Shamrock to open 1971-72 season Friday night
Scotus Central Catholic hosts Mount Michael in Shamrock arena as coach Frank Spencer enters his second year with a veteran lineup. Senior leaders Dan Triggs, Micluk, Dan Brock headline a group of seven scorers, while rebounding strength comes from Brock, Briggs, and Jieha. The Knights target faster defense and improved scoring as Mount Michael counters with a varied defense and a deep, experienced roster.
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Eikhoon Mount Michael
Scotus Central Catholic
Steamrock Maples
Frank Spenceris
Lo En
Jetterman
Spereck
Stolus
Mount Michael
Dave Batenhorst
Knights
Shamooks
Tondabawa
Dan Trigns
Rank Micluk
Dan Brock
Tondicha
Wes
Duane Veimand
Shamrock
Mte Kirther
Iacks
Brock
Briggs
Jieha
Dow
Caroms
Neiges
Shamecks
Spencert
Ins Club
Vievers
Scotus
Omaha Cathedral
Holy Name
Paul VE
Hastings St. Cecilia
Iragues
Tall Cagers Face Columbus Discoverers In High School Showdown
North Platte Grand Island and Papillion boast tall cagers as Columbus Discoverers travel to North Platte Saturday to clash with the Islanders in a district pairing. Standouts include Dan Curtis 163, 6-0 Charles Petersen, Rex Dressler, and 6-5 Randy Detra for Columbus, while Norm Behring 4, Will Sawyer 645 and Rocke Senkbeil 641 lead the Islanders. The Huskers on the college scene, led by Coach Bob Devaney, face Hawaii with a national high win pace as 13,000 Nebraskans expected to travel to the Islands for a sellout game noted on radio across five stations.
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North Platte
Grand Island
Papillion
Columbus Discoverers
Matters
Dan Curtis
Charles Petersen
Rex Dressler
Randy Detra
Columbus
North Latte
Norm Behring
Will Sawyer
Rocke Senkbeil
Discoverers
Islanders
Mike Heck
Frank Crower
den Bryant
KFA
WOW
KEOR
KLIN
KTTT
Huskers
Rangers Trade Pushes Signal Busy Winter Meetings
Texas Rangers swap players with the New York Yankees and Cleveland Indians on the final day of the winter meetings. Key moves include Bernie Allen for Gerry Doran and Terry Ley, along with Del Unser, Dennis Riddickberger, and others exchanged in a flurry of activity as discussions focus on shaping rosters for the 1973 season.
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Infiel
Ler
Bernie Allen
Yankees
Gerry Dorms
Syracuse
Terry Ley
Yankees Manchester
Jus
Ley
del Unser
Dennis Riddieberger
Inndians
Tiel
Unser
Senators Rangers
Kiddieberger
Suarez
Indians
Bernie Sisk
D-Calif
Washington
Huskers Favored Over Hawaii In Saturday Showdown
Nebraska, No. 1, is a AQ point pick to beat Hawaii in Honolulu as Hawaii struggles with injuries. Hawaii hopes for disruption from rain and mud while Nebraska relies on a stronger offensive line to overpower Hawaii's front.
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Honolulu
UPI
Nebraska
Hawaii
Toe Cornhuskers
Alabama
New Mexico
Larry Price
Price
Waikiki
Crossbow Use Targets Fame or Non-Gaie Fish in Nebraska 18egal
A note describes using a crossbow to hunt fish in Nebraska under 18 legal rules, outlining eligibility and restrictions for taking either fame or non-gaie fish. The guidance emphasizes compliance with state wildlife regulations and safety practices.
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Nebraska
Notre Dame lineman tops UPI All America ballot in 197L year
Notre Dame defensive end Walt Patulski received 164 votes to lead the 197L United Press International All America team, beating Oklahoma’s Greg Pruitt and Cornell’s Ed Marinara. The selections name Sullivan and Beasley as receivers and list a mix of players from Auburn, Nebraska, Michigan, Penn State, LSU and more, reflecting a strong national pull for the season’s top performers. Patulski, a Liverpool, New York, native, is expected to be a high pro draft pick following a standout defensive season.
