Salt Valley Bassmasters win state title at Red Willow
Lincoln Salt Valley Bassmasters topped nine other clubs at Red Willow Reservoir near McCook to win the Nebraska State Bass Federation tournament led by Dennis Holliday 15 pounds 4 ounces. Top six individuals qualified for the national event. tagging studies by Nebraska Game and Parks and Minnesota efforts noted.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Salt Valley
Red Willow Reservoir
McCook
Dennis Holliday
Bob Thomson
Ron Neumeyer
Bill Link
Dwight Krewdson
Blue Valley
Seward
Husker Bass Club
Omaha
Ft. Kearney
Omaha Bass Club
North Platte
Douglas County
Minden
Ak-Sar- Ben
Platte Valley Bass Club of
Columbus
Holliday
Bill Flanary
Bill Chase
Thompson
Jim Hanlon
Bob Vrbsky
Vrbsky
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission
Minnesota
Alexandria
Viking Sportsmen's Club
Viking Club
Department of Natural Resources
Wentz earns two wins in Elk's Field action
Wentz Plumbing and Heating moved from the cellar with a 6 5 win over Hyland in game one. In game two Guy Evasco homered as Wentz toppled East Division co leader Sam's 12 7. Sam's later defeated Barry's 9 3 to finish the night.
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Wentz
Hyland
State Track Meet Facts and Figures
A detailed schedule lists events by class and event order with times from 2 p.m. to 7:50 p.m. including long jump shot put high jump discus and pole vault and hurdle and relay prelims and finals. It also covers Saturday finals starting at 9 a.m. with events across high jump discus triple jump pole vault long jump and relays and includes team standings across Class A and Class B with point totals for Bellevue Grand Island Omaha and others.
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Paul Schultz
O. Burke
Randy Brooks
Creighton Prep
Brooks
Prep
O. Tech
Larry Meyer
Fremont
Craig Bence
Lincoln Northeast
Larry Flock
McCook
Randy Raymond
Rod Carlson
Beatrice
Erik Korshoj
Mike Cielocha
Columbus
Scott Brummer
Wilcox
Cambridge
Tony Little
Mullen
Dave Wieckhorst
Potter
Alan Quinn
Axtell
Track practice meet to be held at Nebraska track
The Lincoln Track Club will host a practice meet at 6 p.m. Wednesday at the Nebraska track featuring discus, triple jump, 100 yard dash, hurdles, 440 and a three mile run. There is no entry fee. Tom Bassett of Lincoln coordinates the events.
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Lincoln Track Club
Nebraska
Tom Bassett
Lincoln
Lincoln Ymca
Harold Shaw
City
YMCA
Bancroft Defeats Wayne to Meet Omaha Ryan for Berth
Bancroft defeated Wayne 5-3 on Monday night to earn a state Class B baseball tournament berth. The win sets up a Tuesday showdown in Ralston at 6 p.m. against Omaha Ryan for the right to advance.
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Wayne
Bancroft
Omaha
Ryan
Ralston
Flynn Buick and Misty Lounge tie for first after wins
Flynn Buick 4 Valentino's 2 and Misty Lounge 10 Dean Bros 5 move Flynn Buick and Misty Lounge to 4-0 atop the standings. Rick Waldrop homered twice and drove in four for Misty Lounge as they broke a 5-5 tie with three fourth inning runs. Paul Ude earned his third win for Misty.
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Marv Razor
Dick Flynn Buick
Valentino
Ballard Field
Flynn
Misty Lounge
Dean Brothers
Val’s
Rick Waldrop
Misty
Paul Ude
Flynn Buick
Misty’s
Dean Bros
Bill Crumb
Jim Biggs
Rich Furasek
Denny Flachman
Harold Kelley
Ude
LP — Crumb
Four ex ABA teams face costly survival in NBA
New York AP Four former ABA clubs the Denver Nuggets Indiana Pacers New York Nets and San Antonio Spurs seek relief from the NBA as they wrestle with high entrance and merger costs plus lost TV revenues and indemnities. A June 1 payment is due with a 30 day grace period.
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NEW York
American Basketball Association
National Basketball Association
Larry O’brien
Denver Nuggets
Indiana Pacers
New York Nets
San Antonio Spurs
NBA
ABA
Kentucky
St. Louis
CBS
Nets
New York Knicks
Denver
Indiana
Julius Erving
San Antonio
Lincoln dogs win honors at two Midwest shows
Holly Lanes Wild Flower a boxer owned by Doris Stanley of Lincoln won best of opposite in Lawrence Kansas. Windregens Sangria an Irish Setter owned by Jerry and Helen Vance of Lincoln was named winner's dog and best of breed in Topeka and first in group one defeating 180 dogs for a four point major. Ali outpointed Evangelista to retain his world heavyweight title and Duran outpointed Muniz to retain the junior lightweight crown in the same AP report.
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Holly Lanes
Wild Flower
Lincoln
Doris Stanley
Lawrence
Kan
Windregens Sangria
Jerry and
Helen Vance
Topeka
Windfegens Sangria
Associated Press
Landover
Muhammad Ali
Chicago
Alfredo Evangelista
Spain
Lincoln team dominates Midwest AAU meet
South Lincoln Track Club captured the team title with 618 points as Bassett Tim McCoy won three bantam events and Tony Noble took two in the midget division. Noble joined McCoy on the winning 440 relay with other double golds led by Jenna Rust John Hansen Mavis Fletcher Jim Keith Scott Hoyt Rick McLain and John White. Jon Kelley posted 11.8 in the midget boys 100 as SLTC led a strong field including Elkhorn Hastings Cornhusker Sandhills Omaha.
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Bassett
Tim McCoy
Tony Noble
South Lincoln
Hastings
McCoy
Noble
Jenna Rust
John Hansen
Mavis Fletcher
Jim Keith
Scott Hoyt
Rick McLain
John White
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Lake Winnebago
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Wis
Pioneer Road
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Hyland Wentz
Aern
Eee
Eveese
Sam
Evoory
Barry
Gamo
Ken Wetovick
Fullerton
al Hunt
Bruce Stahr
Centennial
Tom Strain
Meridian
Blair
Lexington
Pierce
Crete
Cozad
Arlington
Columbus Scotus
Logan View
Kimball
Nebraska City
Plattsmouth
Gothenburg
O'Neill
Ogallala
Broken Bow
Elkhorn
Aurora
Hebron
Tekamah-Herman
Tri County
Wood River
David City
Alma
West Holt
Bayard
Adams Central
Grant
Battle Creek
Emerson-Hubbard
Oakland- Craig
Ravenna
Ansley
Hemingford
Humboldt
Pender
Harry Kasischke
Gary Thomas
Ron Martin
Herb Schrader
Marvy Razor
WP Kasischke
Martin
Muffler
INE
King Edward Invincible
Holdrege
O’brien
Board of Governors
San Diego
O'Brien
SLTC
Jon Kelley
Cornhusker
Sandhills
Lincoln Construction
Amoco
Standard
Midwest
Standard Oii Division
Amoco Oil Company
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