Raiders overpower Wesleyan in Midwest Cage Classic rout
Platte College Raiders crushed Nebraska Wesleyan University Freshmen 140 to 40 in the Midwest Cage Classic. Greg West led scoring with 18 points. Willmar, Cloud County, Highland, and Central Tech results noted as Thursday setup for Friday’s games.
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Jawa Western
Cloud County
Setdher Tech
Wesleyan Marck
Highland iMmar
Platte
Bismarck
Willmar
Central Tech
Wesleyan Frosh
Plate College Raiders
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Raiders
Wesleyan Plainsmen
Wesleyan
Finth
Mack
Bill Bliefernich
Geneva
Torczon
Bllefernich
Greg West
Omaha
Joe Sindelar
Howells
Fiuider
Gene Torezon
West
Jack Wesolawski
Elghorn
Frank Urower
Willmar i
Wesley
Masia
Bineker
Lotlman Ke Enhoue
Adress
Whatle
Something old and new in ABA competition
Veterans Ron Boone 26 points and Zelmo Beaty 23 led Utah to a 1497 victory over the Memphis Tams. Rookie Do Busse scored a career high 18 points with six assists as Indiana Pacers beat San Diego 111-104. Julius Keye set an ABA block record with 12 in Denver 103-98 over Virginia Squires. James Silas Jr. led Dallas in a 121-103 win over Kentucky Colonels. Bob Scheinfeld named Mets GM after Detroit Tigers stint.
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Bysthe
Associated Press
American Basketball Association
Ron Boone
Zelmo Iy
Utah
Memphis Tams
Do Buse
Indiana Pacers
San Diego Corrquistadors
Julius Keye
Denver Rockets
Virginia Squires
Sylis Erving
James Silas Iiip
Dallas Chanarrasso
Kentucky Colonels
Brown wins Bert Bell Award as top NFL player
Larry Brown, Washington Redskins running back, is named Thursday’s Bert Bell Award winner by the Maxwell Club of Philadelphia. He becomes the third NFL back to surpass 4,000 total yards in four seasons, with other finalists listed as Harris Kilmer and Morrall. Brown praises his boyhood idols and vows to push for more in coming years.
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Philadelphia
Larry Brown
National Football League
Brown
Washington Stedskins
Bert Bell
Maxwell Club
John Unitas
Norm ¥ van Vrocklin
Paul Lorming
Brad van Pelt
Michigan State
van Pelk
Maxwell
Serectiog van Pelt
Johnnny Rendgers
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Greg Pruitt
Alabama
Terry Davis
Rich Glover
Penn State
John Hulnagel
Maxswell
NFL
Jim Brown
Cookie Gilchrist
Green Bay
John Francas Harris
Washington
Billy Kilmer
Earl Morrall
Miami Dolphins
Kelly
Junior High grapplers open with wins over Hastings
The Columbus iniot High wrestling team opened Great Plains Conference action with two wins over Hastings. The eighth grade squad defeated Hastings 31 to 21, while the freshmen team posted six falls in a 54 to 18 win.
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Columbus Iniot High
Hastings
Great Plains
Hastings Frosh
Graig Marsl
Shane Bade
Rudy Gur
Rusty Poppe
Dave Cernstein
Jay Weeealer
Tim Nye
Jenny Richman
Dennis Grape
Ric Wilder
Dave Hughes
Dave Pellerson
Phil Muller
Larry Johnson
Greg Carr
Don Henke
Jim Miller
Jim Sackett
Byron Taylor
Jim Ferguson
Les Bryd
Dave Myers
Roger Meisler
Mike’ Glur
Doug Rasmussen
Mike Quinn
Ken Foster
Tim Torczon
Hic Poppe
Darcy Wil
Dennis Generet
Perink
Wayne Wong
George Rambour
Rich Golus
Tim Channer
Dennis Zarek
Colman Bieber
Beatrice
Bowling sets high scores across multiple leagues
Darrell Janssen rolled 255 244 213 for a 712 series at Columbus Bowl the second 700 this season Monroe Grain led with 932 game and 2613 series Other 200 games listed incl Mike Mueller Aglen Lahrs Darrall Mohlman Ted Saalfeld Yogi Oten Frank Toufar led Pawnee with 244 and 622 Joe Karnick 225 610 Beerbohm 222 John Larrington 222 Rudy Gallo 224 Chris Kamenske 201 Milt Baumgart 200 Dan Boss 202 Bernie Moran 218 Leon Miller 200 Jim Wieser in Thursday Matinee League Jo Gorsett 211 Charlotte Weisser 549 high series Bunny Haps 689 team high Polkas 1961 series Jenny Anderson 200 Sal series Gorsett Ali Sherry Thomsen 210 511 Jeanette Ryba 504 Lilyan Martensen 28 Jeanine Larsen 522
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Darrel Janssen
Columbus
Jo Gorsett
Charlotte Weisser
Bunny Haps
Polkas
Jenny Anderson
Gorsett Ali
Sherry Thomsen
Jeanette Ryba
Lilyan Martensen
Jeanine Larsen
Peters Leads Major League Bowling Pace at Boulevard Lanes
Don Peters racked up a HS game and 575 series to pace Major League at Boulevard Lanes. Cuddy Hardware posted a 69 pace and Ski Lounge totaled 2577 for the evening while Joe Schuele, Don Meysenburg, Dale Guddeford, Frank Rockey, Roy From and Dan Sernin posted several 200s. Rita Fuhr led Dales Ladies with 198 and 403 as the Niners won 767 and 2108. Edna Loseke and Edna Ehlers shared games at 165 and Edna Loseke added a 464 series. Lucy Ehlers converted the 6-7-10 twice.
