Shamrocks Triumph Over Neumann In 74 61 Victory
Scotus Central Catholic Cavaliers defeated Neumann 74 to 61 as Tom Zabawa led with 19 points and Grubaugh added 24. Bruce Kobra scored 37 for Neumann. Scotus pulled ahead in the second quarter and held the lead through the finish. Rob Shonka, Jim Brock, and Kevin Wiehn contributed in scoring.
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Ray Gattermeter
Scolus Central Catholic
Walaa Neumena
Frank Spencers
Shamrocks
Ave
Joss
Cavaliers
Brillant
Momatim
Taught
Catholic Conference
St. Cecilia
Neamarn
Tom Zabawa
Jeadwi Zabawa
Wefar
Acres Gruhaugh
Walf
Greet
White
Mike Malustram
Rob Shonka
Jim Brock
Kevin Wiehn
Bruce Kobra
Agay
Neumann
Lu Maly
Scotus Central
Bharily
Grubaugh
Scearns
Mobea
Pope John Tops Humphrey In Close Mid State Clash
Pope John rallied in the final period to beat Humphrey 48 to 45 in a Western division Mid State Conference game. St Francis led 29-21 at halftime and 35-31 entering the fourth before Pope John pulled away. Scoring by quarters shows John with a 14-0 edge in the final frame as St Francis faded. Pope John prepares to face Battle Creek in Dodge Monday.
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Humphrey
Flynn Pope John
John
St. Francis
Eish
SS Francis
Battle Creek i
Dodge
Beare
Jonn
Creighton Edged By Southern Minorals 76 to 74
Creighton trailed at halftime but rallied late as Tohn Marker drew fouls and sank seven free throws in the final minute to lift Southern Minors to a 76-74 victory. Nate Hawthorne led Southern with 25 points, Joe Meriweather added 22, while Géne Marmon topped Creighton with 24 in a tight finish. Southerns record rises to 6-10 while Creighton falls to 14-7 on the season.
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Zapawa
Neumann
Shamrock Imrfin
Roger Briek
Neumnnt
Jay
Cavaliers
Potil
Steve Wolpert
John Shadle
John Tool
Scotus
Lueke
Slusarski
Kline
Peterman
Tohn Marker
Walt
Southern
Creigh
Souther
Nate Hawthorne
Joe Meriweather
Géne Marmon
Creighton
Somholtm
Markur
Soutien
Dave Souter
Stahlecher
Bergman
Columbus
Polter
West
Northwest
Scott Trotholz
Potter
Larry Billman
Ak Bod Wennersten
Jon Wagner
Scanlon
Darrel Doleval
Huskies
CHS
Us Line
Hex Vorturdit
Starr Gembol JI
Keith Gilmore
Mike Jumiand
Tom Walter
Phil Peppler
Lowell Greenwall
Knumlind
John Bansel
Fed Greer
Colmbus
Jeff Ronglsl
Husky Point
Spanley
Bert der Ph
Peppa
Ravciny
Eulanihins
Nebras ka basketball scores and results from multiple games
A dense recap lists numerous high school and college basketball scores from Nebraska and surrounding areas, with teams such as Clarkson, Clearwater, Norfolk, Lincoln, Omaha, Kearney, and Creighton facing multiple opponents. Notable entries include Omaha Westside 72 over an opponent 31, Kearney 82 over McCook 43, and Lincoln Vills 5 over Platteview 79, alongside various regional matchups and tournament notes. The section also notes professional games including NBA scores Detroit 101 Philadelphia 106 and Milwaukee TH, Buffalo 100 Baltimore 69.
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Canoilation Battle Crees
Windsay Hoke Family
Franklin
Blue Mill
Omaha Westside
Ornahia
Soul
Beatrice
Millard
Omaha
Italy Line
Wesh Point CC
Boys Town F
Cornell Bluifs TS
Omaha Barke
Ryan
Omaha Paul
Lincoln Vills X
Platteview
Lominican
Gretna
Geuss
Omahe Central
Council Bluifs AL
Plattsmouth
Alma
Oxford
Palisade
Wolbrook
Davenport
Fairmont
Ruskin
Milligan
Wriend
Meridian
Blue Hill
Deshler
Dorchester
Sumner
Wilcox
Hildreth
Overton
Aurora
Superior
Detroit
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Boston
Milwaukee
Buffalo
Baltimore
New York
ABA
Dallas
Memphis
Utah
Kentucky
San Diego
Carolina
Denver
Penn
Yale
Brown
Princeton
Nebraska College
Northeastern
Neb
Iownt
Western
Concordia
Colorado
Coach Jordan Wins Bonehead of the Year Award
Dallas Roncheld Club awards Auburn University football coach Ralph Shus Jordan the Bonehead of the Year for failing to predict a losing season. Auburn went 9 1, second in the SEC, beat Colorado in the Gator Bowl, and finished fifth in the AP poll, with LSU the only defeat. The Bonehead Club is a Dallas business group.
