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10 The Lincoln Star Soturdoy, Feb. 20, 1971 Weaver, Snead Share Tuscon Open Golf Lead BOTH CARD SIX-UNDER 66S Tucson, Ariz. DeWitt Weaver and J. C. Snead, a winning nephew of golfing great Sam Snead, matched six-under- par 66s and slammed into a tie for the rain-delayed first-round lead in the Tucson Open Friday.

Weaver, who had his career best finish with a third in Hawaii two weeks ago, was playing in the last threesome and the lead alone until he bogeyed the final hole on the cold, wet and windy Tucson National Golf Club Course. The burly, 31-year-old Weaver put his tee shot in a fairway trap on his final hole and was short of the green in two. Weaver and the drawling, 29- year-old Snead held a two- stroke lead big George Pete Jack Montgomery Tom Welskopf Orville Moody Steve Spray Joel Goldstrand Homero Blancas Bob Greenwood Bob Barbarosa 35-35-70 35-35-70 35-35-70 36-34-70 Archer after completion of this round delayed a day by heavy rains Thursday. Defending champion Lee Trevino knocked in two monster for an led a group of five at 69. The others are Dale Douglass, Don Bies, club pro Paul Harney and Joe Kirkwood who once played Joe Palooka in the mov-iste've 36 35 -H Jacky Cupit a-Dr.

Ed Updegraff Jim Marshall Ed Sneed Brian Allln Rod Funseth Jerry Abbott George Hlxon les. Rotund Bob Murphy, who lost a playoff to Trevino for the title here last year, headed another big group at 70. Dewitt Weaver J. C. Snead George Archer Lee Trevino Douglass Don Bies Paul Harney Joe Kirkwood Bob Murphy Bob Lunn Fred Marti Dean Ref ram Wayne Vollmer Larry Mowry Tom Sisolak Terry Wilcox Bill Ventresca Bob Smith 37-35-72 I Larry Zieoler i Ron Cerudo 34.3s—68 I Mike Reasor 1 Randy Wolff 37-32-69 I Hale Irwin 34-35-69 i Hubert Green 35 Dave Gumlla I Tommy Sanderson 37-35-72 I Al Mengert 37-35-72 3J.3A 70 i Marty Fleckman La Salle Nips Creighton In Twinbill Philadelphia (UPI) Bobby Fields scored 27 points Friday night as 11th ranked La Salle college outlasted Creighton, 6461, in the second game of a college doubleheader at the Palestra.

In the opener Corky Calhoun scored a career high of 28 points to lead fourth-ranked Pennsylvania to its 21st victory, a 103-72 romp over Harvard. Fields put La Salle ahead to stay at 58-56 with 2:20 remaining and the Explorers edged ahead for their 18th victory against only three defeats. La Salle jumped off quickly to an 18-6 lead with 11:42 left in the first half, but the Bluejays battled back to go ahead with 19 points. Fields made a foul shot at the buzzer to produce a 30-30 halftime tie. The second half was also tight before Creighton opened up a six-point lead at 48-42.

La Salle fought back with Fields making his two clutch foul shots to put the Explorers ahead. The Bluejays are now 10-13. Mike Caruso added 17 points for the losers. Jim Crawford was second high for LaSalle with 19 points. CRIIOHTON (61) LASALLE (64) OFT OFT Lewis 4 5-6 13Crwfra 4 11-11 19 5-3 19 Walsh 2 4 Taylor 2 2-3 6 ICenrKty 4 3-5 11 Caruso 7 3-4 17 Fields 10 7-9 27 tfresnqhrs 11-2 3 Carwon Fesko 0 0-0 OMaull 1 1-2 3 Fwhs 0 0.0 0 23 15-20 61 Totals Prep Cage Summaries Baaides Ellsn Totals 0 2-3 2 0 1-2 1 0 0-0 0 20 24-30 64 LaSalle Creighton 30 Fouled Total '19, LaSalle 15.

Louisville 73, Omaha Gross 45 Gross ............................13 6 14 12-45 Louisville ......................16 18 15 24-73 Gross Peterson 8, Rezek 4, Jalsick 17, Doyle 5, Rlha 4, Fllipouicz 2, KrIsI 2, Brandng 3. Louisville Applegate 7, Dorrance 23, D. Neuman 4, Storovlch 12, Quimby 10, Harbik 4, Dolan 2, R. Neuman 5, 4, Rumph 2. L(Hip City 82, Fullerton 60 Loup City ......................23 23 16 20-82 Fullerton .....................03 17 14 16-60 Loup City Obermiller 17, Timm 4, Mrocaek 9, Badura 12, Dzingle 5, Wardyn 8, Jablonski 4, Urbanski 14, Burns 3, Bonczynski 2, Augustyn 4.

Fullerton Gilson 9, Ksiazek 8, Roewert Gloor 3, Fitzgerald 16, Nesbitt 6, Anderson 10. Johnson-Brock 63, Humboldt 45 Johnson-Brock ...............14 13 Humboldt 5 9 17 14-45 Johnson-Brock Moer 20, Kohrs 11, Teten 10, Bertmann 1, Lonzamn 6, Meyer 7, Steffenn 4, Stuthei 4. Humboldt Kanel 7, Clift 4, G. Hayes 13, Holechk 3, Volker 12, D. Hayes 2, Frazier 4.

Holdrege 61, Lexington 51 Holdrege 11 19 23-61 Lexington ......................16 12 15 Holdrege Shield 20, Marrlner 3, Cox 3, Anderson 3, Slater 13, Decker 17, Peterson 2. Lexington Batle 2, Hennek 2, Appleton 3, Wortman Jones 5, Pursely 21. Waverly 60, Hickman Norris 42 Hickman Norris 6 5 12 Waverly ........................13 12 12 23-60 Waverly 9, Hagemoser 9, Richard 9, Sack 7, Hesterman 6, Weber 6, Francke 4, Peterson 2. Hickman Norris DeVries 13, WIsner 10, Huls 11, Pastold 4, Beats 2, Meyer Weeping Water 61, Bennington 40 Weeping Water ...............7 11 20 23-61 Bennington 11 10 Weeping Water Havemen 4, Bickford 2, Wright 5, Baker Schmadeke 15. Stocker Beins 16, Bloch 2, Brtins 1.

Bennington Johnsen 9, Schroedar 4, Schmidt 13, Sheehan 10, Schoon 2, Fass 2. Fairbury 47, Falls City 40 Falls City 9 6 17 Fairbury 10 14 14 Falls City Sailors 4, Joy 6, Scribner 12, Whitney 8, Dunbar 10. Fairbury Gunlicks 6, Parks 3, T. Siegel 10, B. Siegel 16, Melius 1, Simpson ose 5.

Columbus 72, Norfolk 57 Columbus .....................16 20 13 Norfolk 14 11 12 20-57 Columbus Klutman 28, Hoth 6, McLaughlin 5, Abegglen 10, Hansen 15, Heiser 2, Brown 2, Miller 4. Norfolk Evans 4, Benish 8, Johnson 16, Gallu 3, D. Johnson 13, Moore 1, Slobodny 8, Ankerstar 4. Tri-County 74, Auburn 65 Tri-County 14 24 Auburn 14 13 19 Tri-County Ruhnke 13, Wollenburg 10, Scheve 31, Kath 14, Gross 5, Schwan 1. Auburn Hahn 2, Moody 17, Hemingson 3.

