Mausbach helps Scotus rally past Concordia in double OT
Mausbach scored 12 points and Dan Daenzer hit late free throws as Scotus beat Concordia 56-54 in double overtime at Seward Concordia. The Shamrocks overcame a 9-point first half deficit, Griss and Briggs contributed double digits, and the Raiders fell after a late final shot attempt by Dave Cloeter.
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Deaven
Scotus
Contra Catholic
Theilley
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Uswows
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Uriges
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Anafehlag
Concordia
Gary Faszholz
Columbus
Mek
Dan Brock
Briggs
Dain
Gary Hayes
Dave Cloeter
Xo Mausbach
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Dave Daenzer
Halders
Mausbach
End Rock
Griess
Raiders
Concordia Junior Varsity
Celtics bolster hopes as Celtics beat Baltimore in overtime
Celtics rally to a 113 109 overtime win over Baltimore to boost playoff chances. Willis Reed injured for the Knicks amid a rough night as Detroit, Chicago, Phoenix and San Francisco also posted wins. John Havlicek and Dave Cowens led Boston, while Lew Hudson and Pete Maravich paced the Knicks and other notable scorers filled the box score across the league.
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Boston Celtics
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Knicks
Boston
Tom Heinsohn
Atlanta
Detroit
Chicago
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Clevelad
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Portland
Seattle
Do Jo White
Dave Cowens
Celtics
Good Will
John Havilock
Cowens
Jack Marin
Nulets
Walt Bellamy
Pete Maravich
Lew Hudson
Walk Frazier
Dave DeBusschere
Willis Heed
Theed
X Rays
Dave Bing
Jimmy Walker
Bob Lanier
Billy Cunningham
Ers
Detroits
Jerry Sloan
Bulls
Gail Goodrich
Lakers
Dick You Apsdale
Clewi Haskins
Cleveland
Walt Wesley
Cavaliers
County Hakins
Bil Fitch
Steck
Jerry Lucas
Petrie
Gary Gregor
Lee Winfield
Cathedral tops Aurora 77 76 in overtime thriller
Cathedral edges Aurora 77 76 after overtime as Randy Evans leads Grand Island with 32 points in a 67 83 victory over Norfolk. Lincoln Northeast beats Bealrice 48 89 and Wahoo Neu Mare piles 47 in second half to beat Fremont Bergan 76 50. Hastings improves to 12 3 with 54 42 win over Omaha Westside. The season feature Paul Thomas high scorer for Hastings. The prairie dog fact is noted.
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United Press International
Earney
Nazi Platte
Fite Platters
Dave Peterson
Grand Island
Randy Evans
Norfolk
Lincoln Northeast
Bealrice
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Omaha South
South
Aiko Cunningham
Omaha
Cathedral
Aurora
Cathedral Crew
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Westside
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David City Downs St Paul in Big Win
David City juniors Bob Martin Kim Eberly and Greg Sabata combined for 64 points to lead the team to a rout over visiting St Paul. Martin 26 Eberly 20 Sabata 18 paced the attack as St Paul was held to 47. David City closes regular season February 12 at Albion.
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David City
Bob Martin
Kim Eberly
Greg Sibata
St Paul
Dick Muma
Seouls
Martin
Eberly
Sabata
Worniek
Albion
St. Paul
Osceola Bulldogs Top Genoa In Conference Clash
Osceola defeats Genoa 68 to 50 after a tight start, building a 33-23 halftime lead. Bal Gissler scores 33 and adds several rebounds as the Bulldogs claim a Goldenrod Conference win, keeping both teams without league losses.
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Bob Gissler
Genoa Pridey
Bulldogs
Genoa
Goldenrod
Orioles
Telegram Fheto
Qscrola
Genoa Orioles
Bal Gissler
Foyt Admits Fastest Car for Daytona 500
Foyt says his 1969 Mercury is the fastest car for Sunday's Daytona 500 and cites the Wood brothers in the pits as an advantage. He led qualifying with a pole speed of 182.744 mph, while Pete Hamilton beat him in a 125-mile race with a 175.028 mph victory by Hamilton. Tiny Lund held the Permatex 300 pole in a 1968 Ford as Friday action featured several races including Grant American series and Formula 100 events.
