Raiders Prep For Weekend Tests Against McCook
Raiders travel Friday to Norfolk for a 7 30 p m JUCO game versus Northeastern. Saturday at home they host McCook in a 7 30 p m homecoming. Coach Gene Tazezan aims to rebound from a bye and recent losses to Nebraska freshmen 78 76 and Fairbury 99 87. Northeastern seeks its first win as Harald Wayles 63 sophomore leads with 23 points. McCook shares top standings with Nebraska Western and Fairbury after mixed results in preconference play.
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Platte
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Nide Blackhawks
Harald Wayles
Harrisburg
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Organa
Ams Cooper
Omaha Benson
Scottsbrnff
Nebraska fans praised though Hawaii letters mock Huskers
A Honolulu reader quotes a father’s praise for Nebraska and a jab about Husker pride. District B basketball tourney hosts Lakeview with many schools cited. Platte College names co captains Dave Kincaid and Mike Trader, sophomores, with strong scoring and rebounding marks boosting their Raiders season.
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Dave Kincaid
Columbus
Mike Trader
Elkhorn Digh
Platte College Vagy
Bath
Trader
Kincaid
Mistral
Cen
Three teams split points in tight NHL East race
The Eastern division tightens as New York Rangers, Chicago Black Hawks, and Boston Bruins stay within reach of first place after Boston’s win over Los Angeles and Chicago’s home success. Montreal downed Detroit and Toronto beat Minnesota as Detroit’s Tremblay scored twice.
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Derek Sanerson
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Txifing
Wyng Cashman
Dallas Smith
Fred Stanfield
Kings
Regatien Vachon
Jean - Claude Tremblay
Seaso
Tremblay
Pete Mahaylich
Toronto Maple Leafs
Darryl Sitter
Norm Ullman
Jivy Morrison
Nebraska, Alabama Orange Bowl ticket requests exceed supply
Nebraska’s ticket manager Jim Pillenger said 25,000 requests for Orange Bowl tickets were received, but only 12,600 were allocated. He noted demand remains higher than available seats despite past trips to Oklahoma and Hawaii. Pillenger emphasized no extra tickets will be released.
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We- Nebraske
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Ion
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Iawaii
Pittenger
Alabama
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Lenger
Stan Smith Dominates Pepsi Masters With Record Wealth
Stan Smith, billed as Army's top ambassador, dominates the Pepsi Masters earning a hefty prize and marking the week as his best year. He clinched the WS and Soil titles, securing another 16 thousand dollars in prize money and celebrating induction into top form.
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Army
America
Optennia
Smith
Increased off season activity at 2 state recreation areas
Lincoln dispatch reports a rapid rise in cold weather use at two Nebraska State recreation areas. Windmill near Gibbon limited camper hookups with a year round shower facility and a transformed swimming beach into an ice arena. Morton Island near Grand Island and Witxdrnitt respond with seasonal accommodations for winter vacationers.
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UPI
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Windmill
Gibbon
Fett Maclittles
Morton Island
Grand Island
Witxdrnitt
Jacksonville Rockets Sold After Unanimous Vote by Directors
Jacksonville, Fla. The Eastern Hockey League club the Jacksonville Rockets, led by General Manager Bob Sahan, voted unanimously to sell. The team holds a 20-1 record but sits in the Southern Division cellar.
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UPS
Bob
Korte and Dey Dominate Local Bowling Honors
Korte and Dey share top honors with high scores across multiple events. Rich Korte totals 623 with 235 and 217, while Harold Dey adds 213 and 203 for 663 in a strong Collegiate gauge. Names like Jack Gladlester, Jack Zeider, Lonnie Karel, Soha Nealer, Yor Gableny, and others appear with standout games and series across leagues and teams.