Clark 2, Ely 3, Lammley 23, Rippe 3, Tynon 12. Brownell-Talbot 42, Murdock 40 Brownell 12 8 14 Murdock 12 8 12 8-40 Brownell Magiera 13, Greene 4, Davis 2, Brown 11, Lidie 12. Murdock Maguire 7, Todd 4, Murdoch 16, Gaebel 1, Zierott 12. Seward 64, Crete 50 Seward .......................15 15 16-64 Crete ............................17 10 11 Seward Keller 11, Dittman 9. Meyer 4, Felix 2, Schuster 3.

Brower 1, AAata 18, Ahrens 1, Schultz 13. Wehenkel 2. Crete Plessman 4, Elchmann 1, Edwards 11, Wendleman 14, Martin 5, Dredia 9, Barth 2, Gamble 4. Friend 77, Fairmont 55 Fairmont 6 13 20 16-55 Friend 18 26 12 Fairmont West 12, Jim Lovegrove 19, Ekwali 10, John Lovegrove 10, Hulse 4. Friend Williams 18, Zimmer 14, Dine 11, Rohrlg 9, Weber 9, Anderson 6, Talley 4, Kellough 4, Kenney 2.

Central City 82, Grand Island CC 65 Central City .................16 26 22 Grand Island ................16 20 15 Central City M. Henney 21, T. Luikens 10, Gissler 17, Able 22, Munn 2, Johnson 10. Grand Island Ford 4, KroiikowskI 6, Bockhahn 6, Menck 4, Schmidt 38, Wetcel 7. Arlington 79, Lakeview 61 Arlington .......................13 13 25-79 Lakeview .......................16 14 13 Arlington Andarson 26, Menking 16.

Burgess 19, Fagerquist 4, Connick 6, York 6, Braesch 2. Lakeview Cslch 25. McWilliams 14, Iverson 10, Vanderberg 4, Soullicre 4, Piilen 4. Schuyler 71, Wahoo 64 Wahoo 10 20 12 20-64 Schuyler 17 9 25 20-64 Wahoo Bullock 3, Daniels 2, Morton 5, Tillman 16, French 3, Kramer 8. Holtorf 21, Odvody 6.

Schuyler Meyer 2, Gerrard 1, Svoboda 8, Williams 2, Johnson 25, Svatra 2. Spalt 31. Shickley 56, Bruning 54 Brunino ...........................7 12 16 Shlcklay 13 15-56 Bruning Norder 4, Folkerts 5, Johnson 24, Ralston 16, Hopkln 2. Shickley Grote 15, Dondllnger 10, Kempt 9, Gowen 14, Brinkman 6. Schlegel 2 Tecumseh 54, Cook-Talmage 52 Tecumseh .......................15 16 12 11-54 Cook-Talmage ........20 8 15 9-52 Tecumseh Davis 14, Robison 10, Tagart 2, Stephens, McDowell 10.

Paters 13. 16, Wellsand 17, Schulte 4, Johns 7, Wellensiek 8. Adams 55, Elk Creek 28 ak Creek 6 6 9 7-21 Adams 13 17 12 13-55 Elk Creek Bartels 6, I. Beethe 2, Knippelmeyer 5, J. Beethe 5, Speckmann 6, L.

Carmlna 2, J. Carmtna 2 Adams Veerhuscn 2, R. Nieveen 6, FInkner 4, Ideus 11, Bowne 9, Wolff 10, Norvell 4, Held 2, D. Nieveen 2, Dorn 2, Fieck 2 Schlake 1. Nixon Admits He Ignores Jogging Washington President Nixon admitted Friday that he jog more than one minute a day.

But moved by the presence of a group of sports heroes at the White House he promised: Jog two minutes tomorrow The President spoke to the athletes from a raised platform in the reception room. Behind him were Mrs. Nixon and James E. Lovall, a former astronaut who now is consultant on physical fitness. The occasion was a reception for members of the o.North Maihoit i4, r.

Turner i6. Council on Physical Fitness and a. Vemall 2, Farrington 9. Sports Advisory Confere.ace. hate exercise for the President said.

minute of jogging, enough for Yet, he said with a smile, Americans must do more than sit there in front of the television set, eating pretzels and need to alert the people of this country, particularly the young people of this country, to develop physical habits to help them avoid he said. Bellevue 66, O. North 61 Heng Ballevua ........................14 21 16 O.Nortb ..........................15 19 12 15-61 Ballevue Moort 23. Hallar 13, 9, Bonnass 6, Bacon 13, Nelson 2. 2 Wilcox 62, Orleans 43 Orleans 10 16 7 10-43 Wilcox 24 14 13 11-62 Orleans Hoxmaiar 13, Hardy 9, Mays 9, Witte 4, Paarson 3, Horwurt 4, Kuhl Wilcox C.

Woollen 17, Brummer tl, Nitchia 7, Hungarford 4, Matklns 4, Johnson 4, Adam 4, J. Woollen 4, Titkamaier 6, Jurgens 1. I Alley Action Man's 210 Games, 600 Series At Parkway Bob Turner 233, Pete Williams 626, Jim Fuselier 244. Dean 235, Mel Brydl Tom Worstar 237, Gene Boles 232, Jim Dill 611, Rodger Florom Bill Straub 626, Mike White 266-638, Nick Nielsen 605 At Fiaza John Meyer, 232-621 Dick Coatman, 231; Charles Morgan, 614; Cliff Miller, 607; Caylen Renke, 606. Ladies' 200 Games, S2S Series At Parkway Barb Petracek 549 JoAnn Bomberger 205.

Lynne Malona 525, Ella Creighton 203, Ruby Dill 215 566, Pat Kraus 525. At Flaza Bonnie Howard, 202; Shirley Oeterding, 200; Sharon Smith Filbert, 234-540; Vicki Olson, 221; Sharon Jones, 225-564, Armstrong, 201; Barb Howard, Carol Renamann, 209; Doris Bolton, Norma Hagood, 551; Kathy Thompson, Helen Wadhamt, 200 At Bewl-Mor Flo Boyles, Fern Adams, Vesta Spears, 210; Norma Thaller, 211; Nita Chaavtr, At Hotlywoed Kathy 236211-605; Jean Kohlman 201-201-491; Pauline Towla, Max Gottula Horton 526, AASN-ilyn A6cDonald, Geneva 80, Hebron 5S Hebron 10 11 17 Geneva 20 16 21 23-80 Hebron Wolford 21, Montgomery 3, Werner 3, Pumphrey 4, Sasek 4, Germer 8, Miller 1, Virus 2, Drews 9. Geneva Kimbrough 6, Myers 8, Nichols 6, West 10, Brower 2, Sorge 22, Adamson 4, Schnegelberger 2, Ward 2, Bllefernich Said Clocks Fastest Run Seward Concordia 03, East Butler 37 Seward 13 16 15 East Butler 5 13 9 10-37 Seward Cloeter 13, Melnke 2, Baade 2, Ditmar 2, Faszholz 9, Gtasess 7, Seivers 4, Rhode 6, Hayes East Butler Buresh 12, Makovicka 7, Vanderberg 3, Bohuslavsky 5, Teslnsky Rech 2. Hastings AC 79, Ravenna 39 Hastings AC 20 20 19 20-79 Ravenna 6 15 9 Hastings Lukow 15, Laux 5, Walther 4, Johnson 4, Reiners 16, Bosle 8, Karr 9, Hunnicutt 4, Relber 6, Jorgansen 8. Ravenna Basnett 15, Christensen I Utah 126 9, Holmquist 10, Muhlbach 3, Betke 2.

3ASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Local High Schools East 69, Lincoln High 64 David City Aquinas 53, Pius 45 Southeast 73, Kearney 60 State Colleges Doane 86, Nebraska Wesleyan 57 Platte College 98, North Platte 81 Kearney 98, Metro State, Colo. 49 Peru 88, Mount Marty, S. D. 61 Chadron 79, Wayne 67 LaSalle 64, 61 LEA INVITE First Round Parson, Iowa 100, Bellevue 76 State High Schools Columbus 72, Norfolk 57 Geneva 80, Hebron 55 Clarkson 69, Humphrey 39 Howells 65, Snyder 47 Clarkson 69, Humphrey 39 Logan View 51, Elkhorn 43 Howells 65, Snyder 47 Oakland-Craig 81, Lyons 54 Schuyler 71, Wahoo 64 Bellevue 66, Omaha North 61 Washland 58, Platteview 49 Omaha Westslde 52, Boys Town 41 Creighton Prep 70, Omaha Central 64 Hooper 51, Elkhorn 43 DeWItt TrI-County 74, Auburn 65 Hastings 82, Grand Island 67 Loup City 82, Fullerton 60 Genoa 84, Newman Grove 46 North Loup-Scotia 69, Greeley 57 Nebraska Christian 79, Polk 55 Trenton 110, Halgler 71 Minden 80, Broken Bow 70 Ewing 71, Wheeler Central 54 Shelby 88, Silver Creek 79 Omaha South 87, Abraham Lincoln 84 Wausa 84, Osmond 55 Bloomfield 49, Madison 36 Louisville 73, Omaha Gross 45 Schuyler 71 Wahoo 64 Central City 82, Grand Island Catholic 65 Yutan 93, Fort Calhoun 70 South Sioux City 70, Ralston 63 Omaha Holy Name 62, Blair 61 Holdrege 61, Lexington 51 Hastings 82, Grand Island 67 Seward 64, Crete 50 Fairbury 47, Falls City 40 Omaha Cathedral 88, Columbus Scotus45 Arlington 79, Columbus Lakeview 61 Gothenburg 90, Arnold 80 Stella Southeast 77, Falls City 72 Paplliion 51, Beatrice 33 South Sioux City 70, Ralston 63 Weeping Water 61, Bennington 40 Council Bluffs TJ 66, Omaha Ryan 44 Paplliion 51, Beatrice 33 Omaha Tech 64, Omaha Rummel 62 (ovt) Omaha Cathedral 88, Columbus Scotus 45 McCook 72, North Platte 55 Waverly 60, Hickman Norris 42 Omaha Brownell-Talbot 42, Murdock 40 Holdrege 61, Lexington 91 Aurora 68, Wood River 42 Marquette 67, Bradshaw 36 Deshler 54, Chester4tubbell 48 Clay Center 53, Guide Rock 45 Geneva 80, Hebron 55 Holdrege 61, Lexington 51 Giltner 62, Trumbull 49 Wiixo 62, Orleans 43 Hildreth 57, Republican City 55 Milligan 60, Meriden 56 Kenesaw 75, Bladen 60 Doniphan 65, Lawrence 49 Oxford 63, Franklin 61 Superior 75, Red Cloud 56 Hastings Adams Central 79, Ravenna 39 Blue Hill Harvard 48 Paxton 64, St. Pat's 56 Gothenburg 90, Arnold 80 Minden 80, Broken Bow 70 Overton 67, Iwood 59 Eustis 88, Oconto 73 Sutherland 69, Hershey 60 Lexington St.

Ann 76, Elm Creek 68 Imperial 79, Benkelman 77 Big Springs 83. Lewellen 53 Gerlng 72, Ogallaia 67 Lodge Pole 59, Chappell 55 Minatare 51, Oshkosh 42 Lyman 53, Melbeta 45 Sidney 64, Alliance 59 Gerlng 72, Ogallaia 67 Hemingford 82, Crawford 75 Bridgeport 69, Gordon 46 Harrison 80, Potter 69 Deshler 54, Chcster-Hubbell 48 Clay Center 53, Guide Rock 45 Giltner 62, Trumbull 49 Miligan 60, Meridian 56 Doniphan 65, Lawrence 49 Adams Central 79, Ravenna 39 Blue Hill 58, Harvard 48 Ruskin 64, Ohiowa 54 Other Colleges Columbia 68, Brown 65 Penn 103, Harvard 72 Massachusetts 83, Rhode Island 71 Georgia St. 19, Southwestern. Tenn. 83 Kentucky State 125, North wood, Ind.

72 Princeton 97, Dartmouth 81 Drury 78, William Jewell 55 Southern Colorado St. Washburn 69 Wyoming Brigham Young 72 UCLA 94, Oregon St. 64 Southern St. 75, Arkansas Tech 65 Ouachite 85, Orzarks 84 Arkansas 108, Hendrix 83 Henderson 89, Harding 77 Arkansas Coll, 65, Arkansas 61 Mayvillc 74, Dickinson 63 Cornell 93. Yale 72 Jackson St.

107, Lipscomb Georgia St. 89, Southwestern-Memphis 83 Colorado St. 101, Utah 86 Western New Mex. 80, Colorado Mines 61 Northern Colo. 85, UNO 71 Glenville 83, Beckley 53 Shaw 91.

Bethel-St. Paul 72 NE Illinois 106, McKendree 91 Lea 83, Lakahead 72 Plllsburv 73, North Central. Minn. 62 Concordla-St. Paul It, Dr.

Martin Luther 70 NBA Cleveland 125, Cincinnati 109 Chicago 115, Detroit 114, ovt. ABA Indiana 126, Kentucky 121 New York 109, Carolina 105 Baltimore 120, Buffelo 113 Pittsburgh 132, Virginia 131 Texas 114 Sfate Wrestling Results Team Leaders Class A Class Kearney 9 Wood River 13 Boys town 8 Wymore .8 R.Central ............7 .7 6 5 5 .5 .5 5 5 .5 O.Benson ............8 Red Cloud Alliance ..............6 Winslde Beatrice ..............6 Gibbon Lincoln High 6 Harvard Northeast ...........6 Loup City East 4 Mitchell riacs North Bend UaSS Ravenna Gordon 21 valley Gering ..............13 Il Sidney 8 Beaver City ...........9 Cozad .................6 Harrison ..............9 Auburn ...............5 Harrisburg ...........8 Holdrege ............5 Mullen ...............8 Lexington sS.Concordla ........8 Schuyler ............5 Friend 7 Stromsburg ........7 Sumner ...............7 Preliminary Round Class A 98 Geisert, Kearney, dec. Marode, Paplliion, 9-2; Bergers, Millard, dec. Rosas, Scottsbluff, 14-7; Kerndt, Ralston, pinned Vogel, Norfolk Bostwick, 0. Rummel, pinned Lehr, L.

Northeast, 5:31. 105 Delgado, North Platte, dec. Lanoha, O. Westslde, 11-4; Galas, 0. South, won by forfeit over Brown, Alliance; Schwartz, L.

East, dec. Schulte O. Rummel, 9-8; Jones, Boys Town, dec. Cornelius, Beatrice, 9-0. 112 Paplliion, dec.

Reed, Hastings, 9-0; Gotobed. Kearney, dec. Aguon, O. South, 4-0; Croushorn, O. Benson, dec.

King, Beatrice, 9-8; Boot, O. Central, dec. Stephenson, L. East, 119 Briscoe, Beatrice, pinned Speicher, Columbus, Torres, Scottsbluff, dec. Dolan, Norfolk, 2-0; Glntz, 0.

Tech, pinned Hagen, O. Benson, Franks, O. South, dec. Clotfelter, O. Central.

