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12 The Lincoln Star Tuesday, July 27, 1971 Yankees Alive Again After Early Problems WHAT WAS WRONG BEFORE IS RIGHT NOW NEW YORK (AP) right with the New York Yankees? Suddenly, the team that seemingly do anything right the first part of the season the team that had trouble winning half its games the team whose bullpen was tossing away games with astonishing regularity That team has righted now resembles the team that finished a surprising second in the American League East last season. A five-game winning streak and 13 victories in the last 17 games have carried the Yankees to the .500 level for the first time since May 19 and moved them to within IV 2 games of third-place Detroit. The surge resembles the 1970 second half spurt of 47-30 that gave the Yanks a final record of 93-69, their best mark since 1964, when they won a record- tying fifth consecutive pennant and their 29th most by any team in major league history. Last strong finish created illusions of strength. Yankee officials decided to maintain a pat squad over the winter.

The strategy backfired, however, and the club slipped disappointingly out of contention early in the season, dropping as far as 15V2 games behind front-running Baltimore on July 15. just say a little disappointed about the way the team got said Lee MacPhail executive vice-president and general manager, far from discouraged. The differences between winning and losing games seems to be getting less Ryan's Nauslar Scoffs At Bolts From Above Omaha Denny Nauslar, 6-3, 215-pound senior at Southern Colorado State, is increasing the pace of his workouts in an effort to make a football comeback after a collision with a bolt of lightning. been lifting weights and doing a lot of running and agility drills, to get the strength and feeling back in to my Nauslar reported. He is working out for the opening of Southern practice season Aug.

24 in Pueblo. Nauslar, 21, a graduate of Archbishop Ryan High School, was running a pass pattern during football drills last August when he was struck by lighting. The shock caused his heart to stop and trainer Fred Oglesby had to pound it back intto action until a rescue squad arrived. Nauslar suffered burned nerve endings in his legs that prevented him from walking until January. He also developed cataracts and can see only shadows of objects out of his right eye.

He said the cataracts cannot be removed because a doctor advised him contact sports might cause the retina to detach from tfaie eye. Nauslar started working out again for a couple of hours a day last spring. The toughest part of the comeback, he said, is trying to regain his balance and quickness. Chargers Trade For Tiny Levias Irvine, Calif. The San Diego Chargers traded two of their biggest men Monday for Jerry Levias, the Houston wide receiver, who was once a standout at Southern Methodist.

Offensive tackle Gene Ferguson, 285, and defensive tackle Ron Billingsley, 290, were dealt to Houston. Former NU End, McDonald, Dies Grand Island Lester B. McDonald, Grand Island, one of the University of Nebraska football greats, died unexpectedly at his home Monday. McDonald, who was graduated from Grand Island High School in the early was an all Big Six end at Nebraska in 1933 and 1936 and subsequently played professional football with the Chicago Bears and the Milwaukee Eagles. His son, Dave, is a first baseman fo'.

the Montreal Expos. Sargent Rider Wins Wild Horse Honors Broken Bow Crawford of Sargent captured the wild horse racing title both days in the 9th annual amateur rodeo of the Nebraska State Rodeo Association in Broken Bow this past weekend. Other winners were Barb McVay of and Bonnie Gallino of Valentine in the barrell race, Jbhn Rothwell of Hyannis, in the calf roping, Duane Parker of Valentine in bulldogging, Steve Mader of Kimball in the saddle bronc riding and Tom Jago of Winner, S.D., in bull riding. Omaha's Welsh Wins Double Tennis Titles Sioux City, Iowa UP) Kathy Welsh of Omaha won both the singles and doubles competition in the River Cade tennis tournament Sunday at the Sioux Kacquet Club. She defeated Karen Wakey 26, 6-1 and 6-0 and then teamed with Carol Sandvig of Sioux Falls, S.D., to defeat Pat Dwyer and Gretchen Hauff, both of Sioux City, 6-3, 6-0.

Omaha Driver Lands Fuel Eliminator Title Brainerd, Minn. Howdy Williams of Omaha, took the top fuel elimination class of the Hot Rod World Series at Dannybrooke Speedway Sunday. Williams, with an elapsed time of 6.S6 seconds, was clocked at 193.76 miles per hour. Packers Pick Up Lane To Lessen QB Predicament Green Bay, Wis. UP) The Green Bay Packers, in an effort to strengthen their quarterback situation, announced Monday they had acquired veteran Gary Lane, a free agent who has played with several teams.

