Raiders defense leads Platte to 74 63 victory over Western
The Platte College Raiders defeat Nebraska Western 74 to 63 as Wesolowski scores 18 and Brower adds 14. Frank Brower and Tim Williams also reach double figures. The Raiders pull away late in the first half and hold off a Western rally to seal their second win of the season.
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Don Hook
Plate College Raiders
Nebraska Western
Gene Torezo
Ron Suggs
Sabre Nesten
Raiders
Jack Wesolowski
Platte
Roger Brown
Jef
Platte College
Wesolowski
Toy
Frank Brower
Tim’ Williams
Omaha
McCook
Bruce Lantroy
Wetnby
Weste
E. Pile
Bowl games set across five matchups this Saturday
Five college bowl games dot the Saturday slate with five bowls named: Grantland Rice in Baton Rouge, Pioneer in Wichita Falls, Boardwalk in Atlantic City, Camellia in Sacramento, and the NAIA final in Commerce. Florida meets North Carolina and Louisiana Tech faces Tennessee Tech in midseason showdowns, while Drake plays Tennessee State in the Pioneer Bowl.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
Ingalvica
Baton Rouge
Wichita Falls
Tex
Atlantic City
Sacramento
Galil
Commerce
Tennessee Tech
Drake
Tennessee State
Massachusetts
California-Davis
North Dakota Sioux
Cal Poly
San Luis Obispo
East Texas State
Carson-Newman, Jrt
Missouri Southern
Northern Town
Jayhawks edge Murray State as Ki vista leads scoring surge
Kansas coach Ted Divens sees junior Ki vista break out with 20 points, boosting the Jayhawks to a 68-? win over Murray State while Oklahoma improves to 5-0 with an 84-76 victory over Stetson. Nebraska opens West Virginia Mountaineer Classic against California as West Virginia meets Air Force.
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Kansas City
Ted Divens
Kansas
Pdicl
Tom Kivisto
Kivista
Dayhawks
Joe
Kivisto
Jayhawks
Tom Smith
Murray
Rick Suttle
Greenlee
Smith
Treshm
Alvin Adams
Oklahoma
Int
Tom Molland
Sooners
Stetsari
Sooners Took Advantage of the Hatters
Hetson
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
California
West Virginia
Air Force
Bowling notes from Columbus area leagues and knockouts
Rosche and Badje lead with high scores in Lutheran League and Columbus bowling circles. Rosche rolled 222 222 195 for 639 while Badje notched 266 and 632. Ed Oppliger paced Pawnee League with 599 series. Leo Miller and Pete Wieser posted multiple 200s. Yogi's Bears led in Metro League with 2463 total.
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Rally Rosche
Columbus Bowl
Gary Badje
Mike Mueller
Ted Saalfeld
Ray Cattan
Roger Wordeman
Dennis Muth
Norris Hellbusch
Columbus Feetl ~ Mill
Viergutz Lamber
Ed Oppliger
Harry Oppliger
Bill Anson
Larr Mulligan
Kurt Behlen
Dave Henke
Ron Braun
Yogi
Platte College Singles winners crowned at Columbus Bowl
Cathy Brock won the Platte College women's singles and Murray McArdle captured the men’s title in the Platte College Singles Tournament at Columbus Bowl. Peg Ojsufka was runner up in the women’s division and Bett Nicolas finished third. Terry Bender second and Tim Torezon third in the men’s division. Marge Burkett oversaw the event and trophies were awarded.
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Cathy Brock
Se Zuz
Platte College
Columbus Bowl
Peg Ojsufka
Bett Nicolas
Murray McArdle
Tvith
Terry Bender
Hein
Tim Torezon
Marge Burkett
Way
Scout matmen triumph over Vikings 36 to 20
Lakeview High hosts David City in a wrestling dual, with Scout grapplers earning a 36 20 victory as Dick Jasper and Marlin Mollinan post multiple wins. Vikings coach notes progress while next meet is set for December 14 at Rudolph.
