Platte College Rolls to 112 87 Victory Over Hastings
Platte Junior College defeated Hastings Central Nebraska Technical College 112 to 87 on Tuesday for the Raiders first-ever basketball win. Ralph Irwin became the first to score 100 points for Platte, totaling 26 by John Staub and 19 by Lynn Anderson as Platte shot 56 percent and dominated boards.
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Columbus
Irwin
Slaub
Lynnn Anderson
Rudyard
Mont
Randy Peterson
Cosch Torczon
P. C
Andeferson
Val Hunt
Orleans
Nandall Taylor
Elm Creek
Phil Johnson
Hastings
Keith Huth
Raiders
Platte Junior College
Tordsgacht
Milford
Nebraska Vocational Tech School
Torczon
Nebraska
Colebe
Norfolk
Anderanm Sun
Peétorann
Fasren
Wolverton
Terexan Lf
Bullington
Nienhuser
Genoa High Basketball Backs Youthful Lineup For Season
Genoa High School plans a youthful team with three to four underclassmen likely to start. Senior Dan Snyder leads a five-man senior set. promising players include Bob Heff and Jim Kachul. Schedule includes games against St Edward, Fullerton, Lindsay Holy Family, and a Winter tournament in Genoa with key conference clashes.
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GENOA
Leose
Oriones
Bryan Sutton
Bidets
Ant Bie
Genes Club
Dan Snyder
Bill Bertin
Fred Carnahan
Matt Pearson
Jim Koziol
Bob Heff
Tin Bosak
Jerry Umbucger
Jim Patrick
Jerome Crarnick
Jim Kachul
Clay Fisher
St. Edward
Fullerton
Palmer
Path
Lindsay Holy Family
Leigh
Stromaburg
Goldenrod
Sliver Creek
Clarks
Nebraska Christian
Central City
Osceola
Humphrey St. Francia
Newman Grove
JFK Cagers Triumph In Easy 122 84 Victory
JFK College defeated Offutt Air Force Base 122 to 84 Tuesday night. Fred Dandridge and Keith Lees led with 22 points each as Kennedy built a commanding lead.
Bowlers Lead Albion Wahoo in Boulevard Lanes Doubles
Albion and Wahoo bowlers top the Boulevard Lanes doubles standings with Jerry Riedmiller and Davis Hellbusch from Albion posting 120 in men’s doubles, 1,198 scratch, and 56 handicap. Norma Veskerna and Elmer Wagner of Wahoo lead mixed doubles with 1,264. Betty Zimmerman and Leonard Zimmerman of Wahoo head women’s doubles at 1,157. Entries remain open for the Dec 6 7 weekend with repeat bowlers allowed.
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Albion
Waloo
Jerry Riedmiller
Davis Hellbusch
McAllister
Elmer Freed
Corsiz
Dave Paprocki
Ted Pacherz
Columbus
Jim Hansen
Mike. Thompson
Aurora
Norma Veskerna
Betty Zimmerman
Slacia Harlsonk
Kunnetsup
Lov Beranek
Mead
Colorado Favored in Big Eight as 1966-67 season opens
Colorado is tipped to win its second straight Big Eight title with star Cliff Meely leading the attack. Nebraska, Iowa State and Missouri also return five starters, while Drake and Wichita State may push for titles in the Valley. Louisville and Cincinnati loom as strong Valley rivals with young talent fueling their depth.
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Kansas City
Acast
Colorado
Louisville
Cincinnati
Missouri Valley
Guari Freddie Shell
Meely
Chica
Serhemaore Creight
Mike Coleman
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Aubrey Neth
Bud Stallwardh
Calcinnati
Drake
Wichita State
Cardinals
Ailmac
Mike Grosso
Ny Carter
Jim Price
Vileheck
Ron Btallings
Henry Bacon
Cincinnati Bearcats
Jim Ardand
Don Ogetres
John Fraley
Bearcats
UCLA
Caseh Maury
al Williams
Bobby Jones
Jeff Halliburton
Carl Salyers
Tom Bush
Bulldogs
Jones
Paducah
New leaders in tournament claim Columbus Bowl win
The National Credit Service team of Norfolk moved to the lead in the 19th annual Men s P V tournament at Columbus Bowl posting a 2 077 scratch and 279 handicap for the top team series. Citizen s Bank followed with a 3 080 series and the 1 004 scratch game, while doubles saw John Haney and Jack Shepgard of Omaha lead with 1 251 scratch and 1 520 including handicap. Mel Hayes of Norfolk tops singles with 617 scratch and 692 with 75 handicap as the all events leader Paul Westbrook Lincoln with 1 740 pins. The event continues for three more weekends at Columbus Bowl.
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National Credit Service Team
Norfolk
Columbus Bowl
Columbus
Citizen's Bank
Citizen's
Jim Shruebing
Joel Warner
Joe Fischer
Joe Karnik
Joe Erwin
John Haney
Jack Shepgard
Omaha
Ting Larkins
Paul Davi
Kairbury
Paul Klawann
Harley Hamson
Ud Zrast
Len Hanel
Clarkson
Art Juravek
Ken Will
Mel Hayes
Tom Brown
Fallory
Don Dickmeyer
Fremont
Shorty Parish
Salina
Harrington earns award in tourney
Larry Harrington of Columbus shared in a Pro-Am bowling tournament prize in Lincoln held in November. He placed 17th with a 549 series and 85 handicap pins, earning a $100 award. Pro partners Vern Downing, Jim Stepanich, and Dan Helling scored 241, 215, and 14 respectively, helping their combined effort reach a 624 total.
