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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1973

Page

5

Kearney Seeks Seventh Win to Reach Playoff Spot

Kearney seeks seventh win to reach the playoffs after a 68 71 close defeat at North Platte. Coach Toni Rine’s Buccaneers edged a winded Nort Platte defense in a West Division Big Ten race update. The February 20 game at Nome remains part of the season stretch.

Kearney North Platte Toni Rine Nort Platte Nome Allie Sinc North Platte Seveue Bulldogs McCook Columbus High Ant Grand Island Jack Johnson Discoverers Norfolk Loren Kitlion Columbus Sul Poller Columbus Senior High Selsnol Aliayro Soouishlatl Cary Penne Nylta Warrstan Caduubus Suetolh Pawillon Weeril Couimbay Hastie Gendt SO Coley Nortrast SL McCook

Kansas State Nips Kansas 67-66 In Manhattan

Kansas State edged Kansas 67 66 as Lon Kruger and Tom Rivisto sparked late rallying for the Wildcats who trailed by 13 midgame. Kansas State improved to 10 3 in conference and 7 3 overall while Kansas dropped to 4 2 in the Big Eight.

Kansas State Kansas Manhattan Quily Tom Rivisto Lon Kruger Jayhawks Marshall Rogers Kivist Kruger Wildcats Rivista Ted Owens Niger Wikdtals Star Guard Owens Jack Martman Marsas State Sisy Dave Taynor Hogers Tom Smith Alitchel Denny Reard Williams Mitchell Kanses

Fisher sparks Genoa victory over St Praneis

Genoa defeated Humphrey St Praneis 63 41 as Fisher scored 12 of his 20 points in the final quarter and grabbed 14 rebounds. Morris added 12 points and Swanson 10 boards while Waite and Kasch contributed scoring support. Genoa improves to 16 4 and hosts Grove Friday night.

GENOA Clay Fisher Humphrey St. Praneis Orioles Fisher Bill Morris Rick Swanson Don Waite Francis Dean Kasch New Ac Grove St. Is Tilden Rikhent Valley AG St. Pranvis

Husker grid star faces charges

In Douglas County Omaha suit accuses University of Nebraska football star Willie Narpar and the child’s father of not paying pregnancy and delivery costs or child support. The plaintiff seeks reasonable costs and support, noting the birth date October 28 1972 and a response due March 15.

Omaha Douglas County Willie Narpar University of Nebraska Terraloyy Tis Harper Sanr Francisco Mars Secon

Beiermann Leads Lakeview at Nebraska Wrestling State

Lakeview’s Bob Beiermann carries Viking colors at the 1973 Nebraska High School Wrestling Championships in Lincoln. The senior, 16% weight class, earned a district runner up and holds a school record with 13 wins in the fall season. Beiermann, Lakeview’s first Husker Conference mat champ, is a state qualifier opening Friday at Pershing Auditorium. Other Vikings stars include Marty Mabrman, Dick Jasper, Derald Zayedsiv, Dave Losvke, Grant Gratalueschen, Dean Luedtke, Doug Inselman, Don Laschen, Richard Brack, Mitch Ehmike, and sophomores Wegene Goering, Baye Miehtl, Lyle Klug, and Keith Runge. Assistant coach Fred Kobza notes Beiermann’s success in a varied campaign with a 10-10 record prior.

Lakeview Jerry Wadleigh Pershing Auditorium Lincoln Vikings Marty Mabrman Dick Jasper Invauite Derald Zayedsivshed Dave Losvke Sportal Lukeview Seninor Grant Gratalueschen Puich Dean Luedtke Doug Inselman Don Laschen Richard Brack Mitch Ehmike Fred Kobza Wadleigh Wegene Goering Baye Miehtl Lyle Klug Keith Keith Runge

Reorganization plan to be presented to NCAA Council

Kansas City AP reports the National Collegiate Association will present a reorganization plan to the NCAA Council at its April 29 meeting. Edgar A. Sheeman, chairman of the Special Committee of Reorganization and athletics director at Muskingum College, says details will be distributed. The plan aims to let divisions set their own legislative paths within limits and reflect competition levels. The committee will meet again before April 29 to gauge member reactions and consider minor alterations. The NCAA Council has unanimously voted to hold the association's first convention on August 7.

