Area bowlers claim titles in tourney at Columbus Bowl
The Sh damuel men's Platte Valley Tournament ended last weekend at Columbus Bowl with Marold Kruminic and Vern Samuels Johnson of Folk holding top spots in all events. Gary Mutt Leon Miler Don Van Wormer Doc Oswald and Wiesner led a strong collective from Lincoln Aurora and Columbus in the handicap series while doubles leaders were Samuels Johnson. Jerry Bruening Wayne Clark led team standings and Jerry Bruening shot a 653 series in singles. The event drew 143 teams and 322 doubles with a total prize pool of 527.
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Darrell Machaw
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Robert Turner
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Don Tollefson
Sargent Bluff
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Sunset Bowl No. 2
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Columbus teams up records in Pioneer League
Security Mutual of Columbus rolled to a 193 to 90 Pioneer League basketball win over St Edward. Seven points were led by Steve Klutmen with 35. Don Baker and Bob Etkenause paced the losers with 27 and 21. Sahara Lounge defeated St Edward 149 to 111 as Gary Harkness and Ken Scholz each scored 23. Standings show David City, Security Mutual, Double T Bar, Beblens, and others in various records.
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Dale von Seggren
Dennis Vani Fossen
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Jack Johnson
Don Baker
Bobetkenause
Security
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Sahara Lounge
St. Edward
Gary Harkness
Ken Scholz
Gary Naviaka
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Kent Johnson
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Osceola
Rising City
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St. Eeward
Orduna and Murtaugh Named to North Squad in Hula Bowl
Nebr aska football stars Joe Orduna and Derry Murtaugh were named to the North squad for the Hula Bowl in Honolulu. Orduna will bolster the offense while Murtaugh anchors the defense in the all star selection.
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Joe Orduna
Opower
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Huskers Poised in Orange Bowl Showdown with LSU
The article notes Nebraska favored to beat LSU in the Orange Bowl per live polls and discusses the matchup's toughness, LSU's balanced offense and defense, and the Huskers’ larger season context. It also mentions other college football attendances and Michigan’s high single game crowd.
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South Squad Set for 25th Hula Bowl in Honolulu
The 1970 UPL national champion Texas team stars lead the South in the 25th annual Hula Bowl on January 9 at Honolulu Stadium. Steve Worster and Bobby Wuensch head a deep South squad with Archie Manning Chuck Nixon and Dennis Dummatt directing the offense, joined by Bill Burnett Wilie Armstrong and standout receivers Elmo Wright Ken Flemi and Chuck Tiews. All-America blocking by Don Popplewell Dean Shaternick Skip Jernigan Jim Xalili and John Bomer bolster the front. Defenders feature Charlie Weaver Rock Perdoni with Mike Anderson Mike Kelley and others among the linebackers and defensive linemen.
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Steve Worsler
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Mississippi
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Southern Methodist
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Bill Burnett
Arkansas
Wilie Armstrong
Grambling College
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Elmo Wright
Houston
Ken — Flemi
Chuck Tiews
Wuenesth
Don Popplewell
Colorado
Dean Shaternick
Kansas State
Skip Jernigan
Jim Xalili
Hawaii
John Bomer
Memphis State
Charlie Weaver
USC
Rock Perdoni
Georgia Tech
Mike Anderson
LSU
Bill McKinley
Arizona
Tom Oesterling
Dave Stoller
Kentucky
Kevin Grady
Oklahoma
Dick Biddle
Duke
Mike Kelley
Florida
Anderson
Bill Blair
Alabama
Jack Whitley
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Hon Ayala
Cup challenge acknowledged by Royal Thames Yacht Club
London APL report states the Royal Thames Yacht Club acknowledged but has not yet accepted its America's Cup challenge. British yachtsmen expect a firm reply after Christmas and will begin planning for the 1973 eliminations.
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Monlay
Brumel Plans Comeback After Injury Breakthrough
World record high jumper Valery Brumel of Russia will attempt a comeback this winter after foot operations following a 1905 minutevole accident. Brumel holds the seven foot four inch record.