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Lincoln
Larry Harrington
Columbus
Harrington
Boulevard Janes
Larry
Vern Downing
Jim Stepanich
Dan Helling
Lad
Chadron State Five Triumphs in Upset Victory
Chadron State College swept to a 9 a 41 victory over North Dakota Tech as Dave Jackson led scorers with 14 points while Chadron State secured a decisive Tuesday night win at home.
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Umadron
UPT
Dale Gast- Tan
Chadron State College
North Dakota Tech
Dave Jackson
Oregon State Loses On Technical Foul In Season Opener
Oregon State loses 29-408 to Florida State after a late excess time out leads to a technical foul. Skip Young scores 19 for Florida State as Oregon State, led by Vince Tritz with 21, fails to hold a late advantage.
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United Press International
Oregon State
Florida State
Skip Young
Seminoles
Young
Dave Cowens
Vince Tritz
Sophorare
Levy
Benton
Wichita State
Lee Givens
Wheatshackers
Oregon
Drew Nola
Temple
St. John's
New York
Ralph Abratim
Shead
Immanuel Lutheran tops volleyball loop
Immanuel Lutheran extended its three game lead in the Columbus Family V Men's Volleyball League by sweeping Highland Park Evangelical Free Church in three straight, improving to 18 wins and 3 losses. The Free Church slipped to 1-18 while Methodist Church sits 15-6 after a three game win over Tyib ily Lutheraneam. Slammers tied for second after two wins in a three game set, with Boll clubs posting 15-8.
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Immaniwes Lutheran
Highland Park Evangelical Free Church
Immanuel
The
Free Church
Methodist Church
Tyibily Lutheraneam
Slammers
Genih Plate
Cugs
Big Red
Boll
Canadiens Take All Four in Narrow Final Series
Montreal Canadiens win each game of the 1962 Stanley Cup final against the visitors by a single goal, securing the championship in a tight four-game series.
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Montreal
UPI
Montreal Canadiens
Ai St. Is
Baseball trades near completion at winter meetings
Major league baseball trades loom as winter meetings focus on potential deals. Possible moves include Cepeda and Alm to Washington for Epstein, a three for one Mets to Royals swap centering on Foy, and a Joe Sparta for Jerry Hobertson pitch swap. Expos hire Dick Williams as coach, Cal Ermer joins Seattle Pilots staff, and Don Zimmer advances to Padres system.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fila
UPI
Cepeda
Felli Alm
Washington Senators
Mike Epstein
New York Mets
Ames Olis
Ted Martinez
Kansas City Royals
Joe Foy
Joe Sparta
Detroit Tigers
Jerry Hobertson
Montreal Expos
Expos
Red Sox
Dick Williams
Williams
Dodger
Gene Mauch
Miami Beach
Twins
Cal Ermer
Seattle Pilots
Dave Bristol
Buffalo
Bowling League Scoring At Boulevard Lanes Highlighted
Dora Hagee led the lanes with a 236 game and 571 series as the aceze pees league at Boulevard Lanes posted strong scores. Ed Rector and George Davidshofer led the 20th Century League with 214 games and 0 series while others posted high marks across Force Whites, Women’s Afternoon Off, and Pacalyan Leagues. Notable totals included a 2,822 team series, a 2,389 Wirewound set, and multiple 200 games led by Harold Krumland and Bill Putman among both men and women bowlers.
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Dora Hagee
Loveneavy
Klan
Separe Wiebold
Harold Brockman
Wiebold
Dale Electronics
Nei Newman
Cellars
Wirewound
Tom Riley
Boulevard Lanes
Harold Krumland
Krumland
Leon Hickerson
Mikeil Lassek
Duane Seater
Stan Gottschall
Bob Thiele
A Krumland
Duane Kobes
Bill Putman
Krumland Skelly
Billie's Cafe
ABC Coating team posts new season series at Cabins Bowl
The ABC Coating team led by Ardento Stone and Dave Schurman posted three season series totaling 2 955 in the Men s Classic League on Tuesday night at Cabins Bowl. Top bowlers included Ralph Steiner 212 223 and 64 er, Jim Stracbing 214, Del Engquist 604, and Scott Nelson 561 with others like Elaine Moore 484 series among the women.
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ABC Coating
Cabins Bowl
Asa Si Ie
Ardento Stone
Dave Schurman
Gil Gave
Scott Nelson
del Engquist
Ralph Steiner
Jim Stracbing
Father Armand (Abowski
Martin Cattunl
Stan Gottschatl
Stone
Cave
Nelson
Merl Keefer
Norm Hoge
Jack Sokol
Floyd Campbell
Bil Braithwait
Harold Siehler
Darrell Moe
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Morehead
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Stubby” Overmire
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