Columbus Ralston cagers in Apollo headliner
Apollo Conference coaches view Columbus and Ralston as title contenders in the Reven lant league with Friday's showdown a key test. Columbus, led by new coach Denny Bargen, brings experienced returners and a deliberate offense, while Ralston relies on seniors and a strong lineup to challenge for the title. The game marks a major early season matchup as both teams push for the Apollo and East Dig Ten races.
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Ralston
Denny Bargen
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Ad Rob Corn
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Columbus High
Frank Brower Named Raider of the Week at PC
Frank Brower a 65 forward at Columbus High was named Malle College Raider of the Week by Coach Gene Torcum for his 20 point game against Yeak and clutch tying basket in Worthington. He is in the starting lineup tonight for the Raiders hosting Northeastern of Norfolk at 7:30 PM.
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Frank Brower
Malle College
Gene Torcum
Columbus High
Yeak
Worthington
Brower
Roidera
Northeastern
Norfolk
Iece Bih
Greg West
Dan Hoyer
Ed Sundvokd
Will
Ed Gogan
Gal Northesstern
Steve Fuse
Bruce
Thon
Semmens
Jesse Buronn
Poiman
John Vedannad
Ates
Alette
Swartz Wins Second Ring Bout at Elgin Smoker
Scott Swartz of the Columbus VEW Boxing Club wins his second ring bout this season in a close 170-pound decision over Arch Hobeson of Lincoln, Walthill. A third-round stoppage occurs after an inadvertent eye bump by Terry Kane of Wisner, referee Bill Engel halting the bout to prevent injury. Swartz earlier lost a close decision to Law Bailey Jr. of Omaha at the Elgin Smoker, with coach Bud Sackett optimistic about Swartz’s future as a District Golden Gloves contender if peak form is reached. Kim Sackett defeated Alas KXenshaw of Wisner in the 100 division, while no decision was issued in that bout. The VFW Club sent several boxers who did not receive bouts. matches are planned for Hastings on Dec. 6.
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Columbus Vew
Arch Hobeson
Lincoln
Walthill
Bud Sackett
Tat Sackett
Op Parent
Terry Kane
Wisner
Sackett
Bill Engel
Elgin
Swartz
Law Bailey Jr
Omaha
Law Bailey
Scott
Trades and coaching moves roll through winter baseball meet
At the winter baseball meetings Mike Marshall moved from the Montreal Expos to the Los Angeles Dodgers in a blockbuster deal that sent Willie Davis to Montreal. Los Angeles also acquired Tommy Agee from St. Louis for Pete Richert. In other notes Mark Tanner was traded to Texas Rangers by Chicago White Sox, Luke Walker joined Detroit from Pittsburgh, and Boston saw Jimmy Connors win again in the Masters-type event. Fort Worth saw Jim Shotner hired as Texas Christian’s new head coach, Virginia hired Sonny Randle from East Carolina, and Georgia Tech’s Bill Fulcher stepped down with Pepper Rodgers set to take over at UCLA.
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Willie Davis
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Pete Richert
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Tex
Jim Shotner
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Texas Christian
Billy Tohill
Greenville
Almo
Sonny Randle
East Carolina University
University of Virginia
Atlanta
Bill Fulcher
Georgia Tech
UCLA
Pepper Rodgers
Boulevard Bowling Scores Highlight Local League Meet
L Zulkoski tops Boulevard lanes with a 238 game and 2663 series as Palcenki posts 238 and 2663 in a busy statewide lane night. Other notable scores include Slo 600, Arnberger 627, Topil 201, Miller 615, Krumland 221, 217, and Zulkoski 203. Team performances feature Roba Car Wash with a 997 game and Deano's Diner a 2849 series, with Denny Van Winkle leading Nile Owls at 233 and BK6.
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Ardean Slo
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Joe Topil
Leon Miller
Harold Krumland
Doe Karpih
Loren Wetten
Chuck Filliot
Jim Bernt
Don Zulkeski
Daryl Thicke
Larry Harrington
Jeery Hagge
Randy Krumland
Stan Gottschall
Dowry Tomberger
Bill Schucle
Charlie Hook
Doug West
Keith Gottschall
Dave Zulkoski
Dick Paneldert
John Zochall
Roba
Deano
Nile Owls
Denny van Winkle
Gary Puckett
Jake
Ty Krumland
Rich Morgan
Roger Comey
Bud Rhea
Platte faces Bismarck in Midwest Cage Classic clash
Platte College announces the third annual Midwest Cage Classic at Raider Fieldhouse December 19 20 and 21. Four teams play a round robin with trophies for championship runner up and third place based on win percentage. ajusted schedule features Platte hosting Bismarck Junior College and Willmar State Junior College.