Lane, who played at Missouri under Dan Devine, now head coach and general manager of the National Football League team, was drafted in 1965 by the Cleveland Browns and Buffalo Bills. He signed with the Browns and played with them in 1966 and 1967. He went to the New York Giants in 1968 and to the Los Angeles Rams in 1969. Lane played last year with the Saskatchewan Rough Riders in the Canadian Football League. Bart Starr, the veteran Packer quarterback, is due to undergo surgery on his throwing arm Wednesday at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, in an effort to alleviate a persistent pain.

and less nowadays. Please construe that as an alibi, but a matter of fact. happened to Detroit and could happen to Baltimore. Momentum is the big thing you get a clutch homer or key relief job and win a few games and suddenly on your The Yanks got both a clutch homer and a key relief job Sunday in sweeping a doubleheader at Milwaukee 6-2 in 11 innings and 11-9. I the opener, Lindy ace of the bullpen last year but a dismal flop early this his recent strong relief work.

He replaced Stan Bahnsen after Johnny one-out homer tied the game 2-2 in the ninth, and blanked the Brewers over the final 2 2-3 innings. That gave McDaniel a string of seven games and 13 2-3 innings in which he has not allowed a run. No one has scored on him since July 5. has just fallen into said McDaniel. far as I can determine what doing now is a fair parallel to last way throwing, the way my arm feels, the way I feel.

Bobby Murcer, the leading hitter all season and the American starting centerfield in the All-Star Game, got the clutch homer Sunday, a pinch hit grand first of his the second inning of the nightcap. Twin Shutouts Boost KOLN-TV won the Kearney Invitational Softball tournament for the fourth consecutive year on a pair of three-hitters here Sunday. KOLN-TV went undefeated in the double elimination tournament winning three games Saturday and then defeating Palm Gardens of Kearney twice, 1-0 behind Dick Ude and 3-0 behind Doyle LeRov and Paul Ude, who relieved LeRov in the sixth, in the championship game. Palm Gardens 000 000 3 0 KOLN-TV 000 100 3 0 Hardwigger and Lumback, D. Ude and Marquart.

KOLNTV 010 2CO 9 0 Palm Gardns 000 000 3 0 LeRoy P. Ude (6) and Marquart; Hardwigger and Lumback. American League East Pet. GB Baltimore 60 38 .612 Boston 57 41 .582 3 Detroit 51 48 .515 New York 51 51 .500 11 Cleveland 41 59 .410 20 West Oakland 63 35 .643 Kansas City 52 45 .536 IOV2 California 49 54 .476 I6V2 Chicago 45 54 .455 Minnesota 45 54 .455 18Va Milwaukee 40 57 412 Results Minnesota 2, Boston Other clubs not scheduled. Tuesday's Games New York (Stottlemyre 10-9) at Chicago (Hinton night Kansas City (Hedlund 8-6) at Detroit (Lolich 15-7), night Oakland (Hunter 12-9 and Segui 6-4) at Baltimore (Dobson 13-4 and Leonhard 2-0 or Jackson 3-2) 2, twlnight California (Wright 9-9) at Cleveland (McDowell 9-10), night Washington (Broberg 2-3) at Minnesota (Luebber 1-3), night Boston (Lonborg 4-4 and Culp 12-7) at Milwaukee (Lockwood 6-7 and Parsons 812), 2, twi-niaht National League Bryant, McKay, Royal All In Agreement SPECIAL STATUS REQUESTED FOR MAJOR FOOTBALL SCHOOLS Los Angeles (ffi Coaches Paul Bryant of Alabama and John McKay of Southern California agreed with Darrell Royal of Texas Monday that the National Collegiate Athletic Association may have to create a special division for major football schools.

