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2D May 11, 19C9 Lincoln Sunday Journal and Star Scoltsbluffs Kellogg Sails Discus Record 188-3 Knights Win Juco I Win Islanders Big 10 Track Title May Be Wrong uiiiiiiiiititiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiitiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiimniiiiiiHiiiiiis By Don Fonythe 111HjiiLj.u1 v. tured the low sticks in :19.9, the fourth best time in the state this spring. Grand Island was hampered in its title defense when sprinter Larry Tierney pulled up lame during the morning preliminaries and was scratched from afternoon action. Loewenstein, after his win in the highs and a runnerup finish to Butts in the lows, was challenging for the lead on the anchor leg of the 830-yard relay when he suffered a muscle cramp. Only two records fell.

In addition to Kellogg's discus throw North Platte's Bill Team Scoring Grand Island Hastings 57, Scorts-blutf 54', North Plattt 31, Kearney 22Vi, Norfolk 14, Fremont 12, McCook 7, Columbus 5, Alliance 3Vi. By VIRGIL PARKER IYep Sports Writer Kearney Scottsbluff's Gary Kellogg unleashed the longest discus throw in Nebraska high school history, but Grand Island, despite being plagued by injuries throughout the season, successfully defended its Big Ten track title here Saturday. Kellogg sailed the platter 188-3 on his final toss, nearly 13 feet further than the old league mark and almost The Big Ten Conference may be ready to do something to ease the cost squeeze on its athletic programs. Up for consideration when the Big Ten holds its spring -meetings at Purdue this week is an item which would' change a long-time stand against permitting pro teams to use collegiate facilities. Big Ten commissioner Bill Reed predicts that the vote will be close.

Six votes are needed to change the present rules. the greatest pinch are Minnesota and Northwestern, who battle pro football, basketball, baseball and hockey teams for the sports dollar. Conceivably, they could benefit from stadium and ticket sharing plans with the pro clubs they're now fighting. Special Events Sought The most likely development, if the proposed legislation passes, would be for special events held on college campuses. For instance, the Chicago Bears might see fit to play an exhibition in Champaign or the Cleveland Browns might be persuaded to play an exhibition in Columbus.

The Illinois stadium seats 71,119 and the Ohio State stadium 81,000. John Erickson, former Wisconsin basketball coach who's now the general manager of the Milwaukee Bucks, has reportedly contacted new Badger athletic director Elroy Hirsch about the possibility of holding 1970 NBA playoff games In the fieldhouse at Madison. Laucr improved on his season's best with a 13-7V4 pole vault for a new mark. The top timing of the day came- in the 220 when Hastings Tim Lebsacn churned the furlong in :22.0, the fastest clocking in the state this year, but tne breeze was too brisk and the record not allowed. Hastings' fine showing in the sprints, with defending champion Tierney absent, gave the Tigers second place ahead of Scottsbluff.

The Bearcats, with 11 past titles, still hold an edge over Grand Island, which captured its sixth championship. In The Field Shot put 1. Mike Rol, Hastings; 2. Klopper, Hastings; 3. Kellogg, Scottsbluff; 4.

Nuss, Scottsbluff; Llnke, Grand Island. 54-lOVi. Long lump 1. Ed Clark, Scottsbluff; 7. Bauer, Scottsbluff; 3.

Paez, Kearney; 4. Sargent, Hastings; 5. Jezek, Hastings. 22-0. High jump 1.

Tim Flesner, Kearney; 7. Murray, Grand Island; 3. Wilder, Hastings; 4. Wlgert, Alliance; S. (tie) Lyster, Alliance and Rasmussen, Grand Island.

6-0. Discus 1. Gary Kellogg, Scottsbluff; 3. Klopper, Hastings; 3. Ron Lowensteln, Grand Island; 4.

Rol, Hastings; S. Weber, Fremont. 188-3 (New meet record, old record H5-10 by Jim Beltzer, Grand Island, 1963). Pole vault 1. Bill Lauer, North Platte; Dethloff, Grand Island; 3.

(tie) Conner, Scottsbluff, and Martin, Kearney; 5 Deveny, Hastings. 13-7'A (New meet record, old record 13-5Vi by Regan Asher, Scottsbluff, 1967). On The Track 440-yard dash 1. Tim Lebsack, Hastings; 2. Fleming, Grand Island; 3 Peton, Kearney; 4.

