Howells tops Vikings in 69-54 win at Lakeview
Howells defeated Columbus Lakeview 69 to 54 Friday night as a half court press changed a tight 25-26 game early to a 48-38 lead by the third. Jakubowski led Howells with 27 points guiding the Bobcats past the Vikings, while Westmeyer and Steffel added double figures for Lakeview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howells
Wess
Columbus Lakeview
Bobcats
Jim Morrison
Lakeview
Viking
Artfall
Tom Latyens
Fong
Jim Pile
Vikings
Fow
Larry Jakubowski
Frei Westmeyer
Dale Steffel
Mark Shon
Oehirich
Billen
Bill Wembhoff
Jakubowski
Lom Ritzdorf
Larry Whiting
Suhs Wendall Korte
Lutyens
Red Kalisek
Steffel
Korte
Westmeyer
Weinhoff
Pillen
Shelby Defeats Rising City In Crossroads Conference Victory
Shelby Huskies built a 22-13 first quarter lead and held on for a 76-52 win over Rising City Terriers. Brian Hopwood scored 28 to pace Shelby, with Robin Perry 16 Manty Gressnicklaus 13 and Randy Peterson 12. Rising City’s Bod Janek had 23 and Dave Straebing 16 as they shot 32 percent, while Shelby hit 42 percent and made 22 free throws. Shelby hosts McCool next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Shelby Huskies
Vishling ~ Rising Cly Terriers
Brian Hopwood
Huskies
Robin Perry
Manty Gressnicklaus
Randy Peterson
Rising
Bod Janek
Dave Straebing
McWhorter Named to NAIA All-America Team
Kansas City AP reports Charlie McWhorter of the University of Nebraska at Omaha earned a first team backfield berth on the NAIA All-America squad. Teammate Bill Kozel made the second defensive team while John Green of Doane, Phil Gustafson of Kearney, and Jim Jeffres of Keaney received honorable mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Charlie McWhorter
University of Nebraska At
Humphrey Beats Elgin In Defense Oriented 39-25 Victory
Humphrey triumphed 39-25 over Elgin in a low scoring game as Bob Stuls led Humphrey with 11 points and Dean Bly added 10 for Elgin. Humphrey's defense disrupted visitors' patterns, and two players reached double figures. Next week Humphrey aims for a 31 season record, hosting Petersburg Tuesday and visiting on Thursday. Scoring by quarters: Humphrey 6 10 12 11. Elgin 4 8 10 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey
Elgin
Bob Stuls
Whiners
Dean Bly
Edge
Petersburg
Clarkson trips Holy Family in Mid-State showdown
Clarkson beat Holy Family 72 to 34 in a Mid-State conference game. Lindsay Clarkson stars with 24 points from Steve Navrkal and Jesse Kucera, while Gary Herschenbach leads Holy Family with 18 and Dean Gronenthal adds 15. Clarkson next plays at Newman Grove and then rests for the December 27-28 Howells tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay
Clarkson
Steve Navrkal
Jesse Kucera
Lindsay Holy Family
Gary Herschenbach
Dean Gronenthal
Holy Family
Newman Grove
Howells
Randolph matmen edge Lakeview in rugged dual
Randolph High stays competitive as Marlin Mohrman wins at 126 and Dave Loseke takes heavyweight in tentative 45-18 win over Lakeview. Lakeview respond with Zavosky and Piehth falls, Bejermann 8-7 decision, Hilger fall, while several Lakeview losses come by falls toPederson Fuchs Lorens Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeview High
Randolph
Vikings
Marlin Mohrman
Mike Korth
Dave Loseke
Mike Maser
Derall Zavoksky
Dick Jasper
Randulph
Ryan Rudebusch
Eugene Goering
Randy Gubels
Mitch Eline
Greg Rudebusch
Merle Alswaeger
Paul Laberg
Don Luschen
Rick Korth
Grant Grotelischen
Phil Fuchs
Doug Enselman
Laster Laberg
Ita
Steve Fish
Bob Heiermann
Lakeview
Zavosky
Nave Piehth
Paul Lundquist
Larry Bejermann
Gary Jansen
Ted Hilger
Warren Oger
Scott Ernst
Roger Pederson
Rick Brock
Roger Fuchs
Lyle Klug
Les Lorens
Keith Runge
Glen Park
Omaha Paul VI Handles Scotus In Tight Friday Bout
Paul VI built a decisive 93 62 lead over Scotus Central Catholic as six hawks reached double figures. Mack Kenny led with strong scoring support from Roland Yost Gary Cap and Dennis Novacek. Scotus trailed early then fell behind, with Jenny and Brock contributing for Omaha, as the Shamrocks were slowed by early fouls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gimaks Pal VE
Hawks
Scotus Central Catholic
Mack Kenny
Trump
Roland Yost
Gary Cap
Dennis Novacek
Pete Negrete
Gary Hall
Jay Locke
Jim Brock
Frank Spencers
Shamrocks
Brock
Uke Malmstrom
Greg Grubaugh
Scotus
Jenny
Novacek
Omahans
Paul VE
CHS swimmers set milestone with Northeast win
Columbus High swimmers score 62 33 victory at Uincoit Northeast and sweep the Isyo Rocket duals. Medley relay 1 27 06 for 160 yards led by Taha Wright Jeff Degn Ed Johansen and Brooke Pierson. Freestyle relay won in 42 35 6 with Doug Degn Randy Schaefer Doug Harsh and Jonn Walters. Pierson won the 50 and 10 free. Wright the backstroke. Tom Kluever won diving in first attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus High
