Alan Page tops NFL All-Stars
New York UPI reports a revamped NFL All-Star team with nine first time honorees among 39 voters from the league. Notables include John Brackington, Forrest Blue, Greg Landry, Bob Grim, Claude Humphrey, Dave Wilcox, Bil Bradley, and Alan Page the top vote getter with 3 states.
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New York
UPI
United Press
Iest
NEC
Ranlged
John Brackington
Green Bay
Jack Pardee
Ron, Yary
Minnesota
Forrest Blue
San Francisco
Greg Landry
Detroit
Bob Grim
Claude Humphrey
Atlanta
Dave Wilcox
Bil Bradley
Philadelphia
Dick Butkus
Kincaid Trader named to all tourney team at Midwest Cage Classic
Sophomores Dave Kincaid and Mike Trader lead Platte College on the Midwest Cage Classic all tournament first team with teammate Ted Thompson, while Blackwell of Iowa Western and others earn honorable mentions. Platte’s 85-30 win marks their third first place trophy in two seasons as coach Gene Torezon’s 6-4 squad eyes Cloud County Invitational in Concordia.
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Chicago
Bob Lilly
Dallas
Peller
Alan Page
Minnesota
Gene Washington
San Francisco
Charlie Sanders
Detroit
Ernie McMillan
IL. Louis
Gale Gillingham
Green Bay
Tom Mack
Los Angeles
Larry Brown
Washington
Carl Miler
Jim Johnson
Hoger Webb
St. Louis
Paul Krause
Dalelas
Eller
Page
Krause
Grim
Yary
San
Platte College
T Wammate
Dave Kincaid
Mike Trader
Ted Thompson
Iowa
Southwestern
Charles Manson
Oklahoma
Ron Gilbertson
Willmar
Rick Condo
Bismarck
Dave Ickmeyer
Earl Findley
Cloud County
Lary Villa
Tawa ‘Western
Kincaid
Blackwell
Gilbertson
Trader
Allison
Condo
Dickmeyer
Findley
Thompson
Bliefernich
Larry Clambers
Gene Torezon
Kansas
Concorda
Kan
Fremont overwhelms CHS in pool meet at Midland College
Fremont High swept first places at the Midland College Pool as Gary Haynes and Steve Toole posted double wins. Jeff Evans won the 40 yard freestyle, pacing Fremonters while CHS divers Ted Kyster and Jed Johansen earned runnerups. The meet ended 48-17 in duals with Columbus finishing 1-3. Next CIS outing is December at the Columbus Relays.
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Gary Haynes
Steve Toole
Tigers
Jeff Evans
Fremonters
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Ted Kyster
Jed Johansen
Brooke Pierson
WHS
Tom Folsom
Dave McNair
Folsom
Randy Schaefer
Tom Krueger
CIS
Anual Columbus Realys
Dee
Lidia
Tom Faibome
Tiss Sulteler
Season ends. duck hunting mixed across the state
Paul Ernst reports a mixed duck season with hunters split on success. Weather, wind and high Platte levels affected blinds and decoys. Some regions near Lake Babeach and Clear Creek fared better while others lagged. He suggests ending the season earlier and aligns with 1972 permit timing.
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Hawkeyes defeat Nebraska 86 to 77 in nonconference game
Iowa Hawkeyes led by Rick Williams with 24 points toppled Nebraska 86 77 at Iowa City. Kim Collins scored 13 for Iowa while Glen Angelo added 13. Chuck Jura led Nebraska with 24 points and Al Nissen added 18. Iowa shot 46.5 percent to Nebraska 45.6 while crowd reached about 10 500.
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Gregory
Nowak
Walls
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Towa
Get Collins
Sullinger
Kunnertsis
Luskys
R. Williams
Fegebank
Angelino
Grabinsk
Iowa
Nebraska Cage Scores From United Press Int Results
High school basketball results list Emerson Hub 82 Coleridge 73 Fremont 68 Beatrice 42 Howells 63 Leigh 33 Oakland Cr 87 Tekamah Her 72 O Noly Name 78 Lincoln Plus 75 O Paul VI 80 West Point CG 67 ONeill 89 Valentine 57 Orchard 64 Niobrara 56 Pawnee City 63 Meridian 61 Silver Creek 90 Monroe 59 Stanton 49 Laurel 58 Table Rack 73 Weeping Will?