Roush, Grand Island; 5. Ortegren, North Platte. :51.2. Two-mile run 1. Steve Welsh, North Platte; 2.

Frlcke, Hastings; 3. Yost, Grand Island; 4. Phanel, Norfolk; S. Nunes, Alliance. 9:58.3.

120-yard high hurdles 1. Rich Loewenstein, Grand Island; 2. Butts, Grand Island; 3. Uland, Hastings; 4. Tobiasson, North Platte; 5.

Behn, Kear. ney. Mile run 1. John Perer, Scottsbluff; 2 Hall, Grand Island; 3. Speck, North Plat-te; 4.

Becker, Columbus; S. Goble. Hastings. 4:28.6. 100-yard dash l.

Dan Van Buskirk, Hastings; 2. Anderson, Scottsbluff; 3. Hyde, Norfolk; 4. Divan, Kearney; 5. Zwlebel, Grand Island.

:10.1 Ties meet record by Dick Goo Columbus, 1960, and Tom Mlllsap, Grand Island, 1963). MO-yard run l. Jeff Wlsemlller, Fre-mont; 2. Enck, Grand Island; 3. Harkness, North Platte; 4.

Gwin, Scottsbluff; 5. Roland, Scottsbluff. 1:58.2. 180-yard low hurdles 1. Randy Butts, Grand Island; 2.

Rich Loewenstein, Grand Jsland; 3. Engleman, Scottsbluff; 4. Trofholtz, Columbus; 5. Behn, Kearney. 220-yard dash 1.

Tim Lebsack, Hastinqs; 2. Van Buskirk, Hastlnqs; 3. Hyde, Norfolk; 4. Anderson, Scottsbluff; 5. McWilliams, Grand Island.

:22.0 Betters meet record but disallowed because of excessive wind.) Two-mile relay l. Scottsbluff (Rose, Wiemer, Grubbs, Laucomer); 2. McCook; 3. Grand Island; 4. Kearney; 5.

North Platte. 8:26.0. Sorint Medley Relay 1. North Platte (Jeffers, Mick, Cook, Houser); 2. Norfolk; 3.

McCook; 4. Grand Island; 5. Fremont, 180-yard relay 1. Scottsbluff (Mowry, Bauer, Engleman, Anderson); 2. Hastings; 3.

Grand Island; 4. Norfolk; 5. Columbus 1:31.9. Milt relay 1. Grand Island (Wenger, Enck, Roush, Fleming); 2.

Fremont; 3. North Platte; 4. Kearney; 5. Scottsbluff. The Bucks aren't in a playoff yet, but with Lew Alcindor rnmin? thev're thirfkine in those terms.

The Milwaukee Arena has already booked sports projected playoff dates. Jenke Must Make Choice Wrapping up with a couple of noteworthy items: Noel Jenke, the Minnesota linebacker who had a great day against Nebraska last fall, is a man with a problem. He can't decide which route to follow in professional sports. talent scouts like him in football, hockey and baseball. At last count he was hitting .375 with seven home runs for the Gophers.

"It won't be the money offer," says choice. "I'll decide on the sport I feel chance to make it and make it the i am. .11 III 1 111 11 f. -v I ,1" i I l.iil...JlV-. 1 in, -MiA-i Next year's NCAA track finals are scheduled for Houston, but a back-up location is being considered because things apparently aren't shaping up well at the Texas site.

Drake athletic director Bob Karnes says he's received art inquiry from the NCAA as to whether his school would be interested in staging the 1970 meet. Midwestern track fans are hopeful that this becomes more than just an inquiry. A Feature to Blundy INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS White Rushing Att. Yards Patrick 9 -29 Brownson 6 -12 Vactor 10 25 Green 11 33 Frost 1 -3 Bomberger 6 36 Chandler 5 Yannon I 10 Passing Yards Patrick 9-3-0 61 Brownson 6-0-0 0 Receiving No. Yds.

