Barbara Cochran wins 3rd gold for U S in Sapporo
Barbara Cochran, 21, of Richmond, Va., claimed the United States first Alpine skiing gold in 20 years by winning the women's slalom at Sapporo. She edged France's Danielle Debernard by two hundredths of a second, totaling 1 31.24. Anne Henning also earned a bronze in speedskating, while other U S skaters stood strong in event finals.
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Husker gridsters honored at Nebraska banquet
Lincoln UP reports the University of Nebraska Cornhuskers were honored at an annual football awards banquet. Jeff Kinchey and Jerry Tagge received top offensive back and outstanding back awards, Jim Amberson won defensive back, Larry Jacobson top defensive lineman, Wreck Rupert offensive lineman honors. Bob Devaney named top coach. Karl Edwards keynote. About 1,100 attendees. seniors honored with wrist identification bands.
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Guy Chamber Jin
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Jim Amberson
Larry Jacobson
Wreck Rupert
Bob Devaney
Nerves wear thin in Big 8 cage race
The Big Eight title race tightens as Missouri Nebraska and Oklahoma hold 52 records with Kansas 15 behind. Nebraska’s Joe Cipriani restrained after a 72-70 loss at Oklahoma. Missouri and Iowa State clash as Missouri seeks late-season home dominance.
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Lund and Hough Lead Major League Bowling Scores
Warren Lund topped the Major League with 225 games and a 74 series at Boulevard Lanes, while Everett Hough posted 212 and 20 percent. Gill Schnele bowled 224, Rich Kmentti 204, Harold Kroomland 204, and Don Gabler 201. D & L posted 887 as the best team game, Ski Lounge had the high series at 2575, and Rita Fulk led the Dale Electronics Women's League with 207. Pin Pointers added 753 in a 2154 total as Ed Zimmer led the Senior League with 202.
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Wayne State defeats Dana in non-conference clash
Dennis Siefkes scored 27 points to lead Wayne State to an 88 to 58 victory over Dana. Wayne State held a strong first half lead, while Dana struggled with a low scoring output led by Bryan Traylor with 2 points.
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Hansen and others post high scores in Metro league bowling
Tony Hansen leads Pawnee League with a 681 series behind games of 222 24 and 205. Honard Weisser fires 259 for a 629 series, Bill Kurtenbach 630, and a string of 200s. Team leaders BC Tangers 971 in a game and Columbus Grain No 1 2848 in a threesome. In Laithéran Gary Radje tops with 241 and Darrell Janssen Jed 612 in a series. Supersweet 821 and 2635 lead the lists. Tom Lyon 697 total tops the Metro League. Thursday Matinee sees Verona Scarpf 492 and Donna Laska 522. Sambas lead team scoring with 28 and 1792.
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Darrell Janssen
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Martin Cattan
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Gene Krumland
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Ted Saalfeld
Supersweet
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Larry Faltys
Hill Spulak
Roy Berggren
Joe Konwinski
Aquinas Faculty Defeats Scotus in Charity Basketball Game
Aquinas faculty defeated Scotus in a charity basketball game for the John Selzer Fund. About 83 dollars were netted as Ross Ridenour scored 21 points and Frank Spencer added 10 for Aquinas. Scotus challenged a rematch on March 7 at 7 p.m. Two persons reportedly ended the game.
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John Selzer
Ross Ridenour
Frank Spencer
Kisers
Ducks Unlimited marks 30 years of habitat work in Canada
After 30 years, Ducks Unlimited members have invested 15 million dollars in Canada to develop 300 waterfowl production areas and to build or restore about 1,600,041 acres of nesting habitat along with over 8,200 miles of protective shoreline.
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Grand Island Faces CHS Maples in Saturday Showdown
CHS visits Grand Island Saturday to contend for the east division crown as Les Callau of Columbus recovers from knee injury. CHS, 4-2 in district play, aims to extend a five-game win streak over the Islanders who enter with a 3-3 record and face Maroons in the district opener in March.
