Weekend high school basketball slate features Scotus and Lakeview at home
Scotus Central Catholic and Lakeview prepare for two road trips while Columbus High eyes a key Hastings showdown. Shamrocks host David City Aquinas and Grand Island Catholic, Vikings travel to Logan View and Wayne. Albion remains undefeated after wins over Schuyler and Fullerton. Cass champion David City extends win streak before Crete upset.
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David City Aquinas
Columbus High
Hastings
Scotus Central
Catholic
Lakeview
Shamrecks
Rand Island
Vikings
Albion
Telegram
Cardinals
Gary Kruse
Schuyler
Fullerton
Cass
David City
Wahon
Crete
Genoa High School
St Edward
Clarkson
Dee
Aurora
Central City
Clarks
Hampton
Newnan Grove
Genoa
West Point
Hawells
Humphrey
Snyder
Lindsay Holy Family
Elkhorn Valley
McCool Junction
Monroe
Osceola
Slomnsburk
Silver Creek
Polk
Shelby
Bradshaw
St. Edward
Palmer
Dodge
Humphrey St. Strancis Cel
Aquinas
Fremont Bergan
Lexington
Rising City
Ord
Centura
Elgin
Pope John
Hardville
St. Francis
Howells
Lindsay
Cedar Haplds
Norfolk kegler falls short in singles bid at Platts Valley tourney
Norfolk bowler Werner Siensglase finished two pins behind leader Kurt Rehlen of Columbus with a 704 series in singles during the Platts Valley tournament at Columbus Bowl. The field featured Kris Rehlen 658, Ron Braz third, Bot Orsi fourth, and Gary Jessen fifth, while team standings listed First National Bank of Fairbury atop scoring with 3,078 as Columbus Kentucky Kernels trailed at 3,046. The meet resumes for two more weekends with contacts through Harry Carlson. The Associated Press.
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Ark
Platts Valley
Columbus Bowl
Norfolk
Werner Siensglase
Kurt Rehlen
Columbus
Werner Allied
Seratch
Ron Braz
Crete
Bot Orsi
Omaha
Gary Jessen
Fremont
National Bank of Fairbury
Kentucky Kernels
Meadow Gold
Shenandoah
Iowa
Beatrice
Dairy Inn
Stromsburg
Ben Miller
Tony Dinvile
Dill Laschaszky
Deny Phillips
Lincoln
back_ Valentine
Dick Patterson
David Burrell
Dick Gronin
Oiisha
Mel Thompson
Russ Edwards
Superior
Wahoo
Tony Davis
Harry Carlson
Rams stun 49ers in crucial late-season tilt
Rams snap a three-game skid by defeating the 49ers 23-9 as QB Roman Gabriel throws two touchdowns and RB Willie Ellison adds a 39-yard score. Spurrier passes for 257 yards but is picked three times. Ed Beard of San Francisco comments on the tough loss.
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Associated’ Press
Peru State
Simpson
Iowa
College
Brent Peterson
Redmen
Gon
Bill Hunter
Bobcats
Ananias Montague
Pery
McCook Junior College
Heartbreaer
Garden City
Kan
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Dana Albright
Jaru
Ban Lancisco
Homane
Uhildlown
Tommy Prothro
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Cardinals
Lo Paines
Gabriel
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David Ray
49Ers
Ihyacd
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Willie Ellison
Taras
Los Angeles Guarterbies
Prothro
Memphis
Jim Bertelsen
Ray
Steve Spurrier
Quartarback
John Browle
Unifern
Spurrier
Fed Kwwatiek
Sers Anoad
Gene Washington
NFL
Platte College Leads JUCO Standings Amid Weekend Games
Platte College holds early lead in the Nebraska Junior College Conference with a 2-0 mark after beating Northeastern of Norfolk and York. North Platte defeated Nebraska Westen 76-? to aid Platte, while Western, Northeastern, and York sit 1-1. Palrbury and others eye more league play as Platte hosts the Midwest Cage Classic starting December 14 at the Platte Field House with entrants from five states.
