Irish Vikings prepare for big Lakeview Scotus rematch
Lakeview and Columbus Scotus renew rivalry Saturday night at Plate College with junior varsities at 5 and 5:45 and the main game at 9. Scotus seeks to extend a 3 game win streak while Lakeview eyes a possible No 2 seed in the district Class B tournament. Shamrocks and Vikings have shown improved depth and defense in recent wins.
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Dew
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Frank Spencers
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Spencers
Rick Thomas
Darrel Rickert
Seward
Plate College
Shamrocks
Hastings St. Cecilia
Omaha Cathedral
Cold first half sinks Discoverers in loss at Grand Island
Grand Island held a 32-21 halftime lead and pulled away for a 59-55 win over Columbus in East Big Ten action. Huebner led GI with 14 points and 16 rebounds, while Columbus cooled after a 22-of-? shooting night and 15 turnovers.
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Milford
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Jim Meyer
Jeff Finn
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Jay Tucke
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Hueber
Finn
Steve Frei
Greenwall
Todd Trofholz
Tim Lemke
Islanders
Bowl league scores highlight Pawnee Ohio bowling meet
Scores from Pawnee Lwaghe and Columbus bowl venues show Bill Haney topping with 232 pins and a high series of 894 by Karnika. Multiple bowlers posted 200s while team highs reached 932 and 2715 in Cesh Swine System play. Grand Island reserves rallied in a 54-56 overtime defeat.
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Pawnee Lwaghe
Carl Ryba
Karnika
Whitey Ark
Pete Wieser
Eldie Stal
Dan Beerbohm
Bernie Moran
Orin Stepanek
Floyd Arnsmith
Frank Taufer
Clem Morgan
Jack Nasal
Rick Harral
Cesh
Gary Mulh
Lutheran League
Viergutz
Umber Ted
Irwin Wennekamp
Vern Behle
Martin Cattau
Bud Kapels
Kenny Brandt
Mike Mueller
Roy Cattau
Darrell Mueller
Carrol Mohlman
Marti Janssen
Potkas
Lakeview frosh third in Schuyler Invitational
Lakeview freshmen capers defeated Columbus Scamus 67 to 45 to claim third place. Iverson scored 27 for Lakeview, with Bock 16 and Vacha 8 leading the winners who tied their season mark at 11 3. Scotus' Heimann 14 and Kobus 7 paced Scotus as Lakeview dominated rebounding 40 29.
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Lakeview
Mike Iverson
Columbus Scamus
Vikings
Bob Hopp
Columbus Junior High
Tom Bock
Dennis Vacha
Larry Wetgen
Scott Kodad
Jol Wilke
Dave Humileek
Keith Ernst
Dave Luschet
Heimann
Kobus
Scotus
Iverson
Vacha
Wood considers Wyoming coaching offer for defensive back role
Wyoming coach Fred Akers said he expects to know by Tuesday if former All-Pro Willie Wood will accept the defensive back coach post. Wood, who has coached with the NFL Chargers since 1972, is weighing coaching either professionally or at the college level.
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Fred Akers
Willie Wood
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Akers
Texas
Wood
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San Diego Chargers
High School Tournaments Show Wide Scoring Cards
Cage scores from multiple small town games and tournaments list wins and losses for squads like Neb. Christian, St Milford, West Point, and others. Semifinals at Mid State Clarkson feature Clarkson vs Howells and Battle Creek vs Nor Catch, with Big Sky semifinals Arthur vs McPherson Co and Mullen vs Thedford. East Husker results show West Point over Seritiner and Lyons over Hooper.
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Thedford
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Apollo Conference Swimming Meet to be Held at Columbus
Columbus High hosts the fifth annual Apollo Conference Swimming and Diving Championships at the Family Pool Saturday. Coach Dave McNair is hospitalized after a heart attack. his team Discoverers compete without him. Strong entrants include Millard, Ralston, and first-time runners Norfolk and Pavillion, with top swimmers Horihan Ballard and Bledsoe among notable contenders.
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Rob Mitchell
Gary Pritzmerier
Kevin Ballard
Jim Carney
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Clarkson surge edges Howells in Mid-State semifinals
Clarkson bolted to a 23-8 run after a slow second quarter and beat arch rival Howells 67-51 to reach a fourth straight Mid-State Conference final. Steve Buresh scored 23, Tony Masiny 14 with 15 rebounds, while Clarksons 21 of 31 at the line provided key cushion. Norfolk Catholic fell 54-45 to Battle Creek in the other semi.
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Rollie Holoubek
Masiny
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T Russ
Schwartz
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Paul Brangardt
Fremont Tames Columbus Junior High In Freshman Clash
Fremont made 15 free throws to beat Columbus Junior High 40 to 44 on Thursday. Coach Dick Babst’s squad finished 4-7, with Columbus leading 14-10 after one quarter and 22-21 at halftime before Fremont pulled ahead in the fourth. Braithwait 16, Jilek 14, Siemek 4, Faulkner 4, Peterson 4, Joseph 2 for CJHS. Hiatt 24 for Fremont.
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Dick Babst
Bob Braithwait
Mack Jilek
Alan Siemek
Jon Faulkner
John Peterson
Jerry Joseph
Mark Hiatt
Tigers
Fiala leads with 234 game and 612 series at Boulevard
Fiala posted a 234 game and 612 series to top Major league scoring at Boulevard Langs. Gary Modelski and Ron Larsen each had 221, Don Semin 205, Stan Paprocki 203. Team leaders were Cuddy Hardware 902 game and Green Music 2596 total. In women's and senior leagues, Rita Futir 5394 three, Lydia Owens 195, Connie Dornburgh 506, Diane Jaixen 4-10, and Millie Zimmer 113 triplicate earning WIBC chevron. Elsie Hudson led women with 201 and 451, Ed Zimmer 169 and Sam Christensen 612 for men.
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Boulevard Langs
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Ron Larsen
Don Semin
Stan Paprocki
Cuddy Hardware
Rita Futir
Dale Electronics
Lydia Owens
Connie Dornburgh
Diane Jaixen
Senior Citizens League
Millie Zimmer
WIBC
Elsie Hudson
Ed Zimmer
Sam Christensen
Schuyler Keeps 11 Alive at District Wrestling
Fremont Bergan dominates day one with nine falls and 16 team points in the Class B-4 District at Midland College Fremont. Arlington leads, Schuyler survives upsets to stay alive, with districts continuing today for semis wrestlebacks and finals. top two in each weight class advance to Lincoln state tourney. Bergan pin leaders include Olmstead Semrad Matya Foxhaven. other upsets and byes noted for Arlington Schuyler Aquinas Lakeview and Ashland in first round and wrestlebacks.
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