9-3. 126 Llederth, North Platte, dec. West, Lincoln High, 16-2; Nickel, Kearney, dec. Clopper, Fremont, 4-2; Oliver, O. Tech, dec.

Ward, 0. Benson, 2-0; Jones, O. Westslde, dec. Licnemann, Bellevue, 4-0. 132 Kearney, dec.

Kupfer, Fremont, 6-2; Allgood, L. Southeast, dec. Pittman, Hastings, 11-6; Eledge, O. South, dec. Lacey, Ralston, 7-0; Nieland, Millard, dec.

Lambert, O. Benson. 6-3. 138 Standley, L. Northeast, pinned Augustyn, McCook, Stierwalt, Beatrice, pinned Krull, Hastings, Merrill, 0.

North, dec. Cooper, O. Benson. 6-5; Boettcher, 0. South, dec.

Newell, O. Ryan, 7-0. 145 Landon, O. Burke, dec. Fischer, L.

Southeast, 17-13; McKHlip, L. East, dec. Bishop, O. Sooth, 5-3: Lentz, O. Ryan, dec.

Heidingsfelder, Alliance, 6-4; Baldwin, Grand Island, dec. Egan, 0. Rummel, 5-3. 155 Sinnett, O. dec.

Dunning, L. East, 4-0; Lewis, Norfolk, dec, Daniel, Millard, 9-2; Patterson, Bellevue, dec. Vieyra, North Platte, 4-1; Liparoto, Boys Town, dec. Hughes, Grand Island, 9-8. 167 Cooley, Millard, pinned Bravo, Scoftsbluff, Williams, Hastings, pinned Fader, Paplliion, Tremain, Beatrice, dec.

O'Connor, O. Rummel, 6-1; Larson, O. Benson, dec. Chapman. Norfolk.

6-2. 185 Plocknett, Beatrice, dec. OiKla, O. North, 12-4; Henson, L. Northeast, dec.

Biddle, 0. Tech, 5-2; Walker, 0. Benson, dec. Cherry, North Platte, 7-4; Childers, Hastings, dec. Pride, Bellevue, 5-2.

Hwt Leal, Framont, dec. Anderson, Paplliion, 7-0; Bockoven, Lincoln High, won by ref. dec. (o.t.) over Tague, Millard; Colwell, Alliance pinned Lloyd, O. Central, Leach, Bellevue, dec.

McGahan, Grand Island, 2-0. Class 98 Hare, Gordon, pinned Backens, Plattsmouth, Shamis. Valentine, dec. Koltz, Blair, 5-2; Trembly, Cozad, dec. Andrew, Auburn, 8-2; Heltwege, St, Paul, dec.

Blndrum, Falls City, 15-0. 105 Abrams, Sidney, pinned Kinney, Albion, 5:29: Mehrens, Valentine, dec. WinnickI, 0. Gross, 4-2; Schaffen, Aurora, dec. Kraus, Superior, 2-0: Thomsen, Holdrege, pinned Goerinq, Syracuse, 3:38.

112 Hrdllcke. Wahoo, dec. Potter. Valentine, 9-2; Hodgson, Gordon, dec. Lashcy, Blair, 12-9; Scheer, St.

Paul, dec. McAlexander, Tecumseh, 6-0; Schauer, Lexington, dec. Whitehead. Syracuse, 11-4. 119 Hampton, Ogallaia, dec.

Melrov, Holdrege, 6-1; Block, Gering, pinned Anderson, Gothenburg. Groff. Auburn, dec. Newell, O. Gross, 6-1; Liberty, Falls City, dec.

Trutna, Wahoo, 8-2. 126 Kumpost, Holdrege, dec. Welke. Ainsworth, 3-2; Reeves, Gordon, dec. Held, Central City, 4-2; Borer, Atbion, dec.

Creel, L. Pius, 3-2; Sahs, Schuyler, dec. Mundt, Centennial 11-3. 132 Reddy, Gordon, dec. McHergue, Central City, 6-4; Simmons, Valentine, dec.

Skils, Lexington, 6-1; Sumpter, Superior, dec. Uhlng, Tekamah, 5-3; Coatney, Auburn, dec. Coufal, Schuyler, 8-4. Swanson, Hemingford, 9-2; Bader, Mullen, dec. Kemper, Clay Cetiter, 10-2; Mueller, Spalding Academy, dec.

Hancock, Humboldt, 2-1; Kronberg, Stromsburg, dec. Funk, Clearwater, 5-4. 155 John, Sumner, dec. Wilson, Niobrara, 4-1; Becker, Beaver City, pinned Carmichael. Butte, Onstott, Harrisburg, pinned Anderson, Osceola, Garcia, Hemingford, dec.

Smith, Frien, 4-2, 167 Haworth, Harrison, pinned Seamann, Spalding Academy, Holt, Arnold pinned Oakley, Wolbach; Becker, Beaver City, pinned Lancaster, Stromsburg, Bauer, Amherst, dec. Lockhard, Stella Southeast, 5-2. 185 Alberts, Clay Center, dec. Svoboda, Leigh, 8-0; Dexter, Clarks, pinned Johnson, Franklin, Haak, S. Concordia, Jordan, Harrison, 2-0; fsom, Harrison, dec.

Jochim, Friend, 7-4. Hwt. Severson, Franklin pinned Pembrook, Hartington, Wempen, Sumner, dec. Harris, Wolbach, 5-0; Freeman, Friend pinned Miller, Mullen, Hlavac, Brainard E.B., won by forfeit over Prendergast, Arnold. Add wresting add class prelimlinaries 132 Cunningham, Sumner, dec.

Engel, Hemingford, 8-2; Bright, Harrisburg, pinned Muckel, Franklin, Hanzlik, Niobrara, dec. Harms, Deshler, 3-0; Bohabo), Howells, dec. TIamka, Brainard E.B., 11-0. 138 LInner, Beaver City, pinned Lay, Mullen, Bannon, Harrison, dec. Myers, Bertrand, 7-2; Church, Clarks, pinned Doetker, Adams; Esch, Spalding Academy, won by forfeit over Kresha, Osceola.

145 Robbins, Sumner, pinned Swanson, Wolbach, Sorenson, Kearney Catholic, pinned Feilmeier, Hartington, Langbehn, S. Concordia, dec. Seda, Arnold, 13-2; Olsen, Mullen, dec. Erickson, Stromsburg, 9-2. Quarterfinals Class A 98 Geisert, Kearney, aec.

Fullerton, 0. Central, 4-1; Puderbaugh, L. East pinned Bergers Millard, Kerndt, Ralston, dec. Stokke, O. Westslde, 3-2; Girard, Alliance, dec.

Bostwick, O. Rummel, 9-0. 105 Wall, Bellevue, dec. Delgado, North Platte, 10-4; Reichenbach, L. Southeast, dec.

Galas, O. South, 6-3; Penke, Papilllon, dec. Schwartz, L. East, 11-1; Jones, Boys Town, dec. Acevedo Scotfsbluff.

6-4. 112 Gonzalez, Boys Town, dec. Kimball, Paplliion, 10-5; Longoria, L. Northeast, dec. Gotobed, Kearney, 6-1; Croushorn, 0.

Benson, dec. Stokke, O. Westslde, 9-3; Boot, O. Central, won by default over Stephenson, L. East.

119 Gonzales, Boys Town, dec. Briscoe, Beatrice, 10-1; Mazzet, O. Westslde, dec. Torres, Scotfsbluff, 5-3; Glntz, O. Tech, dec.

