Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 45

LO 48 lincili. Neh. Journrt. Mirrh 14, Olsen Top Vote-Getter for Class Rv Randx York IVrp Sptirts ritrr Mark Oist'n may have the of tho five 197.3 l.im'oin and Star (Tass 1) all-stafo baskethail Huf his va)ur fo slate eham pion Hampton reachi'-i deeper than seorinc abihtv wav an all around hall play-er and. more importantly, a eliiteh hall plavrr," vaw Hampton Jerry kholf.

whovr tram finivhed av thr onh un- heaten duh in Vrhraska Pre -ure -eemed to bring out the bt'st in M.irk Kickhoft aid Oben the leading vott getter for an all-state piiMlion df' pite being onlv a junior He out in the state tournament nmre than he had all vear Kiekhoff after Olsen had wwHi 77 fMunt- in thrive state tournanu'nt games fot a 7 The eflort allowed him to finish the season with a 19.5 average with 44 per rent field goal aiTuraey and 59 per rent tree throw marksmanship. Paxton's Don iNsk. the se- leading all-star vote getter. Areadia's Kd (Jogan and Doug Kueera make an awi'some all slate front line They're big. but all are excellent as well as rebounders The only true guard on the (lass I) ali-state team is Omaha Brownell Talbot's Paul Magiera, a 25.4 point per game scorer.

Neither Arcadia's or Pleasanton's Kueera m.ide it to the slide basketball lourn.iment to display their wares, but both had eonvineing enough regular seasons to draw heavy all-state support Kueera "is the tmest big man in (Tass that I've seen this year." aeeording to his eoach, tom (amp, "and probably the best baskelhall player PH evt'r eoaeh is very talented and hungry to learn and do his hesi," amp adds of the 6-7 junior, who 65(1 points on Pleasanton's 19-4 elub. He averaged 2H.3 points, 18 rebounds, five blocked shots and J.4 assists per game Mark OKen Hampton and shot 54 5 per cent Irom the field and Wt cent Irom the line An adia 6-5 (iogan averaged 28 1 point and 20 5 rebounds for he district tournament championship toam after ,11 7 point and 21 6 rebound averagi's as a junior Although Kd senior average isn't goiKl as his junior veai note: Arcadia eoach Karney Williams, had g(MKi support from five other ball players, eai ot whom scored over 100 to help lead our 17-5 Paxton who aviTagisl Don fVek Paxton 25 points and 20 relMxinds this season to lead his team into the slate semifinals, shot 55 cent from the field The 5 senior is best out- stale player in and maybe one of the for all classes," according to a rival coach. David Snyder of Stapleton Peek proved his potential in the stale tournament by scoring 47 points in two games. He is one of three juniors on the first team, joining Olsen and Kueera. Another junior Huss Kd (iogan Arcadia Thede.

pressed for a first team honor Hut the 6-5 ace, who averaged 19 1 points and 14 2 rebounds, wa.s edged in balloting by the high-seoring front line and therefore, heads the second team Hrownell-Talhot's Magiera, the guard choice, scored 483 points in 19 games His career point total was 1,117 in 55 games for a three-year average of 20 3. a fierce competitor and very dedicated," Brownell Talbot eoach Bruce McCoy says of Magiera, who drew voting support from almost every coach who played against him. Doug Kueera Plea.santon "His great ability to shoot under intense pressure and to exhibit floor leadership should stand him in great stead in college." MeCoy adds of the 5-11 senior, who hit 45 7 per cent from the field and 78 4 per cent from the free throw line Joining Thede on the second team are Mike from state tournament runneriin Yutan. Dave Schnuelle of Diner, Ott of Republican City and Roger Stone of Nehawka. Schnuelle finished with 1,.322 career points and had 27.4 point and 15.6 rebound Paul Magiera Brownell Talbot averages this season.

Ott, an eight-man all-state football end last fall, averaged 19.3 points and 14 rebounds as a guard-forward swingman. Stone, another guard-forward swingman. averaged 21.5 points and 18.5 rebounds to edge 20- point Loomis scorer Randy Evans at guard. Stone never scored less than 16 points during the Lastovica finished as the third high scorer in the state Class tournament with 43 points in three games, a 14 3 average. He also keyed tight defense.