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Dallas
Dallas Roncheld Club
Auburn University
Ralph “Shus" Jordan
Presdent Ison
Nixon
Jordan
Auburn
Tigers
Colorado
Associated Press
Louisiana State
Bonehead Club
Xon
Washington Redskins
Miami Dolphins
Dallas Cowboys
Cowboys
Utica Centennial tops Lakeview in 67 4 basketball upset
Utica Centennial defeated Lakeview 67 to 4 in a non conference game. Pillen led scoring with 24, Thomas added 15, Korte 12, as Centennial built a 37 96 halftime edge and held on. Lakeview's Darrell Rickert 11 and Janssen 10 led a weaker effort. Junior varsity also won 47 44 with Wambold leading 20.
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Utica
Centennial
Columbus Lakeview
Vikings
Ponightie
Lakeview Cagers
Loup City At & Pat
Jarry Whiling
Willi
Lakeview
Jim Pilen
Company
Pillen
Rick Thomas
Wendatt Korte
Boands
Fred Westmeyer
Bill Werkhoff
Rick
Wambold
Darrell Rickert
Val Coagal
Marv Janssen
Steve Gehring
Lyle Asche
Crete wallops Schuyler 104 to 67 in Central tilt
Crete dominated Schuyler Warriors 104 to 67 in a Central Conference game. Randy Wong scored 44 points while Tim Edwards 3, Joly Dufek and Gerald McNally led Schuyler with 14 each. Crete improves to 14-0. Schuyler hosts Wayne next. Final by quarters shows Crete strong start and steady win.
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Schuyler
Crete
Schuyler Warriors
Invaders
Randy Wong
Tim Edwards
Joly Dufek
Gerald McNally
Wayne
Schuyter
Humphrey High Edges Newman Grove In Thriller In Mid-State Clash
Humphrey High pulled ahead in the third quarter and withstood a Newman Grove rally to win 58 to 40 at home. Wes Caristensen led Newman Grove with 20 points, while Humphrey’s strong third period and Kewn Bram’s 17 points helped seal the victory. Both teams eye the Mid-State Conference tournament in Dodge with Humphrey set to face Lindsay.
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Newman Grove
Humphrey High
Bulkdogs
Trumphrey
Newman Growe
Wes Caristensen
Christensen
Battle Creek
Humphrey
Dodge
Bluejays
Lindsay
Family
Bumphrey
Silver Creek tops Beavers in 81-53 win at St Edward
Silver Creek used strong ball movement to beat Beavers 81-53 in the Goldenrod Conference at St Edward. Ron Cuba led with 19 points, Neal Way Winkle had 19, Larry Valasek 11, and Mike Cave 10, while Casey Micek and Randy Keel each had 10 for St Edward. The Tigers pulled away after three quarters and sealed the win with a strong fourth quarter. Silver Creek improves to 4-4 in league play while St Edward sits at 6-9.
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Silver Creek
Goldenrod
St. Edward
Ron Cuba
Victors
Neal Way Winkle
Larry Valasek
Mike Cave
Casey Micek
Randy Keel
Tigers
Nenedict
Silver Creek HL
Si Edward
Orta and Fey Drop First Round At Moscow Meet
American freestyle wrestlers Bob Orta and Dan Fey were beaten in first round contests at the 10th International Freestyle Wrestling Tournament in Moscow. Anatoly Kharitonyuk defeated Orta in the 105.5 pound class, while Vladimir Cherikov toppled Fey in the 125 pound division as fighters from Bulgaria Hungary Great Britain Iran and others compete.
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Moscow
Bob Orta
Dan Fey
Tass
Anatoly Kharitonyuk
Orla
Lincoln
Neb
Vladimir Cherikov
Fay
New York
Bulgaria
Hungary
Great Britain
Iran
Mongolia
Poland
Rusmania
United States
Turkey
Soviet Union
Watson Leads Hawaiian Open With Seven Under 65
Tour sophomore Tom Watson shot a brisk seven under par 65 at Waialae Country Club to take a four stroke lead at the midpoint of the Hawaiian Open. Wayne Ozaki tied for second after a 66 he sits two back of Watson, with Doug Sanders, Orville Moody, and John Schlee at 138.