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O'Neill
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Niobrara
Pawnea City
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Monroe
Stanton
Laurel
Table Rack
Weeping Wid
Lakers extend win streak with 117 103 comeback over Buffalo Braves
Lakers rally to 117 103 over Buffalo Braves as Will Chamberlain and Jerry West spark late runs. West nets 33 and Chamberlain 31. Handy Smith tops Buffalo with 26 as L A chases an all time consecutive victory mark in Baltimore tonight.
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New York
Giants
Los Angeles Lakers
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National Basketball Association
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Handy Smith
Baltimore
Golden State
Phoenix
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Mouston
Horfland
Walt Frazier
Bill Bradley
Knicks
Warriors
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Bradley
Clem Haskins
Suns
Haskins
76Ers
Bob Love
Pistons
Dick Motta
Elvin Hayes
Stu Lantz
Rockets
Portland
Hayes
Silver Creek tops Monroe in 90 to 61 win
Silver Creek defeated Monroe 90 to 61 as Sead Van Winkle led with two dozen points. Valasek 18, Egger 17, Van Winkle 13 followed. Monroe's Denis Edmigan poured in 35. Monroe played without Jim Miler. Budmison set a Montag school record with four points in the Monroe-Walbach game, which Walbach won 82 to 59.
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Manroe
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Budmison
Montag
Mustangs
Walbach
Dennis
Bava Jenkinson
Teaders
Bob Rathey
John Steenson
Jim Miler
Quarte
Devaney says Tide bigger and stronger on defense
Nebraska coach Bob Devaney said Alabama has grown bigger and sharper since their 1967 Sugar Bowl loss and praised Bear Bryant for a strong defense. He noted Alabama’s use of the Wishbone and compared them to Southern Cal, with a Miami trip set for the Orange Bowl buildup.
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Nebraska
Bob Devaney
Alabama
Cornhuskers
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Bryant
Cal
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Plimpton Compares Lions and Calts Team Spirit
Gorge Plimpton reflects on his 1963 training with the Detroit Lions and a three week stint with the 1971 Baltimore Colts. He notes the Lions as a group of distinctive individuals and the Colts as solid and unified, suggesting solidarity as a champion trait.
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Baltimore Calts
Lions
Baltimore
Fred Leonhard 692 Series Tops Platte Valley League Play
Fred Leonhard rolled a 692 series at Columbus Bowl in the Platte Valley League, with a 256 high game and 292 scratch, marking the season’s third 690-plus effort at the bowl. Multiple bowlers posted notable scores across Classic and Women’s leagues, including 600s, 200s, and top team marks.
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Fred Leonhard Sirol
al Doleza
Walt Junghaelle
Jerry Wunderlich
Don Gablenz
Gene Labens
Teen Cox
Edgar Sharkley Jr
Ray Brockeveidt
Buchveiiser
Ken Witt
Joel Karnik
Ken Pattore
Marlin Gatfat
Ken Smith
Dick Sutton
Otto Tvert
Leon Miller
Art
Marold Force
Dow Still
Ralph Steiner
Gil Jave
Taretta
Shrolding
Dick Huegel
Charles Gray
Marty Carlson
Elks No. 3
Charlotte Weisser
Edie Aemi
Tarragons Jed
Debbie Gates
Barb Behlen
Barb
Scotus freshmen rout Lakeview in Shamrock opener
Scotus freshmen blasted Lakeview 87 17 at home, led by Greg Gribaugh with 28 points and a 87 17 halftime edge. Slusarski scored 15, Lucke 10, and Schumacher ran the offense as Scotus built a big early lead.
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Lakeview
Shamrock
Scotus
Pia
Vikes
Greg Gribaugh
Randy Wieser
Steve Uoermann
Dave Zabawa
Curt Xline
John Toof
Jay Lucke
Dan Steiner
Conrad Slusarski
Grubsugh
Lucke
Slusarski
Monroe
Jefft Schumacher
Scolus
Rick Thomas
Rocky Plettner
Keith Edison
Larry Kapels
Mike Engle
Terry Henke
Flyers Defeat Beavers In Holiday Tournament Opener
The Flyers surged to a 15-4 first quarter lead and rolled to a victory over the Beavers. Dez. 2, Non Waile and Jim Noonan led scorers with 18 and 4 points respectively, while Kim Channer added 13 for St. Francis. Scoring by quarters shows St. Francis 16 18 24 and Edward 4 120 9 1 8.
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Flyers
Non Waile
Jim Noonan
Beavers
Kim Channer
Insers
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Ft. Edward
Hand spearfishing for nongame species allowed year round in Nebraska
Nebraska opens year round spearfishing for carp and other nongame species from sunrise to sunset each day, expanding opportunities for anglers to pursue freshwater targets under state rules.
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