Scotus Central Catholic keeps nine team conference title run
Scotus Central Catholic dominated the Nebraska Catholic Conference meet at Hastings St Cecilia, earning the league crown with dominant wins led by multiple golds from Schwab, Kosch, and Gruber while St Cecilia and Grand Island Catholic chased in a four team field. Freshmen Shamrocks piled up points as Larry Rush swept events and Scotus posted a strong relay performance to seal the title.
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Ray Gattermeyer
Scotus
Central Catholic
David City
Jim Pucle
Shamecks
Qunperlip Hastings St. Cecilia
Grad Island Catholic Nippers
David City Aquinas
St Coulia
Hives
Sy Khed
Guy
Chuck R
Jiamul
Bob Kosch
Lucius
Shamrock
Larry Rush
Grand Island Catholic
Sarahan
Pawnee Park
Central City
Hunt Bench Sparks Giants With Pinch Hits
Giant pinch hitter Hunt, sidelined from regular play by manager Clyde King, delivered timely hits to spark the Giants to victory. He contributed a pinch single, a three-run eighth, and a pinch double with the winning run, lifting the club in a string of late-inning rallies. Major league results from Friday’s games noted surrounding performances across the National and American leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Die Say
Francisco Girs
Maini
New York Mets
Iunt
Clyde King
Tito Fuentes
Ssulkhyy
Hout
King
Hile Lave
Clants
Blunt
Frome
Houston
Ashes
Giants
Ciminimati Reds
Allama
San Diego
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Pittuburgh
St. Louis
Mets
Chicago
Montreal
Baltimore
Detroit
Milwaukee
Boston
Washington
California
Kansas City
Yank Aaray Hi
Grand Shim
George Stone
Braves
Astros
Aaron Us
Colbert
Dave Roberts
Patres
Badgers
Woody
Phillies
Farmer Mittsburgh
Devon Johnson
Cardinals
Torre
Aml
George Calvert Lin
McAnurey
Johnny Callison
Cubs
Expos
Schulze Sets Nebraska Prep Mile Record At Millard Invite
Nek Schulze of Millard clocked 9 minutes 24.2 seconds for the two mile, the second fastest U S prep mile mark in Nebraska history, during the Millard Invitational Meet. Jim Lang of Omaha Ryan previously held the record. Benson won the Class A division in the meet.
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Millard
UPI
Omaha
Nek Schulze
Nebraska Prep
Jim Lang
Ryan
Coaches Bydalek and Muna resign posts in Columbus area
Jack Bydalek of David City Aquinas and Jay Muna of Schuyler resign after this school year. Bydalek to be replaced at Aquinas by Dale Kerkman. Muna's Schuyler successor not yet named. Bydalek’s five seasons at Aquinas yield a 53 4 record and a Class B top 10 finish. Muma led Schuyler four years with a 18 9 record and a state title in 1968, later coaching at Chadron, with players Chuck Inia and Genearmon among seniors.
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Byr
Columbus
Cage
Jack Bydalek
David City Aquinas
Jay Muna
Schuyler
Bydalek
Aquinas
Dale Kerkman
Muima
al Schuyler
Budalek
Grant Island Northwest
Muma
Warriors
Chadron Prep
Chadron State College
Schester
Fuma
Art High School
al Howells High School
Schmyler
Chuck Inia
Wie
University of Nebraska
Genearmon
Leigh banquet honors Orduna and school athletes at LHS event
Orduna, Nebraskan football and track star, was guest speaker at the Legh High School sports banquet. Ola Gernstein chaired. Pally Lake led the pep club as master of ceremonies. Readers recognized football, wrestling, track, basketball, and volleyball athletes with honors and a sportsmanship trophy.
