Columbus Upsets East In Overtime Thriller
A drenched 4,000 crowd watched Columbus edge East 66-62 in overtime. Klutman led CHS with 25 points and nine assists, while Heckeney added 20 points for the Discoverers, who overcame a late East rally to claim the nonconference win. Big finish by Hansen and Hoth helped East force OT, but Columbus prevailed.
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Rich Gayer
Columbus
Jack Johnson
S . Discoverers
Lincoln East
Favs
Albtino
East
Itigh
Maples
Sixltvetert Columbus
Loval
Funs
Jon Abegghén
Ban Miller
Spartans
Berkewey
Klutman
Zimmerman
Gillows
Hansen
CHS
Klotman
Nets
Kintman
Moth
Heckeney
Klufman
Mansen
Klulman
Beckewey
Vange
Hoth
Johnson
Hastings
Millard
Raiders edge North Platte in MCC clash 101 85
Platte College Raiders gained a new bite as they defeated North Platte 101 to 85. Leading scorers include Trader with 28 and Kincaid 26 for Platte while Derick Gray led North Platte with 26. the win keeps Platte in title contention with two road games ahead.
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North Plate
Gene Torezon
Reiders
Elkhorn
Mike ‘Rader
Dave Kincaid
Louisville
Halive Derick Gray
Knights
LA. Gray
Omshan Karl Webb
Raiders
Torezonmen
Nebraska Western
Scottsbiiff
Fairbury
Cougars
Platte
Sterling
Cola
North Platte
York
Columbus Crew
Western
Cougar Maples
Trader
Kincaid
Bailey
McArdle
Tinius
Preister
Seidel
Tiansen
Wouly
DP. Gray
L. Gray
Webb
Puls
McLaughlin
McKain
Kelay
Hidnour
Poli
Platte College Raiders cruise with 93.1 scoring average
Athletic Director Gene Torezon releases stats for Platte College Raiders after 20 games. The team averages 93.1 points per game, margins of victory exceed six points, and they hold opponents to 46.7. Individual leaders include Leonard Brad McArdle and Dave Jacard with notable scoring and rebounds, while free throw shooting leads by McArdle and Trader among others.
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Gene Torezon
Raiders
We Charity
Threealders
Leonard Brad McArile
CHS
Dave Jacard
Raldats
Jt White
Discoverers in Big 10 wrestling eye title dethroning Scottsbluff
In Fremont opening day action at the Big Ten wrestling meet, Kearney and Grand Island push hard as Scottsbluff seeks a sixth consecutive title. Fremont leads with seven qualifiers, Columbus claims five, and key wrestlers Kim Ball Speicher Mohrman advance in weight classes.
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Pi Quals
Keartry
Fremont
Grind Island
Scottebluff
Norfolk
Alliance
Hasilagt
Columbus
North Platte T McCook
Premont
Kearney Iigh
Scottsbluff
Kearney
Bravcals
Fremont Lilgtrgebott
Tnis Finct
Grand Island
Scoltshhull
Kim Ball
Jack Speicher
Aml da
Mohrman
Otter Cus Nalmen
Dan Schneiss Wins Club Award in Columbus Ohio Roster
Dan Schneiss accepted the Touchdown Club of Columbus award during the 11th annual all sports gala. Stanford star Kim Plunkett, recipient of the Harley Trophy, received standing ovation after thanks to the club. Other honorees included Archie Manning Rex Kern John Teaves Pat Sullivan and winners from USC UCLA Notre Dame and Nebraska.
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Columbus
Oho
Stanford
Kim Phinkett
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Touchdown Club of
Plunkett
Nu Lpirk
Chi Harley
Chuck Jixson
Southern Methodist
Rex Kern
Archie Manning
Mississippi
Don Moorhead
Michigan
John Teaves
Florida
Dennis Dummit
UCLA
Joe ‘Theismann
Notre Dame
Pat Sullivan
Aubur
Sammy Baugh
Oakland Staiders
George Blanda
Vince Lombardi
NII
Hia
Blanda
Darrell Royal
University of Texas
We York Giants Pass Record Reported In 1962 Game
UPI reports The We York Football Giants allegedly set a team record with 42 consecutive passes completed against the Washington Hedsking in 1962. Yu A. Title held the prior mark, and Pittle albu supposedly threw seven touchdowns in that game to tie an NFL record.
