Raiders notch 21st win as Titans tumble to Platte College
Nebraska Technical College’s Stulaman sparked Platte College Thursday night, but the Raiders closed strong to win 21st game, 101-37. Tim Williams led PC with 14 points, Wesalowski added 14, McArdle and Brinvy 12 each as Platte built a 55-22 halftime lead and posted a school record 44 points allowed by the host.
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Rich Gaver
Nebraska Technical College
Stulaman
Titans
Platte College
Raiders
Ind
Platte
Plaue
Digdive
Secon
Tim Williams
Williams
Jack Wesalowski
Bill Bliefernich
McArdle
Greg West
Steve Wlaherty
Sean MeIntyre
Pawnee City
Bil Backes
Stataman
Hlade
Newbaarn TV
Statiman
Ferneli
Janina Khaner
Macteatz
Genoa-Cedar Rapids open District at Platte College
Genoa and Cedar Rapids begin four days of Class 67 District basketball at Platte College Field House in Columbus on Monday Feb 1 with a 7 p.m. opener. The Orioles coached by Sutton sit at 164 and face Lindsay-Wray in a 7 p.m. tip. Subsequent games feature Madison, St Francis, Newman Grove and others leading to semifinals Feb 22 and the title game Feb 23 directed by Aihfetic and officiated by Watley Welling and Gordon Elkins.
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Genoa
Cedar Rapids
St. Edward
Lindsay
Madison
St. Francis
Newmary
Fullerton
Platte College
Columbus
Orioles
Byron Sutton
Lindsay Waly
Family
St. Raynard
Humphrey Francis
Newman
Mace Aihfetic
Gene Torezud
Watley Welling
Gordon Elkins
Norfolk
Crow hunting debate and migration notes in Nebraska
Nebraska wildlife news discusses a federal proposal to permit regulated crow hunting in the 48 states with seasonal limits and state enforcement. It covers legal conflicts, depredation rules, and local officials noting arrests for so called legal shootings. The piece also covers waterfowl migration reports, species observed by University of Nebraska experts, and studies on wintering birds, cranes, and pheasant counts.
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Dick H. Schaffer
Oul Wildlife Service
Carl Gettmann
Uhior
The
Game Commmission
Nebraska
United States
Mexico
Gellmann
Orer
Teltmann
Fish and Wildlife Service
Michigan
John Dingell
Foday
S.amyr
Migratory-Bird Conservation Fund
Jig
Branecpemien MC
Amd
Canadas
Gate Commission
Keitly
Aye Schikiman
Platte Tavern
Merganser Fund
Siberia
Bragit
Madagascar
Rene Seq
Johnsgaard
Peter Scott
Dean Delacour
Doctor Johnsgard
North America
University of Nebraska Press
Mishmash
KCOW
Alliance
Nationalsts Association
Doin C. Stennis
Creal Slave Lake
Gulf of Mexico
Bowling scores and winners at Boulevard Lanes
Harold Kramland posted a 64 series in WEF league as Ski Lounge took team honors with a 5 percent game and a 2,990 series. Fritz Epple 220, Stan Paprocki 20, Everett Hough 208, Francis Staros 205. Senior Citizens saw Everett Kretz 204 and Ed Zimmer iali game. Edna Loseke 190 and 484 for Wonna. Hight On led teams with 641 game 170 series. Dale Electrovicw ladies, Connie Barnes 2 level, Pinkies 2,344 series.
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WEF
Harold Kramland
Boulevard Lanes
Ski Lounge
Fritz Epple
Stan Paprocki
Everett Hough
Francis Staros
Everett
Kretz
Ed Zimmer
Edna Loseke
Connie Barnes
Dale Electrovicw
Darle Cox
Pinkies
Kegler scores and league leaders across several Columbus bowling leagues
Larry Milligan tops in Pawnee League at Colybus Bowl with a 600 series including 208 201 194. Dan Beerbohm and Jarry Oppiger lead with 226 and 204 while notable scores include 919 for H D Phingers and 2 656 series. Other results feature Martin Callan 227 in Tatheran Church League and Thursday Matinee leaders Dora Hagge 189 and Ben Pensick 599. In Metro League Duane Mortensen 234 and Yogi Bears 925 highlight the day.