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Bill Marden
IPI
NEW York
UPI
Ali Aulage
Notre Dame
Walt Patulski
United Press International
Cornell
Auburn
Pat Sulivar
Patulski
Liverpool N.Y
Theough
Pruitt
Marinara
Alabama
Johny Musso
Johnny Rodgers
Nebraska
Terry Beasley
Sullivan
Beasley
Sugar Tan
Modgers
Gulight
Cornhuskers
Notre Lane
Clarence Ellis
Tom DeLeone
Uhl State
Royce Smith
Georgia
Regete McKenzie
Michigan
Dave Joyner
Penn State
Jerry Sisemore
Texas
Willie Harper
Larry Jacobson
Mel Lang
Toledo
Tennessee
Jackie Walker
Mike Taylor
Sterny
Stanford
Ellis
Tommy Asinova
Ouisiana State
Tabby Majors
Tennesse
Brat van Pelt
Michigan State
Bot Casanovay
Bowling scoring surge at Boulevard Lanes in mixed leagues
Joth Karnik posted a 622 series with 220 and 208 while Leon Miller and Gary Muth each hit 603. Miller added a 243 high game and 201, Muth a 212. Duane Stenger led with 2405 and 200, and Deane's Diner posted a 2300 team series. In Night Owls, Carrol Eneminger had a 689 series with 211, Orin Stepanek a 22 game, Bob Jokerst a 200, and Winners 534 one-game high. Women leaders were Ana Horiberger 338 and 16 percent, Joan Hrase 405. Junior League saw Mike Evans 200 and 528, Sue Paprocki 201, Becky Rains 421, Jeannie Evans 430 split, and prep players Mix.
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Deano
Boulevard Lanes
Joth Karnik
Leon Miller
Gary Muth
Miller
Muth
Harald Krumland
Duane Stenger
Duane Schaer
Don Shereité
Lara Paprock
John Luts
Larry Bomberger
Rich Morgan
Stan Gottschall
Matold Sicbler
Deane
Grinders
Sian Gottschat
Harold Siebler
Gottschal
Frank Hrott
Doty Brase
Louie Turek
Ana Horiberger
Joan Hrase
Never Was Crew
Royals Acquire Jake Jones From 79ers
Cincinnati Royals announce the acquisition of rookie Jake Jones from the Philadelphia 79ers. Jones averaged 18.2 points per game in his senior year at Assumption College Worcester Massachusetts, and was Steers sixth round draft choice.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Jake Jones
Ward
Incinnati Royals
Philadelphia 79Ers
Jones
Assumption College
Worcester
Mass
Nebraska trio on UPI All-America football team
Three Nebraskans Johnny Rodgers Willie Harper and Larry Jacobson earned first team honors on the United Press International All-America squad. Nebraska led with three first team selections, while Tennessee Michigan Notre Dame and Alabama tied with two each.
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NEW York
UPI
Johnny Rodgers
Willie Harper
Larry Jacobson
Nebraska
JM United Press
Larry Jeembapnie
Ie Setenskie Tine
Gers
Harper
Huskers
Dick Trupert
Carl Johnson
Dog Dumler
Kermy Tafge
Jeff Kinney
Rich Glover
Bill Kosch
Nebraska Cagers Announce Season Opener Victory
Nebraska beat Wyoming 63 to 61 in the season opener. Center Chuck Jura and forward Al Nissen combined for 35 points and 35 rebounds, leading the Huskers as they out rebounded the Cowboys 73 to 61 and built a 42 to 28 halftime lead.
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Joe Cipriano
Dura
Nebraska
Nissen
Mike Peterson
Wraming
Rod Penner
Ani
Wyoming
Denny Mountz
Ken Randle
Harmon stars as Bluejays triumph in season opener
Creighton University beat Wisconsin State 74 to 62 as sophomore Gene Harmon scored 21 points. Ralph Bobik added 15, J B LeBlance 12, while Greg Seibold 13 and Steve Young 12 for the Bluejays who shot 52.3 percent and 64.7 from the line in Omaha.
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OMAHA
UPI
Gene Harmon
Creighton University
Wisconsin State
Bluejays
Creighton
Ralph Bobik
Jays
Bobik
J. B. LeBlaence
Greg Seibold
Steve Young
Trevino passes on Bahamas Open and retires home
Lee Trevino, the leading money winner with 209,552, announced he will skip next week's Bahamas Open and retire to his home in El Paso until the winter season begins.
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FL Paso
Tex
Lee Trevino
Winter Cove
Lakeview Ready for Osceola Test Friday Night
Lakeview High opens its basketball season at Osceola this Friday under coach Larry Whiting. The Vikings feature Steve McWilliams at forward and strong guard play from Pillen and Reins, while Osceola, led by coach Johnson, brings four seniors and one junior led by Tom McKeag, with height advantages and early-season adjustments shaping the showdown.