McFarland 1 5 Ingles 1 6 Frost 1 50 Punting No. Avg. Bomberger 9 32.2 Returns Punt No. Yds. Ingles 2 Mabtn 1 21 Klckoff Vactor 1 4 Bomberger 1 13 Interception Decker 1 30 Red Rushing Att.

Yards Tagge 16 44 Osberg 3 -17 Smith 15 34 Terrio 4 34 Carstens 9 39 Kinney 2 0 Hughes 11 22 Montgomery 1 2 Pogge 1 3 Passing Yards Tagge 13-5-1 67 Osberg 3-0-0 0 Receiving No. Yds. Harvey 3 22 List 2 44 Punting No. Avg. Hughes 5 31.4 Returns Punt No.

Yds. Anderson 1 0 Stephenson 4 43 Hollstein 1 7 Kickoff Smith 2 39 Montgomery 1 20 Colclough Quits Boston Pass receiver Jimmy Colclough, 33, a member of the Boston Patriots since the founding of the American Football League announced his retirement Saturday. Fl aS Track Team Scoring North Plattt 104, Fairbury 90, McCook 41, Northeastern 14, Nebraska Western 8, York 6. North Platte North Platte outdis tanced Fairbury, 106-90, in the Nebraska Junior College Conference track meet held here Saturday afternoon. The defending champion Knights were paced by Gary Williams who won the 880, mile, and two-mile ruas.

North Platte also got a record javelin toss from Bill Who hurled the spear 195-6 and Roy Hunter who set a new record in the triple jump with a leap of 44-10. Fairbury, lacking the overall team depth that North Platte had, got strong individual efforts from Rich Zenger, Galen Hurst, and Scott Shelburne. Zenger, the meet's only other triple winner, captured the 100-yard dash in a record time of :09.8, the long jump with a record leap of 23-, and the 220-yard dash. Hurst captured the intermediate and low hurdle events while Shelburne won the discus and shot put. In the latter event Fairbury took the first four daces.

On The Track 440-yird relay -1. North Blattt (Jones. Schrelner, Weaver, Jackson); 2. Fairbury; 3. McCook; 4.

Northeastern. 'Milt run 1. Gary Williams, NP; i. Evans, NP; J. Youno, 4, Kendall, NP; 5.

Hauxweil, M. 4:31.7. 100-yard dash 1. Rich Zenier, I. Schrelner, NP; 3.

Weaver, NP; 4. Jackson, NP; 5. Hayes, F. (New record.) 44-yard dash 1. Don Lake, NE; Jones, NP; 3.

Lless, 4. Lau, $. Buntgen, M. :50.6. 110-yard high hurdle.

Galen Wst, 2. Enqleman. NW; 3. Gill, 4. Pile, NP; 5.

Homolka, F. :15.f. IM-yard run 1. Gary Williams, NP; I. Jtatllff, Yi 3.

Madron, 4. Post, J. Stewart, NP.T 2:00.4 IM-yard dash 1. Rich Ztnoer, i. Lake, NE; 3.

Hall, 4. Larsen, Mi S. Weaver, NP. TJ22.I. 440-yard Intermediate hurdle i.

Galen Hurst; 2. Engleman, NW; 3. Denn, 4. Pile, NP; Gerdas, M. (New record).

Two-mil run 1. Gary Williams, NPj I. Evans, NP; 3. Young, Ft 4. Kendall, NP; 5.

Hauxwall, M. 10:10.2. Mile relay 1. McCook (Post Buntgen, Larson, Lless); 2. Fairbury; 3.

North) Platte; 4. York; NorthajwnT 3:34.2. In The Field Long lump 1. Rich Zenger, i. Hunter, NP; 3.

Weaver. NP; 4. Hawley, S. Hall, F. 23-Vi (New record).

High lump l. Clinton Williams, NP; 2. Hurst, 3. Lynch, 4. Heltman.

5. Floerd. M. 4-2. Javelin 1.

Bill Pile, NP; 2. Weaver, NP; 3. Hughes, 4. C. Williams, NP; 5.

Shelburne, F. 195-4 (New record.) Trlpl lump 1. Ray Hunter, NP; I. Williams. 3.

Weaver, 4., Hawley, 5. Heath, M. D. 44-10 (New record.) Shot put 1. Scott Shelburne, 2.

Robson, 3. Egbart. 4. Burda, 5. Tacke, NE.

