Scotus Shamrocks Face Omaha Paul VI In Nebraska Debut
Scotus Shamrocks seek their third straight win as they travel to Omaha Paul VI in the first Nebraska Centennial Conference game of the year. Wally Smolinski 55 guards the Hawks and Joe Cherek 63 adds post presence as Paul VI uses a mixed zone and man defense.
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Columbus and Grand Island wrestle in East Big 10 showdown
Columbus prepares for a home dual with Grand Island as both teams seek key wins in a tight East Big 10 race. Columbus sits second in Class A while Grand Island, 4th, has been without Rick Hotz with a pulled sternum. Top Columbus wrestlers include Sackett McAndrew Glur Florendo and Person, plus Haivala for Grand Island.
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Geraghty adjusts Lakeview lineup for Howells game
Lakeview coach Dennis Geraghty reshuffles for a taller lineup to boost scoring and guard play. Mike Iverson moves to guard with Larry Wetgen and Tim Mueller at the baselines, Tom Bock at post, while Dean Groteluschen or Kip Watkins fill the other guard role. Watkins returns from injury and Terry Schaf is nearing action. The Vikings aim to slow Howells star Dick Jakubowski with a zone defense after foul trouble impacted Wayne game. The wrestling note mentions coach Darrel Fenton at Lakeview and Elgin Pope John’s unbeaten season, with two seniors leaving the team. The Vikings host Columbus JV tonight and then go to the Pender Invitational Saturday.
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Howells
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Tim Mueller
Tom Bock
Dean Groteluschen
Kip Watkins
Watkins
York
Wayne
Terry Schaf
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Vikes
Dick Jakubowski
Bobcat
Darrel Fenton
Elgin Pope John
Fenton
Bill Howe
Gary Egger
Columbus
Pender
Platte College Shifts Schedule For McCook Game
Platte College announces a rebroadcast of tonight’s basketball with McCook moved to Saturday. Friday’s matchup versus Nebraska Western Tech in Sidney remains on the schedule.
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Sidney
Platte College Opens Basketball Season at Nebraska Western
Platte College women start year with a young squad as they travel to Nebraska Western for Friday action. Key returnees include Melva Gertsch and Nancy Skinner, with three freshmen in the starting five. Coach Marge Burkett emphasizes defense and a zone defense as the Raiders prepare for NCE and a first Region tournament at their Raider Fieldhouse.
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Schuyler
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Kathy Gerber
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Nebraska Frosh Rambour Shuts Down Drake in Clutch Pin
George Rambour a freshman for Nebraska pinned a Drake junior with eight seconds left in a pivotal wrestling bout. Nebraska led 81-17 entering the final match as John Dutton and other Huskers capped a strong dual meet performance.
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Lakeview freshmen prevail 73 63 over Scouts in high school game
Lakeview 73 Lakeview 63 over David City as Ryan Went posts 29 points 16 rebounds Dale Jaixen adds 19 points 11 boards Keith Kallwell contributes in win Lakeview shoots 67 percent to 60 for the Scouts Lakeview 2 0 set to play Lindsay Holdy Family tonight American football notes NFL playoff picture Dutton discusses salary issues in NFL rounds up with SCOREBOARD basketball volleyball outlines
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Lakeview
David City
Dale Jaixen
Keith Kallwell
Lindsay Holdy
Yoder Leads Cincinnati Past Miami of Ohio in Key Victory
Cincinnati guard Gary Yoder scored 26 and shot 9 of 12 as ninth ranked Cincinnati beat Miami of Ohio 79 to 68. Brian Williams 16, Bob Miller 13, Steve Collier 12. Catlett praised Yoder while Hedric called his team worthy of its ranking. Other scores include Ball State over Ohio State 57-55 and Detroit topping Michigan State 99-94.
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Darrell Hedric
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Bob Miller
Steve Collier
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Dave Welmer
Robert Sims
Cardinals
Detroit
John Long
Michigan State
Bob Falk
Wisconsin
Loyola of Chicago
Emmet Lewis
Colorado
Long Beach State
Akers Named Texas Football Coach in Surprise Move
Fred Akers, 38, accepted a five year contract at the University of Texas to replace Darrell Royal. Wyoming President William D Carlson lamented the loss, saying Akers turned Cowboy football around in two seasons. Akers previously coached at Wyoming after leaving Texas where he was an assistant under Royal.
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University of Texas
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Longhorn
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Texas
Darrell Royal
Austin
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Arkansas
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Royal
Dual wins for Columbus junior high wrestling
Columbus swept both eighth and ninth grade wrestling duals at Kearney Tuesday. Freshmen won 40 17, while the eighth grade team prevailed 50 26. Collated list of Freshmen winners includes Thalken Jackson Sackett Rice Arment Rambour Porter and Mark. Eighth grade stockman winners list Carstensen Hellbush Fulton Kay Person Hammons Podraza Settlemyer Christiansen. Freshmen duel in Norfolk next Tuesday. Eighth graders idle until Jan 5 at Grand Island Walnut.
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Scott Jackson
Tom Sackett
Doug Rice
Ken Arment
Mike Rambour
Roger Porter
Mark
Stockman
Roger Carstensen
Joel Hellbush
Scott Fulton
Todd Kay
Kelly Person
Jim Hammons
Gary Podraza
Tom Settlemyer
Gene Christiansen
Norfolk
Grand Island Walnut
Weekend area sports schedule with multiple matchups
Tonight and Saturday wrestling and basketball lines feature Stromsburg at Osceola Leigh at Hooper Loganview David City Aquinas at Grand Island cc St Edward at Leigh Columbus reserves at Lakeview Leigh at Madison Central City at Albion Clarks at Polk Fullerton at Genoa McCool Junction at Rising City Norfolk at Columbus sophs Platte College at McCook College etc. Includes Platte College at Nebraska Western in Scottsbluff and many more across multiple cities and schools.
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Hooper
Loganview
David City
Aquinas
Grand Island
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Clarks
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Ore
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Fullerton
Greeley
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