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Leigh
Joe Orduna
University of Nebraska
Legh
Spain
LHS
Ola Gernstein
Pally Lake
Coreh
Ron Stigge
Robert W. Like
Bd Urban
Glen Wiemer
Lyle Cattan
Lemn
Steve Feye
Mac
Gary Schneider
Allen Long
Schneider
Bong
Meek
Hoppes
Lary Meyer
Iatiers
Iabert Urban
Beckey Schnabe
Lowells
Columbus women head to WIBC bowling in Tulsa
A busload of Columbus female bowlers leaves Friday for the Women's International Bowling Congress tournament in Tulsa Oklahoma. The field includes teams Venkee Clippers Esquire Tsarbor Shop Joe and Al's IGA Noadrunnera Tigers and Syaceltes. The event runs to May 26 with a record purse of 221598 dollars and entries from 50 states plus Great Britain Canada Bermuda Saudi Arabia and Japan.
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Columbus
Tulsa
Oklo
Venkee Clippers
Esquire Tsarbor Shop
Joe & Al's
IGA
Noadrunnera
Tigers
Syaceltes
Date's
Town & Wry Motel
Jackson Cleaners
Gals
Great Britain
Canada
Permuda
Saudi Arabia
Japan
Susan Welton
Columbus Golf Triumph Over Schuyler on Elks Course
Columbus High opened the season with a 169 to 192 win over Schuyler at the Elks County Club. Roy Ove led as medalist with a 9 hole 49, while Tom Heiser and Dave Mamillon added strong scores. The Discoverers also won the reserve match 195 to 187 and will host Norfolk next Wednesday at 1:30 PM.
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Columbus High Dollars
Schuyler Jinksmen
Elks County Club
Roy Ove
Tom Heiser
Dave Mamillon
Tom Rich
Fallys
Jlay Minna
Meyer
Jolson
Stollenberg
Jack Johnson
Dick Hoth
Columbus
Doug Wybial
Jon Abeggien
Paul Gilmore
Schuyler
Reinecke
Woods
Rea
Schsmidt
Columbus High
Norfolk
Elks
Yancey and Littler lead in Masters
Bert Yancey of Pompano Beach and Gene Littler of La Jolla held a two stroke lead midway through the Masters as Billy Casper and Gary Player closed in. Casper and Player shot four under par 63s in the second round and sat within three strokes of the leaders heading into the third round at Augusta National.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Griffin
Augusta
UPE
Billy Casper
Gary Player
Louchas
Augusta National
Bert Yancey
Pompano Beach
Fla
Gene Liltier
la Jolla
Cal
Casper
Page
Big Bob Lunn
Tommy Aaron
Cmd
Yancey
Hin
Bird Bert
Werner Guenther Leads Thunderbolt League Series
Werner Guenther rolled a 633 series with games 206 225 and an full series, while Floyd Campbell added a 203 222. Del Triebwasser posted a 2392 pare as over 20 singletons were logged by Jack Sokol Ed Guenther Diane Luljens Joe Rurup Jan Kamm and Wilma Krumlanu along with top totals in Sof Spra Car Wash Speed Queen loop and Trusty’s Rebels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werner Guenther
Boulevard Lanes
Floyd Campbell
del Triebwasser
Jack Sokol
Ed Guenther
Diane Luljens
Joe Rurup
Sof Spra
Iola Legler
Wilma Krumlanu
Jan Kamm
Krumlsand
Trusty's
Rebels
Grand Island racing results from Friday races
UPI reports Grand Island race results with outcomes for eight events including Sun Garden, Sam the Bear, Charlie Girl, Buckshot, and Sonny Peloust. Payouts list horses and odds such as Loveable Jeannie, Persian Gypsy, and Palona Bay, with attendance noted at 4,117.
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Grand Island
UPI
Sun Garden
Loveable Jeannie
Sam the Bear
Bloomin Clement
Hoopit de Hoop
Charlie Girl
Joy Honey
Palona Bay
Buckshot
Beautiful Isis
Captain Roger
Lady
Shela Cutie
Frogs Eyes
Cincinnati signs Davidson eager to join Royals
Cincinnati reports that Dou Cook of Davidson, a 3 foot guard forward known for his 14.5 point per game college average, signed a contract with the Cincinnati Royals. He was the Royals' third round draft pick.