East Pet. GB 65 36 .644 5446 .540 lOVa 55 47 .539 10Vj 51 47 .520 12Vj 44 58 .431 21 Va 40 62 .392 25Va West 62 41 .602 53 49.520 8Vi 53 52 .50510 50 12 48 36 67 .35026 Results 5, Montreal 2 4, New York 0 7, Philadlphia 4 Pittsburgh Chicago St Louis New York Philadelphia Montreal Francisco Los Angles Atlanta Houston Cincinnati San Diego Chicago St Louis Houston (15 innings) Other clubs not scheduled. Tuesday's Games Chicago (Holtzman 8-11) at Montreal (Britton 0-2 or McAnally 2-8), night Houston (Blasinqame 6-8 and Dierker 12-4) at Philadelphia (Fryman 6-4 and Reynolds 3-2), 2, twi-night Pittsburgh (Ellis 15-3) at Los Angeles (Downing 12-6), night Cincinnati (McGlothlin 5-7) at San Dieqo (Phoebus 3-10), night Atlanta (Jarvis 3-9) at San Francisco (Marichal 10-6), night St. Louis (Zachary 3-6) at New York (Seaver 11-7), night Baseball Box Scores American League BOSTON MINNESOTA ab bi ab bi JKennedy 2b 5 1 1 0 Tovar If 4 0 10 Aparicio ss 4 0 2 0 Carew 2b 4 0 0 0 RSmith cf 4 0 3 1 Oliva rf 4 0 0 0 Ystrmski If 3 0 10 Killebrew 3b 3 0 0 0 Petroclli 3b 4 0 0 0 Reese lb 3 12 0 Scott lb 3 0 0 0 Cardenas ss 2 0 0 0 BCongro 4 0 0 0 Nettles cf Mntgmry 4 0 0 0 Mitterwld Siebert 4 0 0 0 Kaat Holt ph Total 35 1 7 1 Total Two out when winning run scored. Boston .............000 010 Minnesota 000 000 101 2 Aparicio, Killebrew.

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Local Netters Whitewashed In Open Play Tennis players from outside the Capital City walked off with all the trophy hardware Monday in the final day of the Lin coin Open Junior tennis tournament at Woods. Bill Roberts and Kathy Haw kirns, both of Omaha, took titles in the 18-and-under singles com petition. The two also took part in winning doubles teams, Roberts pairing up with Bruce Iwersen, an Omahan who won the 16-and-under crown, for the 18 trophy and Hawkins playing with Helen Glover. Jana Grundy of Kearney won the 16-and-under trophy, while Rick Westerlin and Bruce Bamford, also of Kearney, swept the 16 doubles action. CHAMPIONSHIPS Boys 12 singles Mark Paulson def.

Bob Green, 6-2, 6-1. Boys 14 singles Dan Sloboth def Lawrence Kemp, 6-4, 6-4. Boys 16 singles Mat Iwersen def. Glen Anderson, 6-3, 6-7, 7-5. Boys II singles Bill Roberts def Iwersen, 6-7, 6-0, 6-4.

Boys 12 doubles Tom Rice-Green def. Peter Hayden-Dave Hayden, 6-2 7-5. Boys 14 doubles Mike Kennedy-Kemp def. Larry Rugg-Tom Saestrom, 4-6, 6-3 Boys 16 doubles Rick Westerlin Bruce Bamford def. Paul Reese-Jerome Reese, 6-2, 6-3.

Boys 18 doubles Roberts-lwersen def. Westerlin-Bamford, 6-3, 6-4. Girls 14 singles Debby Denenberg def. Befh Rips, 7-5, 7-5. Girls 16 singles Jana Grundy def Denenberg, 2-6, 6-4, 7-5.

Girls 18 singles Kathy Hawkins def. Joyce McVicker, 6-2, 6-3. Girls 14 doubles Denenberg-Rips def. Susan Sloboth-Libby Biggs, 6-0, 7-5. Girls 18 doubles Hawkins-Hejen Glover def.

McVlcker-Grundy, 7-6, 6-4. SEMIFINALS Boys 14 singles Dan Sloboth def Dave Huskey, 6-3, 3-6, 7-6. Kemp def P. Reese, 6-4, 2-6, 7-5. Boys 16 singles Iwersen def.

John Duncan, 6-3, 6-4. Boys 14 doubles L. Rugg-Salestrom def. Craig Moore-Dave Butler, 6-4, 7-5. Boys 16 doubles Westerlin Bamford def.