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Master Angler and Mixed Bagger Certificates Awarded
The State Game Commission says master angler and mixed bagger certificates are awarded to hunters and fishermen statewide. Recipients include mixed-bagger awardees Markaman Cra ig McCormick of Norden Rodney O Brien of Omaha Jeff Cook of Sidney David Lentier of Lincoln Elmer Noyd Jr of Beatrice. Master anglers listed include Rainbow trout winner Alvor DeWitt of Sidney 7 12 Betty Dewi of Sidney 11 5 Mrs George Peterson of Palisade 8 Leola Priest of Grand Island 5 4 all from Lake McConaughy. George Coleman of Sidney Kakanee, Dixon of Lincoln 9 3 Shane Petars of Ogallala also from Lake McConaughy Purch Lord Jane Cooper of North Platte Lake McConaughy. Robert Lacher of Chadron largemouth bass 12 from Lake Sheridan County.
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Omaha
Jeff Cook
Sidney
David Lentier
Elmer Noyd Jr
Beatrice
Alvor DeWitt
Betty Dewi
George Peterson
Palisade
Leola Priest
Grand Island
Lake McConaughy
George Coleman
Dixon
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Alrom Lake
McConosty
Jane Cooper
North Platte
Conaughy
Robert Lacher
Chadron
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Playoff favorites listed by Tahos Racebook
STATELINE Minnesota Oakland Baltimore and Detroit were named as favorites for pro football playoffs this weekend. Colts trailed Cincinnati in Saturday action while Retrakt held a points edge over Dallas. Sunday matchups had San Francisco as seven point underdogs to Minnesota and Oakland favored by seven over Miami.
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Kessinger and Popovich Sign with Chicago Cubs
Chicago Cubs sign Kessinger the NL shortstop and Popovich the utility player on Monday. Pitchers Bands and Pappas and Joe Pepitone had already signed, bringing the club to five new players.
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Paul Popovich
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Popovich
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Milt Pappas
Joe Pepitane
Bucks Triumph Over Lakers In Sloppy Matchup
Milwaukee's Lew Alcindor led the Bucks to a 119 to 88 win over the Los Angeles Lakers as both teams battled a ragged start. Alcindor scored most of his points in the third quarter and led in rebounds with 46, while Wilt Chamberlain totaled 25.
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Wynn not to press charges after stabbing incident
Houston Astros outfielder Jim Wynn said he would not pursue charges after a domestic incident in which his wife Ruth stabbed him with a steak knife during a marital argument the morning after their seventh wedding anniversary. He underwent abdominal surgery and was listed in satisfactory condition.
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Nebraska Game Commission reports good hunting and ice fishing statewide
Panhandle pheasant hunters were plentiful and averaged about one bird per man. Cheyenne and Sheridan counties yielded most birds with dogs. Whitney Lake anglers report good ice fishing with perch averaging around one pound and minnows best in afternoons. Pheasants active in Whitney with 10 inch average length. Duck hunting strong along the North Platte between Mitchell and the Wyoming border. Sandhills pheasants averaged two birds per man in Brown County. Sherman and Valley counties fair to good. Ice fishing for bass and bluegill in Boyd and Holt counties. Dewey Lake perch around one pound. Northeast pheasants near ideal conditions but light hunter pressure. Coyotes and rabbits seen. Boone and Wheeler counties productive. Paint Dam fishing slowed by cold weather though paddlefish occasionally taken. Southeast hunters cautious on ice safety as southeast ice remains uncertain. Southwest counties provide best pheasant shooting while Phelps Herlan and Franklin lead quail hunting. Ducks held by Anders and Swanson amid light pressure.
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Herlan
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Anders
Swanson
AFC all star selections dominated by West Division
The United Press All AFL picks favor the West with three players on the offensive unit and four on defense. Notable names include Jim Tyrer Ad Hudde and Bobby Bell from the Chiefs plus Daryle Lamonica Warren Wells and Willie Brown among first team selections. Eastern and Central divisions also place standouts like Joe Greene Bubba Stait Jerry Logan and Marlin Briscoe on the roster.