Class First Tea 111 Name, School Gogan, Arcadia 12 Peck. C.Doug Kueera, Pleasanton rI. G-Paul Magiera. Omaha 12 Oisen, Hampton 11 Tcmii Yutan Schnuelle, Diller 12 C-Russ Thede. Palmer Ott, Republican City 12 Roger Stone, Nehawka 12 IldiKir Roll Dave Prenzlow, Snyder, Paul Weber.

Byron; Jeff Barta, Niobrara, Jim Whipple. Bartley; Randy Goiter. Brady: Blake King Dave Lannin, Joe Fleskoski, Falls City Sacred Heart; Terry Atkinson. Bartlett, Bob Pfister. Lewi.ston.

Jerry Galloway. Bladen Bill Lastovica. Yutan: Ross Peters. Hampton: Les Agena, Sterling: Randv Evans, Loomis: Brad Baker. Decatur Dan Publow.

Harrison. Gary Davis. Farnam: Steve Seberger. Lexington St. Ann; Pat Kraniz.

Ansley; Mark Freburg. Lwmis; Dean Troester, Hampton; F31don Ideus. Adams: Rick Peters. Palmer: Murray Johnson, Davenport Jerry Marquette: Bob White. Doniphan: Scot Hannon, Trumbull; Martin Ficken, Davenport: Steve Vanderslice, Chester- Hubbell; Bob Ickes, Orchard: Larry Valasek.

Silver Creek: Pat Wieser, Sidney St Pat's: Randy frost. Yutan: Randy Kaczor. Randy Blase. Hordville. Brent Riessland.

Pleasanton: Kenny Newman. Adams; Doug Debban. FJwood; Wilbur Kirchner. (iiiide Rock Exhibition Baseball YankrcN 5. Whitr 1 At rt 6.

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At Bradenton, Fla, Cmi innati 200 200 OOC 1 -5 6 2 Pittsburgh 001 OJO OOOC 0 4 7 3 .10 mnmgsi Gr.msiey Hall (4), Sprague (6), Carroll (8 Tomim (10) and Bench. Plummer (6 Blass Rucker (6: Grati (10) and May Carroll HH-Cmcm nafi. Locklear Phillies H. Royals 2 At Fort Myers, Fla. (AP) Phila (N 000 31) 010-6 8 Kansas Cdy (A) 0)0 100 000-2 10 1 Neibauer Lesnock (4), Fremuth (7) and Boone Murphy, (51, Angelmi Wright i9) and May HR Phita detphia Montanei, Schmidt Luimski netbauer Murphy At Parkway Duane Bourne, 233, Weldm Link.

233-617; Nun. 246 At Parkway Frank Hartwig 238, Joy Densberger 246-605, Bill Wisbey 605, Marly Johns 601, Walty Jacobsen 603, Andy Tramdachs 266-615 Roger Florom 255-661. Phil Addleman 603 At Bowl-Mor Wayne Gabelhaus. 235 610 Rodger Florom, 6)2, Pete Sommers, 233649 At Northeast stan Grell 190-190-190 (trtpiicate), Larry Sorge 120-120-120 (triplicate), Greg Thurber 238-609 Af Parkway Barb Petracek 218, Patty McMahan 702, Ruth Schwarz 205, Mary Wolf 218, Carolyn Foss 206 Af Hollywood Faye Marten 208 At Parkway Marianne Statlinger, 302. Sandi Parker, 529, Carlee Curfwnqht, 230 Marilyn McDonald, 212532, Flora Faye Schieen, 203, Lee Ludkte 234 546 Marian Heimer.

223 Penny Cole, 204 Valerie Blake. 205, Leona Smack, 209 Bernadme Strutmg, 214528 Emma Hollman 222-540 At Northeast Maggie Worley 554 Junior Girls' 185 Games, SOO Series At Northeast Bonme Ebert 202-525. At Parkway Candis Lembrich 202 At Parkway Keller 212-, Wilhelm Kruse 214, Rudy Wentink 203- 508 Juntor Boys' 200 Games, 525 Series Af Parkway Phill Grittm 533, Mike Turner 545. Mark Nagenqast 202. Fight? SAN ANTONIO, Jesse Avalos, 142 Dallas, outpointed Melvm Dennis, 114, Houston, 12 Lakers 121, Braves 112 Los Angeles 32 29 31 29-12! Butfalo 3) 27 27 27-1)2 Los Angeles McMillian 22.