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NEW York
UPI
We York Football Giants
Yu A
Washington Hedsking
Pittle Albu
Humphrey High tops Bluejays in loop affair
Humphrey High used a final surge to beat Newman Grove BMS in a MidState Conference game. David Sjuts led with 18 points, Mike Barmgach 11, while Terry Johnson led the Bluejays with 15 points. The Bulldogs improved to 53 on the season, Newman Grove dropped to 11. The teams meet again Monday in the Mid State tournament opener at Battle Creek.
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Newman Grove
Humphrey High
Bulldogs
David Sjuts
Mike Barmgach
Bob Moose
Bluejays
Terry Johnson
Craig Jacobson
Humphrey
Batlle Creek
Kein Pope Juin
Lindsay Holy Family
Doige - Clarkson
Humphry
Newman Civeye
Lesa
Tilo
Neimbarg
Jon
Larry Giral
Hse
Hou
Brock
Ra Fonnnat
Pune Helimany
Mike Shanahan
Dan Briggs
Gary Musilek
Shanahan
Cavaliers
Neumann
Zane Ping
Scorus
Newman
Serlad
Scatus Jayvees
Neumanin Lad
Dave Korger
Ton Zabawa
Randy Fricke
Shamrock Jayvees
Malinsitom
Wiety
Sackett
Honke
Heinsahn
Varsity
Mastek
Sllanahan
Cikat Uaw
Storine
Ie Neumann
Broa
Aquinas Falls In Close 60 56 Setback At Seward
In a hard fought game Aquinas trailed Seward 60 56 as Randy Hiemer led with 13 rebounds and 15 points while Neil Schulz scored 14 for Seward. Aquinas shot 24 of 68 from the field and Seward made 23 of 68 as the Bluejays earned the win with balanced scoring.
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Seward
David City
Aquinas
Seward Prndiy
Monsehhsett
Omaha
Xante
Randy Hiemer
Goh Bierkower
Les Hlolovy
Hiemer
Neil Schulz
Bluejays
Bian Tittmann
Bruce Keller
Agid Ken Maca
Dale Kerkman
Chadron Beats Peru 78 65 in NCC Clash
Chadron State College defeated Peru State 78 to 65 in Nebraska College Conference play. Chadron led 40 33 at halftime with Rick Brown scoring 25 and Rex Brown 23 while Harry Green topped Peru in scoring. The Eagles move to 14 6 overall and 3 0 in NCC. the Bobcats drop to 13 5 overall and 0 3 in conference.
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Chadron
UPI
Chadron State College
Peru State
Nebraska College Conference
Rick Brown
Rex Brown
Harry Green
Eagles
Bobcats
Scotus Central Catholic Edges Neumann 46 44 In OT Battle
Scotus Central Catholic outlasted Neumann 46 to 44 in a tight conference clash with late free throws and a late rally. The Cavaliers and Shamrocks traded leads as Mausbach and Brock led Scotus while Neumann’s Giral hit key threes.
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Scotus Central Catholic
Neumann
St. Cecilia
Chamberlain Lakers top Bucks in late rally
Wilt Chamberlain anchored a decisive third quarter run for the Los Angeles Lakers to beat the Milwaukee Bucks 126-93. Kareem Lew Alcindor outscored Chamberlain 27-24 but could not prevent the Lakers from sealing the win as Oscar Robertson and Jerry West contributed 46 and 23 points respectively. Other NBA results across the league included Portland defeating San Francisco 123-117 and Detroit beating New York 108-99.
