Kearney State names 18 letters for volleyball and basketball
Kearney State coaches recommended 18 women receive varsity letters for volleyball and basketball. Kathy Welter, a Kearney sophomore, earned a double letter. Volleyball honorees include Bartels, Gerdes, Welter, Thorpe, Balcom, Remingtons, Orvis, Luenenborg, Murman. Basketball honorees include Jirsad, Hall, Christensen, Schuster, Senff, Warrick, Torson, Buettner.
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Julie Hall
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Carol Schuster
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Patty Buettner
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Nicklaus clinches Masters with birdie to win title
At Augusta Nicklaus faced a 40 foot sidehill putt on the 16th hole as Tom Weiskopf moved into the lead with a birdie at 15. Weiskopf’s 12 footer for birdie had just placed him ahead with three holes remaining, heightening the tension before Nicklaus finished strong.
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Archibald Leads Kings Past Bulls 102 95
Nate Archibald dazzled Chicago with drives and passes as the Kansas City-Omaha Kings defeated the Bulls 102-95 in a Western Conference semifinal, tying the series at 1-1. Archibald and Jimmy Walker sparked a third-quarter burst to build a 16 point edge.
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Huskers Ride 5 1 Start Into Colorado Series
Nebraska the Big Eight baseball race leader with a 5 1 mark heads to Colorado for a Friday and Saturday three game set Buffs seek to challenge as Oklahoma looms at home against Oklahoma State while Iowa State visits Kansas State and Kansas travels to Missouri. Nebraska dropped a 9 6 loss to Missouri but won two of three last weekend. Oklahoma split at Iowa State and Oklahoma State swept Kansas State. Kansas edged Colorado 3 2 in the final game.
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Sidney boxers sweep six bouts five trophies at smoker
Sidney boxers won five trophies after six bouts at the final smoker of the year in Rushville. Results include Ray Dean Aguiniga defeating Vaughn Toos, Ernie Wilson over Eli Saucheo, Bobby Aufdengarden beating Marty Hamm, Chris Herrera over Junior Saucebo, and Mark Wilson defeating Teddy Crow with Mike Hamm prevailing over Dennis Ross.
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Nebraska Game and Parks to set 1975 big game rules
The Game and Parks Commission will hold hearings in Lincoln on Friday April 25 to decide deer and antelope regulations for 1975. Topics include permit numbers for units, shooting hours, season lengths, and deer permits by sex. Archery rules for deer and antelope also will be set along with cotton tail and squirrel seasons. Opening dates are fixed with archery antelope August 20 and archery deer September 20. firearm antelope September 27. firearm deer November 8. May 10–26 is the application window for firearm deer permits for those without a prior year license, and May 10–26 for firearm antelope permits for those without one in the last two years.
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First interdivisional NL play scheduled for May 9 1975
The National League begins interdivisional games four and a half weeks into the season with Western teams visiting the East the weekend of May 9 1975. The return weekend comes May 16 when the four Eastern Division clubs visit the West.
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