Nebraska gymnasts claim Big Eight title in near top three hope
Nebraska stunned Iowa State to win the Big Eight gymnastics crown with 419.00 points, snapping Iowa State’s seven year title drought. Coach Francis Allen cites a possible top three at NCAA championships in Philadelphia April 1-3, with Larry Gerard the lone Nebraska individual winner on high bar and all around. Greg Buwick and Don Young defended titles for Oklahoma and Iowa State respectively.
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Red Raider trackmen seek steady progress over season
Sidney High track coach Dick Osterday aims for steady progress as the Raiders open the season with an experimental meet at Sterling and a full slate of events including the Scottsbluff Relays. Key returnees Jeff Stasch Larry DePoorter Doug Brauer Rob Hazlitt and Scott Hein lead a young squad galvanizing field events and mid distance events for a competitive spring season.
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Five returners boost Sidney girls track in first year
Sidney High welcomes five returning lettermen under new head coach Dan Garrett. Kelley Krueger, Theresa Sullivan, Pam Selzer, Carolyn Bensek and Dewann Dinkel lead a youthful squad with 26 freshmen and 15 sophomores. Records include Selzer in 100-yard dash and Dinkel in 20 yard dash, while Sullivan posted the best 880 time from last season. Garrett emphasizes fun over scoring as the team opens tomorrow against Kimball with 47 girls out and Barb Spaeth providing leadership.
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Womens Volleyball Final Night in Sidney Tournament
Five teams compete in a double elimination event led by undefeated Happy Hitters and Rebels. Last week Sluggers beat Panhandlers while Dalton Chicks, Hustlers, and Sluggers each carry one loss. Ann Rushman and Mary Osborne led Dalton Chicks and Sluggers with high scoring, while Mary Martin and Susan Young contributed service points for their teams.
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Toronto wooed by both leagues
New York AP reports Toronto attracted both major leagues after losing Giants to San Francisco. AL votes 11 1 to expand in 1977 while NL says it would consider expansion, with Montreal Expos as a potential rival. Godfrey quotes emphasize speed and balance between leagues.
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