Kansas City National Collegiate Allelic Association Ncaa Coucil Edgar A. Sheeman Muskingum Ohio NCAA Prioe Sherman Ute Treorganization Comittee Aguin 29 Ncaa Council Association Tention

Boo decision in dog show at Madison Square Garden

New York AP reports the Westminster Kennel Club dog show at Madison Square Garden where Ch. Acadia Command Pedom onte-Barl won despite doubts from some observers. Judge Augustus Riggs praised the dog as the crowd of about 10,000 reacted to the controversial decision.

NEW York Ch. Acadia Command Westminster Kennel Club Madison Sqnare Garden Jo An Sering Poytimd Ore Ed Jenner Richmond Bart Augustus Riggs Weed Bine Inetily Wayad

Harris and Johnson named All-Star cage game coaches

Harris of Crete and Alden Johnson of Lincoln High will coach the All-Star High Show basketball game, fifth in the series, chosen by the Nebraska Coaches Association. Leroy Hoehner and Byron Joescher named as assistant coaches for South and North, from Bertrand and North Platte respectively.

Watt Haris Crete Cardinals Alden Johnson Lincoln High Nebraska Caauchas Association Liebr Leroy Hoehner Bertrand Pirlte Byron Joescher Grand Island Nath Matte Clarris Crele Feamt Cardinals Lough Seward Central City Lis Earser Crete Johnson Links Oe Anitsons Slink Minden Lincaly High Lineal Elubieusuit Farris Colorado Craig Ais Ies Tavis Teo Greta Schuyler Toh Central Yen Twin Twin Rivers Jahnson Witl Waverls Slotnson Dan Arnott New Holdrege Johnso Johsu Nebraska Coaches Association Johnsuit Wally McNaught Lincoln Southeast The Associaton McNaught Jomson Association al McGuire Marquette Maury John Iowa State Nebraska Anster Johnson Harts Harris

Miller and Others Put Up Big Scores in Columbus League Action

In Tuesday Twos’oie competition at Columbus Bark, Miller and numerous bowlers posted high games and totals. Notable performances included 257 and 625 series by Miller, 224 205 lines by Arnberger, and a 552 by Debbie Gates, while Gerhold Construction rolled 284 and 2,789 in the bay.

Lot Dunlee Columbus Bark Bob Arnberger Frnie Christenser Gerhold Construction Jerry Rath Gary Muth Jon Swanson Martin Catlau Rudy Gallo Wares Carlsen Jerry Giame Phyllis Young Billie’s Cafe Corrine Clinton Ash Penpers Tarry Carlsart

Flyers Dominate Islanders In NHL Action At Spectacle

In a Tuesday NHL card in Philadelphia the Islanders lost 6 4 after a pair of early goals and Rick MacLeish led the Flyers with four goals including two early second period tallies. Nearby at Convention Hall the Blazers edged New England 4 3 as Lawson scored a hat trick early for Philadelphia’s other club. Elsewhere Vancouver was defeated 7 3 by Boston while St Louis topped Los Angeles 4 2 and Alberta beat Houston 5 3.

Associated Press York Islanders Secry Rick MacLeish Philadelphia Convention Hall World Hockey Philadelphia Blazers New Pogland Danny Layson MacLaish Alberta Elouston Chicago Los Angeles Ath Phiadelphia Islanders Tost Billz MacLeish Hib Lawson Blazers Oal Ted Green Bere Mareal New England Aaysin Ar Berle Bastos Hep Guildolin Vancouver Joly Bueyk Greg Sheppard Bruins Phil Esposito St Louis Jack Egers Wayne Merrick Chris Ryans Kings Ed Joyal Houston Oilers Duke Warris Honster T Sharks Minnesota Jim McLeod Cougars Los Angeles Nets Larry Mayely Rick Mortis Rosalia Paiement Dan Laiboa Bob Siginski

Miller Kuhn in exchange dispute over baseball talks

On Valentine's Day 1973 the exchange between Bowie Kuhn and Marvin Miller escalates as commissioners urge restraint while clubs push for a three year pact. Miller accuses owners of instigating conflict. Kuhn recalls past compromises and defends the negotiating role.

New York Bowie Kula Marvin Miller Comwer Kuhr Miller Assolon Comiun Ruka Kuhn Inie Aleaing Willer

Huskers sign 14 prospects

Fourteen Nebraska high school football stars signed letters of intent to attend the University of Nebraska on the first signing day. The class includes players from Iowa Texas and Nebraska, with 19 total prep signings and no other Big Eight options.