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Howells Clarkson battle for Mid-State title tonight
Howells (7-4) faces Clarkson (14-3) in a rubber match for the Mid-State Conference basketball crown with a 6:00 start. Howells upset Leigh 42-34 while Clarkson shocked Elkhorn Valley 54-48. Coach Ron Oswald’s crew led 15-4 after a quarter and carried a 46-28 edge into the final period as Jessi Kucera and Gary Vayrina led the winners with 22 and 14 points respectively.
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Nastase Upset in Net Journey at May Co Open
In Los Angeles, Pierma Barthes from Paris stunned second seed Ilie Nastase 26 64 64 in the May Co. International quarterfinals. Pancho Gonzales fell 6-1 6-1 to Thomaz Koch as the event heads to San Diego for remaining quarters before semifinals and finals in Los Angeles.
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Renovation plans for Yankee Stadium revealed
New York reports proposed stadium renovation include artificial turf installation and removal of all poles. Norman Redlich disclosed the plan and noted adjustments to host Canadian football team games in the venue.
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Columbus High tops Kearney in 68 26 win and set up title bid
Columbus High swim team crushed Kearney 68 to 26 in a tuneup dual as they eye a second Apollo Conference title at Ralston. Senior captain Russ Nyffeler swam a 2 04 2 in the 200 freestyle, Brooks Pierson won two sprints, and the medley relay led by John Wright and Ed Johansen posted 1 59 9.
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Brooks Robinson Honored as Player Who Best Typifies Baseball
New York UPI reports Brooks Robinson, the three time American League champion Orioles star, was honored Thursday as the player who best typifies the game of baseball at a luncheon presided over by Commissioner Bowie Kuhn. Idre Harmon Kiltebtey of Minnesota, Erie Banks of Chicago, and AL Kaline of Detroit were other finalists in voting by major league executives and news members.
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Ice Fishing Hook Limits in Nebraska Lakes
Nebraska anglers are restricted to five hooks per line and a maximum of fifteen hooks across all lines when ice fishing on statewide lakes and streams. The rule aims to reduce bycatch and protect fish populations during winter fishing.
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Worthington Ire To Play Here Saturday Night Basketball
Worthington hosts Worthington ire on Saturday at Platte College court facing the Raiders. Coach Arlo Mogek’s 5-2 Minnesotans rank high in defense and rebounding, with starters Hoels from Colorado Springs and Wayne Hai of Brandon Valley leading a tough lineup. Platte College counters with Wesolowski, Kincaid, Trader, Hliefernich, and Nelson, as the Wayne State Junior Varsity visit Friday. The Raiders aim to finish the season strong after weekend games, with two more home bouts against York College and Nebraska Western.
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Bratkowski Wins Wisconsin Pro Football Writers’ Award
Zeke Bratkowski, once a coach, is named the 1972 winner of the Wisconsin Pro Football Writers’ Starr Award for a meritorious playing career. The ceremony occurs February 20 at the fourth annual Wisconsin Writers dinner where he will present the award to teammate Bratkowski, who retired as a player in 1969 after playing for the Vikings.
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Vikings Upset CHS Sophs In Close Contest
Lakeview's Bob Wachal and 2 Korte starred as the Vikings defeated CHS sophomores 67-57. Rex Porter, Ron, Bob Com-4, and Steffens each added points while Dew Badje 2 and Sam Obennell 2 contributed. Coach Roy Greenwall's reserves led 22-13 after one quarter and trailed by one at halftime as Gram Island hosts on Feb 17 at 6 p.m.
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Weekend Sports TV Preview Sparks Thrills Across Games
Local readers glimpse a packed weekend slate with St Louis Drake and Purdue Ohio State clashes. Nebraska aims for a Big Eight edge as U faces a three way chase with Missouri and Kansas. NBA and NHL games, golf and bowling set Sunday hours with Lakers versus Bullets and Montreal at Boston promising fireworks.
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