Palmer shoots Eldorado record 64 in Desert Classic round
Arnold Palmer posts a course record 64 with nine birdies and one bogey to sit 138, two behind leader Brian Allin, as Billy Casper fires a late eagle and hot stretch to a 65. Jack Nicklaus sits 139, Johnny Miller at 140, with chase for tournament title underway in Palm Springs.
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Hastings aips Columbus 9th clinch tie in GP freshmen
Hastings downed Columbus 66 55 for a tie in the Great Plains Conference freshman basketball race. Hastings and Grand Island Barr finish 6 2 in league play. Bruce Metzger scored 18 Rob Woodward 12 for Hastings with Bullington and Van Dyke 8 each and Mancuso 7 others spread scoring as Discoverers drop to 3 5. The Tigers end 4 6 on the year with a game at Fremont on Feb 12.
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Young Wins U S Gold in 500 Meter Speed Skating
Sheila Young, 25, from Detroit, skated to the gold in 42.76 seconds at Innsbruck becoming America's first Winter Olympic gold and a double medalist. Cathy Priestner took silver and Tatiana Averina finished third as the Soviet Union leads the medal race with seven titles.
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CHS Freestylers Rally for Dual Win at Grand Island
Columbus High powered by Dale Robertson led a 92 81 victory at Grand Island as Robertson set a 200 free record 1 57 4 and anchored a 500 free win. Harsh and Mueller swept sprints while Wertz Lange Eihausen and teammates posted key events. The Discoverers improve to 4 5 1 and prep for Apollo and Big Ten meets with Millard Invitational looming.
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Clarks Crown Six In Goldenrod Conference Victory
Clarks paraded six champions to win the first official Goldenrod Conference Wrestling title at Stromsburg. The success marks a standout team performance with multiple titles secured across weight classes.
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Bowling league results across multiple clubs and events
Bowlers across Columbus and surrounding areas scored in many leagues. Standouts include Jack Romshek with 236 and 201 for Bellwood Bar, Janet Zulkoski at 192, Rita Fuhr 509, and Jean Karnik 506 in the Women’s League, with team totals like Rightons at 2 332 and Micek Construction at 2 610 in Cornhusker play. The Class D No 8 Bombers dominated, while Osceola’s Ray Johnson and Palmer champions earned state-level golds in their finals.
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Everett Hough
Dale Electronic Women's League
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Rita Fuhr
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Senior Citizens League
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Chris Ziombie
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Marilyn Schreiber
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Ron Graus
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John Krumbach
Don Walter
George Engel
Rich Korte
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Randy Kurtenbach
Clarence Woichoskie
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Darrel Huft
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Norm Manstedt
Palmer
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Tobin Anderson
Ron Richards
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Scott Pickrel
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Robert Rieken
Daryl van Pelt
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Beatrice-Tonka Lanes Hosts Burwood Bowling Tour Event
Beatrice local doubles team Ray Eusterbrook and Roy Griepentrog slipped to third place in the 32nd Burwood Bowling Tour at Tonka Lanes. They had led the standings for four weeks with 1,323 pins before Omaha duo Joe Palidino and Ted Detmering topped them with 1,363 pins with two weeks remaining.
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Huskers unveil 1976 home schedule and key foes
Nebraska plans a strong 1976 home slate with Missouri Oklahoma State and Oklahoma visiting Lincoln. The schedule includes Kansas State Colorado LSU Indiana and Hawaii trips plus a Sept. 11 season opener at LSU and a Sept. 18 visit to Indiana. Non conference tests include LSU Miami and Hawaii with league battles expected against Colorado Missouri Kansas and the two Oklahoma programs.
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Missouri Tigers seek regroup at Colorado after upset by Kansas State
Big Eight race tightens as 10th ranked Missouri, 5-1 Nebraska clash with Iowa State. Missouri faces Colorado away after Kansas State snapped an 11 game home streak. Willie Smith nears school scoring mark as Kansas meets Oklahoma and Kansas State hosts Oklahoma State. Nebraska aims for first road win at Iowa State.
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UCLA Rising to Pac-8 Lead with 92 87 Win Over Washington
UCLA clinched sole first place in the Pac-8 by beating Washington 92 87 in Seattle. Marques Johnson scored 24 points as Lin Bartow’s zone defense stifled the Huskies while Oregon State and Washington State also posted wins.
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Richard Washington
Bruin
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Andre McCarter
Jim Spillane
Lars Hansen
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Cal
Gene Ransom
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Steve Puidokas
Norton Barnhill
Ron Davis
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