Missouri Tigers Top Huskers In Tight Big Eight Showdown
The Missouri Tigers beat Nebraska 62 to 57 to seize sole possession of first in the Big Eight. Willie Smith starred for Missouri with sharp shooting and strong defense while Nebraska’s Jerry Fort and Allen Holder faced foul trouble. Free throws were decisive as Missouri edged Nebraska despite the Huskers outshooting them from the floor. The game drew about 8,000 fans in the Coliseum and featured a heated moment with the NU band director and officials.
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Tigers
Missouri Tigers
Huskers
Kansas
Lincoln
Thee
Nebraska
Missouri
Willie Smith
Jerry Fort
Allen Holder
Fort
Nets
Nebraska style basketball scoreboard highlights regional results
A lengthy list of high school and college basketball results across Nebraska and nearby states shows multiple league standings. Notable games include Grand Island high school defeating Hastings St. Cecilia, and Lincoln High edging Grand Island Central Catholic. College results feature Nebraska Omaha and Doane posting wins over opponents, plus NBA and pro hockey scores.
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Anselmo Merna
Arcadia
Arapahoe
Hildreth
Atkinson West Holt
Ainsworth
Basset
Anstey
Beaver City
Lexington
St Anne's
Berwell
North Loup Scotia
Bladen
Guide Rock
Chester Hubbel
Milligan
Clarks
Osceola
Cozad
York
Deshler
Exeter
Friend
Wymore Southern
Grand Island
Lincoln High
Grand Island Central Catholic
Hastings St. Cecilia
Hastings
Fremont
Hebron
Milford
Henderson
Genoa
Holdrege
Fairbury
Howells
Cooper Loganview
Kearney
Alliance
Lincoln Northeast
Ryan
Tincoln Southeast
Omaha
Burke
Hollatz Leads Hastings Past Concordia 105 79
Hastings kept its NIAC lead with a 105 79 victory over Concordia as Dan Hollatz scored 22 and Dana Capr captured a second straight conference win. Doane beat Nebraska Wesleyan 84 79 with Tom Westover scoring 13 in the final six minutes.
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United Press International
Doane Tigers
Tom Westover
Nebraska Wesleyan
Nebraska
Northern Colorado
Antelopes
Southern Colorado
Peru State
Colorado College
Coloradoans
Crenshaw Wins Hawaiian Open In Victory And Vacation Plan
Ben Crenshaw captured the Hawaiian Open by four strokes at Waialae to cap a two week run that included Pebble Beach. He plans a two week vacation away from golf and will skip the Bob Hope Desert Classic and San Diego Open before returning to Los Angeles.
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Honolulu
UPI
Ben Crenshaw
Hale Irwin
Larry Nelson
Crenshaw
Pebble Beach
Calif
Palm
Los Angeles
Irwin
Ted Makalena
Nicklaus
Ben
Tucson
Phoenix
Nelson
Mike Morley
Lou Graham
Charles Coody
al Geiberger
Gregg seals Daytona 24 Hours win in BMW with Redman
Peter Gregg, a Jacksonville dealer, wins the 24 Hours of Daytona with Brian Redman in a factory BMW. They started from pole and led most of the race, finishing about 15 laps ahead of a Porsche Carrera piloted by Al Holbert and Claude Ballot-Léna. Hurley Haywood and Jim Busby place third in another Carrera.
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J. Paul Wyatt
Daytona Beach, Fla
UPI
Peter Gregg
Jacksonville
Fla
Gregg
BMW
England
Brian Redman
Redman
John Greenwood
Michael Brockman
al Holbert
Warrington
Claude Ballot-Lena
France
Hurley Haywood
Jim Busby
Laguna Beach
Calif
Daytona Beach
UNO matmen triumph in four-way Notre Dame meet
Nebraska-Omaha won all three of its matches at Notre Dame to lead a four-team event. UNO defeated Notre Dame 30-9 Edinboro State 23-14 and Wisconsin Parkside 26-8. Wisconsin Parkside went 2-1 with Notre Dame and Edinboro, while Edinboro State posted a single win over Notre Dame. Notre Dame finished 0-3 in the meet.