Arthur, L. East, 2-0 (o.t.); Girard, Alliance, dec. Franks, 0. South, 19-5. 126 Lieberth, North Platte, dec.

Edwards, Boys Town, 10-6; Nickel, Kearney, pinned Clark, Paplliion, Oliver, 0. Tech, dec. Bone, L. East, 7-4; Ushio, Alliance, dec. Jones, O.

Westslde, 3-2. Creighton Prep, dec. Tollefsen, Kearney, 3-0; Schroeder, Paplliion, pinned Allgood, L. Southeast, Eledge, O. South, dec.

Farner, Norfolk, 6-2; NIeland, Millard, dec. Jay, ScottsbluH, 3-0 (o.t.). L. Northeast, dec. Rutherford, Boys Town, 3-2; Shaul, Millard, dec.

Sfierwalf, Beatrice, 13-11; Young, L. Southeast, dec. Merrill, O. North, 7-3; Boettcher, O. Sooth, dec.

Agan, Scotfsbluff, 5-0 Wood River, pinned Soukup, North Bend, Felton, Red Cloud, dec. Johnson, Rushville, Hemenway, Elgin Pope John, dec, Paden, Elkhorn, 10-2; Chaney, Harvard, dec. Marquis, 1-0 David City, (ot). Raymond Cantral, pinned Hunt, Ravenna, Ruft, Adams Central, pinned Gfendy, Crawford, Fangmeier, Hebron, dec. Thomsen, Wymore Southern, 8-0.

Class 98 Heinrichs, Deshler pinned Trease, Clearwater, 5.16; Telecky, Howells, dec. Lilyhorn, Bertrand, 3-2; Humpal, Butte dec. Pearson, Sumner, 4-3; Youngs, Harrisburg dec. Schmidt, Franklin, 6-f. 105 Gill, Friend, pinned Starke, Hyannis, Quinn, Oxford, dec, McDowell, Arnold, 14-2; Church, Clarks, dec.

Roberts, Axtell, 10-3; Lacey, Shelton, dec. Geiser, Harrison 9-0. 112 Christian, S. Concordia, dec. Rother, Wolbach, 7-2; DeTurk, Amherst, dec.

Pinkelman, Niobrara, 4-0 (o.t,); Grosshong, Cambridge, pinned Micek, Clarks, Brost, Hemingford, dec. Johnson, Friend, 9-0. 119 Erickson, Stromsburg, dec. Brost, Hemingford, 8-0; Drake, Niobrara, dec. Mattlson, Clay Center, 6-0; Kupke, S.

Concordia, dec. Forster, Bertrand, 3-0 (o.t.). Gifford, Harrisburg, pinned Schmeifs, Spalding Academy, 2:17. 126 Klammer, S. Concordia, dec.

Kllngelhoefer, Amherst, 4-0; Bader, Mullen, pinned Kemper, Clay Center, Flasnick, Alma, dec. Mueller, Spalding Academy, 3-0; Jerred, Harrisburg. dec. Kronberg, Stromsburg, 6-0. Stromsburg, dec.

Cunningham, Sumner, 7-4; Patras, Clearwater, dec. Bright, Harrisburg, 9-7; Maaske, Arrends, Mullen, dec. Bohabot. Howells, 16-0. Beaver City, pinned Sand, Friend, Bannon, Harrison dec.

Kitto, Niobrara, 5-1; Schake, Amherst, dec. Church, Clarks, 7-0; Grubbs, Harrisburg, pinned Esch, Spalding Academy, 3:54. Bennington, dec. Robbins, Sumner, 11-7; Muhr, Harrisburg, dec. Sorenson, Kearney Catholic, 2-0; Howells, pinned Langbehn, S.

Concordia, Erickson, Stromsburg, pinned Olsen, Mullen, 2:39. S. Concordia, dec. John, Sumner, 4-1; Sharp, Harrison, dec. Becker, Beaver City, 13-1; Watts, Howells pinned Onstott, Harrisburg, Garcia, Hemingford, dec.

Mustard, Oconto, 4-2. Friend, dec. Haworth, Harrison, 3-1; Holt, Arnold pinned Carter, Cambridge, Feye, Leigh, dec. Becker, Beaver City, 7-2; Bradley, Mullen, pinned Bauer. Amherst, 3:06.

Brainard E.B., dec. Alberts, Clay Center. 7-2; Wright, Mullen, pinned Dexter, Clarks, Tepty, Wolbach, dec. Haak, S. Concordia, 8-0; Bombeck, Shelton, dec.

Deitz, Alma, 7-3. Stromsburg, dec. Severson, Franklin, 1-4; Peters, Hyannis, pinned Wempen, Sumner, Freeman, Friend, dec. Pickrel, Clarks 2-0; Deitz. Alma, dec.

Hlavac, Brainard E.B., 7-3. New York Marvelous gan, Scoftsbluff, 5-0. Martv Liquori, toviug with the swept to his tsth con- a' victory in New York, Baldwin, Grand Island, dec. Knaub. Lin- the rUIl coin High.

4-2. 'o 0. Benson, dec. Sinnett, O. North, 4-2; Wilson, Kearney, dec.

Lewis, Norfolk, 6-3; Henn, Papiltion, dec. Patterson, Bellevue, 8-3; Schwartz, Lincoln High, dec. Liparoto, Boys Town, 167 0. Ryan dec. Cooley, Millard, 10-3; Kletchka, Lincoln High dec.

Williams, Hastings, 9-0; Gish, O. Burke dec. Tremain, Beatrice, 7-3; Larson, O. Benson dec. Koch, Gr.

Island, 4-0. Bfiys Town, dec. Devaney Will Wait With QBs Ralston (JPI Nebraska football coach Bob Devaney says he will until after spring before deciding how to solve his quarterback comment came in response to a question during the ninth Bob Devaney Stag at American Legion Post 373 tn Ralston. The stag was sponsored by the Ralston Optimist Club. Devaney was asked i senators-to-be Jerry Tagge or Van Brownson or freshman ace David Humm will be red shirted, or held out of action to save eligibility, next fail.

Devaney also told the some i Beaver City, dec. HanzUk, Niobrara, 2-0; 400 gUCStS that TdggC leg IS hi a cast as a preventive measure after he hurt his knee in a basketball game. be ready for spring Devaney said. On other points, the Husker Coach: tight end Bob Holfe from Omaha South, who was red shirted last year, will be switched to tackle in spring practice. he would approve switching the Oklahoma game at Norman from Nov.

20 to Thankegiving Day in order to get possible television coverage. I should have been coach of the year, Thought all-American linebacker Jerry Murtaugh should have been drafted by the pros and predicted that Murtaugh will sign and make the pro grade. i take him down to tlie ali- I American Bowl game in Lubbock, Tex. in June. be of our Devany will coach one of the teams.

Devaney also reported good prospects for next fall with Friday night in record time at: half of our starters back the third edition of the U.S. and some good transfers who Olympic Invitational Track iT'ight help in some key posi- Meet. Liquori, a 21-year-old senior at Villanova and 1968 Olympic NU OftCI mVltSCl team member, snapped his own meet record time of 3:44.8 in To Wrestle USSR Liquori Lopes To 13th Win In New York dec. Gregory, 0. Burke, 3-0; Martin, L.

Northeast, dec. Leach, Bellevue, 5-0. Class third in 3:45.7, the same as vited to be a member of the Mason. United States team which will s.im, com.pcte a Soviet team month, the athletie Syracuse, ned IW Abrams, Sidney, pinned Slice. Orta, 3 junior in the lI8-p(HJnd viiienove the two matches against the Tom Winters.