48-9. Discus 1. Scott Shelburne, 2. Smith, NP; 3. Goodsell, NE; 4.

Peden, 5. Hughes, M. 152-lTa. Pol vault 1. Dennis Miller, NP; 2.

Lelss, 3. Smith, NP; 4. Pile, NP; S. Heitman, F. 12-4.

Bruins Recall Catcher Heatli Chicago Cf Bill Heath, 30, a left-handed hitting catcher, was purchased by the Chicago Cubs Saturday from Tacoma of the Pacific Coast League. At the same time, the Cubs optioned rookie pitcher Alec Distaso to San Antonio of the Texas League on 24-hour recall. Brewer 0 0 0 0 CTaylor ph 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 CTaylor ph Walker Kolb ph DalCantn Pagan ph Kline oooo 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 37 4 10 4 Total Los Angeles 0 12 0(1 Pittsburgh 0 33 1 7 0 4 1 1 R.Davis. E-W. Davis.

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3 3 3 0 2 4 2-3 1 1-3 31-3 1 2-3 2 2-3 1 1-3 eight feet beyond the effort of any other schoolboy in Nebraska history. Steve Yentes of Holdrege held the previous all-time best at 180- Kellogg, taking advantage of a brisk breeze, improved on each toss after an opening effort of 170-6. He was out another foot on his second try, then 176-5 on his third flip. He was already the state leader this spring after a 171-6 performance two weeks ago. For the 24th championship of this track conscious conference, rich in tradition, coach Bob Hanson WP Seaver 2 PB Grote.

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WP Jarvis. PB M.Ryan. 2:23. A- 7,313. Feature Races At Churchill Tartan Man Miracle Hill Downs 10.40 3.40 2.40 2.40 2.20 2.40 Irish Dude At Roosevelt Bye Bye Sam 9.40 Tempered Yankee Historic Time 5.40 4.00 440 4.40 8.00 At" Pimlico Czar Alexander 5.00 2.10 Taneb 3.40 Jean-Pierre 2.40 3.40 3.20 MOTHER'S 4600 North 4 4 SUN; welcomed the return of defending state hurdle champion Randy Butts, but saw two of his other standouts pull up lame, Butts, obviously running easily to test his injured leg, eased off of the final three barriers to take second in the highs behind teammate Rich Loewenstein.

Loewensteln's winning time of 14.3 is the second best recorded in the state this season, surpassed only by a :14.0 clocking credited to Butts before he suffered a pinched nerve two weeks ago. Though obviously no pressing himself, Butts cap STAFF PHOTO BY JIM PALMER Hebron Takes Track Crown Behind Haase Crete Dale Haase sparked Hebron to the Southern Nebraska Con ference track title at Doane' College Thursday. Haase took firsts in the discus, triple jump and 180-yard low hurdles and placed second in the high jump and shot put. Team Scoring Hebron 59, Deshler 44, Henderson 41 Vj, Harvard 35, Wymore 32, Pawnee City 29, Wilber ll'j, Humboldt 9, Sutton 7, Tecumseh 4. Event Winners High lump Regier, Henderson, 4-1; Shot out Graham, Pawnee City, 50-11 3 Triple lump Haase, Hebron, 4MOV2; Pole vault Owens, Harvard, 12-9'i; Broad jump Pagel, Deshler, 20-9; Discus Haase, Hebron, 140-7'a; Two-mile Schmidt, Deshler, 440 Sandman, Hebron, 52.2; 120 high hurdles Regier, Henderson, :15.4; 100 Lang, Pawnee Citv, 10.9; 880 Sandman, Hebron, 220 Loontier, Deshler, 23.4; mile Sagehorn, Wilber, 180 tow hurdles -iaase, Hebron, :21.4; Two-mile relay Harvard, Mile relay Southern, 880-yard relay Henderson, :38.4.

DAY SPECIAL 27th St. UNDER 9 FREE 9 to 14, 75c and home shows for the Jenke about his I have the best Rager and Lonnie Jensen had finished third and fourth behind Beckman. Time Trials Earl Wagner, 22:71. Trophy Dash 1. Wagner; 2.

Bob Wiliams; 3. Jerry Blundy. no time. First Heat (10 Laps) 1. Blundy; 2.