Anderson-Steve Yenney, 6-3, 6-4. Boys 18 doubles Roberts-lwersen def. Marty Ward-Tim Sheahan, 6-1, 7-6. On a visit to Los Angeles, Bryant said, feel we will have to have a new division of the NCAA, not polling out or anything, but a new Royal suggested several days ago that the NCAA might have adopt special rules for the major universities which compete in football. McKay, slated to become athletic director at USC in a year when Jess Hill retires, also said he favored an Rose Bowl Game but admitted, there are a lot of reasons why it Under current contracts, the champion of the Pacific-8, of which USC is a member, plays a Big Ten team in the bowl game at Pasadena.

The Big Ten has a no-repeat rule so if the champion is a repeater in its No. spot, the second place team goes to the bowl. should never accept the Big No. 2 said McKay, who also said he believes the No. 2 team in the Pac-8 should be able to play in a bowl other than the Rose Bowl.

Bryant declared that about 60 schools play truly major football but that NCAA policy is set by a membership of several hundred institutions. only way to survive is to have policy set by schools with common goals and Common problems banded he said. Bryant advocate unlimited budgets for the larger schools, and explained, the programs are determined already by the school budgets. But you have the rules and regulations made by people who have the same problems and Bryant stopped off in Los Angeles for a visit on his way to a speaking engagement in Salt Lake City. His first football game this fall will be against USC in the Los Angeles Coliseum on Sept.

10. The original suggestion for a separate group for larger schools came when the NCAA said it was studying proposals to limit the number of football scholarships permissible and the number of assistant coaches who could be hired. Merritt Reservoir Fish Success High Mets Fall To Gibson In Shutout National League Omahans Score Canoeing Record North Platte Rita Bosiljevac and Jim Weiss of Omaha posted a new standard for the annual Buffalo Bill Canoe races on the North Platte River Sunday. The Omahans captured the mixed couples division with a time of 2 hours 11 minuts and 8 seconds for the 16 mile trip from Hershey to North Platte. There were 35 entries.

Glen Story of Chicago and Ray Bosiljavad of Omaha also set a new standard in the aluminum canoe Other results: division Pattv Bilie Rouzec, North Women's open Harkreader and Platte, 2:42.15. Men 40 and Coleman and Len Standlnger, Lincoln, 2: 12.27. Boys 17 and under- Bob Doney and Jeff Morehead, Lincoln 2: 16 03. Men's fiberglass Mares and Ed Albert, Lincoln, 2:02.48. lit 14.

GALS' SOFTBALL Hat I of 31, HyGatn 7, 70tfpB A 0 Griffith Tunes Up New York Former world champion Emile Griffith, tuning up for another middleweight title match, pounded out a unanimous 10-rourxl decision over Nessim Cohen Monday night at Madison Square Garden. Sertoma Title To Petraglia Houston (A Johnny Petraglia of Brooklyn, N.Y., the top money winner this year on the professional tour, scored another triumph Monday night, taking the fifth annual PBA Sertoma Open. He fired a 1,692 in his final eight-game block for a 42-game total of 10,531 and a nine-pin margin over runnerup Bob Singleton of Houston. In winning his fifth tournament of the year, Petraglia added $4,000 to his earnings. He now has pocketed $77,838 with 12 PBA tournaments Local Swimmers Relay Winners Manhattan, Kan.

Lincoln Swim Club competitors won a pair of relay events in the Manhattan Invitational swimming meet Saturday and Sunday. Barb Harris, Donna Charko, Anne Mulligan and Kris Funk combined to win both the 200- yard medley and freestyle events. Miss Harris also won the ICO freestyle in the 1112 division. Other winners from Lincoln included Scott Standard from the YMCA team (50 freestyle and 50 breaststroke in the 9-10 division) and Mike Thomas from the Swim Club (200 individual medley in 13-14). YMCA Schedules Marathon For Funds Several hundred youths and adults are expected to participate in a multiple-event 50-hour marathon fund raising program for the new Northeast Lincoln YMCA Aug.

6-8. Events will include cycling, basketball, roller skating, jogging, swimming, ping-pong, pool, trampoline, dancing, a for the Northeast and other events. Those wishing to participate may pick up forms at northeast Lincoln businesses or at the Northeast Y. NHL From CBS New York The Columbia Broadcasting System announced Monday it will televise 12 regular season contests in the National Hockey League during the 1971-72 season plus Stanley Cup playoff games. ST.

