Platte routs Northeastern in college game
Platte College of Columbus defeated Northeastern 78 to 70 at Norfolk City Auditorium for its first MCAC win. Tim Williams came off the bench for 38 points, with strong work by Greg West and Roger Brown. John Redmond led Platte with 19 points and 14 rebounds as coach Gene Torezon praised the team's hustle and unity.
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Five Huskers Named to All Big Eight Team
The Big Eight honored Nebraska with five offensive selections and five more on defense while Oklahoma placed seven players on the first team. Nebraska added three more strong year figures with Rodgers, Glaser, and Harper among key picks. Iowa State and Colorado bolstered the squad with multiple names.
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Genoa Boosters Honor Carnahan at Dinner Meeting
Genoa Booster Club honored red Carmahat national Junior College Grass Country Champion at a dinner meeting Wednesday. President Will Ramaeters led a brief business session as football coach Greg Wibbels and basketball coach Byron Sutton spoke. Honored guests included Freds parents Mr and Mrs Bob Carnahim grandmother Mya Laurence Medlin Charles Sukovoty former prep coach and Mr and Mrs Ron Suggs of Columbus.
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Bob Schacher seals first 600 in 20-year pin career
Bob Schacher notched his first 600 series in two decades of bowling with a 603 in Boulevard Lanes action. Craig Gressel led the 238 third-game, while Zack Boyd Snyder 216 and Joe Schuche 215 provided strong support. Proknock Shoes won a 4 82 game and 2,720 series as Rita Fuhr topped with 509 in the Dale Gleetrenie league. Senior League saw Everett Kretz with a 200 game and Doug Maus a 538 series.
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Viking mat team opens season with Osceola dual
Lakeview High wrestling starts 1972-73 campaign with seven veterans under second year coach Jerry Wadleigh. Team leaders include Beiermann Grete luesehen and Rich Rickert, with Mohrman a key junior hopeful coming off a groin injury. Schedule features 16 meets across TMusker Conference and invites, with home meets at 7 30 p.m. and a full weight program improving fitness.
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Dunkel Index predicts bowls set with SEC leads and big margins
Dunkel Index ranks Alabama 10 0 top, Oklahoma 13 over Penn State, with five teams from the IWNg Eight headed to bowls. It notes big gains for Texas, N.C. State, Missouri and Nebraska, but declines for Northwestern and others. Overall higher rated teams won 75.4 percent of 1,782 games.
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Major clashes loom as top programs clash this Saturday
USC and Notre Dame renew a long rival showdown while Alabama and Auburn meet with high stakes in Birmingham. Oklahoma eyes a Sugar Bowl bid as Army and Navy renew a fierce service academy rivalry. LSU at Tulane and Tennessee at Vanderbilt highlight the weekend's slate as traditional foes clash and title hopes hinge on unpredictable results.
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Columbus High Varsity Cagers Nets Big Win
La Pre voyante, unbeaten in 12 starts, was named Canada’s Horse of the Year for 1972 by the Daily News Farm on Thursday. Columbus High cagers led the game with decisive plays as the season neared its end.
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Jayhawks May Bounce Back as Title Contenders
Kansas hopes for a return to form in the Big Eight as coach Ted Givens builds around standout guard Tom Kivisto and rising sophomores Rick Suttle and Knight. Key veterans Wilson-Barrow Haase Stathworth Canfield leave the lineup, with Knight ineligible until late semester and postseason play restricted by NCAA probation.
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Ailantie City Racecourse Adds Daily Trifecta Challenge
The venue introduces a daily trifecta on the ninth race where bettors must pick the first three horses in exact finish order to win a $1 wager. Stakeholders note the new format tests precise forecasting and adds a fresh betting option for racing fans.
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