Dalton Tigers Clinch D-15 Title With 60 35 Win
Dalton defeated Lodgepole 60-35 to capture the D-15 district tournament championship at Sidney Junior High. Bill Flohr scored 25 for Dalton, with Randy Flamig in double figures. Lodgepole was held under 10 points per player until the fourth quarter. Dalton advances to regional playoffs against Lyman, 59-47 winner over Potter.
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Dalton Tiger
Lodgepole Panthers
Sidney Junior High
Dalton
Lyman
Potter
Scottsbluff
Bridgeport High School
Tigers
Bill Flohr
Randy Flamig
Panthers
Lodgepole
Kevin Sick
Tiger
Flohr
Nets
Lyman tops Potter in district final to reach 11-3 season
Keith Strecker leads Lyman with 16 points in a 59-47 win over Potter Coyotes after a slow semifinal. Lyman, guided by coach Roger Shield, overcomes Harrisburg setback as Derr and Easton boost second quarter and Derr adds 19 rebounds. Potter’s Wieser scores 18, Mass 15, as Coyotes end season 11-3.
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Scottsbluff
Ken Thompson
Lyman
Wildcat
Roger Shield
Keith Strecker
Wildcats
Strecker
Potter Coyotes
Coyotes
Keith
Harrisburg
Shield
Bill Derr
Scott Easton Derr
Easton
Harold Molina
Keven Derr
Potter
Larry Wieser
Craig Mass
Derr
K Derr
Libsack
Molina
R Derr
Dalton and Lyman Duel in Class D Regional Showdown
In Bridgeport on Tuesday, Dalton 18-0 faces Lyman 16-3 in a regional playoff for a state berth. Four meetings this year have been for a title, with Dalton winning three. Coaches discuss pressure, boards, and adjustments as Tipoff set for 8 p.m.
Turkey permits remain in four of five units in Nebraska
The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission in Lincoln reports 714 permits left in Round Top, 235 in Niobrara, 57 in Southwest, and 70 in Wildcat for spring shotgun turkey. The 1977 season runs April 16 to May 8, with archery from April 1 to May 8. Contact permit vendors or the district office for applications.
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Nebraska Game and Parks Commission
Lincoln
Nebraska
Bob Grier
Alliance
Round Top
Niobrara
Southwest
Wildcat
Big Eight indoor track records highlight Kansas title
Kansas won the 49th conference indoor track championships with 76 points to lead Oklahoma 61 and Nebraska 43. Four Big Eight records were set as Missouri finished fourth with 27, followed by Kansas State 24, Colorado 10, Iowa State 8 and Oklahoma State 7. In Los Angeles, Walter Alston stepped down as Dodgers manager after 1953 and Tom Lasorda, 49, took over, vowing the team could beat Cincinnati barring injuries.
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UPI
Kansas
Jayhawkers
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas State
Colorado
Iowa State
Oklahoma State
Walter Alston
Dodgers
Charlie Dressen
Tom Lasorda
Hayes fuels Bullets past Braves with 40 points
Elvin Hayes led the Washington Bullets to a 117-105 win over the Buffalo Braves with 40 points and 14 rebounds. Phil Chenier added 27 and Mitch Kupchak 18 as Washington, Central Division leaders, overcame a 17 point first half deficit. Adrian Dantley scored 33 for Buffalo. Other NBA scores included Denver over Boston and Philadelphia over Seattle.
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UPI
Elvin Hayes
Washington Bullets
National Basketball Association
Hayes
Buffalo Braves
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Phil Chenier
Mitch Kupchak
Bullets
Tom Henderson
Adrian Dantley
Randy Smith
Braves
Denver Nuggets
Boston Celtics
Philadelphia 7Éers
Seattle SuperSonics
San Antonio Spurs
New Orleans Jazz
Golden State Warriors
New York Nets
Los Angeles Lakers
Houston Rockets
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D McCabe
Vick
Peters
Sanders
Rusty Flamig
Lojek
Oliverius
Wiest
Sick
Christensen
Thompson
Kripat
Mitchell
Telegraph
Sidney
Potter- Schuessler
Reed
Wieser
Monheiser
Schnell
Maas
Score Lyman Potter
O By
Dave Salvi
Greg Thompson
Bridgeport
Minuteman Activities
Tom
Coviello
Scot Easton
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Insurance
Farm Bureau Life Insurance Company
West Des Moines
Iowa
Duane
Laner
Karl E. Madden
Eastside
Sidney, Nebraska
Eddie Sawyer
Los Angeles
Vero Beach
Fla
Lasorda
Cincinnati
S.A. Foster Lumber Company
Burlington
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