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3, Montreal 1. 7, Montreal 3. SF- Bailey, SF-FG. IP ER BB SO Pappas (W, 11-9) 9 5 2 1 2 3 Renko (L, 9-11) 6 2-3 8 5 5 6 3 1 1-3 0 0 0 1 McGinn 1 0 0 0 0 A-l 6,037. Kssngr ss Bckrt 2b BWtlms If THckmn 1b Santo 3b BDvis cf Cllisn rf OMrtn Papps Total Montreal DP By Associated Press Veteran pitcher Bob Gibson continued his drive for a fourth straight 20-game winning season Monday night.

The 35-year-old right-hander of the St. Louis Cardinals tossed a five-hitter to blank the New York Mets 4-0. It was his second straight shutout and the 47th of his career. His current won-lost record is 8-9. Joe two-run double in the first inning gave Gibson all the runs he needed, but he added the icing to his cake with a triple in the second.

He scored on Lou bunt single. In the other three scheduled games, the Chicago Cubs downed Montreal 5-2, Minnesota shaded Boston 2-1 and Houston outlasted Philadelphia 7-4 in 15 innings. The Astros broke loose for three runs in the top of the 15th to beat the. Phillies. Dong double, his third hit of the game, scored Cesar Cedeno with the go-ahead run.

A three-bagger by Rich Reese and Jim sacrifice fly broke a 1-1 tie in the ninth and accounted for the triumph over the Red Sox. The Cubs beat the Expos on Milt five-hitter and a three-run rally in the sixth. Glenn Beckert singled home the tying run and he later scored what proved to be the winning run on Ron single. Weideman Runs Scoreless String To 23 Straight Norm Weideman of Motor City ran his string of scoreless innings to 23 straight while tossing his second consecutive shutout Monday in Triple A softball at Ballard Field. win, an 8-0 victory over Citizens State Bank, came on a four-hitter.

Branding Iron captured its second straight win, dropping Runza Drive-Inn, 7-6, as Frank Podraza picked up the triumph. Runza Drive-Inn ................000 311 9 2 Branding Iron ................031 210 9 1 Aalborg and Skinner; Podraza and Batman; Flynn's Motor City .........003 004 7 0 Citizens State Bank ..000 000 4 2 Weideman and Young; Grossenbach, Wagoner (6) and Hall. Lincolnites Nab Swimming Titles North Platte Lincolnites Rick Thomassen in the 11 and 12-year-old boys division and Dick Griffin in th 15 to 17-year- old boys group were high point winners in their age groups at the Platte Valley A and Swimming meet here. Thomassen, a member of the Lincoln YMCA swim team was first in the 50-yard freestyle, 50- yard butterfly and 50-y a breaststroke while Griffin of the Lincoln Swim Club finished first in the 100-yard freestyle, 100- yard butterfly and 100-yard individual medley. Other Lincoln placings: Merritt Reservoir near Valentine has been giving anglers plenty of action recently, offering good success on walleye and bullheads, with occasional white bass and smallmouth bass.

The walleye at Merritt have moved to the main portion of the reservoir and along the sliding banks, where they are hitting spinner-worm combinations. Loren Duensing of Fairbury is one of these fortunate anglers, hauling in a 35-pound, eight- ounce flathead from the Little Blue River in Jefferson County. Tim Rusthoven of Omaha also scored on a big flathead cat, taking a 26-pounder from Harlan County Reservoir. SAND HILLS Merritt Reservoir (Valentine) qood success on walleye hitting spinner-worm combinations, both by trolling and casting; good success on bullheads from 1 to I1? pounds on worms; occasional white bass and smallmouth bass on spinner and worm combinations. North and Middle Loup rivers(Sherman, Valley, and Garfield counties; catfish up to 5 pounds on chubs and prepared bait; Sherman Reservoir (Loup City) occasional crappie; occasional white bass on minnows; catfish on crawdads and chicken livers; Big Alkali Lake (Valentine) excellent success on bullheads, weighing about 1 pound, hittinq worms fished on the bottom; PANHANDLE Smith Lake (Sheridan County) largemouth bass averaging about 1 pound on surface lures and poppers; Walgren Lake (Hay Springs) bullheads ave-aging 8 inches on worms; North Platte River (Scottsbluff and Morrill counties) from 2 to 6 pounds taking frogs, crawdads qrasshoDoers, and worms; bullheads worms; (Garden and Keith counties) catfish from 1 to 7 pounds hitting shrimp; Lake McConaughy (Ogallala) white bass from to 2 pounds hitting artificials; rainbow trout from 1 to pounds off the face of the dam striklnq irolled artificials; Mike Thomassen, YMCA in 8 and under 25-yard freestyle, first in 8 and under 25-yard backstroke and first in 9 to 10 Class butterfly.