Tancorn Nebraska University of Nebraska Las Vegas Nev Cornhuskers Dave Jlumm Marv Caperton Jason Justice Jeff Rose la Marque Tex King Black Ames Iowa Jeff Carpenter Council Bluffs Abraham Lincoln High Mike Fultz Smouth Jligh Reg Gast Lincoln East Bruce Maske Lincoln Northeast Dan Miller Hebron Joe Collura Mark Brock Omaha Westside Ed Burns Omaha Rummel Tom Davis Omaha North Jack Kelley Omaha Ryan Gary Herman Omaha South Rod Tangeman Jim Wightman Dale Zadrocki Bellevue

Harringtons 235 Pins Lead Bowling Standouts

Harringtons 235 took pin honors as Larry Tarrington rolled 295 and a 57 percent series in the Bammer Langue at Boulevard Lanes. IHL Putnam and others posted scores, while VFW totaled 2,475. Team laurels went to the Wirewound Five with 84 and 2,100. women's leaders included Blaine Dvorak and Joyce Haskell.

Larry Tarrington Bammer Boulevard Lanes IHL Gene Gorsett Rod Wilson Larry Beerbohm Blaine Dvorak Joyce Haskell Sandi Brawling Betty Goltschall Gullie Marge Wuest Bowling Bays Joan Evans Cucene Deeny Janet Schuele GHW Lucille Drake

Sertoma and VFW cage teams claim league wins

In union league basketball action at the Tina Mungon Mm gym the Sertoma and VFW squads prevailed. Giants led with Rab Braithwait 42 and Scott Losoke 3, while Patriots featured Ellis with 7 and Rick Klug 11. other scorers included Randy Kevingki, Mike Sackell, and Chris Podany among several contributors.

Sertoma Seals Vey Colls Nmmphs Tina Mungon Aerry Mantuso Joel Torexon Brad Erickson John Justice Dayren Giants Rab Braithwait Scoth Losoke Gary Schieffer Mike Sackell Mike Fraka Coils Rex Kamos Randy Kevingki Fim. Whelstane May Wunderlich Dandy Viana Davy Moore Mark Chessman Ellis Patriots Travis Jackson Dave Swarts Rick Klug Scott Merpusun Chris Podany

Public notices and probate actions in Columbus Nebraska

A mixed set of notices lists liquor license applications for Columbus Bowl Inc, hearings on license and protests, final reports and estate matters in Platte County. It includes probate actions for Hiuska and Toole estates, and creditor notices for Anne Schmidt, with hearing dates in February and May 1973.

Cottaly Pialta County T. Hiuska Nebraska Edward J. Heske Ma‘etock A.M County Art Room Gerald G. Raye Cort Trutle County Henry Toole Nebrasica Gerald B Orlle Harold L. van Digest Tix Mabilly Pad Yor Gonlest Rouen Plate County Anne R. Schmidt Gerald B. Ras Platte County Anna Surtenbach Rolico

Proposals Sought for Loup River Center Additions

Sealed bids for additions to the Loup River Public Power District Service Center in Columbus Nebraska are due March 7 1973. Proposals must follow detailed bid form guidelines include bid bond or certified check and complete substitution data if any. The owner reserves right to reject all proposals and the architect and owner are not liable for bid restrictions or omissions.

Notich ASD VO Bindems i Bo Treléslo Columbus Nebraska Ft General Office Oelock Novicki Loup River Biddar Novell Aly Archit Wong Bose Architeet Inter Gan Priory Wells Bend Architret IA Averiigs Chathna Builders' Cachange Onmha Nebrasks Willliam Lannon Siu Malioun Daly Mtiscaud Colnybus Nebrasks 3 Owl Waite IMI Genera Manager Vibert

Climber's Inc Seeks Columbus Nebraska Liquor License

Notice states Climber's Inc Columbus Nebraska applied to the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission for a liquor license at 2th Avenue and 23d Street Columbus. The City Clerk received the application February 7, 1973 and the City Council hearing is set January 2 at 8:00 p.m. in Carnell Chamber building for protests and recommendations.

Liquon Licen Bebruccy Colimbog Bowl, Inc Columbus Nebraska Nebrask Liguor Control Commission Bebritska Nebitisk Liquor Control Commission Council Pebrowery Colibus Nebrarica Leo A. Boticher Climber’s, Inc Calumbus Nebraska Ciquer Carnell Fanuary Crry Leo Boettcher City Treashrer

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