Wagner; 3. Thad Dosier; 4. Ron Jackson. 3:48.42. Second Heat (10 Laps) l.

Williams; 2. Jan Opperman; 3. Tom Corbln; 4. Del Schmidt. 3:49.95.

Third heat (10 Laps) 1. Ray Lee Goodwin; 2. Kenny Gritz; 3. Jot Saldana; 4. John Babbs.

3:53.73. Consolation (10 Laps) 1. Tom Maycock; 2. Lloyd Beckman; 3. Roger Rager; 4.

Lonnie Jensen; 5. Lyli Rouck. 3:54.22. Wain Eevent (20 Laps) l. Blundy; 2.

Wagner; 3. Williams; 4. Saldana; 5. Op- perman. 7:29.64.

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National Dodgers 4, Pirates 1 LOS ANGELES PITTSBURGH abrhbi abrhbl Crawford If 5 111 MAlou cf 4 0 0 0 Sizemore ss WDavIs cf Kosco rf Russell rf Haller Sudakls 3b Fairly lb Popovich 2b Sutton 5 0 10 Alley 3b 4 0 2 1 Stargell If 4 110 JMav 1 0 0 0 AOIiver lb 5 0 0 0 ROavis rf 4 12 1 Mazroskl 2b 2 110 Patek ss 4 0 2 1 Sanquilln ph 3 0 0 0 Bunning 4 0 0 0 4 110 4 0 0 0 4 0 4 0 3 0 10 3 0 10 3 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 White team halfback Frank Vactor gets the Red team sandwich treatment from all sides as Larry Jacobson (75), Dan Kobza (49), Al Larson (20) and Bob Liggett (71) come in, to crush him. JFK Captures Twinbill Sweep Wahoo John F. Kennedy College stopped Midwestern, Iowa, twice Saturday, 9-4 and 6-5, as Earl Hicks led the way with six RBIs for the two games combined. Jim Krambeck's two-out, two-run double in the bottom of the sixth brought Kennedy from behind in the nightcap. JFK is now 11-9.

JFK 9-6, Midwestern 4-5 Midwestern 0 02 020 0-4 7 2 John F. Kennedy 6 0 1 2 0 0 9 9 1 Hill, Sanders and Macek; Miller and Busch. Hill. Midwestern 0 0 0 4 1 0 05 4 1 John F. Kennedy 0 4 0 0 0 2 6 5 1 Hill and Macek; Orlowskl, Pollard (4), Pickering (6) and Busch.

W-Plckerlng. a 5951 in 1 mw NOW FORMING Mornings, Afternoons, Evonings, Woekonds LADIES, MENS, MIXED, JUNIORS Got A Choleo Summer Spot! Knoxville, Iowa Jerry Blundy of Galesburg, Illinois, captured the 20 lap main event here Saturday night in a time of 7:29.66. Blundy, who had earlier won the first heat, edged Earl Wagner, as 2,638 frigid fans watched in 39 degree weather. Lincoln drivers finished fourth, fifth and seventh in 'the main event with Joe Saldana finishing fourth, Jan Opperman fifth, and Kenny Gritz seventh. Earlier Lloyd Beckman had been edged by Tom Maycock in the Consolation event as Roger oniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii American A's 4, Yankees 3 NEW YORK ab bl OAKLAND ab bl Clarke 2b Kenney cf Murcer 3b White If Pepltone lb JHall rt Tresh ss Fernandz Burbach Bahnsen Cox ph Kekich Cowan ph 5 0 0 0 Campnris ss 5 1 2 0 3 10 0 Reynolds It 2 0 1 0 4 0 11 RJackson rf 3 10 0 3 0 0 0 Bando 3b 4 0 0 0 Cater lb 4 12 1 Monday ct 4 0 0 0 DGreen 2b 2 110 Roof 2 0 0 0 Duncan 0 0 0 0 Odom 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 4 0 0 0' 3 10 0 4 114 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 10 0 0 3 0 0 0 Total 33 3 4 2 Total 30 4 4 4 New York Oakland 001 001 0 0 1 3 000 040 0 0 4 Cater, Roof, Bando 2, Murcer 2, Clarke.

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