Seton A. The matches are the second 145 Willis, Aurora, dec. Guinane, dec. Scheer. St.

Paul, 16-2; Abrams. O. Gross 2-0; Rees, Schuyler, dec. Beck, Central City, 5-4; Conley, Chedron, dec. mi: Orta's class schedule at Nf Collins, 3, Lt.

Greg Magee, Coast Guard half of an CXChange program Sidney, pinned. Schauer Lexington, 11- Academy. 4, Fred Singleton, Penn 5, Scott Chatham. Penn State 0:071 between the two countries. VAAKU O.

Gross, dec. dec. Pfiasterer, Schuyler, Adams! tied bv Bow, Broken Bow dec. Groff, Auburn. 3-2; women's Wilme Rudolph dash Wymore-Southern 68, Syracuse 49 Wymore 17 is 20 16-68 Syracuse 9 9 15 Wymore Harris 19, Milligan 16.

Schurmeyer 14, Routan 5, Pence 4. Ottersberg 2, Klaus 2, D. Klaus 4, Vetrovsky 2. Syracuse Saucerzwelg II, Formanak 10, Block 7, Jansen 4. Harschild 2, Kepler 4, Sautter 4.

Dorchester 60, Dillard 46 Dorchester ...................13 12 II Dillard lo 15 Dorchester Eret 7, Novak 12, Danekjs 3, Nelson 14, Velder 14, Slama 10 Dillard Meyer 2, Onnen 3, Berber 5, D. Schnuelle 15, M. Schnuelle 14, Engelman 5, Pralle 2. Table Rock 55, Odell 54 (ovt) Table Rock 8 11 16 17 3-55 Odell ........................11 9 14 II Table Rock Burgert 11, Cumro 6, Goodenkauf 15, Kroll 14, Petrashek 7. Odell E.

Spltsnogle 33, D. Spits- nogle IS, B. Poppe 6. Deshler 54, Chester 48 Deshler ..........................15 12 is Chester 7 13 12 Deshler M. Schardt 17, R.

Schardt 13, Taylor II, Kapperman 6. Chester Schleifer 3, Evers 12. Wilhelms 4, Schlieft 7, Vandersllce 17, Geusman 5. Sterling 85, Palmyra 49 sterling 19 23 2S-85 Palmyra 9 7 9 22, Wusk 13, Haynes 3, Schuster 17, Dovue 6, R. Agena 6.

Hoehne 6. Weyers 2, Horstman 8, Eng- Strom 2, 4, Dowding 2, Kempkey 6, Irland 2, Vaughn 2, Doading 2, Vollertsen 7, Luss 14, Graff 7, Bolz 3. SE Consolidated 77, Falls City Sacred Heart 72 Consolldafed 13 25 17 Sacred Heart 17 17 19 Consolidated Koehler 18, Morris 15, Mayfield 9, Mehlin 9, Vice 9. Shanks Kuker 5. Sacred Heart Hill 17, Felsklskl 13, T.

Hoy 13, M. Hoy 12, Simmon 11, Witt 4, Bird 2. Lake Placid, N.Y. Bob Said of New Canaan, raced his sled to the best clocking Friday in the final practice runs for the Kennedy Games four-men bobsled competition at the nearby Mt. Van Hoevenberg course.

time for the 16-curve, mile-long chute was 1 minute 5.49 seconds. Air Force Staff Sgt. Jim Hickey, who led the field Wednesday and Thursday, placed second with a 1:05.67. Italian No. 1 sled driver, Enzo Vicario, winner of last i Hardy two-man races, placed third.

The official competition will be run Saturday and Sunday, with two heats each day. Milligan 60, Meridian 56 13 7 23 17-60 Meridian 13 20 13 10-56 Milligan Reese 21, Slezak 8, Capek 20, L. Filipi 3. D. Filipi 6, Navretil 2.

Merdlan Vanwesten IS, Uher tels 8, Schweer 23, Kronhofman 2. Clay Center 53, Guide Rock 45 Clay Center 14 8 12 Guide Rodt 11 II 9 Clay Center Harmes 11, Koehler 22, Kounovsky Gavin 6. Jaeger 3, Ulmer 2, 1, Guide Rock Shaw 13, Ho Ohmstede 7, You Yung 6, Kirchner 13, Wedge 4, Schmidt 2. Superior 75, Red Cloud 56 Superior 16 15 15 Red Cloud 13 16 9 Superior Bruns 20, Johnson 17, Williams 10, Kinyoun Hansen 7, Alexander 6, Henders(to 3, Jackson 2, Sheets 2. Red Cloud Pope 15, Bahercr 12, Offner 12, Engstrom 10.

Istas 7. Daveuport 190, Hardy 80 9 20 14 80 Davenport 21 22 24 33-100 Hardy Cassen 27, Kaldaht Edwards 19, SchuMz 6, Pedersen 2, Peterson 2, Brown 2. Davenport Johnson 22, Lobeba 17, Koinzan 16, Urbabur IS, Ficken 8, White Kelm 7, Volght 4, Tegtmeier 3. Agnew Threatens Basketball Next Indianapolis, Ind. i President Spiro T.

Agnew, repeatedly needled about his wayward golf shots, threatened Friday to take up basketball. Arriving here to address a national conference on revenue- sharing, he was handed a box from the fifth grade of Wilbur Wright School at New Castle. It contained some golf balls, some marshmallows and a note: for Indiana; golf balls Agnew recalled to the conference that the Indiana Senate had barred him from playing golf in this state. He pulled a basketball from behincl the podium and asked, for State College Basketball Platte 98, North Platte 81 North Platte 30 Platte College 45 North Platte McLaughlin D. Gray 17, L.

A. Gray 10, Kealy 9, Pulz 7, Webb 4, Ridenour 2. Platte Kincaid 27, Trader 19, Bailey 11, McArdte Wozny 7, Hansen 2, Orr 2, Priester 2, Hahn 2, Richardson 2, Tinlus 6, Flllpowicz 10. pinnrt Borer, Albion, Berger, Ger- meet record A Jesse Owens 50-meter desh 1, Herb Washington. Michigan State; 2, Jim Nebratta City, 4-2; Simmons, Valentine, Green, Kentucky; 3, Alexander dec.

Ashland, Sumpter, Kornelyuk, Sovet Union; 4, Rocky Superior' dec. Nansen, Minden, 1-6; 'Thompson, Mid-American T.C. Bermuda; Hecker, Sdney, dec. Coatney, Auburn. 5, Ford Dennis.

Boston U. 0.05.7 Equals AA record. (jenfennlal, dec. Brennen, Tom Courtney 800 meters 1, Yavgany Gordon. 3-2; Ramsey.

Lexington, dec. Arzhanov, Soviet Union, 1:52. 2, Byron WlIDUr Costello, Schuyler, 4 0 Whisler, Auburn, Dyce, United A.A., 3. Brian StalcUD waS aoorovpd FriHav hv dec. Tierney, Broken Bow.

Grace, McElroy, New York A.C. 1:52.6. 4, Mark was dfjpruvcu rmay oy prevented him from accompanying the U.S. team on an earlier visit to the Soviet Union. Stalcup Gets Nod, Succeeds Devine I Wayne, 9-0; Peterson, Blair, dec.

Frederickson, Ainsworth, 8-2; Faringer, Minden, dec. Hull, Falls City, I op penburg, Cozad, 5-2. Its Coufal, Schuyler, dec. Finke, Gothenburg, 12-5; Christo, Albion, dec. Vermass, Lexington, 2-0; Janssen, Gordon, won by forfeit over Oestmann, York; Buehler, Gtring, dec.

