Columbus swimmers chase Apollo title repeat
Columbus High heads to the Apollo Conference swimming meet at Ralston Pool aiming to defend its title. Coach Dave Menais’s squad holds wins over Halston Norfolk and Millard, with standout Brooke Pierson and Vout Folsom aiming to extend records in free and diving events.
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Columbus High
Ralston
Viscoverers
Hinks
Dave Menais
Columbus
Halston
Norfalk
Millard
Tines
Brooke Pierson
S.1b
Agan
Vout Folsom
Wenan
McNair
Leylo
Unsug
Inners
Kearney
Heercnls
Lo Shulton
Grumland and Bomberger lead in Centennial League bowling
Grumland and Bomberger head a high scoring Centennial League division at Boulevard Lanes posting top games and strong series. Players like Dan Buggi, Denny Bilstein, Harold Siebler, and Dennis Kudron reported solid scores, with Brown Derby Yal posting the best 2 800 series. Mixed League highlights feature Larry Bamberger with a 220 high game and a 668 series.
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iHarold Keuniland
Jackaling
Larry Bomberger
Boulevard Lanes
Dan Buggi
Russ Burmond
Jercy Hagee
Denny Bilstein
Rich Storgan
Harold Siebler
Dun Kozak
Ardean Stone
Dun Topi
Joe Rurup
del Engquist
Dennis Kudron
John Kosele
Randy Krumland
Dick Wacheldorf
Leon Miller
Allen Brown
Jac Karnik
Bob Arnberger
Tloydl Arasmill
Deano
Ficke
Don Brase Tolle
Harold Siedler
Turkey population rise in mid century states totals
The data notes turkeys growing from 97 080 in 1952 to 541 000 in 1958 across 35 states. It highlights spring and fall seasons as the main harvest periods.
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Satauk
District basketball shifts spark debate among Prep teams
The Discoverers change districts with Columbus and Fremont reassigned to new groupings affecting Hastings Beatrice Grand Island. Creighton Prep takes Columbus’s place, with Norfolk drawing Creighton Prep as pairings are announced. Nebraska events include a Huskers Iowa State telecast with a Pella drill team and three football awards. NU tracksters head to Houston for Astrodome meet.
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Columbus
Hastings
Beatrice
Grand Islail
Creighton Prep
Fremont
South Sioux City
Norfolk
Une Orahaus
Huskers
Iowa State Cagers
Lincoln
Pella
Jonks Ike
Indiana
Colorado
Frank Sevigne
Houston
Bluejays fall as St Bonaventure bests Creighton
St Bonaventure used sharp shooting and tight defense to throttle Creighton 73 to 28 on Wednesday night. Creighton trailed early, never broke the Bonnies zone, and finished with a season-worst scoring effort as Glenn Price and Carl Tarcksom led St Bonaventure with 23 and 22 points respectively while Creighton’s Tex Wnbe led with 17.
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OMAHA
UPI
St. Bonaventure
Creighton
Bluejays
Bonaventus
Larry Weise
Texl
Wnebbe
Decksanville Sutklin
Price
Bannies
Domed stadium planned near Buffalo with private funds
A domed stadium described as comparable to Houston's Astrodome is planned for suburban Lancaster near Buffalo New York. The project will be funded privately and is scheduled to begin in the coming spring.
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Buffalo
Nys
Houston
Lancaster
Zeider Kloke lead in Cornhusker League bowling at Columbus Bowl
Wackelder posted high 40 game 205 and 178 for a 649 series while Kloke rolled 258 high game and 606 total. George Bigel added 610 with 222 and 201, and others posted scores including Rota 214 Lanne 211 Behlen 209 Leonhard 235 Chaulk 293 Bohaty 218 Gablenz 203 Carlson 201 Korte 201 Dey 207.
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Wackelder
Columbus Bowl
Bob Kloke
George Bigel
Jerry Rota
Bill Lanne
Kurt Behlen
Fred Leonhard
Stevia Chaulk
Doug Bohaty
Dan Gablenz
Harry Carlson
Rich Korte
Harold Dey
Vikings Set For District Wrestling Tourney at Midland College
Schuyler favors Lakeview wrestlers to advance to the state meet in Lincoln as the Class B-2 District unfolds at Midland College Field House Fremont with preliminaries Friday at 1 p.m. and semifinals 7 p.m. The field includes Arlington Blair Elkhorn Hooper Logan View Cathedral Gross Paul VI Randolph Tekamah Jermaz Wahoo Wayne Wisner Pilger and Lakeview led by seniors Ed Kinzer Dwight Loseke and junior Bob Jermann along with Beiermann and other qualifiers.
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Lakeview High
Lincoln
Midland College
Fremont
Patio
Salu
Angler
Arlington
Bliir
Elkhorn
Hooper Logan View
Cathedral
Gross
Paul VI
Randolph
Tekamah-Jermaz
Wahoo
Wayne
Wisner-Pilger
Lakeview
Jerry Wadleigh
Vikings
Ed Kinzer
Dwight Loseke
Bob Jermann
Beiermann
Seward Convardia
Nathan Brandt
Packers head Midget league standings at Family V
Packers remain undefeated in the Midget basketball standings at Family V after a 138 win over the Rotary Bears. Semonta Sophers and Bike Reds tied for second at 4 1 with recent victories, and multiple players from Elks Reds Evening Lions and other teams posted scoring totals. Squirrel season ends in Nebraska on January 21 1972.
