Lakeview hosts unbeaten Howells in Friday showdown
Lakeview High School’s basketball Vikings face 3-0 Howells Friday as Coach Larry Whiting’s team aims to halt a foe riding a three game win streak after decisive openings. The Howells squad, led by Cary Baumert and Frank Petricek, relies on size and outside shooting to challenge Lakeview’s guards and forwards in a careful balance of offense and defense.
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Seve Baumert
Viktngs
Steve McWillians
Darwin Sieh
Geng Iversond
Larry Sauller
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Clete Pilten
Gary Mueller
Gore
Logan View
Humphrey St. Francis
Humphey
Lakeview
Viking
Cats
Elgin Pope John
Ron Vanourney
Crusaders
Gottschall Leads in Centennial League Bowling Night
Stan Gottschall posted a 635 series with 224 and 212 at Boulevard Lanes as Centennial League action unfolded. Leon Miller added 223 and 214, Harald Siebler rolled 243 high, with other scores including Krocker 225 200 and Brase 236. Holiday Station led Taugers with a 1016, while Myron Bridges 220 and Topil 80 in the Mixed League highlighted the night.
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Stan Gottschall
Boulevard Lanes
Leon Miller
Harald Siebler
Jerry Krocker
Marlin Kresha
Don Brase
Joe Rurup
Kenny Zulkoski
Don Adamy
Rank Rackey
Frink Bock
E] Trickwasser
Jerry Hapee
Holiday Station
Leaim Taugers
Gare
Myron Bridges
Joe Topil
LaJean Morgen
Singleton
Lee Thomas
Columbus Bowl Leaders Reported In Event Wraps
At Columbus Bowl events, Franees Carlson led with top marks in aral events. Durell Murd and Anita Huellader posted notable scores as teams amassed totals including 1,798 and 632 in the meet. Ann Ferearselt Veal achieved a 106 home mark in the Coffer Cup, while Jayex Aeron and Wing Korte shared high finishes in the feeding arena. Geary cof Bebra led intollens with a 692 paree.
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League of
Dewels
Durell Murd
Enea Fay Bhinet
Vein Teaders
Susie
Anita Huellader
Boon Yee Kidg
Larne
Ann Ferearselt Veal
Enn
Saern Donning
Jayex Aeron
Crrnhicker
Razorback Hire Chooses Cal Coach From USC
Razorback program announced a new hire from the University of Southern California. The Cin. 30 coach, formerly at Cal, joins Arkansas as part of the football program restructuring. The announcement names the incoming coach and notes their USC roots.
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Payiteville
Ark
Hat
University of Arkansas
University of Souther
Cal Holminy Astenaive Ting
South Carolina Maryland game halted after campus brawl
South Carolina, ranked No. 2, held a 96-70 lead over Maryland when players coaches fans and police clashed on the court. Police escorted Maryland coach Lefty Driesell from the arena as officials ruled the game over. Driesell warned McGuire of a rematch in College Park.
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Maryland
Lefty Drivsell
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Ganerock
Frank McGuire
College Park
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McGuire
Drisell
Terrapins
Good Start for Columbus Discoverers in Conference Play
Sport Shorts notes Columbus Discoverers opened with a win over the Massing Tigers under Coach Jack Johnson. The piece highlights strong play, notes qualities of rival teams, and previews upcoming games vs Millard and Apollo Conference meet at 28. It mentions Shamrocks, Vikings, Lakeview, Senius, and Platte College in context of season progress.
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Columbus Discoverers
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Maroon and White
Millard
Columbus
MiNard
Shamrocks
Vikings
Lakeview
Senius
Platte College Traiders
Dené
Torezon
Memphis Pros seek buyer as ABA troubles mount
The Memphis Pros, suffering a $20,000 loss this season, announced by owner P. J. Blake that financial control is slipping to the ABA and a buyer is sought. In Salt Lake, Utah defeated Memphis 145-101. Indiana beat Kentucky 125-140 to snap a three game streak.
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Memphis Pros
P. J. Blake
ABA
Salt Lake
Tom Silvent
Utah
Indiana
Drasning
Kentucky
Tafie Leman
Bon Mreeran Wiseps Selth
Kenkunky Diet Enlisma
Virginia
Unlawful Nebraska hunt near inhabited building reported
A report notes a hunter in Nebraska within 200 yards of an inhabited building without owner permission. The incident underscores local wildlife and trespass concerns and prompts possible legal action or fines under state wildlife regulations.
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Nebraska
UNO cagers to travel Saturday
The University of Nebraska at Omaha basketball team will open defense of its rocky Mountain Conference title Saturday when they travel to Pittsburg Kansas to meet the Gorillas in the opening conference contest. The Italians bounced back from a defeat at the hands of Kearney State last week to drop Peru State from the unbeaten ranks.
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UPI
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Peru State
Monroe
Bobcats
Gale Sayers Still Helped by Brian Piccolo
Gale Sayers remains aided by late Brian Piccolo as he recovers from knee surgery and battles cancer awareness. Sayers lauds Piccolo's courage, accepts the George S. Halas Award on Piccolo’s behalf, and underscores their deep friendship while promoting Piccolo’s fight and the forthcoming book about his life.