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PIAL
Foyt
Wood Brothers
Pete Hamilton
Hamilton
Yoyt
Tiny Lund
Cross
Billy Tues
Shakopee
Minn
Chuck Sarich
Nockvilfe
Bill Scott
Mclean, Va
Iowa State Matmen Top Cowboys In Big Duel
Iowa State, ranked No. 1, defeated No. 2 Oklahoma State 22-14 in Ames before 7,000 fans. The Cyclones stretched their win streak to 12 after trailing four matches, weaving in pins and decisions to limit OSU to one more decision. Ray Stapp of OSU forfeited at 118 pounds due to injury. Dwayne Keller of OSU won by pin in 6:24 over Lee Johnson, while Ben Peterson of Iowa State upset Geoff Bauin 4-2.
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Iowa
UPI
Towa
Oklahoma State
Cyclones
Oklahoma
Cowboys
Ray Stapp
Dwayne Keller
Lee Johnson
Geoff Bauin
Iowa State
Ben Peterson
Yankees Sign Seven Players for 1971 Season
New York Yankees announce signing seven players for 1971 including infield second baseman Clarke. Other signees on Saturday include Jim Lyttle Pete Ward Bob Gardner Joe Pactwa Gary Jones and Doug Hansen as remaining terms settled with more players.
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UPI
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Seven Havers
Leigh High wins Mid-State title in 67 41 rout
Leigh High roared to the Mid-State Conference championship, defeating rival teams 67 to 41. Kan, a 6-4 senior, led with 21 points while Vollalz added 20 for the Panthers, who built a 41 26 halftime lead and pulled away in the final period. Urban paced the offense early with 18 points as Mollatt hit a key three to seal a 60 95 margin. Coach Jim Fehringer's Bulldogs posted 12 by Hoppinis and 12 by Viergil Preelor in a hard fought win. Clarkson upset Howells for third place, while Newman Grove and Stanton Invitational results added to the competitive week.
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Scotus
Tom Zahawa
Sackett
Honke
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Heinsovh
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Nell
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Lindsay Moly
Cfore
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Newman Grove
Joe Hoppes
Stanton
Clarkson
Howells
Jim Morrison
Bobcats
Joe Sindelar
Tvo
Ned Devils
Terry Fehneke
Jesse Kugern
Lakeview rallies to down Bennington in rough matchup
Lakeview Vikings overcame Bennington 63 54 as Tom Vandenberg and Steve McWilliams led with double figures. Bennington’s seniors Roger Selmidt and Rick Johnson answered early, but turnovers and strong Viking defense sealed the victory.
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Hennington
Lakeview Vikings
Wera
Bennington
Nalgers
Odd
Hero
Sunhiorigva
Tom Varklenberg
Sanz Rush
Badger
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H Poer
Vestmart
Steve McWiliams
Venttenberg
Tait
Sir. Edward
Beavers
Tarkeview
Leonard Kapecky
Balgers
An &d
Roger Selmidt
Rick Johnson
Ain
Hotura Dubasen
Beninga
Wita Lerts
Johnson
Hwa Hflers
Vardeietys Sieh
McWillams
Darge Ficklers
Mabnitie
Nho
Vandenberg
Schimlel
Caree
Att Johnson
Badgers
Vikes
Larry Whitng
Sieh
McWilliams
Vawlenberg
Sich
Mel Williams
Columbus High Wrestlers Reach Semis at District Meet
At North Platte the Class Ant District Wrestling Tournament sees Columbus High with six qualifiers for the semifinals. Morning sessions start with 2 pm semis and 11 am consolation rounds, finals at 3 20 pm. Columbus standouts Boruch Ball Speicher Nybeler and others won first-round bouts while several rivals were unable to qualify.
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Columbus
North Platte
McCook
PLA
Hastings
Adams Junior High
Gyammusint
Steve Boruch
Kim Ball
Jack Spelcher
Gerry Volnek
Dave Mohrman
Dave Nytffeler
Boxuch
Scott Brand
Grand Island
Volnek
Jerry Luth
Speicher
Pete King
Mobrotan
Bob Teichert
Shile Ball
Nybeler
BI Speicher
Randy DeFreees
Steve Yager
Bryan Thma
Dean Kober
Triebwasser Tops Bowl Scores in Pawnee League Battle
Triebwasser rolled 214 214 211 for a 639 series to lead Pawnee League play at Columbus Bowl. Ery Neemeyer posted a 296 with a 20, others included Frank Foufar 222 Lou Briggs 234 and Gene Johannes 604 series tops in Lutheran League. Supersweet paced with 956 and 2790 total. Dora Mage high game 200 and 528 in Thursday Matinee League as Ben Pensick 537 led series, with Square Dancers at 864 team score.