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Cincinnati
Dou, Cook
Davidson
Friday
Cincinnati Royals
National Basketball Association
Oak
Royals
Smokey's Dugout Reports Platte College Basketball Recruiting
Platte College plans a major rebuild under Coach Gene Torezon as he scouts Nebraska high schools for talent. Eleven prospects from Sidney, Polk, Schuyler, Columbus, and other towns surface, with local seniors like Seidel, Brown, Zimmerman, Kincaid, Nelson, and Wozny among potential Raiders for next season.
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Platte College
Sy Jim Havelka
Gene
Torezon
Tovezon
Raiders
Nebraska
Platte
Cipeinpadl
Onin
Maury John
Drake University
Ralph Miller
Iowa
John Seidel
Sidney
Seidel
Scottsbluff Western
Darwin Alon
Polk
Statin
Ken Cudly
Cudly
Torczon
Schuyler
Warriors
Cate Anderson
Monroe
Torezan
Anderson
Torczan
Lee Thomas establishes new Columbus women's series record
Lee Thomas fires 201 200 267 for a 658 series in Columbus Bowl action. The effort breaks the Columbus Women's Bowling Association record, topping Marlene Dangemann’s 632 high this season by 16 pins. Sheila Stone posts a 189 235 91 series while Rayetta Williams eyes the current Columbus Bowl record. Joe & Als IGA leads team pace with 2,044 in a high scoring outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Thomas
Columbus Bowl
Lee
Columbus
Teague
Lois Conrad
Marlene Jangzemann
Nancy Bartholomew
Thve Lusche
June Souders
Grace Force
Rita Fur
Joe & Als Iga
619 Series Tops Bowlers In Columbus and Lutheran Leagues
Dwayne Harris posted 215 193 211 for a 619 series in Pawnee League at Columbus Owl. Ernie Christensen led Lutheran League with a 233 high game amid strong scores from Oppliger and others. Columbus Door and Window posted a high team game of 74 and high series of 2,749.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwayne Harris
Columbus Owl
Ernie Christensen
Jim Wieser
Chris Kamenske
Vic Just
Cal Sorenson
Bernie Heinsohn
Leon Willer
Vic Ainars
Joe Karnik
Darrell Mueller
Martin Wennekamp
Irv Wennekamp
Ino Johnson
Lars Schmidt
Norman Behrends
Allen Henke
Martin Cattan
Viergulz Lumber
Ben Pensick
Polkas
Harry Carlson
Harold Force
Fred Leonhard
Gary Badje
bin Roanek
Mel Kelberlan
John Rentschler
Mel Ernst
Gil Cave
W. Hoshar
Milt Baumgart
Columbus Bowl
Custom Bowling Supply
SJBC
Jim Dister Earns Conference Team Honor at Monroe High
Monroe High sophomore Jim Dister was named to the Crossroads Conference second team and voted team MVP for the 1959 70 season. Coach Behrens noted Dister averaged about 18 points per game, shot 44 percent from the field, and 65 percent at the line while adding five assists per game as a guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Jim Dilter
Monroe High School
Crossroads Conferente
Dave Behrens
Dilter
Mustang
Wehrens
Ditler
Doane trackman wins two events at Concordia meet
Doane College defeated Concordia College 82 to a unknown score in a dial rack meet. Otis Bryant of Doane captured both the shot put and discus titles, tossing 48-10 in the shot and taking the discus event as the meet’s sole double winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seward
UPI
Doane College
Concordia College
Otis Bryant
Doane
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Ula Settie
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Chery West
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Marvin Mueller Sr
Don Henke
William Taalken
Karl Groteluschen
Columbus Gals
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Gretchel Arndt
Sheila Stone
Telegram Phata
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Littler
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Oloe Boy
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Nebraska Lad
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Tyndall
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Warrior
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Aneher
Bradshaw
Chass
John Appulin
Raider
Appulin
Lyon Hichardson
Benefici
Ami
Hichardson
Terezon
Algo
Sutton
Greg Hansen
Lonnie Benson
Sale
Shickley
Lincoln
Lakeview
Ted Schmidt
Jim Dister
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