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Openers lead in Monroe area tourney near 116 106 win
Airmen and Steakers won their first round games in Monroe High School's M Club town tournament. Genoa's Air Force topped Platte Center 76 by Jim Key 23 by Al Vraizer and Rex’s Haigh Irwin led with 28 factors. Schuyler advances to face Bates Monroe winner Thursday. Final times set for Friday and Saturday.
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Johnnie's Steak House
Schuyler
Genoa
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Platte Center
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al Vraizer
Platte
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Bob Soutlieve
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Creston
Monroe Zierler
Dakumnie
Omaha Knights extend CHL lead with win over Dallas
The Omaha Knights beat Dallas in a Central Hockey League game to extend their unbeaten streak to five and stay five points ahead of Oklahoma City in the standings. Dallas suffered its first home loss of the season.
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Omaha Knights
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Knights
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Dent Opens With Three Stroke Lead In Open
Jim Dent of Los Angeles holds a three stroke lead entering the third round of the $15,000 International Association of Professional Golfers open at Sable Palm Country Club in Fort Lauderdale Florida. Herb Hooper Wayne Peddy and Lee McDowell are tied for second at 137.
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Jim Dent
Los Angeles
Sable Palm Country Club
Herb Hooper
Titchmont
Lee McDowell
Fort Worth
Tex
Wayne Peddy
Raiders on road to face Iowa Western at Clarinda
Platte College Raiders 8-2 travel to Iowa Western College of Clarinda for a pre Christmas midweek contest. Coach Gene Foreton eyes a 2-2 road mark as Northeastern of Norfolk recently handed Platte a loss. Jerry Allison led the Western Jays with 45 points, while Tick Jiatcher added 26. Platte relies on Dave Sneath and Mike Craver to counter and expects increased action from the bench including Ralph Tints and Lynn Richardson. The clash closes a stretch before Northeastern returns Jan 5 to Columbus.
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Lowa Western College
Clarinda
Raiders
Gene Foreton
Western Jays
Nebraska
Platte
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Norfolk
Nacinlk
Clarinda Crew
Jays
Jerry Allison
Allison
Tick Jiatcher
Hery Allison
Dave Sneath
Mastern Wyoming
Cavaliers Fall Short as Knicks Rally To Win
The Cavaliers led 50-56 at halftime but the Knicks surged in the third quarter behind Wait Frazier and Phil Jackson to pull away and win 103-84. Lou Roane Johnson scored 21 for Cleveland as New York improved in the second half.
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Omaiden National Basketball Association
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Warrior Warriors
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Jerry Lucas
Len Wilkens
SuperSonics
Cornhusker Fans of Columbus Rally $580 for float
Cornhusker fans in Columbus report over $580 raised for the Nebraska Orange Bow float with at least $500 collected so far. A spokesman urged further contributions by checks payable to Orange Bow Fund and mailed to Box 515, Columbus. Contributors include Theodore Lowrey Lohi Petroleum Mike Bebten MoorMan Mig Dowd Grain Dr Warren Miller Dale Electronics several Nebraska plants and local businesses.
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MoorMan
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Dowd Grain
Warren Miller
Dale Electronics
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Phillies Teacher Philadelphia
Curt Simmons and Wally Moses, two longtime baseball stars, have joined the staff of the Philadelphia Tulks as parttime instructors. Their hiring adds veteran expertise to the team’s coaching roster.
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Philadelphia
Curt Simmons
Wally Moses
Philadelphia Tulks
Scotus Cagers Face Omaha Pope Paul VI Friday Night
Scotus Central Catholic travels to Omaha Pope Paul VI in a Class B game that pits the Hawks against a top Nebraska squad. Center Mark Blescht averages 18 points and strong rebounds, while Kevin Riga and Devin Riley help pace the Shamrocks.
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Omaha
Pope Paul VI
Nebraska
Hawk
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Hlesehl
Paulli Scotus
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Rleset
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Frank Spencers
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Duane Spale
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Dan Briggs
Crusaders
Bob Locke
Dan Brook
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Lyell Bremser Receives Eyes On Nebraska Award
Lyell Bremser, long time voice of the Nebraska Cornhuskers, is honored by the Nebraska Optometric Association with the Eyes On Nebraska award. Richard Macaluso of Fremont cites Bremser for colorful play descriptions that boosted football excitement since 1939. Bremser has been KPAB manager since 1955 and remains a key Husker broadcaster.
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Wedoesday
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University of Nebraska
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Mikita Powers Hawks Past Blues In Big Win
Stan Mikita controlled the game for the Chicago Black Hawks in an 8-3 victory over the St. Louis Blues. A back ailment and rough weeks preceded his two goals per season, but minor changes in his puck handling sparked a four-goal night. Other NHL results included New York 4 Buffalo 0, Los Angeles 4 Montreal 1, Detroit 4 California 2, Toronto 4 Pittsburgh 2.
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Peru cagers idle until Jan. 7
The Pan State basketball team winds up 1970 action with a Jan. 7 home game against Northsyest Missouri State. Peru’s only loss this season came at the hands of the University of Nebraska at Omaha last Monday night.
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Misssouri
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