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Honolulu
Tom Watson
Wat Soi
Waialae
Jumbo
Geaki
Ozaki
Doug Sanders
Orville Moody
John Schlee
Moody
Crosby
Siee
Sanders
Top performers in Cleveland field for Knights of Columbus track meet
Cleveland AP reports a strong Knights of Columbus track meet lineup at Public Hall Saturday led by 1968 Olympic gold medalists Frank Shorter Dave Woltle and Rod Milburn. Shorter headlines the two mile event with Barry Brown and Sidney Sink while Milburn heads a premier sprint field including Tom Hill Willie Davenport and LSU freshman Larry Shipp.
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Cleveland
Frank Shorter
Dave Woltle
Rod Milburn
Tom Hill
U. S. Army
Willie Davenport
Louisiana State University
Larry Shipp
Discoverers upset Huskies after fast start
Northwest opened a 37-21 halftime lead but Columbus High rallied in a 65-61 upset at Discoverers Gym. CHS shot poorly in the first half but drew closer as free throws and a late 9-0 run in the third period shifted momentum. Dana Hellbusch sparked NW with early field goals, while Larry Cattan and Bob Carn, Rick Joseph provided key baskets in a CHS surge.
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Rich Gaver
Banely
Huskies
Ahe Northwest Roarer
Columbus High
Discoverers
CHS
Oamahans
Mike Scanton
Arward
Vaal Bergman
Jack Johnson
Dana Hellbusch
Northwest
Larry Cattan
Bob Carn
Rick Joseph
Columbus wrestlers reach semi finals at Big Ten meet
Three Columbus High wrestlers advanced to the semifinals at the Big Ten Conference championships with Lutalsay Ball 103, Gary Speicher 149, and Dave McNair 119 winning opening bouts. Other Huskies and Northwest players battled in a tense, error-filled game as Columbus fought to stay competitive.
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Columbus High
Kenvant
Lutalsay Ball
Gary Speicher
Dave McNair
Niscorerers
Bruce Hansen
Doug Waorringer
Recek
Joe Gottschall
Mike Janssen
Wrestlebacks
Lanny Meese
Tom Vernt
Ben Karrek
Dryden Nearing Hospital Discharge for Canadiens
Montreal Canadiens goalie Ken Dryden was to leave the hospital Friday and likely begin practicing with the NHL club within a week, according to two team spokesmen. He has been treated for a recurring back ailment after an injury in a game at Oakland and had similar surgery last season.
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Montreal
Ken Dryden
Montreal Canadiens
Dryden
Oakland Dam
Chaparrals to be sold and possibly moved from Dallas
The Dallas Chaparrals will be sold and possibly moved after a losing season at the box office and on the court. The owner, not identified by the Dallas Times Herald, said the decision had been reached and the team will finish the season in Dallas.
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Dallas
Dallas Chaparrals
Dallas Times Herald
Times Herald
American Basketball Association
Lemongello Leads King Tor Open Bowling Trials
Mike Lemongello of Islip N Y kept his lead Friday in the King Tor Open bowling event with steady scores 109 00 205 209 297 187 as Ern ic Schlegel Newburgh N Y closed in within six pins. A 21 man semifinal field narrowed toward Saturday's nationally televised finals for the 6 0M prize.
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Kansas City
Mike Lemongello
Miler Tavoing ii
Islip
N. V
Ernic Schlegel
Newburgh
Lamangello
Schlegel
Geld
Dick Juger
Hartford
Wis
Bobby Knipple
Long Beach
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Greg Hohl
Mike Malmstrom
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Hartington CC
Wheeler-Central
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Winnebago
Scribner
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Powrall Chirks
Cedar Rapids
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Norfolk
Beemer
Stramshurg
David Gily
Pen Creek
St. Fedward
Kearney Catholic
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Pleasanton i
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Ausley
Greeley
Grand Island NW
Adams Central
Bladen
Gilber
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Wood River
Gibbon
Hi Creek
Amberstad
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Grand Island CC
Nebraska Western
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Paul Bergman
Mike Scanlan
Carlice
Scott Trathels
Larry Cattell
Paul Potter
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