Hazzard's late basket lifts Hawks past ex-teammates
Walt Hazzard, traded from Los Angeles, scored the winning bucket with 38 seconds left to guide the Hawks to a 105-99 victory over their former teammates. He poured in 32 points, including 19 in the third period, as Los Angeles faded.
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UCLA Dominates Missouri in Key Nonleague Victory
No. 1 UCLA rolled past Missouri 73 to 4 3 as Starters Wicks and Rowe led with strong scoring and rebounding. Rowe totaled 26 points and 15 rebounds while Wicks contributed 22 points and 18 free throws. The win marked UCLA s ninth victory of the season and extended their perfect start.
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Giants keep Alex Webster for another year
New York Giants coach Alex Webster signed a one year contract for about 4,040 dollars, a raise from his current pay after guiding the team to a 9-5 record. Owner Wellington Mara noted Webster would play year to year, and the talks included a lengthy discussion on next season and the college draft.
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Services Scheduled for Fisher in Minnesota Twins Scout
Services will be held Thursday for former Minnesota Twins scout Fisher, a 70-year-old Wisconsin figure. He will be buried at Vinelawn Cemetery after the Schafft Funeral Wratages services.
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Riley’s 602 Series Leads Boulevard Lanes Bowling Night
Riley rolled a 602 series and Washburn a 222 game to pace the Men's Dale Electronics League at Boulevard Lanes. Other notable scores include Becher 220, Jarecki 221, and Lutjens 204 to highlight a crowded set of high games and series across multiple leagues with Tarney Feed and Deano’s Diner posting team totals.
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Johnnie's Steak House
Leigh tops Howells in overtime 60 59
Leigh defeats Howells 60 to 59 in overtime as Dave Larson scores a late long shot with six seconds left. Gary Baumert tied the game for Howells at the buzzer. Joz Sindelar led Howells with 22 while Glen Wiemer Bob Urban each had four for Leigh. Coach Hoppes returns to the round on Jan 4. Scoring by quarter shows Leigh 9 17 13 16 5 60 Howells 10 15 22 4 80
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Huskers Meet Wichita State in Big Eight Showdown
Wichita State seeks a third Big Eight win as it hosts Nebraska at 8 p.m. The Shockers hold a 3-2 record against Kansas State and Colorado, led by junior forward Harris who averages 17.2 points. Nebraska comes in at 7-1 with Marvin Stewart leading the Huskers.
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Record of weightlifting mark by Russian lifter
A Russian weightlifter set a new work weight record during a press event, surpassing the prior 23 pound mark held since last year by the Russian lifter Vlatlislay Krishishin.
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Browns stay uncertain in NFL buzz and rumors
The report outlines ongoing talk about Paul Brown, the Bengals, and several players with speculation that Brown will stay while possible departures loom. It notes reflections from players like Perreault and Michaels, praising Brown’s leadership, honesty, and fitness routines amid team uncertainty.
CJHS Wrestlers Edge Barr 36 16 In Dual Meet
Columbus Junior High wrestlers defeated Grand Island Barr 36 to 16 as the hosts win seven bouts by pins and decisions. Rick Godel opened with the first fall, Randy Nadrachil stopped Ted Stinson in the 87 weight, and Doug Wardinger scored 15 points in a six minute shutout. Other notable results include Mike Glur’s 10-0 exhibition win and multiple decisions by Batt, Nrazier, Schaffer, McNaby, and Auta as Columbus High prepares for rescheduled action in January.
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Vikings crush Scotus ninth graders in freshman hoops win
Lakeview freshman basketball defeated Scotus 39 to 23 on Monday night. Kim Piller led with 26 points for the Vikings, supported by Lave McWilliams and other scorers as Lakeview built an early 20 point lead and controlled the game from the opening period.
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Hastings tops Men's Classic League at Columbus Bowl with 603
Hastings tags 603 at Columbus Bowl as Frwin's 236 game and Tom Hastings' 603 series lead the Men's Classic League. Multiple bowlers posted scores including Osantowski 283 and Troftole 225 while Drew Tire Service posted a 2,801 combined.
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Harvard Wins 1070 ACAC Holiday Hockey Festival
Harvard defeated Clarkson 2 0 at New York venue to capture the 1070 ACAC Holiday Hockey Festival. Bob McManarama and Bill Corkery scored for Harvard and Bruce Burfie was named the tournament MVP.
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New faces on All-Star NFL team picked by UPI
New faces appear on the 1970 United Press International National Football Conference All-Star team announced Tuesday in New York. The lineup shows seven first-time selections among 22 players, with Larry Brown of Washington as top vote-getter on offense and several veterans returning in key roles.
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Minnesota
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Silver Creek Tigers top Monroe in decisive win
Silver Creek halted Monroe with a 66 to something victory led by Garry Valasek with 17 points and Scott VanWinkle who scored 33. Kevin Egger added 11 and 17 rebounds as Tigercats built an early 15 1 lead. Jim Dither scored 17 for the Mustangs. Next action sees Silver Creek host Stronsburg while Monroe travels to Hardville on Jan 2.
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Bengtson resigns as head coach of Packers
GREEN BAY Wisconsin UPI pulls Bengtson resigns as head coach of the Green Bay Packers The executive committee seeks a successor promptly but will not panic Dominic Olejniczak Packers president says they want a capable man for the job Bengtson 57 says change aims to lift 1971 record after a disappointing season His 1970 team finished 6 8 the worst in 21 years committee to meet next week to set criteria for the successor
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Seven archers notch fine scores in Monday League
Fine archery scores were recorded again in the Monday night Pawnee Bowmen League, topped by Chuck Seeger s 289 scries in a sub roll. Others with goat scores were Karen Sanders 276, Bunk Kinzer 270, Greg Schaefer 253, Vie Wolken 248, Ted Otle 743, and Walt Kryzeki 230. Most improved archers were Father Bob Ahlenius and Melba Kuntzelman. Matt Busters flanked the Fearsome Foursome 40 in team scoring, while the Paper Dluggers down the Targeteers.
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Greg Schaefer
Vie Wolken
Ted Otle
Walt Kryzeki
Bob Ahlenius
Melba Kuntzelman
Matt Busters
Ramblers edge Sonics in overtime in Midget League
Ramblers won 16 to 14 in overtime over the Sonics in Columbus Family Midget League action. Todd Triplett nailed the winning basket as Steve Mancuso added 10 points for the Ramblers. For the Sonics Tom Munson scored six and teammates Pat Tooley Bria Dries added three. Rockets beat Reds 14-13 in the other game with Led Tracy leading Rockets scoring and Bob Hanset, Roger Bullington, Terry Berensen, and Chris Weerner pacing the Reds.
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Roger Bullington
Terry Berensen
Chris Weerner
St Bonaventure center sidelined by illness
St Bonaventure loses center Matt Gantt to pericarditis, sidelined four to six weeks. Gantt, 0-5 this season, remains hospitalized at St Francis, with doctors saying rest helps recovery and the virus inflammation around the heart is not usually serious when properly treated.
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