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Lakeview High
David City
Lakeview
Kerry Wadleigh
Bred Kolwa
Vikings
Raddolph
Dick Jasper
Jeff Kroft
Marlin Mollinan
Derald Zavodsky
Bob Beiermann
Ken Svoboda
Larry Beiermann
Mets
John Schroeder
Dave Wiehtl
Richard Brock
Wits
Vansity
Derald
Zavodski
Dave McVas
Ae Langan
Keil Rummrey
Ved Tigee
Peters tops Boulevard action with 249 Rae series
Peters 249 Rae and 59 series pace Major Langue at Boulevard. Schuele 214, Hough 208, Spracley 208, From 208, Lund 207, Nelson 200, Cuddeford 200. Ski Lounge led team with 98 game and 2,546 total. In Dale Wiretronics Women League Toni Tworek 187 and Rita Fuhrs 516. Niners 788 team count and 2,67 total.
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Don Peters
Rae
Boulevard Janes
Joe Schuele
Everette Hough
John Spracley
Roy
Warren Lund
Ron Nelson
D.C
Cowboys to avenge loss vs Redskins in Texas Stadium showdown
Dallas aims to regain pride by defeating Washington at Texas Stadium as the Cowboys chase a wild-card spot in the NFC, while previews list key late-season clashes including Vikings Packers and Falcons 49ers. The column notes Dallas 3 point spread and predicts outcomes across the league.
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Hubert Mizell
Associated Press
NEW York
Dallas
Cowboys
Washington
NES
Green Bay
San Francisco
Texas Stadium
Dallas’ Thunder
Rere
Browns
B&ngall
Cleveland
Oakland
New York Jets
Cincinnati
Bengals
Falcons
Atlanta
Vikings
Packers
Minnesota
Detroit
Steelers
Oilers
Pittsburgh
Stouster
Dolphins
Giants
Miami
Bob Griese
Tal
Miller Attacks Kuhn Over Baseball Negotiations
In New York AP report Marvin Miller of the MLB Players Association denounces Commissioner Bowe Kuhn after Kuhn publicized the owners negotiations. Miller calls Kuhn an amateur and accuses him of damaging talks as details of the offer surface.
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NEW York
Bowe Kuhn
Marvin Miller
Major League Baseball Players ‘Association
Kulw
Ins Hatyan
Amiller
Kuhnshoy
Miller
Hawaii
Baseball
Fremont pins CHS and Ralston here tonight
Columbus youth wrestlers led 12-6 before Fremont defeated CHS 32-18 on the Discoverer mats. Tonight at 7 p m coach Neese's team hosts Ralston in the Apollo Conference dual Wrestlers Night with honors planned for top athletes.
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Columbus
Fremont
CHS
Lanny Neese
Grapplers
Ralston
Lindsay Ball
Dave McNair
Gary Speicher
Roger Gharter
Donkin
Mike
Kevin
Dankert
Tom Herat
Te Dan
Iteobsbmed
Erin
Ronal Faeavon
Jett Erhow
Nebraska Cagers to Open Mountaineer Classic Versus California
Nebraska meets California in the opening round of the Mountaineer Classic in Morgantown West Virginia with West Virginia facing Air Force in the nightcap. Nebraska’s 1-1 record includes 6-8 Brendy Lee 11.5 ppg and 6-2 Lee Harris 8.5 ppg, plus 6-2 Tom Gregory 8.5 ppg and Don Jackson. California coach Dick Edwards calls his team a known quantity after a 72 10 upset by St Marys in its only game.
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Morgantown
W.va
Nebraska
California
West Virginia
Air Force
Dick Edwards
St. Mary's
Cornhuskers
Joe Cipriano
Brendy Lee
Derrell Fort
Lee Harris
Tom Gregory
Soph
Don Jackson
Fremont Tops Columbus In Slim 50 45 Duel
Fremont anchors grind out a 50 45 victory over Columbus with strong swims led by Evans and Flory. Medley relay and diving marks propel Fremont as Columbus clawed back to lead 45 43 before the final events sealed the win.