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United Press International
Wilt Chamberlain
Wriday
Lew Alcindor
Imay Sill
Chamberlain
Los Angeles
Soxers
Milwaukee Bucks
Alcindor
Baker Center
Mt Dai
Lretroit
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Seatlre
Baltimore
Tuffalo
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Clare Jane
Geott Petrie
Portland
San Francisco
Nate Thurmond
Dave bin
Jimmy Walker
Detroit
Knicks
Bing
Walker
Vistana
Wills Reed
Walt Wrazier
Bob Love
Chet Walker
Bulls
Archie Clai
White
Jode White
Celtics
Don Nelson
Royals
Pete Maravich
Hawks
Sonics
Cronin Sets Pinch Hit Record With Five In One Season
Boston Red Sox president and player manager Joe Cronin hit five pinch home runs in the 193 season, a major league record. The feat came during a doubleheader against Philadelphia, where Cronin homered in each game.
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Boston
UPI
Joe Cronin
Sox
Philadelphia
Cronin
Brown sets Canadian open high jump record at maple indoor meet
Reynaldo Brown of Los Angeles cleared 5 feet 2 inches to break his own Canadian open mark at the Telegram Maple Leaf Indoor Games in Toronto before a crowd of 14,089. Other highlights included Dick Kallschak and Kjell Isskisson tying for vault at 17 feet and Labenz edging Szardykowski in a photo finish race. Debbie Brill of Vancouver won the women’s high jump with 5 feet 10 inches, defeating Inkpen of England.
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UPI
Reynaldo Brown
Telegram
California
Dick Kallshack
Sweden
Kjell Isskssan
Rallsback
Miter Check Labenz
Los Angeles
Tienryk Szardykowski
Poland
Labenz
Szardykowski
Lebenz
Andrej Bandenski
Jared Ketler
Australia
Kerry O'Brien
Fran Wire
Herb Washington
Michigan State
Lee Evans
New York
Lom Vor Ruden
Long Beach
Calif
Marcus Walker
Denver
Cola
Willie Davenport
Baton House
Rosemary Stirling
England
Matheusville
Jamaica
Mamie Rawlins
Chica-go
Pat Hawking
Canada
Vancouver
Debbie Brill
Baraca Inkpen
Miss Kpen
Columbus frosh upset Walnut cagers 78 70
Columbus freshmen upset Walnut 78 to 70 in Grand Island action. Columbus rose from a 48 25 halftime deficit to win as Scott Trofiolz led with 16 points and teammates contributed in a balanced scoring effort. Walnut’s Doug Welzel and Mike Dowd each posted 19 in a losing effort.
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Wwtmpus
Great Plains
Grand Island Walnut
Columbus
Kearney
Grand Island
Hat Rare
Maples
Scott Trofiolz
Marcon
Bob Corn
Tom Walters
Jek Joseph
Mike Krumland
Phil Peppler
Ron Ernst
Doug Welzel
Mike Dowd
Framont
Walnut
Bowlers shine in Pawnee and other league action at Columbus Bowl
Christensen tops with 225 and Léon Miller posts 394 series including a 209 as Pawnee League leaders at Columbus Bowl. Ryha Body Shop leads team with 933 and 2 676. Fatheran League honors go to Eno Johnson 220 and Darrell Mueller 581 with 211 in the mix. Seiperswreet tops Teats with 462 and 2 733. Sherry Thomsen 193 and Jenn Ruseby 516 lead Marines League. Square Dancers post 733 and 1 905 to take action.
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Nane Christensens
Léon Miller
Columbus Bowl
Don Gredhtee
Stick Iarral
Bob Aerni
J. Jarrington
del Triebwasser
Dick Brekken
Low Driggs
Keith Kallenbach
Leo Janicek
John Sprachley
Jin Wieser
Pete Wieser
Ryha Body Shop
Eno Johnson
Darrell
Mueller
Gene Krumland
Ed Borchers
Carl Schmidt
Almer Kapelg
Gene Johannes
Roy Johnson
Gary Badje
Ark Bokenjusy
Seiperswreet
Sherry, Thomsen
Jenn Ruseby
Marines League
Dora Tiago
Tak
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Les Cattan
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Tyes
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Mike Wagner
Dan Lannan
Focal
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Dager
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Dick Hansen
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Terchewey
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Terry Muusbach
Dan Brock
Centrak Catholic
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Seattle
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Lew Hudson
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Fred Carter
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