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South Bend
Ind
UPI
Nebraska-Omaha
Notre Dame
Edinboro State
Wisconsin Parkside
Nebraska- Omaha
Doane Track Team Dominates Five-Team Meet
Doane swept events led by Craig Flemming and Tim Edwards as they won two titles each in Crete Nebraska. Flemming claimed the high jump and pole vault while Edwards won the 600 yard and 1000 yard dashes setting a Doane mark in the latter. Doane accumulated 104 points to finish first ahead of Nebraska Wesleyan with 51 and Bethany College of Kansas with 14.
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Crete
Nebpo
Craig Flemming
Tim Edwards
Doane
Edwards
Nebraska Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
Nebraska Wesleyan
Bethany College of Kansas
Platte
Nebraska tops Iowa State in gym meet upset
Larry Gerard led Nebraska with two events and the all around title as the 12th ranked Cornhuskers beat top ranked Iowa State 212.15 to 211.50. Gerard won still rings and tied for parallel bars with Gary Duff, Duane West won floor, while Steve Dickey and Doug Young tied on pommel horse. Mark Trippel of Iowa State also competed.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Larry Gerard
Nebraska
Iowa State
Cyclones
Gerard
Gary Duff
Duane West
Steve Dickey
Doug Young
Mark Trippel
Alpine skiers clash over Patscherkofel downhill course
Four days before the Olympic downhill, rivals accuse Austria of engineering the Patscherkofel course to suit Franz Klammer. After managers overruled, five gates were reset to slow the speed, drawing praise from some rivals and Klammer who remains unfazed.
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Ferry Wimmer
Innsbruck
Austria
UPI
Franz Klammer
Klammer
Kuno Messmann
Patscherkofel
Scott Henderson
Canada
Goering Construction and Supply Co Incorporation Notice
Public notice announces Goering Construction and Supply Co formed under Nebraska law with registered office in Platte Center 68653. Capital stock $10,000 divided into 10,000 common shares, full paid non assessable, commenced January 28 1976 with perpetual existence and board of directors led by President and Secretary Treasurer. Also public power district board meeting notice and unrelated World Cup racing notes mention Irwin and Plank.
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Nebraska Business Corporation Act
Goering Construction and Supply Co
Platte Center
Nebraska
City of Columbus Nebraska Council Meeting Notice
The Mayor and City Council of Columbus Nebraska will meet at 8 00 PM on February 4 1976 in the Council Chamber City Hall 2220 11th Street. The public may inspect an up to date agenda at the City Clerk Treasurer's office during normal hours. The agenda may be adjusted for emergencies only.
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Leoa. Boettcher
Veterans Committee set to name Hall of Fame contenders
New York VPI reports the Veterans Committee will vote to induct late Larry MacPhail and Fred Lindstrom into the Hall of Fame. Possible honorees also include Roger Connor Ernie Lombardi Hack Wilson and Jimmy Dykes based on long retired status and notable achievements.
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NEW York
VPI
Larry MacPhail
Fred Lindstrom
New York Giants
Veterans Committee
Baseball Writers Association of America
Lindstrom
Roger Connor
Ernie Lombardi
Cincinnati Reds
Hack Wilson
RBI
Jimmy Dykes
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
MacPhail
Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yankees
Cincinnati
Probate of Will in Platte County Court
Notices announce probate of Norvin Schwank estate with Citizens Bank and Trust Co of Columbus named as executor. Hearing set February 5, 1976 at 9:30 AM in County Court, Platte County Nebraska. Also final account for John Kummer estate by Executrix Ella Kummer, hearing February 5, 1976 at 10:30 AM in Columbus.
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Will
Platte County
Nebraska
Norvin Schwank
Citizens Bank and Trust Company of
Columbus
John Kummer
Ella Kummer
Joe R. Broz
Final accounting and petitions in Nebraska estates and bids
In Platte County estate cases Edward T. Kloke files final account and asks for final settlement and inheritance tax assessment with hearing set February 24, 1976. Separate notice petitions administrator appointment for Carol A. Cooper estate with February 9, 1976 hearing. Nebraska Public Power District invites sealed bids for Contract 75 3 Bottom Ash Handling System at Kramer Station with bids due April 20 1976 and bid security requirements, bid document cost, and bid evaluation by the District.
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Platte County
Nebraska
Wilma M. Kloke
Edward T. Kloke
Gerald E. Rouse
Nebraska Public Power District
Kramer Station
Bellevue
J.M. White
14 Street
Columbus
C.S.T
P.O Box
Generali Engineering
G.G. Grim
Stearns-Roge Incorporated
South
Denver
Colorado
D.W. Hill
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