Greg Wilson, YMCA second in 9 and 0 Class breststroke, third in 9 and 10 Class A butterfly. Teri Wilson, YMCA first in 11 and 12 girls, Class butterfly, third in 11 and 12 girls 200-yard individual medley. Terry Houchen, YMCA- In 13 and 14 boys 200-yard individual medley. Susan Griffin, LSC third in 13 and 14 girls 100-yard backstroke and 100-yard freestyle. Alley Action Men's 230 Games, 600 Series At Joe Peterson, 649; Slim Teet, 622; Gene Bolz, 604; Bill Straub, 611; John Tavlin, 237; Chess Johnson, 235.

Ladies' 200 Games, 525 Series At Peg Kile, 234-585. Senior Men's 200 Games, 525 Series At Parkway Merl Sutton, 545; Roy Mills, 200-541. At Hollwyood- Bud Crump, 200-529; Roy Mills, 237-634; Harl Wilson, 231-535. Senior Ladies' 175 Games, 500 Games At Vee Eitner, 175. At Marie Walton, 175-527; Edith Christinsen, 183; Florence Grant, 201 Junior Boys' 200 Games, S2S Series At Ken Faris, 243-609.

At Hollywood -Roger Heffelfingcr, 211 591; Monte Stee.ison, 553; Don Miltner, Golf Superintendents Ready For Busy Day The Nebraska Golf Course Superintendents Association will have a full day of activity Monday, starting with a morning visit to a dod farm, followed by a noon barbecue and golf at 1:30 p.m. Wives are welcome and the golf will be played at new Applewood course. Lincoln's Brian Smith Sets Eight Records Kansas City Brian Smith, representing the Lincoln YMCA, snapped eight records this weekend in the 17th annual Homestead Country Club swimming meet. Swimming in the 9 and 10- year-old bracket, Smith set new marks in the 200 meter freestyle, the 100 backstroke, the 50 freestyle, the 50 butterfly, the 100 butterfly, the 100 freestyle, the 50 backstroke, and the 200 individual medley while winning the high point trophy. MEN'S SOFTBALL Gooch Mill 12, Senior Dents Mid America Web 7, American Stores Larino's Pizza 15, State Farm Ins.

Gerry's 9, Max's Barbershop Walt Gall Body Shop 5, Marie's Tavern Hogan's Sports 14, Sittler Off Sale Commonwealth Elec. 7, Broncos Royals 10, Gremlins Amigos 17, Von Busch Tigers Barry's 8, Clem's Fireside. Cullen Const. 4, N.C. Hybrids Navy 17, Hep Cats 3.

