Discoverers Compete In Big Ten Wrestling Championships
Fremont High School hosts the Big Ten Conference Wrestling Championships with prelims Friday at 7. Saturday sessions begin at 9, with wrestlebacks, finals at 3, consolations at 6, and championship matches starting at 7. Major players include Grand Island, Alliance, Columbus, and Scottsbluff with postive duals records and top returners like J.D. Vogel and Ren Yau Fleet among others. Kevin Meyer of Os has been sidelined by mononucleosis.
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Football Draft Notes from College Gridiron
Sport Shorts reports on the football draft with Huskers players Blahak and Ridgers noted. Rumor ties Joe to Houston Oilers as punt returner while Jerry List may join Ashland Raiders as a tight end. A TV scoreboard mispronounces Columbus Lakeview as Colonel Lakeview.
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Jerry List
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Columbus Lakeview
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Celtics end cold streak with win over Cavaliers
The Celtics snapped a cold stretch with a 94 20 victory over the Cavaliers, aided by Don Chaney and Jo Jo White. Boston, aiming to tighten its grip in the Atlantic Division, moved within one game of the Knicks. Also noted were GrState beating Philadelphia and Seattle topping Houston, as Russian boxers wrapped up their U S tour with three wins and two losses.
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Columbus Bowl hosts first annual Marathon Singles event
The Columbus Bowl will stage the first annual men and women Marathon Singles tournament from February 17 for three weekends through March 4. It is a W-game singles event with handicap based on 20 scratch and 70 percent from 110. Men and women compete in the same category. winners receive trophies plus regular prize money. Contact Harry Carlson at the Bowl to enter.
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Roof caves in Islanders debut vs Maple Leafs
The New York Islanders led 2-0 in the first period but Toronto exploded for five goals in the second and third, spoiling coach Mark Ingarfield's NHL debut. Three rookies from the New Haven Nighthawks started for the Islanders as Pittsburgh beat Los Angeles and the New York Rangers beat the California Golden Seals 3-1.
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Stander To Train In Boston For Bout Entry
Council Bluffs heavyweight Ron Stander will leave for Boston Sunday to train under Johnny Dunn. He weighs about 244 and said he was to sign for a March fight against Jimmy Ellis in Omaha. Manager Dick Noland denied a signing, stating Stander will train with a potential chance of facing Ellis, Dunn having trained him for his last big bout.
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Omaha
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Noland
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Dunn
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Plunkett to Undergo Knee Surgery at Stanford
FORFHORD Miss. AL reports Patriots quarterback Jim Plunkett will have damaged knee cartilage repaired by Dr Frederick L Behling at Stanford University Hospital in Palo Alto California. Plunkett a former All American at Stanford faced a rough season with New England finishing 3 4 1 and 8 TD passes 25 interceptions.
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New England Patriots
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Cage Scores and Winners Tally From Junior League Games
The Junior League at Armory Gymnasium saw Rosary Rams and VFW Colts post wins with players such as Mark Jilch Clayton Lange Corby Warner Ellis and Jim Whetstone contributing. Prop League results list Stagles Jets Eagles Auxiliary Ellis Lakes Celts and VFW Vikings among top scorers. Kentucky spotted bass must weigh at least 3 pounds to qualify for the Nebraska Alaster Angler Award.
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Pat Burrows
Derey Mancuse
Tim Munson
Dan Peters
Serloma Celtics
Dan Milburn
Jeff Moore
Dean Franzen
Kentucky
Wolfpack repeats over Terrapins in top matchup
North Carolina State, No. 2, defeated Maryland 78-64 for the second time this season behind 37 from David Thompson and 24 from Thompson in the second meeting. Tom McMillen led Maryland with 25 points as NC State used outside shooting to break Wake Forest’s zone defense in a separate ACC clash. Providence, Virginia, and other results from Wednesday night baskets are noted with DiGregorio leading Providence past Holy Cross and Parkhill sparking Virginia’s rally over West Virginia.
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Yager resigns as Marshall sports information director
Huntington West Virginia Jack Yager has resigned as sports information director at Marshall University effective February 1 He will leave Marshall to join Taft Broadcasting and handle public relations for Kings Dominion amusement park near Bethesda Bedmond VA Yager is a 1970 Ohio University graduate and was Marshall’s public relations chief prior to his departure.
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Stanton Invitational Semifinal Norfolk Catholics 77
Norfolk Catholics defeat Battle Creek 77 to 64 in a semifinal at the Stanton Invitational. Wakefield posts 70 in another noted result as teams advance toward the final.
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Pro grid draft ends as Miami selects Wade and stars go early
The NFL draft concludes after 20 hours 42 minutes and 441 players. Miami picks Charlie Wade, a Tennessee State receiver, amid cheers. Many stars were scooped by 26 clubs. several top names remained unsigned or unclaimed through the final round.
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Penn State
Endie McAshen
Georgia ‘Tech
Rufus Ferguson
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Howard Stevens
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Rod Milburn
Southern University
John Matuszaks
Bert Joneses
Erving Power Sparks Squires to ABA Win Over Nets
Julius Erving starred for the Virginia Squires on Wednesday night, scoring 47 points with 11 rebounds 5 steals and a block in a 100-94 ABA victory over the New York Nets. Ken Bakish led Dallas past Memphis 334 while Utah defeated Indiana 122-107.
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Julius Erving
Virginia Squires
Dr. J
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Squires
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New York Nets
Kenicky
Dallas
Utah
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