Sherman, Auburn, 9-1. Tekamah, dac. Buss, Cozad, 6-2; Stepanek, St. Paul, dec. ''tSl'-'iiiiir' ii'ro'ri; i IJniversily Board of Kimball, dec, Russell, Hickman Norris.

Syracuse, 3.34; Rees, Schuyler, dec. Alan Helffrfch 1, Pete CuratorS as athletic dirCCtOr tO Ainsworth, 1-0. A I Schuder, Sports International, 104. 2, Plattsmouth, dec. Conley, Chadron, 9-0; Nick Lee, Baltimore Olympic Club.

1:04. uau Sughroue, Holdrege, dec. Christensen, 3. Greg Covan. Villanova, 1:04.2.

4, Jim Dcviue had bcon director and 98 Dobson, North Platte S.P., dec. 1 Ogallaia, 5-2. Burnett, Philadelphia Pioneers 1:05. uhclioi diiu Jensen, Plalnview. 12-2; Jaeger, WInside Syracuse, dec.

College relay 1 lOOtoall COach bcforC rcsilininfi dec. Guthrie, Mitchell, 8-0; Damasauskas, 0. Gross, 4-2; a venscroft. Northeastern Ralph Moschello 51.2, John Gibbon, dec. Trover, Milford, Clark, Valentine, pinned Beiiner, Hegman, Raymond Central, pinned 0 Chadron, dec.

Seivers. Wayne, 6-0; Ravenna, 3:21. Class Schulz, Gering, dec. Richter, Northeastern Ralph Moschello 51.2, John Svenson 51.5, Paul Harrlgan 49.6, Tom taki OVCr aS COdCh of thc Wlttenhagen 49 6 3:21.9 2, Penn State Uav 3:22.9. 3, Seton Halt 3:23.

4, Fairle gh jPruieSblOnai lirceil tidy 105 Elgin Pope John, 1 8-3. Dick.nson 3:25.7. 5, Iona 3 26.3. I PackcrS. dec.

Green, Bayard, 12-3; Kubes, Battle 167 Warner, Gering pinned Van! Dick Landon High (ump Reynaldo 41 ax Creek, dec. Nvffler, Rushville, Housen, Syracuse, Peterson, Blair' Brown, California TC. 7 feef 2 inches A montu agO A1 OnOfnO, whO Zavala, Wood River, pinned LotKhor, I dec. Yeutfer, Lexington, 2-0; Grosshans, meet record; previous record, 7-2, by Elkhorn, Hill, Milford, pinned 1 Plattsmouth dec. Faringer, Minden, 4-0; Ed Caruthers, 1969 2, Pat Mafzdorf, Chadron 79, Wayne 67 Wayne 34 33-67 Chadron Wayne: Hoffman II, Slefkes 16, Rohtf- sen 12, Jorgensen (Suinn 7, Woodln 4, Harvey 2.

Chadron: Rick Brown 28, Jones 22, Eastman 14, Jeffrey 5. Rex Brown 4, Stott 3, Samuels 3. Dowse, Harvard. 112 Zegars, Elgin Pope John, dec. Fonseca, Mitchell, 11-2; Hunter, Rushville, won by forfeit over Fredricksen, Pender; Rollins, Harvard pinned Costello, Fremont Bergan, Baxter, Weeping Water, dec.

Cole, Louo City, 8-2. 119 Steele, Arapahoe, dec. Johnson, Crawford, Dobbs, Wood RIvar, dec. Sones, Rushville, 86; Oakland, dec. Mahloch, Springfield Platteview, 2-0: Hanson, Weeping Water dec.

Henkenius. Bigin Pope John, 8-o. 126 Callies, Oshkosh, won by forfeit over McClemens, Gibbon; Vltyra, North Platte, S.P., dec. Mrkvlcka, Loup City. 4-2; Leggett, Valley, dec.

Sorenson, Wakefield, Story, Raymond Cantral. pinned Anderson, Winslde. 132 Wilkie, Gibbon, dec. Swink Imperial, 10-4; Rhodes, Mitchell, pinned tenBeneel, Arapahoe, Taylor, North Bend, dec. Axford, Bettle Creek, 13-0; Mason, Wymore Southern, dec.

Rice, Neligh, 16. 138 Rasser, Rad Cloud, dac. Hinde, North Platte S.P.. 5-1; BleKhko, Ravenna, pinned Butler, Mitchell, Leggett, Valley, pinned Jackson, Oakland, Miller, Winslde, won by forfeit over Kubik, Central. 145 Yost, Red Cloud, won by forfeit over Schulz, Battle Creek; Zeller, Ravenna, dec.

Weinrlch, Plalnview, 76; Hunter, Rushville, dec. Pierce, Valley, 4-0; Ltakos, Bayard, dec. Black, North Bend, 126. 155 Wood River, pinned Hughes, Battle Creek, Mowlnkcl, West Point, dec. Felton, Red Cloud, 116; Moore, SprlrMfleld dec.

Turnbull, Hay Springs, 9-1; Cooper, Oshkosh, dec. Boerima. Elkhorn, 4-2. 167 Peters, Neligh, pinned Tausan, Rushville, Gardner, Wakefield, won by forfeit over Gettard, Crawfurd; Stoller, Elkhorn, dac. Mass, Harvard, 62; Mann, Wymo't Southern pinned KHmek Loup City, 1:41.

115 Oavis, Wood River, pinned Schulz, Battle Creek, Felton, Red Cloud, dec. Pellatz, Plainview, 8-2; Paden, Elkhorn, pinned Jacobs, Crawford, Marquis, David City, pinned Flores, tchell, 3:18. Hwt Ravenne, Datlefson, Nellqh, 6-4; Rutt, Adams Central, won by forfeit over KoskI, Pender; Hines, a4 North Bend, pinned Steele, Rushville, Thomsen, Wymore Southern, pinned Kakuda, Mitchell, 2:31. Peru 88, Mount Marty 61 Mount Mary Peru 36 Mount Mary Heath 17, Meiser 16. Clouser 10, Johnson 6, Sallee 6, Luebe 2, Conklin 2, Throener 2.

Peru Green 23, Patton 19, Parks 12, Johnson 12, Wilkins 9, Brown 6, Bowen Arnold, 36; Telecky, Howells, dec. dec, Fricke. Ashland, 11-7; Buehler, Gering, pinned Treptow, Aurora, 3:06. Hwt, Warner, Waverly, won by default over Schmidt, Tekamah, Fisher, Chadron, dec. Stepanek, St.

Paul, 56; Matthael, Gering dec. Kelly, Blair, 3-0; Folkar, Gothenburg, dec. Hayden, Kimball. 96. Class 91 Saeger, Elkhorn dec.

Dobson, No. Platte SP, 6-2; Jaeger, Winside dec. Eilenstine, Centura, 2-t; Creamer, Gibbon, dec. Magnusson, Oakland, 6-1; Wckard, Bayard dec. Clerk, Central, 105 Arnold, Wymore, I Minerich, Elgin Pope John, Finke, Gibbon pinned Kubes, Battle Creek, Zavele, Wood River, dec.

Sok, Oakland, 8-3; Hill, Milford, dec. Rogers, Mitchell, 112 Bryson, Wymore Southern, dec. Zegers, Elgin Pope John, Thomas, Hebron, dec. Hunter, Rizshville. 5-2; Rollins, Harvard, Donge, Plalnview, 46; Baxter, Weeping Water, had been a Devine assistant.