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Plate College of Columbus
Nebraska
Raiders
Platte
Towney
Iowa Western
Bismarck
N.C
Highland Cloud County
Kan
Sale
Minn
Nebraska Wesleyan Frosh
Nebraska Tech
Hastings
NICAC
Dorihtasdern
Northeaster
Western
Matte
Westend York
Frithney
College basketball scores round up from AP listings
AP scored recap lists numerous men and women games with teams such as Navy Dickinson Pitt Rutgers St Bonaventure Bowling Green South Florida Kentucky West Virginia Richmond Iowa George Washington VMI Long Beach State Florida Lamar Oklahoma State Drury Belmont Vanderbilt SMU Texas Arkansas Montana Drake Illinois Valparaiso Texas A&M Angelo State Texas Western Weber State Colorado San Diego San Jose StatePacific and more with varied margins and outcomes across the nation.
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Wisconsin-Milwaukee
North Carolina State
Tate
Georgia Southern
Oral Roberts
Wisconsin
Gchio State
Notre Dame
Kansas State
Utah
Michigan
Oregon State
Houston
Colorado
UCLA
Bruins
Florida State
Mary Jand
Minnesota
Marquette
Long Beach State
Kentucky
Penn
Kentucky Is Upset At Home By Town As Rupp Watches
Iowa defeats eighth ranked Kentucky 79-66 at Memorial Coliseum. Rupp, retired after last season, sat in the stands as Joe Hall takes over. Iowa balanced scoring led by Kevin Kunnert with 17, while Kentucky’s Jim Andrews scored 14 but fouled out. UCLA remains undefeated with all 35 first place votes in the national poll.
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Alex Sachare
Associated Press
Adolph Rupp
Kentucky
Joe Hall
Rupp
Wildcats
Iowa
Neil Fegebank
Hawkeyes
Kevin Kunnert
Rick Williams
Fegahawk
Jim Collins
Candy LaPrince
Jim Andrews
Tupp
Memphis Tams
American Basketball Association
Nat
Tas
Florida State
Minnesota
Double T opens defense of Pioneer title in 1972-73
Double T Bar of Columbus starts its Pioneer Basketball League season as 12-0 last year. Four former Columbus High players join the fast breaking offense. New team 77UP challenges the favorites at 6:45 p.m. in Columbus Junior High Gym. Behlens meet Sahare at 8:35. Northern division includes Schuyler Creston Lindsay Persons Sport Shop Dales and Greiners. Lindsay and Dales meet at 8:45 with Glig ers and Persons at 9.
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Double T Bar
Columbus
Jack Johnson
Columbus High
Double T
77UP
Columbus Junior High School
Osceola
Bavid City
Sahara Lounge
Behlens
Sahare
Northern Vision
Schuyler, Creston
Lindsay
Person’s Sport Shop
Dales
Greiners
Oytings
Lindsay and
Iitglers
Person
Florida State coach Larry Jones gets contract extension
NALLAHASSEE FL AP Larry Jones Florida State head football coach for the past five years had his contract extended for a year to January 1 1927 at a 32000 dollar annual salary Athletic Director Clay Staple said Jones has done an outstanding job and the extension proves the university recognizes this fact.
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Nallahassee
Fla
Larry Jones
Florida State
Clay Stapleon
Jones
Florida State University
Dave Robertson
Jedding
Sam
Arizona State University
Arizona State
United States
Onofrio
Tigers
Missouri
Notre Dame
Eddie Crowder
Colorado
Auburn
Alabama
Auben
Tiant Perry Wood share mound honors in AL records
Tiant led the AL with a 1.91 ERA and 15 wins for Boston after a late-season rise. Perry went 24-10 for Cleveland, tied for most victories, while Wood topped the circuit with 49 starts and 377 innings pitched. Reliever Lindblad had 88 appearances. Sparky Lyle set a 35 saves mark. Boundaries of records include Ryan striking out 329 and 9 shutouts. Baltimore and Oakland posted top ERAs, while 199 shutouts broke the 164-setting record.