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Evening Lions Packers
Rotary Bears
Ricky Englemann
Will Chavana
Nebraska
Jabbar Extended Streak Key in Milwaukee Win Over Cavaliers
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar connected on 12 straight floor shots as Milwaukee beat Cleveland 126-121. He finished with 54 points, trailing the single game NBA mark of 35 straight baskets by Will Chamberlain, while Chicago and other top teams remained in the Midwest race. Walt Wesley led the Cavaliers with 23, and LA beat Atlanta while Boston, New York won in other NBA action.
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United Press International
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Adul Jabbar
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Will Chamberlain
Milwaukee Star
National Basketball Association
Boston
NBA
Abdul Jabar
Chicago
Abdul-Jabbar
Tucius Allen
Wally Jones
Hile Oscar (Robertson
Milyauker
Walt Wesley
Cavs
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Buffalo
New York
Detroit
Henning wins gold as U S speeds toward sweep
Teenager Anne Henning set an Olympic record in the 600 meters with 43.39 seconds and teamed with Diane Holum to help the United States win its second gold. The U S hockey team beat Finland 4 1 as Craig Larner and Kevin Ahearn scored, and Mike Curran starred in goal.
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Sapporo
Japan
UFIJ
Anne Henning
United States
Secon
Wahven
Mise Henning
Northbrook
Diane Holum
Sun
Miss Henning
Miss Holm
U.S
Russia
Lydia Skoblokova
Finland
Graig Larner
St. Val
Minn
Henry Bousha
Wars Road
Boucha
Larners
Frank Sanders
St. Paul
Kevin Ahearn
Mike Curran
Poland
Aliss Holum
Canada
Sylvia Burka
Miouzh
Vera Krasnova
Cham Ludmila Titeya
Ben
Lakeview Scotus clash signals district showdown tone
Lakeview High and Scotus Central Catholic meet Saturday on the Lakeview maples in a key Class B district prep. Lakeview seeks payoff from recent wins and home advantage while Scotus aims to rebound after losses, with seniors leading both squads as a banner crowd is expected. Scotus also hosts Schuyler Friday in a rivalry noted for seasoned lineups and tight play.
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Lakmviewigh School
Scotus Central Catholic
Lakeview Maples
Svoughes
Vikings
Lakeview
Shamrocks
Lakeviw
Utica Centennial
Loup City
Steve McWilliams
Vikes
Centennial
Jim Pillen
Jim
Steve
Doug Zougha
Scotus
Walesa Neumann
Hastings St. Cecilia
Frank Mielak
Dan Briggs
Neumann
St. Cecilia
Dan Brock
Mielak
Briggs
Tor Sicha
Duane Heimann
Dave McWilliams
Clete Fillen
Jon Reins
Kim Pillen
Dan Brack
Tom Jicha
Chuyler
Action
Schuyler
Warriors
Colfax County
Jura and Bryan lead Nebraska in Big Eight stats
In Kansas City, Nebraska stars Chuck Jura and Tom Bryan Rank high in Big Eight figures. Jura is second in scoring at 22.1 points per game totaling 145, and leads in rebounding at 12.4 per game with 67 boards. Bryan sits high in scoring and third in field goal percentage at .642, while Jura stands 7th at .523. Nebraska tops team field goal percentage at .497 and is 6th in free throw percentage at .646.
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Kansas City
UPI
Nebraska
Chuck Jura
Tom Bryan
RanFereHey
Jura
Katsas
Bud Stalheerth
Bryan
Jas
Huskers
Nebraskans
Underhand World Championship Plans Amid Global Softball Talk
A 1976 men fast pitch world event is slated for New Zealand with a parallel 172 tournament planned in Manila Philippines as organizers plot schedules and venues.
CHS battles Kearney for District wrestling crown
Columbus High heads to Grand Island High School for the Clara A4 District wrestling tournament with CHS aiming to qualify for state. Defending champ Kearney enters as top contender, joined by Grand Island Hastings Scottsbluff North Platte McCook Beatrice. Weigh-ins start Friday at 1 pm with rounds and semifinals Saturday, finals to follow. Columbus top seed Dave Mohrman leads a field featuring Rosas Geisert Collefsen Nickel Pittman Cherry Speicher and Dierberger among others.
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Columbus High
Grand Island High School
Kearney
Utle
Bearcats
Alliance
Sunner
Columbus
Grand Island
Hastings
Scottsbluff
North Platte
McCook
Beatrice
Dave Mohrman
Joe Rosas
Hod Geisert
Kim ‘Collefsen
Nick Nickel
Dean Pittman
Dan Truel
Kevin: Cherry
Jack Speicher
CHS
Steve Boruch
Gerry Voliek
Mohrman
A Speicher
Voliek
Boruch
Gary Sphere Ca
Jaye McNair
Bill Speicher
DeFreece
Steve Dager
Volock
Doug Waurdinger
Alohrmac
Scott Dierberger
Dale Henke
Pairing for District C cage meet announced at Aquinas
District C basketball pairing announced for Aquinas High School next week. Seeded teams include David City High School Cedar Rapids Stromsburg and East Butler. First round games Monday at 6 30 p m David City vs Fillerton and 8 p m Stromsburg vs St Edward. Winners meet 7 30 p m Wednesday. Tuesday has Stromsburg vs St Edward at 6 30 p m and Osceola vs Cedar Rapids at 8 p m. Championship set for 7 30 p m Feb 26.
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David City
Aquinas High School
David City High School
Cedar Rapids
Stromsburg
East Butler
Fillerton
Gena
East Antler
Strmomsburg
St. Edward
Osceola
Victers
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Ed Johnson
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B. Forbes
Dan Ackerman
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