Leigh Opens Season Against Shamrocks on Saturday
Leigh Bobcats face Scotis Central Catholic in a season opener with a veteran core led by Don Slusarski and Kevin Wiehn. Coach Frank Spencers notes depth and recent injuries as Leigh prepares for post season play while Humphrey visits Friday and Leigh fields a strong guard forward rotation.
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Snagging Paddlefish and Wildlife Notes Nebraska
Dick H. Schaffer reports on paddlefish snagging in the Gavins Point area with December as peak, noting 1350 of 4500 fish snagged winter 1972 79 and low survival after being returned. Regulations now restrict returns and reduce limits while offering alternative methods like spearfishing. wildlife issues include whooping cranes, duck blinds, water releases, and conservation notes from NE and SD.
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Ed Zimmer Leads Boulevard Seniors in Lanes Meet
Ed Zimmer paced the Boulevard Lanes Senior League Thursday with a 20 percent Ane and Avs series. Vera Caldeford topped the women with 179 and 493 pin totals. Debbie Gates led the Debbie Electronics League with 183 and 501, while Gays Gals posted 714 and 2,192. Don Semin had 584 in the Major League along with several 200 games. Bellwor War and Jackson Tayary posted notable 900s and 2409 series.
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Teaulevard Lanes
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Dale Electronics
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Martin Kresha
Don Semin
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Warren Lund
Bellwor! War
Jackson Tayary
Cyclone grapplers host Nebraska in Ames showdown
The Cyclones travel to Willard Coliseum in Ames Iowa to face Nebraska in a Big Eight Conference duoth Friday night. The game marks a chance for Iowa State to build momentum with a key conference matchup against the Cornhuskers.
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Platte overpower Northeastern as Sundvold loads 24 points
Platte and Northeastern clash in a high scoring junior college affair with freshman guard Sundvold keying a 24 point night. Platte builds a seven game win streak and remains undefeated in NJCAC play while Northeastern fights to defend late.
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Fremonts Christiansens Swim Past Columbus in Dual Meet
Fremont defeats visiting Columbus 7 20 in a varsity boys swim dual. Columbus wins only two events led by Randy Schacter and Doug Dean in sprints and breaststroke as Fremont builds lead and Columbus salvages some relays. Coach Dave McNair’s squad prepares for Capitol City meet.
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Padres Move Ignites Major League Trade Frenzy
San Diego faces relocation to Washington amid antitrust threats as the National League sorts out the Padres move while a flurry of trades reshapes rosters. Notable swaps include Wynn to Houston for prospects and Doyle to the Angels, with further deals involving Phillies, Cubs, Cardinals, and others dominating Thursday’s winter meetings.
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Tangerine Bowl TV coverage announced for Dec 23
The Tangerine Bowl game between the University of Florida and Marshall College will be televised on Mizlon Television Network Saturday night December 23. Will Geiger, president of the Tangerine Sports Association, said the telecast would reach all major markets east of the Mississippi.
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Pro football picks offer wide open playoff chase
BEN THOMAS AP sports writer surveys the NFL with 10 teams contending for five playoff spots as late games loom. Key matchups include Cleveland vs Cincinnati, Washington at Dallas, Kansas City vs Oakland, and Oakland’s George Blanda field goals likely shaping the Central and West races.
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