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Rich Korte
Gene Ad
Harold Dey
Cornhusker
Columbus i
Jack Gladlester
Jack Zeider
Hreesome
Iarry Carlson
Lonnie Karel
Soha Nealer
Yor Gableny
Yankee Clippers
Enola Luensinger
Louise Nyffeler
Gloria Muth
Ben Pebsivk
Dorothy Hurd
Rubies
Apates
Phyllis Peterson
Verona Schoene
Ani Brandt
Perks
Nehoc's Brother Wins Aqueduct Allowance Feature
Nehoc's Brother captured the $10,000 allowance at Aqueduct Wednesday racing 6 furlongs in 1:10 5. He overcame a 3 1 4 length deficit to favored Frozen Delight who tired late, with Bok Wit finishing third. Hobby Woodhouse rode the winner. Other Wednesday results include Parement at Laurel, Out In Space at Liberty Bell, and Far To Reach taking Way Meadows Children's Hospital handicap.
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Frozen Delight
Bok Wit
Secand
Hobby Woodhouse
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Laurel
Liberty Bell
Children's Hospital
Way Meadows
Place named press secretary for PGA BANS tournament
Thomas C. Place of Cleveland was named press secretary of the Professional Golf Association BANS tournament, announced Wednesday by Commissioner Joe Dey.
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Lakers push streak to 18 near Nba record
Lakers beat Rockets 125-170 to move within two wins of the all time mark as Jerry West shone and Gail Goodrich scored 43. Wilt Chamberlain sat out most of the game after a single field attempt.
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Kevin Loughery
Royals
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Ers
Bob Rule
Philadelphia
Nute Archibald
Ion Cincitineti
Gilmore scores 34 as Colonels win over Cougars in Charlotte
Artis Gilmore pumps in 34 points joining Dad Issel to power the Kentucky Colonels to a 122-110 victory over the Carolina Cougars in Charlotte. Gilmore and Issel combined for 75 points as the Colonels move to 17-7 and widen their East Division lead.
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NU Cagers Aim to End ThreeGame Losing Streak
In Lincoln, the Nebraska basketball team seeks to halt a three game slide with SMU at home Saturday night. Coach Ciocer notes strong defense but poor offense, as the Huskers hope to rebound after recent losses, including two to Lincoln and another away.
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Ihe
University of Nebraska
Southern Methodist
Muskera
Joe Ciocéar
Shamrocks face pair of road engagements this weekend
Scotus high school basketball preview notes the Central Catholic Shamrocks travel to meet David City Aquinas on Friday and Grand Island Central Catholic on Saturday. Coach Frank Spencers’ lineup relies on an all senior starting five and bench depth led by Dan Brock and Duane Hehmann as they aim to cut errors and maintain defensive intensity against tougher foes.
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Mike Borowski
Greg Ford
Len Sarahan
Duane Jensen
Jeader
Crusaers
Barry Sanley
Dan Duifek
Jim Hoetovy
Jim Kolera
Rich Gillespie
Monarch
Dan Patonsky
Gregg Scholz
Spearers
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Cess
Shamrock
Mount Michael
Spencers
Dan Brock
Duane Hehmann
Tom Jicha
Dan Briggs
Frank Miclak
Tom Zabawa
Sentus
Heirt Kena
Dan Broek
Viking wrestlers sweep in 45 12 loss to David City
Three Viking matmen Loseke Kinzer and Mohrman posted Lake View trigraphs as the Viking squad dropped a 45 12 decision to David City High grapplers. Loseke pinned Mike Codr. Weber won at 126 pounds by decision. Mohrman won at 119 pounds by decision. David City winners included Kuena, Hes, Frank, Daro, Rihe, Kroft, Schroeder, Svoboda, Randy Schroeder, and Loseke in various bouts. Lakeview hosts East Butler at 7:30 pm today. fans invited.
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Marin Mohrman
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David City
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Aera
Mark Weber
Moliinan
Ken Kovar
Nathan Kuena
Loreteil
Randy Hes
Eugene Goering
Mike Frank
R Ed Hilger
Russ Daro
Grant Groetlueschen
Ron Rihe
Rick Rickert
Aidolf Kroft
Tim Mark
John Schroeder
Bob Belermann
Ken Svoboda
Vikings Eye Two Home Games This Weekend
Lakeview High School Vikings host Logan View on Friday and Wayne on Saturday at 8 p.m. Coach Lary Whiting notes Logan View's strong rebounders and Eleven players for the Vikings may be ready after a 1 week layoff. Key players include Steve and Dave McWilliams, Fred Westmeyer, Clete Pillen, Jon Reins, and midyear senior Monnday tight eins. Jon Reins praised as a driving guard and solid defender, but sickness may force a lineup change with Pullen or Paul Jarwick starting.