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Columbus
Dave McNair
Fremont
Kammly
Jett Evans
John Wright
Ted Kyster
Ed Johansen
Brooke Pierson
Pierson
Kyster
Johansen
Sirain
CHS
Tigers
Ralston
Millard
Tums
Schultz says he is not angry over Cup matches ruling
TANCOLN Neb AP Nick Schultz says he is not angry with the Nebraska Amateur Golf Association for ruling him out of the Nebraska Cup Matches on May 25. He is disappointed. The board cited temperamental behavior including a club throw during the 1972 State Match Play Tournament and use of improper language in the Warfolk tourney.
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Tancoln
Neb
Nick Schultz
Nebraska Armateur Golf Association
Schultz
Nebraskas Humm Emerges as Sophomore Star at Quarterback
Kansas City AP reports Dave Hamm, Las Vegas native and Nebraska sophomore quarterback, earned Big Eight sophomore offensive player of the year. He started ahead of Tagge, set a school record with 17 touchdown passes, threw 2,074 yards on 266 attempts with over 50 percent completion, and rushed for five touchdowns. Hamm projects to face Notre Dame in the Grange Bowl after planning to beat Oklahoma and UCLA.
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RAMS
CARDS
Los Angeles
Keoy Pace
LIONS
HILLS
Detroit
Minnesota
Packers
Buffalo
BEARS
Eagles
Jackie Kennedy
Chargers
Croncos
John Hadlet
Denver
San Diego
Rcord
COLTS
Chiefs
Baltimore
Kansas City
Saints
Patriots
New England
Houston
New Orterns
Raiders
JETS
Miller
Players Association
Wafor
Kansas “City
Dave
Nebraska
Humm
Jerry Ager
Modo
Las Vegas
Tagge
Green Bay Packers
Hanam
Mike Strachan
Iowa State
Hunn
Oklahoma
Hamm
Huskers
UCLA
Town State
Tumm
Notre’ Dame
Miami
Hla
College basketball scores from Thursday AP roundup
The Associated Press cricket style list shows numerous results across divisions. Notable scores include Quentin 96 over St Peters 83 at Marys Cal 83, Seton Tall 12%, Springfield 92 over Albright 64, Gettysburg 53, Delaware 97 over Franklin & Marshall 62, Princeton 31 over Rutgers 47, plus South Appalachian 67 over Richmond W Carolina 64 and Memphis St 87 over 8 Florida 73. Oklahoma 84 over Stetson 76. Midwest features Michigan Kansas 69 over Murray St 63 and Bradley 74 over nae 74. Southwest notes N Texas St 04 over Georgia State 58 and Texas A & 1 75 over East Texas St 7. Far West Arizona 71 over Southern Cal 69 and Weber State 81 over Utah 70, Oregon 83 over Montana State 63.
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Asociated Press
Quentin
St. Peters
At Mary's
Cal
Seton Tall
Marvard
Springfield
Albright
Gettysburg
Delaware
Franklin & Marshall
Princeton
Rutgers
W. Carolina
J.C. Smith
Memphis
Florida
Auburn
E. Mlineis
Oklahoma
Stetson
Midwest
Gan Young
Michigan
Kansas
Murray St
Bradley
Far West
Arizona
Southern Cal
Weber State
Utah
Oregon
Montana
Slate
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Wasim Wold
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Plerson
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Tell
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Dulor Willers
Dani Hionnel
Geerstely
Ted
State Ginee
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Erement
Celunchuy
Rick Schultz
Amcculloch
Lame
Camping
3Rd Avenue
Bernt Sport Shop
Lawrence
Shakespeare
Berkley
Crosman
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W. 13Th Street
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NT Sport Shop
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