Bridges 9, Chamberlain 25 Goodrich 1.3, West 23, Riley 2, Erickson 10, Counts 15, Grant 2 Buffalo McAdoo23, Kauffman 28, Smith 10, Smith 9, Wohl 16, Garrett 14, Hummer 12 Knieks 115, Suns 111 Phoenix 22 33 29 27-111 New York 36 27 28 24-115 Phoenix Maskms 16. Hawkins 15, Walk 10, Scott 33, Van Arsdale 15, Calhoun 2, Green 4, Layton 14, Wesley 2 New York BradRey 14, Gianelli 15, Reed 28, Frazier 28, Monroe 20 Lucas 5, Barnett 2, Bibby 2, Memingur 1. Warriors 109, Trail Blazers 101 Golden State 25 34 30 20-109 Portland 22 31 25 23-101 Golden State Barnett 16, Barry 34 ElhS 1, Johnson 3, Lee 10, MuMins 10. Russell 16, Thurmond 14. Williams 3 Portland Adelman 2, Davis 1, Dischinger 15, Martin 4, Neat 5, Petrie 33.

Smith 12, Steele 8, Wicks 21 Bulls 104, SuperSonles 87 Seattle 28 18 25 18- 89 Chicago 18 33 27 26-104 Seattle McIntosh 6, Haywood 31, 14, Snyder 12, Brown 18, Dudley 2, Wright 2, Stallworth 2, Brisker 2 Chicago Walker 14, Love 14, Awtrey 6 Weiss 11, Ray 12, King 20, Garrett 2, Heard 8, Russell 4, Porter 13 Cavs 115. Hawks 107 Atlanta 24 27 26 30-107 Cleveland 21 24 34 36-115 Atlanta Washington 11, Hudson 23, Bellamy 12, Gilliam 14, Maravich 31 Bracey 2. Mast 8, Wetzel 6 Cleveland Johnson 8 Davis 2R ober son 18, Carr 28 Wilkens 19, Cleamons 14 Clemens 2. Smith 24 ABA Colonels Tams 103 Memphis 16 25 24 38-103 Kentucky 34 30 34 41-139 Memphis Jones 2 Davis 7 Davis 7 Oavis2, Denton 18 Neumann 22 Thompson 19 Hunter 26 Kentucky Simon 13 Issel 20, Gilmore 18, Dampier 20, Gale 11. Ladner Thomas 4 O'Brien 5, Russell 13.

Mount 21 Rockets 114, 96 San Oiego Denver 12 26 24 34- 96 26 27 31 30-114 San Oiego Johnson 14Moore 15, Williams 27, Miller 9, Hill 24. Taylor 10, Adams 7 Denver 8 Simpson 30, Beck 13, Robisth 17. Keye 5. Long 9 Perry 10, A Smith 6 Trapp 12 Roberts 1 Busfton 3 Stars 131, Chaps 118 Utah 33 32 30 36 131 Dalla' 34 27 21 36 118 Utah Govan 4 Wise 20 Beaty 26 Jones 20 Boone 21. Warren 2 McDonald 3.

Williams 6. Powell 17, Beasley 12 Dallas Oietrick 19 Jones 15. I Jones 16 Netolicky 17 Silas 21 Hamilton II. Truitt 4 Halimon 4, Kennedy 11 (iais Vollcvifatl Madonna 5-15-15. Kings 15-12-7.

Animal Crackers 15-15, Aid 6-3, Animal Crackers 15-15, Madonna 11-6; Petersens 17-15, CenGas 15-1, Bryan Cut-Uos 15-15, CenGas 12-9, Pear Lab 15-15, Petersens 3- STOCK CAR RACING MEETING i EAGLE TAVERN Eagle, Nebr. Afternoon 1 P.M. Forming Sot. Night Racing Club All stock car owners and ers invited. Discussion on Sat, night stock car races for this season at Eagle Roceways.

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