Scotus Central Catholic opens season with 54 43 win over Leigh
Scotus forwards Greg Grubaugh and Kevin Wiel powered a 54 43 season opener victory over Leigh. Grubaugh scored 16 points and Wiel added 12 as Scotus built early leads and held off Leigh in the fourth quarter. Leigh fought back late but could not overcome the turnover plagued third period.
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Silver Creek Triumph on Wilcox 89 Point Buzzer Beater
Silver Creek edged Gresham 61 89 as Jerry Wilcox drilled a 20 foot buzzer shot to seal the win. Led by Jones with 28 and Lyndon Van Winkle 12, Gresham was paced by Diers, Pklind with 14 each and Haberman 10. Scoring by quarters shows a tight finish and Silver Creek faces Dev next Friday.
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Silver Crees
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Ron Cuba
Lyndon van Winkle
Diers
Pklind
Haberman
Dev
Gresham Hiddys
Svar Creek
Polk
Area footballers feller at NWU
Three Columbus area athletes joined 40 football letter winners for Nebraska Wesleyan University in Lincoln. Greg Kluck and Mike Struching along with fresh man Terry Coufal earned letters as NWU finished 43 1. The Panthers faced early rough play while Scotus struggled against Grand Island Central Catholic in a Catholic Conference matchup.
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Nebraska Wesleyan University
Lincoln
Greg Kluck
Mike Struching
Rising City
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Tarry Coufal
Schuyler
Bowl listings for postseason college games and bowls
The Associated Press lists postseason college football bowl pairings and dates. Key games include the Sugar, Rose, Cotton, Orange, Cotton, Fiesta, Peach, Liberty, Tangerine, Sun, Astro-Bluebonnet, and others with matchups such as Notre Dame vs Alabama in the Sugar Bowl and LSU vs Penn State in the Orange Bowl, plus national semifinals and all-star events scheduled across December and January in venues like New Orleans, Pasadena, Dallas, and Miami.
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Sheila Stone Leads in Columbus Bowl Fix Series
Sheila Stone becomes second woman this season to notch a 606 series at Columbus Bowl in the Robotic League with 173, 180, 213. Karen Pollock top score 225 for the trio. other notable totals include Carolyn Griffith 220 and Dewna Ryba 306. In Progressive League, Gary Muth posts 245 and 203 for a 637, Pizza Hut team totals 2,077, and Vierguix Lumber posts 911 game and 2,595 total. Columbus Donor & Window leads with 931 and 2,659.
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Gordon Essink
Bernie Moran
Howard Weiser
Bunny Hops
Broncos Raiders tilt sparks showdown showdown tilt
The Denver Broncos eye a showdown with the Oakland Raiders after a 42 28 win over San Diego. Washington defeated Dallas as the Cowboys chase a second straight NFC East title with multiple teams squeezing into playoff contention. OJ Simpson led Buffalo past New England 37 13 to boost his yardage record pursuit while Cincinnati beat Cleveland 31 17 and Pittsburgh topped Houston 33 7.
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Osceola Beats Lakeview In Dual Wrestling Clash
Osceola topped Lakeview 45 to 40 in a Saturday dual as Lakeview’s Dan Inselman set a school record with a 21 3 win over Duane Mengelson. Freshman Caselman impressed for Lakeview with a 21 3 win, while Ted Hilger added a first period victory for Osceola. Local action next hosts Brainard East Butler Tuesday at 7 30.
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Dan Ingelman
Double Jorrett
Dam Krels
Dave Watts
Don Luschen
Chick Lemp
Doug Ingelman
Jim Gabel
Kyle Klug
Rich Johnson
Kent Frase
Lakers Lose Third Straight After Capitol Bullets Defeat
The Los Angeles Lakers dropped their third consecutive game, 110 to 96, as the Capitol Bullets defeated them Sunday night. Elvin Hayes starred with 4 points, 21 rebounds and five blocks while Lakers coach Bayes outlined a plan to attack the basket and draw pressure to create plays for teammates.
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Associated Press
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Capitol Bullets
National Basketball Association
Elvin Hayes
Mike Riordan
Bayes
Cyclones Stand Alone As Only Unbeaten Big Eight Team
Oklahoma State and Colorado sit 2-2 while Iowa State remains the league’s sole undefeated club after a 81-62 win over Bradley. Iowa State faces San Jose State and Drake this week, with standout sophomore Herele Ivy scoring 25. Kansas, Kansas State, and Oklahoma sit at 3-1 amid a slate of Big Eight results and upcoming games.
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Huskers Struggle in Vanderbilt Invitational Cage Tourney
Nebraska finished last in a four team event in Nashville as Vanderbilt won the tourney by edging Tennessee State 67-66. Nebraska lost to Middle Tennessee State 78-58 after an early 10-4 lead faded, and fouls doomed a late rally.
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Tom Blahak Earns CSU Freshman Letter
Tom Blahak, former Scotus Central Catholic gridder, is awarded a first year letter for the 1973 Colorado State University freshman football team. He stands 6-3 and weighs 200 pounds and played defensive end for the Rainfroste unit, which finished the season with a 226 record.
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Discoverers grapple in season opener at Kearney meet
Columbus High wrestling opened its season with a strong showing at the Kearney Invitational, finishing second behind Grand Island. Three CHS grapplers won matches including Pelcher, Rice, and Wurdinger, with Speicher pinning Lea McDermott of Grand Island in 1 02. Rice won by forfeit over Gary Baldwin, and Wurdinger topped Beatrice’s Bob Guy 7 1. Lindsay Batt and Don Korcek both took second in finals, while Mike Sackell, Dave McNair, and Jim Recek earned third place. Other CHS wrestlers won at least one match, and coach Lanny Neese praised the team’s start. The next meet is at Fremont and then a dual at Ralston.
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Creighton almost wins cage classic in late rally
Creighton nearly toppled Oklahoma 73 70 in the first annual cage classic as 69 sophomore Alvin Adams led Oklahoma with 13 points and made MVP. Creighton pressed late to cut the gap but could not overcome the early lead. other tourney results include Hastings beating Nebraska Wesleyan 93 76 and Doane placing third with Texas Lutheran 7 70 victory.
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Law bans carrying loaded shotgun in Nebraska on roads
A Nebraska statute makes it unlawful to carry a loaded shotgun in a vehicle on a public road, including shells in the magazine and those in the chamber.
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