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Lakeview
Teas
Osceoa
Larry Whiting
Steve McWilliams
Larry Tohnson
Bulldogs
Goldenrod
Osceola
Jim Carlsen
Monte Dimes
Steve Tenniges
Rand Heujohy
Tom McKeag
Johnson
McKeag
Bulldog
Rand
Whiting
Vikings
Steve McWilliaams
Fred, Westmeyer
Clete Pillen
Jon Reins
Bill Wembhalt
Dave McWilliams
Pillen
Reins
Westmeyer
Wembhoff
Iam
Doug Zeucha
Fred Weser
Ceach Li Whiting
Clete Pilten
Viking Squad
Osceols
Carlson's 651 Series Tops Comhusker Bowling League
Harry Carlson rolled 63 in a 651 series to lead Comhusker League keglers at Columbus low. Jerry Roth had a 233 high game in the field, while Kurt Behlen's 247 topped individual scores. Team laurels went to the Yankee Clippers with 2,603 total. Marilyn Labens led Coffee Cup with 195 and $18 threesome.
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Harry Carlson
Columbus
Jerry Roth
Kurt Behlen
Don Gableng
Rich Korte
Jack Zeider
Gary Soulliere
George Ringel
Laurels
Yankee Clippers
Marilyn Labens
Flying — Saucers
All Mid State Conference volleyball honor squad named
Announcement of the all Mid State Conference volleyball team lists players Slembers Ann Sindelar Anita Ritzdorf Howells Cathy Holaubek Clarkson Janet Lake Leigh Phyllis Kraeneke Dodge Jill Smith Elkharn Valley Pat Petsche Elgin Fepe John Vicky Scholl Battle Creek Arlene Fuchs Humphrey St Francis Denise Kurtenbach Lindsay Holy Family Linda Schroeder Snyder Roxanne Thomas Newman Grove The team was chosen by the conference coaches.
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Leigh
Slembers
Ann Sindelar
Anita Ritzdorf
Howells
Cathy Holaubek
Clarkson
Janet Lake
Phyllis Kraeneke
Dodge
Jill Smith
Elkharn Valley
Pat Petsche
Elgin Fepe John
Vicky Scholl
Battle Creek
Arlene Fuchs
Humphrey St. Francis
Denise Kurtenbach
Lindsay Holy Family
Linda Schroeder
Snyder
Roxanne Thomas
Newman Grove
Columbus High swimmers open winter season with Lincoln Northeast meet
Columbus High swims opens the week at Lincoln Northeast with a nine member Jelterman McNair era squad led by captains Tom Folsom and Russ Nyffeler. The 1970-71 team set a school record with five wins and a 76-14 meet record at Omaha Central, while Apollo Conference and Big Ten ties highlighted the season preview.
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Columbus High
Wemeek
Lincoln Northeast
Jelterman
Avid McNairs
Finners
Northeast Rockets
Columbusigh Lad
McNair Merrymen
Ralston
Big Ten
Northeast
Kearney
Lincoln East
Omaha Central
Central
Tom Folsom
Russ Nyfteler
Folsom
Nylfeler
Bracke Pierson
Inchude
Eddie Johansen
Jeff Degn
Ted Kyster
Tom Kluever
Ron Zlola
John Weight
Sphomore
Pierson
Myard
Johansen
Degn
Kyster
Kuevey
Wright
Pan
Reat Pass Ladley
Mike Nyifeler
Sol Walters
Randy Schaefer
Doug Marsh
Brian Miller
Dave Atkins
Wayne Waldl
Waldt
Hawaii
McNair
Russ Nyffeler
Kysler
Krueger
Texas
Family Y
Norfolk
Columbus
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Ken Schwachl
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Imstle
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Iteimann
Mielak
Cocaplain
Oves
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Terry
Konke
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Malmstroat
Shorka
Jala Shadle
Stotus
Xai Bk Mitink Neleks Inn Menaapn
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Cry
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Obama Miky Malmatrom
Sonhomores Ho
Frank Mlelak
Duane Heimann
Tom Jicha
Dan Breck
Dan Briggs
Tom Zehane
Frank Spenceri
Shamrocks
Spen
Elkhorn Mount Michael
Tolegram
Paul Ernst
Cage Outlook
Columbus Cage
Scottls
Platte College
Bob Devaney
NOA
Thavaney
Texas Rangers
Hand
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Ken Suares
Roy Foster
Tydell Mitchell
Chuck Kaley
Tom Gatewood
Notre Damar
Bobby Moore
Oregon
Ron Estay
LSU
Royals
Nebraska Cagers
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Paul Saewick
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Steve McWillians
Fred Weatmeyer
Bole Fachet
Hoblock
Mk Wendall Korie
Ini Nary OM Lyle Ashe
Im Lutjens Bich
Goedek “Etlerman
Carlson
Grantes Carlson
June Hervert
League of Jewels
Rubles
Lincoln
Northeast Bec
Fremont
Bec
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