean
Rob Bollinger
Rockford
III
Correction: Weinmaster named Kell in Huskers preview
Nebraska correction notes sophomore Kerry Weinmaster is the correct last name for the middle guard. The center spread omitted Nebraska Wesleyan’s football schedule, now provided: SEPTEMBER 10 Colorado College 2p.m. 17 Missouri Western 7:30p.m. 24 Baker University 7:30p.m. OCTOBER 1 Peru State 2p.m. 8 Midlands College 2p.m. 15 Doane College 7:30p.m. 22 Dana College 2p.m. 29 Concordia College 2 p.m. NOVEMBER 5 Hastings College 2p.m.
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Sunday Journal
Star
Nebraska
France
Kerry
Winemaster
The
Cornhuskers
Kerry Weinmaster
Nebraska Wesleyan
NWU
Colorado College
Missouri Western
Baker University
Peru State
Midlands College
Doane College
Dana College
Concordia College
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Merritt Junior College
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Lanny Wadkins
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Gene Littler
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Judy Rankin
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Amy Alcott
Jerry Pate
Sandra Palmer
den January
Jane Blalock
Tom Watson
Mary Lou Crekr
al Geiberger
Pat Bradley
Lou Graham
Jan Stephenson
Johnny Miller
Mary Mills
Joe Inman
Laura Baugh
Tom Kite
Sandra Post
Lee Trevino
Donna Capning
Bruce Lietzke
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Leonard Thomps
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Gil Morgan
Susie McAllister
George Adie
Silvia Bertolecn
Washington State
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Edinboro
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White Castle
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Port Townsend
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Raleigh
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Rahoo
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Burton
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Lynnwood
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Indianapolis
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Arcata
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JO Mark
Julie Partridge
Moscow
Helen Hearne
Niceville
Barbara Burd
Burgettstown
Patti Sobanko
Erica Dahlstrom
Tania Wells
Janet LeValey
Manhattan
Laurie Holm
Missoula
Towana Thompson
Gloster
Kelly O'Toole
Lynbrook
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Kathy Guinay
Meedham
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Topeka
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Bowie
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Pittsburgh
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Pontiac
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Janice Dale
Neney Robinson
West Falmouth
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Richmond
Dawn Woodruff
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Hackstown
Jennie Ince
Richardson
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Hawarden
Helen Ybarra
Janet Mullin
Weymouth
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Atlanta
Wendy Whitehead
Plantation
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Livonia
Linda Ludwig
Iowa City
Cydney Craig
Tulsa
Mullin
Martino
Ludwig
Whitehead
Clifton
Kim Strauss
Jami Hansley
Lisa Nevill
Portage
Mevill
Susan Mailgerder
Hempstead
Nevill
Hensley
Lisa Hyberger
Cedar Fails
Jane Mailaender
Janette Reyes
Frank Pileggi
Will Shelton Iown
Henry Williams
Salt Lake City
Steven Schmalken
Robert Young
Ted Haehi
Dennis Commons
Chattanooga
Robert Parnell
Kevin Karn
Lakewood
Wayne Townsend
Billings
Mont
Sam Geddle
Herbert Weller
Largo
Fritz Hoffman
Medina
Doug Kaban
Endicott
weVe
David Dodgen
Midwest City
David Massey
Oklahoma City
Carl Winekoff
Belleville
Greg Rolan
John LaManna
Skokis
Shea Kennedy
Waynata
Minn
Tarron Albright
Tim Olmstead
Lock Haven
Kent Davis
Wheatridge
Darrell McNair
Woodridge
Chuck Curwick
Waunakee
Jim Aragon
Pueblo
Monte Antiadel
Mike Yates
Hoffman Estates
James Romero
Cheyenne
Wyo
Tom Briggs
Eric Hahi
Rodney Fowler
James Shoemaker
Jerome Grisko
Hank Allyn
Chandler
David Trannier
Prescott
Wise
Christopher Mondragon
Curt Topping
Jim Stein
Schamberg
Tony Libertore
Craig DePretto
Todd Bowers
Lee Center
Craig Sanders
Sand Springs
Oklo
Rick Hutchings
Oswego
Kay Warnock
White Bear Lake
Bob Giovinazzi
Minolia
Gary Mayable
Cameron
Donald Hartig, Jr
Blue Springs
Gary Grundahl
Marcus Eaton
Farmersville
N_Y
Tony Moten
Rogers
Ark
David Spaid
Blunt
Brian McKinley
Ridgewood
Vernon Broadnax
Xenia
John Sherlock
Bellevue
Bob McLain
Elkhart
Michael Remmers
Firth
Rick Fellows
Steilacoom
Chris Presley
Toledo
Andre Metager
Cedar Springs
Roger Frizzell
Jim Farina
Elhurst
Kirt Lewis
Buffalo Grove
Joe Koeth
Mesa
Lupe Escamilla
Jeffrey Hammond
Schenectady
John Monclakis
Noel Carter
Wood Ridge
John McNulty
Elyria
Bayard Closser
Lebanon
Steve Reinsch
Patrick Finian
Two Rivers
Joan McHugh
Amherst
Charles Garcia
Kirk McAndrew
John Shearer
Steve Nelson
John Luna
Rudy Garcia
Great Falls
Brian Higs
Kent
Ronald Lockwood
Jay Evans
Elk Grove Village
Kirk Belville
Norfolk
Florendo
John Scaff
Commerce City
Bob Glasgow
Steven Lilovich
Jim Hall
Robert Moore
Barrington
Rod Barlywine
Little Sioux
Merle Smith
Sheridan
David Heim
Getzville
Mike Belloni
Timothy Dean
Elmira
Michael Varmette
Glen Falls
Peter Damiani
Orchard Park
Joey Rigous
Fessterville
Penn
Steve Kauffmann
Kirk Miller
Darnell Cooper
Newark
Belvadere
James McDaniel
Gary Kowalski
Cicero
Robert Lee
Ricky Vincent Matairie
John Hockings
Wilson Viar
Lorin LeBlanc
Crowley
Peter Schechtel
Evelyn Flynn
Casper
Christine Ross
Elizabeth Menile
Dixon, Ill
Tracy Kontur
Country Side
Leena Palmer
Littleton
Barbie Jenkins
Lafayette
Lon
Karen Kernan
Livingston
Cheryl Wade
Geneva
Beth Fairchild
Elizabeth Nehls
Wendy Wyland
Penfield
Lyn Adams
Teri Bloedel
Springfield
Waverly
Stan
Dennis Getzlaff
Rob Ketterer
Keith Dietze
Lee Sasse
Clocktower
Blair Pabst Blue Ribbon
Doug Shaffer
Canton
Ronny Meyer
Shawn McLane
Williamsburg
Tim Swartz
Dayton
Bob Waller
Bloomington
Billy Tats
Jean Meyer
San Marino
Diane Dudeck
Janie Serwan
Tammy Jones
Cincinnati
Lauren Averyt
Birmingham
Kelly Jones
Michele Loiseau
Robin Athey
No. Palm Beach
Nancy Brunet
Simi Valley
Julie Olson
Miami
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Lona Foss
Evanston
Lori Rigabot
Fila
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Mark Strakbein
Montrose Colo
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Solon
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