Aquinas Defeats Scotus Central Catholic 64 56
Aquinas Monarchs used back to back three pointers by Rich Gillespie to seize command in the third quarter and held off Scotus Central Catholic 64 56 Friday night. Gillespie scored 16 with Behrus adding 14 as Aquinas improved to 2 1 while Scotus fell to 1 1 in Catholic Conference play.
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Monroe Edges McCool Junction 65 61 in Close Game
Monroe basketball team defeated McCool Junction 65 to 61 in a tight Crossroads conference game. Steve Urkoski led with 24 points and 15 rebounds, Dennis Edmison added 21 points and 13 rebounds, and Dave Jenkinson scored 13. For McCool Junction Nick Chrisman tallied 28 and Jim Green 14. Monroe visits Wolbach on Saturday December 16.
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Dennis Edmison
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Jim Green
Wolbach
Clarkson trips Newman Grove in 66 to 30 win
Clarkson dominated Newman Grove after a tight first half to win 66 to 30 on the road. Jessie Kuceta scored 4 and Steve Navrkal 12 for Clarkson while Newman Grove failed to reach double figures and had only one field goal before halftime. The reserves matched Clarkson for a closer 36 34 score.
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Silver Creek trims Polk in Goldenrod clash
Silver Creek defeated Polk 61 to 45 on Friday night in Goldenrod action. Neal Van Winkle scored 12 points, Ton Cuba had 14, and Don Jones added 10 as Silver Creek moved to 2-1 overall while Polk dropped to 0-2. scoring by quarters show Silver Creek 12 12 21 and Polk 9 16 10 45.
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Dana College reaches finals in conference tournament
Dana College advanced to the Nebraska Intercollegiate Athletic Conference basketball tournament finals with a 97 1 victory over Doane in Blair Nebraska. Earlier, John Kennedy College beat Concordia 75 71 and Midland defeated Melville 74 14.
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Huskers Fall to California in Mountaineer Classic Opener
California beat Nebraska 75 to 60 as John Coughran grabbed boards and scored 23 points and Brady Allen fueled the attack with 16. California built a 39-27 halftime lead behind a 57-28 rebounding edge and steady defense. Yom Gregory led Nebraska with 10 points.
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Lindsay 48-40 over Holy Family in Mid-State clash
Lindsay tops Holy Family 48-40 as Ronn Qualset scores 26 and Gary Herchenbach adds 16 for Lindsay. Hosts Holy Family fall despite a strong start. Lindsay reserves dominate 52-33. Upcoming games include Lindsay at Humphrey High and Elkhorn Valley hosting Pierce.
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Georgia Tech QB sidelined from Liberty Bowl trip
Georgia Tech announces that Eddie McAshan will not travel to Memphis for the Dec 18 Liberty Bowl after a Dec 1 suspension that continues through the bowl game. The first black quarterback at Tech cited serious personal problems but gave no details.
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Dodge beats St. Francis in Mid-East clash 56 51
Dodge defeated St. Francis 56 to 51 after a third quarter slump by Humphrey St. Francis. Don Waite led St. Francis with 27 points, Ray Fuchs 12, while Dalge led Dodge with 15 and Steve Liekhus 12. Flyers travel to Clarkson next Tuesday for a Mid East test.
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Local High School Basketball Scores Across Nebraska
A sweeping night ledger shows numerous Nebraska high schools with varied results from Fullerton 7 to Genoa 75, including Lincoln Pius 98 over Lincoln East 43, Omaha Creighton Prep 7 and many close regional outcomes. Theutz article lists scattered bouts, late overtime notes, and prep teams like Central City, Sandy Creek, Loyal Grove, and Norfolk Catholic in a dense score snapshot.
Bluejays Earn Third Straight Victory Over Arizona State
Creighton used a late control game to pull away from Arizona State for an 86-75 win in Omaha. Gene Harmon scored 21 and Ralph Bobik 26 for Creighton as Sun Devil guards Mike Contreras and Ken Gray each had 19.
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Gene Harmon
Ralph Bobik
Contreras
Ken Gray
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Creighton
Golf Etiquette Remains Simple Yet Essential
In golf, players should extend courtesy to faster groups, replace divots, repair ball marks, and rake bunkers. The game stays simple when players keep the ball in the fairway and play courteously.
Lakeview 5 wins second at Wayne next
Logan View’s Jim Pillen led with 14 points as Lakeview 5 defeated Logan View 47 to 41 on Friday. Pillen hit early field goals while Doug Zoucha and Fred Westmeyer anchored rebounding. Darrell Sagehorn paced Logan View with 10 points. Coach Lawry’s squad then rolled to a 63-26 win with Gehring and Rickert contributing key scoring.
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Bench to undergo surgery for lung lesion
Cincinnati Reds catcher Johnny Bench, 25, MV P in 1970 and 1972, will have surgery Monday to remove a spot on one lung. Reds physician Br George Ballou said tests completed Friday showed no new diagnosis and Bench will enter Christ Hospital Saturday for the procedure performed by Dr Luis Gonzalez. Bench is not commenting at this time.
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Cyclone Wrestlers Rout Nebraska in 48-0 Dual
Iowa State under coach Harald Nichols overwhelmed Nebraska 48 to 0 in Lincoln in the opening dual. The Cyclones won five matches by pins and three by decision, led by Ton Glass 126, Pete Galea 150, Igelth Athens 197, Al Nacin 195, and defending NCAA heavyweight Chris Taylor.
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Parsons Defeats Peru 89-78 To Lead Tuwa Season
Parsons College of Fairfield defeated Peru State of Nebraska 89-78 on Friday night to become Tuwa's basketball season leader with a 40 point award. Parsons heated up in the final four minutes of the first half, scoring 11 points to finish the half up 46-35.
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