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Imates
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Vikes
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Alee
Wayne
Tip Olé
Ina
Viking
Lary Whiting
Blair
Vikings
Baday
Lakeview
Steve
Dave McWilliams
Fred Westmeyer
Clete Pillen
Jon Reins
Mrnday
Whiting
Oseeals
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Dint Pullen
Paul Jarwick
Maryland dynasty ends as Cavaliers upset Terps
Virginia shocked No 5 Maryland 97 67 after leading 42 29 at the half. Barry Parkhill led Virginia with 21 points, Jim O'Brien scored 33 for Maryland, while Tom McNillen and other Terps were held to low scoring. Other top teams posted wins including Kansas over Notre Dame 88 72 and Wichita State over Colorado 70 55 as college basketball action expanded across the country.
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Jim Hongood
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Frank Dewitt
Jim O'Brien
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Tewitt
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Bud — Stallworth
Stouinis
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Central Michigan to Install Astroturf at Mt Pleasant Stadium
Central Michigan University will install Astroturf in its new football stadium at Mt. Pleasant at a cost of 290000 dollars and plans completion by next fall. The note about green-vel teas appears to be stray from the source.
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Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Jim Plunkutt
New England Patriots
Wheaties and Newspaper Enterprise Association
John Brockington
Green Bay
Fang
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Avenue South
Minneapolis
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Dee
Bowling Scoring Burst Across Boulevard League Night
John Koseh led Centennial League pins with a 620 series on games of 206 201 and 313 at Boulevard. Randy Krumland hit 600 with two 222 games. Many bowlers posted 200 plus games while Deano's Diner led team scoring and Beeliners and Never Was claimed top team honors.
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Tiuane Stenger
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Gary Muth
Joe Kamik
der Iriehwasser
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Stan Gottschall
Rich Morgan
Fill Anson
Don Brase
Orden Kreitman
Darrell Mueller
Jean Brase
Barb Wurdeman
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Night Owls
Denny van Winkle
Jerry Krockers
Carrol Tenzminger
Carrol
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Wayne Laws
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Jeannie Evans Apain
Gals
Jeri Dayisholer
Kris Brestel
UNO Wrestlers Open Three Match Home Stand
UNO at Omaha hosts three wrestling duals starting Friday at 7 30 pm facing Western State College of Colorado The Mavericks then take on William Jewell College Monday and Central Missouri Tuesday The team began dual season with a 27 15 win over Southwest Minnesota at Marshall Minnesota
North squad selected for Suituh Bay game honors
Two All Americans B Larry Jacobson of Nebraska and Clarence Ellis of Notre Dame head the North squad for the 23rd Suituh Bay game. The North offense includes Dean Carlson and Gary Wichard with Franco Harris and Ron James in the backfield. Notable backs, receivers, and linemen from major programs are listed. Senior Bowl officials report 32,600 tickets sold at Ladd General Stadium. Players from the swimming team receive 1500 dollars for their first pro outing, losers 1250, plus top performers earn automotive and special awards.
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UPD
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Nebraska
Clarence Ellis
Notre Dame
Ellis
Jacobson
Uth
Pat Sullvan
Auburn
Jehemy Musso
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John Reaves
Florida
Dean Carlson
Lons State
Gary Wichard
CAV Post
James
New Mexico State
Te North
Tom Beekman
Michigan
Mike Kadish
Noles Dame
Pete Lactich
Stanford
Jon’ Neynalds
San Diego State
Charlie McKey
Arizona
Bol Wit
Utah State
Bob Parsons
Penn State
Steve Neyrle
Kansas State
Dave Dalby
UCLA
Lionel Antoine
Wmiwis
Tom Douglas
Oregon
Gordon Gravelle
Brigham Young
Marion Lalimore
Stan Waller
Syracuse
Ladd General Stadium
Columbus High Swim Meet Postponed By Illness
Columbus High postponed its scheduled swim meet with Fremont due to illnesses and injuries among several team members. The rescheduled meet is set for December 21 at Midland College pool, while Friday’s Ralston Columbus meet will proceed as planned.
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