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Don Peters
Boulevard Lanes
Eams
Cuddy Hardware
Joe Schuele
Don Meysenburg
Dale Guddeford
Frank Rockey
Roy
Dan Sernin
Rita Fuhr
Niners
Julius Hollman
Ed Trofhalz
Edna Loseke
Eucy Ehlers
Edna Laseke
Lucy Ehlers
Bruins storm to four goal burst in win over Rangers
Boston Bruins fire 55 shots on Gilles Villemure in a four goal second period, rallying to a 4-2 victory over the New York Rangers. Mike Walton Wayne Cashman and Fred O’Donnell produce the scoring surge as Boston moves to second place behind the Rangers in the NHL East. Villemure stops 22 shots in period one but the Bruins take control late in the middle frame.
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Boston
Boston Bruins
New ‘York Rangers
New York
Gilles Villemure
O.K. Corral
Bruins
Boston Calder
Rangers
Seaon
Tom Johnson
Gene Carr
A.ag-Footer
Hedlie Ed Johnston
Villemure
Bruing
Mike Walton
Wayne Cashman
Cookie Fred O'Donnell
Sistal
Philadelpha Flyers
Bt. Louis Blues
World Hockey Association
Minnesota Fighting Saints
Chicago Cougars
New York Raiders
Ottawa Nationals
New England Whalers
Los Angeles Sharks
Bill Clement
Philadelphia
Clement
St. Louis
Jacques Caron
Bill Flett
Mike McMahon
Minmasola
Chicago
McMahon
Saints
Bob Jowls
Ottawa
Gran Bardley
Raiders
Ward
New England
Los Angeles
Sharks
Aaron Aaron Aaron Holds Eight National League Records
National League statistics show Hank Aaron extends eight NL records including most total bases 6172 and most RBIs 2037. Aaron adds 14 seasons with 20 or more homers and 107 sacrifice flies, plus 270 intentional walks. He surpasses Mays on lifetime total bases and ties several long-standing marks across hits and strikeouts.
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San Francisco
Viks
Babe Ruth
Aaron
Billy Williams
Chicago
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh
Johnny Bench
Cincinnati
Wille Mays
New York Mets
Willie McCovey
Gil Hodges
Brooklyn
Mays
Tris Speaker
Cleveland
Gray Eagle
Jor
Tites Dime
Eddie Mathews
Milwaukee
Stargell
Dick Allen
Los Angeles
Joe Morgai
Lee May
Louson
Ron Hunt
Montreal
Minnie Minaso
Chiscago White Sox
Marty Perez
Aflana
Rick Monday
Clarkson rally secures 1849 victory over Humphrey St. Francis
In a Mid-State Conference game Clarkson overcame an early hole with a strong final quarter. D Waite scored 21 points and D Keseh 16 while Jesse Kucera 17 Cort Siik 16 and Chuck Roggenstein 10 contributed. Clarkson finished 12 18 12 16 to Humphrey St. Francis 16 14 15 4. The Braves opened with Eddie Mathews as manager replacing Lumen Varris.
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Columbus
Tim Williams
Oroaha
Steve Wlaherty
St. Edward
Sindelar
Harvey Fantroy
Roger Brown
Brad McArdie
Highep Pink Oman
Wesleyan Plainsmen
Mike Andrews
Millard
Platte College
Willmar State College
Minnesota
Tipatt
Bismarck
N.J
Mystics
Calvin Redding
Pratte
Inkster
Mich
Art Blackwell
Soulfivestern
Iowa
Lackwell
Dave Barton
Mike Stoy
Dave Clark
Bruce Meland
Kan
Weston
Fred Lorrensen
Mike Miltenberger
Clarkson
Humphrey St. Francis
D. Waite
D. Keseh
Jesse Kucera
Cort Siik
Chuck Roggenstein
St. Francis
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Highland
Thunderbirds
Concordia
Neil Crane
Giants
Gilbert
Schhe
Terry Joyce
Scollies
Rusty Smiley
Reggie Klezenbacher
Larry Forsythe
Central
Minn
Scott Thomsen
Keith Huth
Rams
Jead
Wildmar
Thomsen
Terry Nigh
Pete Loven
Iowa Western
Fred Lourenson
Ken Bethel
Steve Bruning
Brian Buch
Tom Gettys
Mike Collins
Gary Churchill
Rich Gador
Jeff Saxvick
Town Western
Bob Gilbert
Reggie Klozenbacher
Dana Elivell
Roger Williamson
David Wisberry
Bob Adamson
John Schlie
Tom Hibbs
Earl Windley
Larry Chambers
Yim Schwemmer
Vernon Bailey
Keith Musheck
Mark Brown
Brice Durbin
Dennis Krier
Scott Sigle
Chou County
Scott Thomson
Rick Bennet
Ben Coffee
Jim Robinson
Gordie Hinrichs
Ray Cele
Rick Shineman
del Hemje
Gaylord Stauffer
Adali Blackburn
Teery Nigh
Mark Hopkins
Dave Sedergren
Dale Turau
Shawn Speeht
Steve Dahmiasae
National Basketball Association
Bob Sechelfing
Detroit Tigers
Teves
Nebr
Ty Stack al
Leonhard Conoco
Junior High Grapplers
Pin Hastings
Sian Harris
Atlanta Braves
National League Baseball
Darrell Janssen
Peters
Briggs & Stratton
CALL
Mfg., Inc
Toth Ave
Hard Street
Nabr
Aaron Holder
Lumen Varris
Jamal
Oldfather’s
OK Tire CO
Parone
Cova Bc
Panu
Agra
Seana
Ameri
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