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Boston
Tiant
Boston Red Sox
Gaylord Perry
Cleveland
Indiana
Wilbur Wood
Chicago White Sox
Joe Cronin
Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Sy Perry
San Fruncisco Giants
Wood
Ed Walsh
Paul Lindblad
Texas Rangers
Sparky" Live
New York Yankees
Minnesota
Ron Perranoski
Nolan Ryan
California Angels
King -Wich
Bob Fellers
Ryan
Oakland
Jim
Hwiter
Baltimore
Jim Palmer
Detroit
Mickey Lolich
Chicago
Stan Bahnsen
Lom
Championlbeletics
Ainnegola
Bowl Meet at Boulevard Lanes Shows High School and League Standouts
Phyllis Jones led in multiple events with a 150 score, while Mary Ate Lehr posted a 187 game and 494 series. Louie's Restaurant topped team scoring with 780 and 2 Ah. Dave Wallick posted a 302, and Rich Juhr had notable marks. North American Vat posted an 802 team game and 2100 threesome. Craig Brewster led boys with a 183 game, Sua Paprocki led girls with 168 and 444.
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Phyllis Jemes
Boulevard Lanes
Mary Ate Lehr
Louie
Dave Wallick
Rich Juhr
Craig Brewster
Sua Paprocki
Yale's Jauron Wins Bulger Lowe Award in New England
The Grid Iron Club of Greater Boston chose Yale back Dick Jauron as the Bulger Lowe Award winner for outstanding New England college football players. Jauron became Yale’s first 1,000 yard rusher and set a school record with 2,447 rushing yards in a single season.
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Boston
Greater
Dick Jauron
O! Yale
Bulger Lowe
New England
Jauron
Yale
Big Eight Coaches Optimistic For 1973 Season
Kansas City AP reports Big Eight coaches anticipate stronger 1973 campaign. Don Fambrough Kansas, Davy Smith Oklahoma State, and Vince Gibson Kansas State project improved teams with returning players. Oklahoma’s Chris Fairbanks and Iowa State’s Majors foresee bowl success and national contention amid questions about rankings and rebuilds after 1972 season.
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Kansas City
Don Fambrough
Kansas
Davy Smith
Oklahoma State
Vince Gibson
Kansas State
Horst
Iowa State
Georgia Tech
Johny Majors
Towa State
Cyclones
Town State
Majors
Heisman Watch Sparks Nebraskans Interest
Sport Shorts notes the Heisman race unfolding with Nebraskans eyeing Johnny Rodgers or Rich Glover. It cites AP’s Amundson as top Big Eight pick, Rodgers finishing second, and references Notre Dame and US baseball moves including Carrell Beringer joining the Phillies and bullpen coach changes under Danny Ozark.
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Johnny Rodgers
Rich Glover
Rodgers
Iowa State
George Amundson
Heisman Asvard
Leaders shine in Columbus Women's Classic League
In Columbus the Women's Classic League saw Morothy Hurds 215 game and Rayetta Williams 210 series lead scoring. Other top marks include Joelen Kasper 205 and Corrine Cave 201, while Liberty Cleaners paced team totals with 870 and 2395.
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Morothy Hurd
Rayetta William
Columbus
Dorothy
Neema Behlenshad
Rita Woke
Corrine Cave
Joelen Kasper
Ediecarr
Gretchen Amdt
Sheilz Stone
Ben Pensick
Liberty Cleaners
Teen Cox
Don Gablene
Cox
Gary Muth
al Doleza
Fay
Wayne
Owls
Mari Badje
Diane Berry
Athletics
Mets
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