Uincoit Northeast
Isyo
Kerestyle
Medayy Gauphis
Doug Bren Mivaiy Chaefer
Nous Wate
Pugin Waleorsy
David City edges Schuyler in overtime thriller
David City rallied to force overtime with Schuyler and then won 72 to 49. Dave Moeller scored 20 points to lead David City, with Mark Gruenewald at 19 and Mel Aldrich II adding 12. Schuyler’s John Dufek had 20, Dan Kracl 18, and Jason Trofholz and Gerald McNally 12 each. David City improves to 3-1. Schuyler falls to 1-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuyler
David City
Dan Kracl
Jason Trofholz
Gerald McNally
McNally
Warriors
St. Paul
Lincoln High tops Columbus in close wrestling dual
Lincoln High defeated Columbus Columbus 21 to 33 on Friday in a high school wrestling dual. Notable results include Lindsay Ball securing a sixth straight win with a 4 pin, Dan Halstead defeating Bruce Jones, and Doug Wardinger earning a win by fall. Reserve wins by Fraser, Pahart, and Hull contributed to the Columbus tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Lincoln High
Links
Lown
Dan Halstead
Bruce Jones
Lindsay Ball
Jerry Peterson
Doug Wardinger
Wert
Gary Speicher
Dave McNair
AL Foltz
Lanny Neese
Nadrchal
Jeff Fraser
Kevin Pahhert
Fortes
Doug Hull
Rick Fyfe
Varsity
Mks Williams
Gerry Peterson
Gary Spelcher
Steve Jans
SieNaie
al. Folte
Dennis Parker
Bruce Tame Dern
Doug Wurdinger
Michant Tate
Tian Molstead
Ain Tee
Alan Lyons
Mruce Dénen
John Weddle
Vetautt
Randy Sadeehal
Robert Sutcher
Mike Janssen
St Edward Beavers Dedicate Gym With Polk Victory
St Edward cagers dedicated their new gym by beating Polk 68-63 in Goldenrod Conference play. The Beavers led 26-16 after one period and 45-29 at halftime, then withstood a second half rally. Doug Baker led St Edward with 18 points, Randy Keehn and Kim Channel each had 14, while Mark Anderson scored 18 for Polk and Layne Hanquist added 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Edward
St. Edward Cagers
Polk
Beavers
Doug Baker
Goldenrod
Randy Keehn
Kim Channel
Mark Anderson
Layne Hanquist
Platte Highland meet in Midwest Cage Classic title game
In a night of bracket play at Platte Field House Platte College of Columbus and Highland Kan. won impressively to set up a 9 p.m. championship against each other. Highland beat Bismarck 94 74 while Platte defeated Willmar 102 76. Gilbert led Highland with 20 points before injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platte’ College of Columbus
Iighland
Kan
Platte Field House
Willmar
Minn
Bealtie
Platte
Highland
Gilbert
Gene Torezon
Fort Osage
Roger Williamson
Dale Ehwett
Joe Sindélar
Raiders
Roger Brown
Terry Nigh
Pete Loven
Warriors
Nebraska Wesleyan Frogh
Central Tech
John Gerrard
Schuyler
Mark Ziegenbein
Mike Andrews
Scott Thompson
Rams
Monarchs defeat Aquinas in a close 59 44 setback
The Wahoo Neumann Monarchs beat Aquinas 59 to 44 after leading 14-8 in the first quarter. Lou Mary scored 20 and Bruce Kabza 15 for Neumann while Rich Gillespie 20 and Rick Bellins 10 led Aquinas. Neumann remains on track with upcoming games against Hastings St Cecilia and Howells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bavid
Daviz
Aquinas
Wahoo Neumann
Monarchs
Cavaliers
Newman
Lou Mary
Bruce Kabza
Rich Gillespie
Rick Bellins
Hastings St, Cecilia
Howells
Aquinas Weo
Nebraska Western tops McCook 90 74 in college basketball
Nebraska Western built a 33 point lead in the West half and coasted to a 90 to 74 victory over McCook. The Cougars rallied late but could not close the gap as Nebraska Western dominated with 58 points before intermission and strong rebounding throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCook
Neb
Nebraska Western
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ron Greenwall
Bobcat Ivs
Steve Gehring
Youn Vikings
Pal Coan
Oehrrich
Mary Janssen
Lyte Asche
Dirrell Rickert
Dave Pruse
Rich Cert Jel Howells
Bol Wachal
al Blum
Rod Kallsek
B. Riblert
Fiordeke
Soro
Rising City
Clarkson Trips
Tee
Phen
Randolph Matmen
Lakeview Club
Nebraska
Omaha
Paul VI
Seolis
Wolpert
Paul
CHS
Bik
Lincoln
Platte, Highland
Cental Tech
Iowa Western
Wesleyan Frosh
Cloud County
Bismarck
Willvar
Vern_ Barlley
Larry Forsythe
Seiternecea Willmar
Pen Hopkins
Kane
Lowen
Mackbart
Turner
Wesoluski
Willian Ago
Fe Sture
Tinge Willmar
Platt i
Neumann
Browning
Winchester
Ithaca
Savage
Canadian Rifles
Buffalo Bill Rifles
Lee Skaites
Colt's Centennial Pistols
Trolling Motors
Person's Sport Shop
AEM
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!