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Triebwasser
Columbus Bowl
Ery Neemeyer
Frank Foufar
Lou Briggs
G. Barnes
Larry Erks
den, Mathews
Fred Gerber
Don Beertohm
Wayne Harms
Bob Hardy
Brg Wieser
Jim Wieser
Ernie Christensen
Gary Badje
Darrell Mueller
Dora Mage
Ben Pensick
Carol Becher
Square Dancers
Singleton
Polks
Guenther and Morgan Pace Thunderbolt League High Scores
Guenther and Morgan lead Ford Guenther with a 619 series, aided by games of 226 and 205, and Rich Morgan's 233. Boulevard Lanes hosts the Thunderbolt League with Stan Gottschall 224, Del Triebwasser 212, Ed Guenther 201, Leo Hellners 269, and Ed Gehlen 205. Sahara Lounge paced team scoring with a 938 game and 2610 trio. In Speed Queen Teague, Viro Kolas posted 99 percentio and shared game honors with Mary Mowal 199. Deano's Diner tallied a team game and Russ Rebels had best series for Alb.
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Ford Guenther
Rich Morgan
Thunderbolt League
Boulevard Lanes
Stan Gottschall
del ‘Triebwasser
Ed Guenther
Leo Hellners
Ed Gehlen
Sahara Lounge
Viro Kolas
Mary Mowal
Deano
Diner
Russ Rebels
Memphis Pros purchased by local group in Memphis
Officials of Memphis Area Sports Inc. announced the purchase of the Memphis Pros of the ABA. The ABA approved the deal as stock sales neared $700,000 of a $200,000 goal, with more than 400 people buying shares at $4 each to support a winning franchise.
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Tent
UPI
Memphis Area Sports Inc
Memphis Pros
American Basketball Association
ABA
Stenphis Aven Sports
Jack Dolph
New York
Beavers rout Clark's Bombers in high school hoops
St Edward's Beavers led 19 to 13 after one, then surged in the third and fourth to beat Clark's Bombers 74 to 01. Senior Steve Flaherty led with 27 points, Tom Nordeen and Tom Nicklasson added 14 each, Kim Channer scored 43, while Dave Schultz had 18 for Clarkson. St Edward hosts Lakeview next.
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al Henkel
Beavers
Clark
Tue Bombers
Steve Flaherty
Yeavers
Tom Nordeen
Tom Nicklasson
Kim Channer
Dave Schultz
Kenneth Ippen
Auto track cancels two races over SCCA dispute
Officials in Atlanta announced the track cancelled two scheduled races due to a disagreement with the American SCCA over the sanctioning body's five year agreement. The decision follows talks between track management and SCCA officials.
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Athinta
A Far Club of American
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Katie Krzycki Spares Highlight Columbus Bowling Night
In Columbus, Katie Krzycki rolled an all spare game and earned the WIRE award. Frank Galvser posted a 221, Grace Pree a 5 series, and teams like Laundry Village led with a 901 game and 2484 series. Bantam League saw Dan Force 164 and Dave Engquist 263 series, while Dodgers posted 551 in a 900 series.
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Frank Galvser
Grace Pree
Columbus Bol
Force
Corrine Cage
Edie Berney
Connie Krzycki
Peg Batts
Doris McDonald
Bev Schaefer
Carlson
Katie Kreyck
Laundry Village
Dan Force
Dave Engquist
Carol Woerter
Demiser Thomse
Gals
Dodgers
Dannis Behlen
Macry Frerichs
Mareasome
Harry Carlson
Norm Sellie
Kehs
Pizza Hut
Gary
Badgers
Indian Tribes in Nebraska Before White Settlement
About 40,000 Indians from four tribes lived in the Nebraska region before white settlers arrived, when the area was still largely controlled by indigenous communities and their territorial boundaries remained in place.
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Nebraska
Firat Ceriyer
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