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Platte College
Gene Torezay
Raider
Bec
Switzer Earns Big Eight Coach of the Year Honor
Barry Switzer of Oklahoma, 35, named conference coach of the year after guiding the Sooners to a 10-0-4 season, Big Eight title, and a bowl bid despite probation and loss of quarterback Kerry Jackson. Jaynes of Kansas named offensive player of the year. Lucious Selmon of Oklahoma named defensive player of the year.
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Kansas City
Barry Switzer
Oklahoma
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Big Fight
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Chuck Fairbanks
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2 @emember board
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Nebraska
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Selmon
Hod Shoate
Cleveland Vann
Oklahoma State
John Dutton
Shoate
Dave Jaynes
Joe Washington
Sooner
Steve Davis
Daynes
Jayhateks
Fambrough
Bathinalees Switer
Coaoh
Prep League Opens At Family V
Prep League action for the 1974-74 season opened recently with four games. Results include Pistons 15, Bogus 6, Knicks 21, Swartz 5, Bucks 12, Bullets 11, and several players such as Petersen, Weiler, Celts, Arment, Mancuso, and Milburn reaching scoring figures in a lively start.
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Warmer
Bosak
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Weiler
Irwins 735 sets league record in Columbus action
Irwin blasted a 735 series in Metro League play at Columbus Howl, the highest league total in the establishment. He started 233 and 246 then a 286, topping the previous 731 record set last year by Hudy Galto. Team member You! Bears, Irvin led a 966 single and 2,602 trio as other players posted 223, 206, and 206.
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Dave Ktnke
Mark Boettcher
Jim Ansim
Mel Boltger
Jayhawks most surprising Buffs most disappointing 1972 Big Eight
Kansas Jayhawks emerged as the most surprising team of 1972 in the Big Eight with a narrow win over unbeaten Oklahoma, while Colorado Buffaloes disappointed the most, finishing last with a 66 record. Milly Waddy was named top freshman offensive player for Colorado, while Oklahoma State tackle Pat Dokes earned best freshman defensive honors.
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Oklahoma State
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Lakeview hosts Osceola in junior Viking Gym Friday night
Lakeview High wrestling opens with Osceola Saturday night in the Viking Gymnasium with reserve matches at 7 pm. The 1973-74 squad features five starters led by Marlin Mohrman and Selsman with four freshmen. Lakeview also notes future tests against East Butler, David City Aquinas, Columbus, Fremont Bergan, and Wisner Inv. plus key veterans and two trainee mat maids assisting.
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Loganview
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Six Huskers named to All Academic Big Eight team
Six Nebraska players were named to the All Academic Big Eight football team. Colorado led with five selections. Oklahoma and Oklahoma State had four each. Honors reflect both on field play and classroom performance, with Doug Tarrant of Oklahoma State named honorary captain for a 4.00 GPA. Notable picks include Ken Saathoff and Tom Wolf among others representing Nebraska, Colorado, Oklahoma State, Missouri, and Kansas State.
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Big Eight-Service Bureau
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
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Tarrant
Eile Ersey Anderson
Ken Saathoff
Kansas
Tom Wolf
Eddin Foster
Chris Kirby
Missouri
Dan Anderon
Bill McDonald
Clyde Cruichmer
Steve Grogan
Kansas State
Maury Dambkroger
Ritch Bahe
Tom Goodsen
Low State
Marquette Routs Volunteers For Third Straight Win
The Marquette Warriors defeated Tennessee 67 to 45 in overtime, clinching their third consecutive victory. Lloyd Walton scored a layup and two free throws late in the extra period to seal the win for coach Al McGuire’s team.
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Tennessee
Jay Meira
McGuire
Marquette
Volunteers
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Big Eight players pace season in key statistics
Kansas City AP report highlights Davis and Washington leading Big Eight in scoring and rushing. Jaynes of Kansas tops passing and total offense with 1,933 yards from scrimmage. Edwards leads receivers with 49 catches for 602 yards. Washington nears rushing crown with 1,173 yards on 178 attempts. Davis also tops scoring with 108 points.
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Mike Strachan
Iowa State
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