Crimson Tide Irish headliner ropes TV audience
Alabama ranked No 1 faces Notre Dame in a pivotal showdown with a spot in the post season at stake. The piece notes Alabama’s powerful Wishbone offense led by Tom Clements' aerials and the Tide’s top national rankings in offense and defense, plus other Bowl implications and key players.
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Leaks Leads Nebraska in Cotton Bowl Preview
In a Texas Cotton Bowl clash Nebraska star Reosanvet Leaks headlines a matchup with Texas Longhorns. Datukroger and Ralph Pov are listed as key backs for Osborne’s squad while Texas aims to defend its title and claim a sixth straight conference crown as 72,000 fans pack the stadium.
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Seventy Compete in AJBC Bowling Tournament
Seventy bowlers competed in the 18th annual Cotninhur Gaul AJGG Kids Christians Bowling Tournament held last Friday at bi Ron Sutton. Top junior division pin total reached 1,189 by Sutton, with Robbin Hoessel-Don Henke 1,153 and Milan Javos-Larry Labens 1,205 close behind. Junior singles leader Dana Jotinsur posted 546, Terry Henke 549, Pat Fores 540, and Saucers 495. Bantam leaders were Jon Jeckbhorn-Dan Deierman at 610 followed by Todd Stepanek-Dave Maspar 607. Dave Taldimon won singles with 350. Mafpar 340, Mic Abeggle 426, Anson 380, Pensick 2h, arat Slave Wolf 291. Girls doubles saw Jenny Freeman-Diane Joansal 302. Denise Thomser-Ja Schucher 1,6?. Han tam doubles led by Livi Bagie Joe Tynn Stone copper onors at 624. Tracy Figha-Aimee Mosely 337. Singles and other scores noted. winners to be announced Janphins.
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Rich Pensick Tops Columbus Keglers In Bowing Meet
Rich Pensick led Columbus Bowl with a 630 series after games of 214 and 204, as Jill keglers and Bill Anson also posted notable scores. Gary Muth and Dave Henke each delivered 214 games in the Progressive League, with Henke adding a 563 series. Other 200s came from Rich Pontick, Harry Carlson, Dave Anderson, Pred Leonfard, and Elden Osten. Gloria Muth reached 204 in the Rollette League, while Earnieated 313 and Ann Wazny 899 featured among standings.
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Weidner Eyes Major League Umpire Career
Nebraska teen Kirk Weidner plans to attend the Al Somers Umpire School in Daytona Beach from January 3 to February 10. The program trains beginners with question sessions, field practice, and game simulations, aiming to place graduates in semi pro or Minor League assignments.
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Home teams dominate holiday college basketball action
Across the nation top programs regained home success in holiday tournaments. UCLA triumphed in the Uran Classic while Maryland, Marquette, New Mexico, Temple, Manhattan, Davidson and Detroit also claimed titles. Notable results include Marquette edging Wisconsin in overtime, New Mexico topping Minnesota, and Temple defeating California for the Quaker City crown.
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Harmon sparks CU victory over Drake
Creighton University defeated Drake 2493 with a dominant first half run. Gene Harmon led with 26 points and 3 assists, supported by Wuebhen Hoek and Neck as Creighton used a zone defense to stifle Drake’s offense. Both teams improved to 6-3.
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Vikings Tie Cowboys. Tarkenton Shines In NFC Showdown
In Dallas, Fran Tarkenton threw a 44 yard TD pass to John Gilliam as the Vikings defeated the Cowboys 14 7 to secure the NFC title and a spot in Super Bowl VIII. Bob Bryant returned a fourth quarter interception for a TD sealing Minnesota’s win.
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Columbus cagers take fifth place in tourney
Columbus defeated Beatrice 60-52 in overtime to claim fifth in the Apollo Conference tournament at Millard. Rex Porter scored the overtime winner with three seconds left, as Columbus rallied from a late deficit. Beatrice earned chances late but foul woes and turnovers sealed the Columbus win. Porter and Philippi led Columbus with key points while Trotholz led Beatrice with 22 rebounds.
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Owens top score leads Sunday Night Doubles in Columbus Bowl
Owens teams top the field with a 656 in scotch doubles as Rol and Lydia Owens post strong totals. Badie posts 630 for runnerup honors while Gea and Rich Pensics, Stone pairs, and Morris and Paris Johnson score well. Jackpot winners include Cindy Ludwig and others as the event concludes with multiple high games and prize splits.
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Aquinas Monarchs Roll To 7-0 Start In Chadron Tourney
Aquinas club roared to an 18-2 lead and 54 victory over Bassett to stay perfect at 7-0 in the Ievitational flight. Earlier wins include 86-62 over Morrill and 66-42 over Wan River as Coach Dale Kerman praised depth. Gillepie led with 22 points, Behrns added 12, and Aquinas benefited from reserves Alt Reh and Kozise. Kerman noted wins without regulars Scholz and Miriovsky and stressed improving defense as Catholic tournament looms.
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Owens Stone Irwin Top Bowlers in Month Trophy
Lydia O Sheila Stone and Jim Irwin named Bowler of the Month trophy winners at Columbus Baw. Owens posted a 257 game, while Irwin rolled a 265 in a league record 606 series amid a fragmented, unclear report on standings and scores.
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Tennis leads to semifinals and finals at Australia Open
Melbourne reports Chris fe trt of Mort Lindevale advances to the women’s semifinal while Jimmy Connors of waleville AWL reaches the men’s semifinal in the $24,500 Australia Open. Quarterfinal victories push both into the next round. Boxing honors go to Welfareweight champ cose Napates named Boxer of the Year by the World Mining Council. New Zealand’s Auckland notes Cal Maybart, famed speed record holder from Spring Waite, California, died after a barrier collision during a race at Puikenhe Track.
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Evert and Connors Advance to Australian Open Finals
American stars Chris Evert and Jimmy Connors reach the finals at the Australian Open. Evert defeats Julie Heldman 6 2 6 3 on grass at Kooyong. Connors beats John Alexander 7 6 4 6 4 to set up a final with her, facing Evonne Goolagong.
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