Kiopp.aw,,i-,. WUS approved by the curators for old football job. Stalcup, former M.U. basketball coach, had been associate athletic director under Devine. Johnson, Gordon pinned Cozad, 1:36.

L. Pius, dec. Florida Schuyler, 10-2; Peetz, dney, dec. I Horace Ashenfelter Christo, Albion, 13-4; Janssen, Gordon, Rashid Sharafetdinov, Soviet Union 1:06.1 Class dec, Homrlghausen, Crawford, 7-2. 119 Steele, Arapehoe, dec.

Roberta. Wymore Southern, 16-4; Oubbs, Wood River, dec. Jensen, Stanton, 86; Ulman, Cairo Centura pinnad Oakland, Bell, Oshkosh, dec. Hinson, Weep- Inq Water, 66. 126 Springfield Plafleview, pinned Callies, Oshkosh, Mrkvlcka, Loup City pinned Hoffman, Plainview, Leggett, Valley, dec.

Brophy Harvard, 9-3; Story, Raymond Central, der Lewandowikl, Mitchell, 5-0, Valley, dec. Wllkle, Gibbon, 6-3; Rhodes, Mitchell, pinned Jaeger, Winslde, Beahm, Adams Central, pinned Taylor, North Bend, Britt, Rushville, dec. Meson, Wymore Southern. 4. United A.A.

7:33.8. t- Club and relay Red Cloud, dec. AAcGath, i 1 Adelphi (Ray Lee 50.7, Keith Davis Fremont Bergan, 6-3; Fullselman, Plain- i 49.1, Dennis Walker 48, Clyde Mcpherson view, dec, Blaschko, Ravenna, 26; 48.2) 2. Sports Internatloal 3:16.2 Kaslon, Loup City, pinned Leggett, Lamotte Hyman an anchor 47,8 Valley, Schmick, Bayard, pinned 4. Philadelphia Pioneer 3:18.2.

Miller, Winslde, 1:42. Olympic Invitational tripia iump Fremont Bergan, I 1. Viktor Santyev, Soviat Union 53 feet dec. Yost, Red Cloud, 5-3; Raves, 1 Inches; 2. Norman Tate, New York Mitchell, dec.

Zeller, Ravenna, 144; i Pioneer 51 3. Patrick Onyanago, Krueger, Winslde, pinned U. of Wisconsin 4. Milan Tiff, Rushville, DIbbern, Wood River California T.C. dec.

Llakos, Bayard, 8-3. Wood River, dec. Goes, Wymore Southern, 6-1; McCoy, Crawford, 2. Bill Reilly, New York A.C. 3.

Barry Brown, New York A.C. 4. Grand McLartn, U. of Western Ontario 5. Piarre Vlaux, Detroit Motor Striders France College 168-mtler relay 1.

Pittsburgh (Dorei Watlay 49.1, Dennis Schafzman 49.9, Ted Bobby 50.9, Smltty Brown 41.6) 2. Mantwittan 19.1; 3. Temple 4. Rutgers 3:23 6. College relay 1, Fordham (Ed Duvinsk! 1:51.4, Mike Nahon 1:56, Tony Dasaro 1:55.5, Marcel Philippe 1:50.5 7:40.4 2.

C. W. Post 3. St. John's 4.

Adelphi 7:42.6. Olympian 1,500 maltrs 1. Martin Liquori, Villanova 3:44.2 mtet record, previous record, 3:44.8, by Liquori 1970. 2. Chris Mason, Villanova 3.

Mikhail Zhekhovsky, Soviet Union 4. Keith Colburn, Sports Internetional 5. Jerry Richey, U. Of Pittsburgh 3:46.1. Lt.

Ron ZInn Memorial walk Dave Romansky, Dataware T.C world and Amarican Indoor record, previous record, 5:50.2, by Romansky 1970; 2. Ron Daniel, New York A.C. 3. Ron Kulik, New York A.O. 4.

Greg DleboW, Shore A.C. 6:09 9 5. Ray Somtrs, Penn A.C Club and college 1,608 meter relay 1. New York A.C. Walt Fitzpatrick 50.2, Jack Hanley 50.4, Tom Cracovia 49.2, Bill Bruckel 49.4 2.

New York Pioneer 3. C. W. Post 4. United AAA no time.

Club and relay 1. U. of Chicago T.C. (Bob O'Connor 1:57.3, Ken Sparks 1:51.5, Ralph Schultz 1:51.8, Lowell Paul 1:49) 2. New York A.C.

3. Manhattan Hedrick To Do Reds' Play-By-Play Broadcast Kan.sas City Torn Hedrick, for the last seven years play-by-play announcer of Kansas City Chiefs football games, will leave Station KCMO-TV to do the play-by-play for this 35 televised games of the Cincinnati Reds, baseball club, a spokesman for KCMO-TV said Friday. Hedrick also will be associated with WLWT in Cincinnati. 5, Miller 2. 98 Clearwater, dec.

Sheets. Point, Springfield Plattview, dec. Splittgerber, FEATURE RAaS Kearney S8, Metro St. 49 Metro 20 29-69 Kearney 45 Metro Crawford 17, Williams 8, Stewart 5, L. Risk 5, mc 4, Roberson 4, Kenlon 3, Oliver 2, G.

Risk 1. Kearney Sandstrom 20, Ahrens 20, Hummel 12, Kropp 12, Jones 10, Rol 5, Hoffman 4, Karnatz 4, Jochum 4, Hanson 3. Willis 3, Walden 2. FEATURE RACES Starke, Hyannis, 6-2; Paarson, Sumner, pinned Burrows, Adams Schmidt, Franklin, dec. Stadsklez, S.

Concordia. 3-2. 105 Starke, Hyannis, pinned Hake. Plalnview, 8-2; Deboer, Harvard, dec. 1 Paprloia At Lincoln Downs Mung Mlssamenza Off Eesy A 5.80 3.00 3 20 2.40 2 20 4.80 I At Santa Anita rrwxrxT I 32 40 IS.lO Evtrythina Lovalv i ad 3 167-Peters, Neligh pinned Thelrlof, to Fremont Bergen, Ripp.

Ravenna i PaIr nenimao Gardner, Wakefield, 4-2; Zegers, i Al UrOUnUS Leigh, Arnold, dec. i Elgin Pope John dec. Stoller, Elkhorn, I Tribal Line .........................6.40 3.60 3.00 Timmons, Wolbech, 6-0; Roberts, Axtell, I Mann, Wymore Southern pinned i Windguther f.80 2.40 dec. Schulz, S. Concordia, 13-4; Lacey, McConkey, Oshkosh, 3:58.

Steady Friar i.gg Shelton, pinned Oiberg, Stromsburg, 112 Rother, Wolbach, dec.i Wassarburger, Harrisburg, 8-2; Pinkaiman, Niobrara, dec. Grubbs, Her- risburg, 3-2; Groshong, Cambridge, pinned Holland, Daihler, Johnson, Friend, dec. Fitch, Loomis, 6-5. 119 Brost, Hemingford, dec. Wilson.

Sumner, 4-2; Mafflson, Clay Center, dac, Ferguson, Arnold, 1-7; Kupke, S. Concordia pinnad Hausman, Butte, Spetz, Brainard E.B., pinnad Schmcits, Spalding Academy, 5:12. 126 Kllngelhoefer, Amhersf, dec. WE SERVICE ALL FORD PRODUCTS AT 14TH 47S-1S71 DEAN'S FORD HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL Soturdoy, Fob. 20 Porshing Auditorium LINCOLN NORTHEAST Vf.

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