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Kansas City Chiifs
Jim ‘Tyrer
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Daryle Lamonton
Sewell Dixon
Warren Wells
Jim Ola
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Denver
Floyd Dittle
Richdack Sol
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Wells
Ollo
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Olta
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Jol Elliot
New York Jets
Bubba Staith
Jerry Logan
Baltimore Collis
Marlin Briscoe
Buffalo Bills
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Jona
Rekke Joe Greene
Andy Russell
Wittsburgh Steelers
Gene Hikerson
Cleveland Tirewns
Tigit
Alylia Reet
Novston Oilers
Micxerson
Raiders surge as Plalie College coach cites stats
Plalie College reports 8-3 season with 929 points scored versus 777 by opponents and 182 free throws at 68.0 percent. Dave Kincaid leads with 219 points and 119 rebounds, while Steve Bakey tops free throws at 87 percent. Team core includes McArdle Trader Wozeny and Seidel among leaders. rebound and scoring tallies shown for ten games.
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Gene ‘Torezan
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Dave Kincaid
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Brad McArdleswilch
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John Appulon
Roy Orr
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Ron Filipowicz
John Seidel
Ralph Tinius
Hitch Preister
Lynn Richardson
Greg Hansen
Dale Zimerman
Tandy Brown
Marlin Loseke
Ara McArdle
Rader
Lly Worny
Stedel
Tinius
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Bailey
Apulia
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Hansen
Orr
Kentucky Colonels drop first place in ABA East
In Indianapolis Kentucky Colonels foul away top spot as Florida wins 125-101. Van Exel fouls out late, Issel scores 37 in a close game. Florida shooters Hargis Washington Jones and Calvin pace 20+ efforts. Florida makes 31 of 40 free throws while Kentucky hits 20 of 25. Indiana beats Pittsburgh 144-115.
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Mack Calvin
SCCA increases purses for 1971 Trans Am season
Westport Conn UP The Sports Car Club of America announces a 20 percent purse rise for 1971 Trans American Championship with total prize money around $360,000 across 12 races. Despite Ford and Chrysler withdrawing factory backing, Alfa Romeo Datsun BMW and others will vie for small and large engine titles with minimum purses set and a full schedule listed from Dallas to Road Atlanta.
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Sports Car Club of America
SCGA
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Chrysler
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Ohio
Edmonton
Alta
Donybrooke
Brainerd
Mine
Road America
Dikhart Lake
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Mt. Tremblant
Jovite
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Walking Glen
Barb Badje Leads With High Games In Women’s Classic
In Columbus Bowl action, Barb Badje rolled high games including a 235 and helped by Lorraine Egger who compiled a 565 top series. Frances Kuta shot 204 and 628, Lee Thomas 200 and 527, Marcela Stepanek 207 and 535, Sheila Stone 520, Edie Carr 804, Porathyard 500, Hila Fuhr and API IGA posted high team game of 77 dollars and Yankee Clippers the top series of 2,500.
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Lorraine Egger
Columbus Bowl
Lorraine
Frances Kuta
Lee Thomas
Marcela Stepanek
Sheila Stone
Barb Badie
Edie Carr
Porathyard
Hila Fuhr
Columbus sophs prevail 44 38 over Fremont in tight win
Columbus High sophomores earned their third win in a row beating Fremont 44 to 38. Columbus jumped to a 17 point third quarter, while Fremont led early and was held to eight in the third. Leaders included Larry Cathan with 13 and Dana Hellbusch contributing on boards with Catlau. Mark Mitchell led Fremont with 18 in a hard fought junior varsity style contest.
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Fremont
Tiger
Thaples
Till
Columbus
Larry Cathnn
Dana Hellbusch
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Bob Fyfe
Vernon Davis
Jim Begers
Brad Berlin
Masters Tourney schedule at Bowl Masters
Ninth annual Masters Tournament opens Sunday at Columbus Bowl with scratch competition. Men bowl 12 games Sunday, women eight, then finish qualifying next Sunday. finals on January 1. Top four in each division advance to finals with men and women facing short one-on-one matches. Open to Columbia Bowling Association members. contact Harry Carlson at the Bowl. Trophies awarded to champions and finalists.
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