Owners at starting line to bid on Catfish Hunter
New York AP owners await bidding for Catfish Hunter after arbitration declared him a free agent. Finley’s Oakland A’s may see limited interest. bids could exceed one million dollars. Hunter seeks best contract, with 24 clubs eligible.
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Lincoln bowler bags 2 053 in nine games
Rodger Florom of Lincoln tied a record all events total of 2 083 in men s Valley Tournament action at Columbus Bowl last weekend. He blasted 95 in the tea event 681 in doubles and 877 in singles for a game scratch average of. The storm caused several conversations and rescheduling as teams prepare for the final weekend winding up the seven week competition. Action Plumbing of Lincoln leads the cam event with 3 14h while El Toro Lounge of Crete stands second.
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Evans 600 leads Bowl action with 214 and 20H noted
Mike Evans posted a 600 series to pace Matte Valley League bowling in Columbus. John Schuep had a high 235, with Terry Wunderlich at 203 and Kay Brocke 208. Team leaders were ABC Coating 898 and Budweiser 3,622 as Women’s Classic honors went to Barb Badje and Mai Vall-Nelgon with strong scores.
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Rutledge Signs With Alabama Soon to be Bulldog Quarterback
FUSCALCOS, Ala. AP Jeff Rutledge brother of Gary Rutledge signs a letter of intent to play at the University of Alabama. The Banks High School standout stands 6 foot 2 and weighs about 11 pounds as he joins the Crimson Tide football program.
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Triebwasser Leads In 253 Game As League Scores Rush
Triebwasser posted a 253 game and 624 series as Banberger's 625 included 234 and 202 in a high scoring night. Jerry Paprocki rang 224, Norm Kumunels 210, Ed Guenther 212, and many others posted solid marks across multiple leagues and teams. Best in the 20th Century League included Marinelli 248 Kudron 381 with 218 and 206. Thiele 214 and 200. Thiele 214 and 204. Daryl Thiele 200. and more. Team leaders highlighted During Optical 617 and Postal Finance 2,595, with Streamliner League honors to Diane Kuta 208 and Mary Ann Lehr 45. Magle Flyers reached 790, Bouie’s 2,206, Brandt 214, Lehr 587 with 202, Speed Queen pace set by Brandt 523. Stone and Behlen 514. Rusty’s Rebels led at 633 and 2,425. Sunday Night Mixed leaders were Bierman 210 and Moeller 539, with women led by Flassebrook 209 and Moon 475. The Misfits posted 672 in a team game and Better Disposal finished at 1,886.
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McCool rallies past Monroe in Crossroads clash 62 56
Monroe led early as Louis Jenkinson and Mark Ditter paced the visitors, but McCool used accuracy from the line to flip the script. Very Cusman scored 17 for McCool while Monroe struggled at the charity stripe, leaving the Mustangs within two with two minutes left.
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Indiana Second In Cage Poll
The AP Top Twenty college basketball poll lists Indiana second with a mix of first place votes and points. Louisville, North Carolina, Purdue, Notre Dame, Miami and others are noted, with several others receiving votes and listed alphabetically as usual.
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Creighton Defeats Southern Illinois 69 to 41 in Omaha
Creighton controlled play Monday night as Doug Hrawkins limited Salukis star Joe Merriweather who entered tied for 26.5 PPG. Brookins led Creighton with 32 points as the Bluejays built a 47-32 halftime edge and outscored Southern Illinois from the line, converting 43 of 49 free throws to Illinois 11 of 10. Mike Glenn led SIU with 26.
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Kappler Enrolls in San Diego Golf Academy Program
Allen Kappler of Columbus will join the San Diego Golf Academy in Rancho Santa Fe for a two year curriculum training students for management careers at golf courses and country clubs. Classes begin January 27 with 18 plus entrants and a B average requirement.
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Leigh Panthers Visit Columbus High For JV Wrestling Duel
Leigh grapplers travel to Columbus High for a junior varsity wrestling meet at 7 p.m. Coach Mike Settje leads a small squad with top contenders including Mike Settje Mark Settje and Dan Eckert. Columbus High returns a young lineup 1-1 after recent dual results and a Stowell Invitational seventh place finish.
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Oppligers win scotch doubles at Bowevard Lanes
Oppligers took top honors in Sunday night TV scotch doubles scoring a 639 series from Kaper and Vecky Oppliger with games of 200 241 and 199. Larry Guenther Colleen Trofholz were 618 and Henry Gales Ivan Kuta 817? Alvie and Laura Carlson 0 percent. Gon Zulkoski Barb Nadrehal 508. Fred Bierman Jan Lovell to face next week couple for Bowling at Leisure slot in Omaha.
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Wiseman Returns Home From Hospitalorde After Neck Injury
Greg Wiseman, a Columbus High all state defensive back, came home Saturday after over six weeks in Norfolk Columbus and Omaha hospitals for a broken neck suffered in the Norfolk game on November 1. He hopes to return to school in the next semester as playoff games begin with Oakland Los Angeles Minnesota and Pittsburgh favored to win early bets.
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Kansas names grid mentor Bud Moore coach at KU
Lawrence AP report says Robert Wayne Bud Moore, 35, assistant coach at Alabama, was chosen to head KU football. Moore signed a four year contract at an annual salary of 30000. Athletic Director Clyde Walker announced the hire amid surprise over the Notre Dame coaching moves referenced in the article.
CHS and Scotus on Road. Vikings Host Howells Tonight
CHS and Scotus prepare for road games as Vikings host Howells at home in a busy schedule. Clarkson and St Edward rise to 3-0, while others see postponements due to snow. last week’s results include Central Catholic and Grand Island Central.
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Bears fire Abe Gibron as coach of Chicago Bears
Chicago Bears terminated head coach Abe Gibron and the entire coaching staff. General Manager Jim Finks said he would search for a replacement with the aim of having a new coach before the NFL draft on January 2. The team finished 4-10 in 1974.
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Devine to Notre Dame after Packers resignation
Dan Devine resigned as Green Bay Packers coach and general manager after four stormy years and then announced he would replace Ara Parseghian as Notre Dame head coach. Parseghian, exhausted after 11 seasons, leaves with a 17-4 Notre Dame record.
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Osceola Cagers Rally For 49 42 Win At Columbus
Osceola junior high basketball players trailed 35 24 after three quarters then outscored Columbus 25 7 in the fourth to win 49 42 Monday afternoon. Osceola's Jed had 17 first quarter points and 9 at intermission, while Columbus balanced scoring with Jeff George 9 and Brunkhorst 8 leading. Columbus 9 B sits at 10 3 before the holiday break after a loss to Athuila.
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Ken Anderson Voted MVP by Renjials Fans
The Cincinnati Renjials named quarterback Ken Anderson their most valuable player after a season in which a one year veteran from Augustana College threw 16 touchdowns and posted a 64.9 percent completion rate.
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