King Nabs Crown Kitzbuehel, Austria UP) Billie Jean King of Long Beach, won the singles title of the Austrian International Tennis Championships Monday, defeating Laura Roussow of South Africa 6-2, 4-6, 7-5. Lake Ogallala rainbow trout from 1 to 3Vj pounds hitting night crawlers; Box Butte Reservoir (Hemingford) small northern, averaqinq 16 inches, taking large bank-fished or trolled minnows. SOUTHWEST Medicine Creek Reservoir (Cambridge) few large walleye from 7 to 11 pounds taking minnows; occasional white bass; Red Willow Reservoir (McCook) catfish mostly at night hitting still fished and iug fished salamanders and bluegill; largemouth bass on rubber worms; Lake Maloney (North Platte) occasional catfish on minnows; North Platte River (North Platte) occasional catfish on minnows; Enders Reservoir white bass on and minnows; few small walleye on artificials and niqht crawlers. SOUTHEAST Blue River (Adams, Clay, and Nuckolls counties; catfish, averaging 2 pounds, taking minnows, prepared bait; and chubs; Republican River (Webster and Nuckolls counties) catfish from 1 Vi to 2 pounds hittinq minnows, prepared bait, and chubs; Pawnee Lake (Emerald) catfish up to 6 pounds taking shrimp, chicken livers, froqs, and minnows; Conestoga Lake (Denton) ratfish up to 6 pounds hittinq shrimp, livers, froqs, and minnows. NORTHEAST Lewis and Clark Lake (Crofton) white bass up to 1 pound hittinq artificials, best time late afternoon, occasional small walleye up to 2 pounds hittinq trolled artificals; catfish up to 5 pounds on jug-fished chubs; Gavins Point Dam Tailwaters (Crofton) catfish up to 3 pounds on chicken livers; some drum weighing up to 2 pounds, hitting crawdads; carp all sizes on strawberry douqhballs; few small sauqer up to 1 pound taking minnows; Missouri River (Dakota, Dixon, and Thurston counties) catfish weighinq up to 3 pounds hittinq minnows and prepared bait both on set lines and rod and reel; Loup Canal (near Genoa, Monroe, and Columbus) catfish, averaging 12 inches on chicken livers and sand toads.

MASTER ANGLERS Channel cattish Daniel L. Smith, Ralston, 22 pounds, 8 ounces, Lake in Sarpy County; Hans Luett, Grand Island, 14 pounds, 8 ounces, Mormon Island Lake; Harry Lassen. Grand Island, 12 pounds. Mormon Island Lake. Largemouth bass Ray Syslo, Lincoln, 6 pounds, lake in Cass County; Melvin Neeman, Syracuse, 5 pounds, 14 ounces, Otoe County farm pond; Mike Gettman, McCook, 5 pounds, 8 ounces.

Red Willow Reservoir; Harlan E. Snyder, Eaale, 5 pounds, 6 ounces, Lancaster County farm pond, Gordon Duval, Wellfleet, 5 pounds, 6 ounces, Wellfleet Lake; Kenneth Marler, Grand Island, 5 pounds, 4 ounces. Mormon Island Lake; Tom Hill, Grand Island, 5 pounds, 4 ounces. Sandpit in Hall County; T. Miller, Brewster.

5 pounds, 2 ounces. Calamus River; Jack Wood, Lincoln, 5 pounds, 2 ounces. Red Willow Reservoir; Tom Hayek, Ulysses, 5 pounds, 1 ounce, Butler County farm pond, and W. G. Shalz, Colby, 5 pounds, 1 ounce.

Red Willow Reservoir. Smallmeuth bass oovie Seals, Scoff City. 4 pounds, 8 ounces. Red Willow Reservoir. Walleye Jacque Smith, Lincoln, 10 pounds, 7 ounces, Harlan County Reservoir; Letha Hurt, North Platte, 9 pounds, 8 ounces.

Lake McConaughy; Gerold Rhoads, Grand Island, 8 pounds, 2 ounces, and Karl Kirkland, Grand Island, 8 1 ounce. Lake McConaughy. Rock bass Jim Castleberry, Lexington, 1 pound, 4 ounces, and Mike Bappe, Lexington, I pound, both from 1-80 lake in Dawson County. Perch Dick Messmon, Hallam, 1 pound, 8 ounces, Dewey Lake. Crappie Biayne Evans, Columbus, 2 pounds.

3 ounces, lake in Platte Countv. Sunfish Larry Richard, Kearney, 1 pound, Sandpit in Kearney County. Drum Robert Williss, North Platte, 8 pounds, 6 ounces, canal in Lincoln County. Raibow trout R. I.

Gassnew, Burlington, 9 pounds, 9 ounces, Lake McConaughy. Striped bass Clyde Peters, Ogallala, 4 pounds, 14 ounces. Lake McConaughy. Carp Clifford Sullivan, North Platte, 16 pounds, and Bobby Crofutt, North Platte, 15 pounds, 12 ounces, both from 1 Lake Maloney. MIDGET BASEBALL Class Havelock 6, St.

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