Platte College cagers win thriller in overtime
Platte College students celebrate a 72 to 64 overtime victory over Worthington at Worthington Minnesota in its first football game turned basketball thriller. Freshman Sundvold and Brower led the attack as Platte fights through injuries and schedules four conference games next two weeks including Northeastern of Norfolk and Nebraska Southern.
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Sunday Night Mix League top scorers Dennis Kudron 235 690 Helen Smith 192 466 Delya Prokopek 485 Randy Moore 208 Polish Germs 701 1559 Speed Queen Marian Trecker 27 50 Phyllis Rush 5a Mary Ron Lehr 203 Deane's Diner 801 2303 Thunderbolt Jerry Ihode Larry Seawell 223 Rhode 624 216 Pete Wieser 22 Ralph Schmidt 201 B D Construction M4 2580 Junior Dondi Drozd 20 Bill Pride 580 Jeannie Evans 155 ay Prep Al Starzec 149 388 Kris Brestel 145 302
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Krumlands win scotch doubles at Boulevard
Krumlands win scotch doubles at Boulevard Lanes as Randy and Judy Krumland post a 668 series with handicap 225, 20, and 232 to beat borors in Sunday Night TV Mix Scotch Doubles. Wallick Nemec lead second with 632, Guenther Wozny 630, Case pair 619, and other high scores listed. Smiths win drawing for Bowling at Leisure spot in Omaha.
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Lydia Owens Posts 257 In Columbus Bowling Event
Lydia Owens achieved her career high with a 257 in the Jill League at Columbus Bowl. Top bowlers included Eiva Peasick 213, 529 and Orin Stepanek 233, 53. Pensick-Stepanek team honors at 809. Columbus Motors won team honors with an 88 game and 2371 series amid league tallies.
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Nicklaus aims for a real season with majors in sight
Jack Nicklaus jokes about future success after closing another strong year with a Walt Disney World Open victory. He says his goals are the Masters, US Open, British Open and PGA Championship and that he plans to base his season around the majors. He looks forward to Augusta with confidence.
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Humphrey Highs Welcome Returning Veterans Basketball Crew
Humphrey High resumes boys basketball under Coach Charles Farber with two veterans back. Seniors Tom Greiser and Ted Preister anchor the lineup as they prepare a crowded schedule through February including the St Francis Holiday Tourney, Sandhills Tourney, and state conference tourney with games against Battle Creek Lindsay Healy Family Elgin Petersburg and more.
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Husker Cagers Open Season With Victory Over Wyoming
Nebraska held a 97-22 halftime lead and won 70-62 as Gerry Forkyourd scored 24 points for the Huskers. Wyoming struggled early, hitting 6 of 26 shots in the first half, while Nebraska shot 49 percent before 7,100 fans. Jack Adams led Cowboy scoring and H Taylor led rebounds in the uneven season opener.
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Vikings Suffer 27-0 Shutout by Bengals in AFC Clash
Bengals crush Vikings 27 to 0 as Ken Anderson connects on a TD and Lamar Parrish returns a fumble for another score. Minnesota end Carl Eller denounces the team while Cincinnati stays in the AFC Central chase. Browns tie KC 20-20. other scores include Rams 26-0 over Chicago and Detroit 20-1 over St Louis.
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Gerard Tops Prep Gymnastics State Meet With Five Wins
Lincoln Southeast senior Larry Gerard dominated the state gymnastics championships winning five of seven events while Creighton Prep earned the team title. Gerard captured still rings floor exercise horizontal bar and parallel bars and tied for first on the long horse as Creighton Prep outscored Southeast 144.84 to 142.65 for the team crown. Other champions included Mike Cosgrove, Rick Hopfer, and Tom Vieyra.
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Steelers Dolphins Clash Tonight In High Stakes Showdown
MIAMI AP The Pittsburgh Steelers visit the Miami Dolphins in a nationally televised NFL battle with the AFC Central lead on the line The Steelers 8 2 seek to avoid a tie with Cincinnati after a 27 0 win over Minnesota while Miami 10 1 already clinches a playoff spot and coaches say they will not rest starters for the postseason Don Shula said the team must play to win
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Sugar Bowl Round Up Ends Irish Unbeaten Run
Alabama and Notre Dame carried perfect regular seasons into the Sugar Bowl as No. 1 Alabama trounced Auburn 35-0 and No. 5 Notre Dame overwhelmed Miami 44-0. Oklahoma, Houston, Tennessee win. Georgia tops Georgia Tech. Navy thrashed Army 51-0. Utah State etc.
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Flyers Seals Brawl Ends In 5-1 Victory
In Philadelphia on Sunday the Flyers beat the California Seals 5-1 as a violent on-ice brawl erupted for 29 minutes. Bobby Clarke required 20 stitches after being struck in the face by Barry Cummins while teammates confronted the attacker. Flyers players condemned the hit and warned of retaliation.
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Leigh wrestlers host Norfolk club
Leigh Community School opens the wrestling season on Thursday December 6 hosting Norfolk Catholic at 730 p.m. Head coach Roland Westerby leads a squad featuring seniors Roger Wiese LeRoy Hart and juniors Pat Marty Mike Settje Dan Eckert Gene Wendt Alan Hart Jim Suchan Mike Fuhr Vernon Johannes sophomores Mark Setje Hick Wendt Randy Bruhn Bruce Korte freshmen Bruce Marty Keith Loeffler Steve Ueding Mike Loseke and Dave Podany.
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Creston and Sahara Win PBL Cage Games
Creston toppled Dales 114 to 85 behind 34 by Mike Johannes and 14 by Jes Cahlan. Sahara defeated Osceola 63 to 10 while Cary Harkness tied for 18 points and Dale Von Seygren and Tom Penny added 17 and 15 respectively.
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Terps Narrow UCLA Upset Busts Bruins Home Streak
Maryland came within four seconds of defeating UCLA at Pauley Pavilion in a 65 64 loss. Tom McMillen led the Terps with a near double double as Fatty Neugebauer praised the effort and Maryland showed it could contend for a national title against the Bruins.
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Brooke Pierson Shines for NU Relays Team at Kansas Meet
Former Columbus standout swimmer Brooks Pierson helped the Nebraska team place fifth in a relay at the Kansas Relays. He clocked rapid splits in medley and free relays and contributed to Nebraska finishing seventh in the eight-career field amid a busy opening weekend of college action across the nation.
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Leigh High six lettermen lead cage team season
Leigh High School welcomes six lettermen including four starters as it builds on last year’s 16 record. Coach Jar Woppes expects improvement with returning veterans Machatek Schroeder Bachman Urban and Weimer leading a solid core. Promising juniors Luedtke Wendt Herink Schaf Urb and sophomore Gal Urban add depth as the Panthers prepare a busy schedule through February.
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Baseball winter draft underway with top names on sale
Denny McLain Ted Uhlaender Elrod Hendricks and Wade Blasingame were among the better known players listed for a $24,000 price tag in baseballs annual winter draft today.
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