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Lory Milligan
Jugh
Rudy Gallo
Colybus Bowl
Phingers
Dan Beerbohm
Jarry Oppiger
Carl Ryba
Krank ‘Toular
Leon Aller
Peter Wieser
Larry Zywiece
Martin Callan
Jerry Wunderlich
Harry Frerichs
Jim Irwin
Yogi Bears
Scotus downs West Point to win freshman title
Scotus Gym hosted a freshman championship game where Shamrock club stars Kevi Abbott and John Fisher led the offense as Warren Ormeier added 21 points. West Point rallied in the third but Scotus answered, securing the crown despite a late surge by the visitors.
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Sesius Central Catholic
Halitima
West Point
Countril Catholic
Scotus Gymnasium
Shamrock Club
Yuna Kevi Abbott
John Fisher
Gun Schaecher
Scolus
Los Nasas
Sisors
Warren Ormeier
West Padit
Steins
Boulevard Lanes hosts WNAX tournament finals
The WNAX bowling tournament runs Feb 25 at Boulevard Lanes with singles and doubles events. Schedule shows 1:39 and 6:00 pm Sundays and 9:30 11:30 am 4 pm starts. competition includes six quotas with one doubles per 10 entrants and one singles per entry. A $1.00 handicap prize awaits final winners.
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Veanystad
Boulevard Lavies
Columbus Isteict Hanters
Fairbury wins JUCO title in 1972-74 Nebraska conference
Fairbury Beirbun Junior College toppled Northeastern 755 to claim the Nebraska Junior College Conference basketball crown with a 10 3 record. Platte College and North Platte were runners up as Northeastern and Nebraska Western also contended for positions.
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Beirbun Junior College
Northeastern
Nebraska Junior College
Runer Up Platte College
Nori Platte
Platte
Vhile North Platte
Nebraska Western Wouns
JUCO
Fairbury
Platte North Platte
Noh
Western
McCook
District 10 teams post 4-0 mark in play
District 1 Cangars advance to Ne Lakeview grade school tournament with wins totaling 40 wins and prepare to face St John’s Lutheran on Monday February 15. Mike Iverson scored 30 points in a recent victory, with Tim Mueller 10 and others contributing. Hulse added 19 in a win over District 9 Barons, while Iverson and Hobbs continue to lead scorers with Mueller and Donohque also contributing.
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Cangars
Ne Lakeview
St. John's Lutheran
Mike Iverson
Dminanuel
Tim Mueller
David Hobbs
Marty Hulse
Dave Guedeken
Hulse
Barons
Iverson
Hobbs
Mueller
Danny Donohque
Discoverers Swim Meet Opens at Wayne in Big 10 Varsity Meet
Wayne hosts the Big Ten style state swimming and diving championships with prelims Saturday at 12 30 and finals in heats beginning at 1 34. Fremont defends, Hastings challenges, Columbus could rise with strong showing. Coaches McNair and Byers set the pace as Columbus entries include medley and free relays, individual sprints, and multiple district hopefuls.
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Columbus High
Wayne College
Ron Ziola
Ed Johansen
Tom Kluever
Jeff Degn
Standingrooke Pierson
Tod Kyster
John Wright
Mika Nyffeld
John Walters
Dan Donnell
Caileve
Fremont
Jeff
Norfolk
Grand Island
Scottsbluff
McCook
Kearney
Dave McNair
Columbus
Brooke Pierson
Ted Kysler
Pierson
Wilnes
Southeast
Kyater
Steve Way
East
Biscoverers
Kyster
Id Johansen
Waestsite
Wright
Jeff Degi
Wright Am Johansen
Wil
Doge
Tom Kitterer
Randiels
Mike Nytteer
Dan O'Donnell
Watters
Nyffeter
O'Donnell
Dave
Sam Byers
Ralph Barclay
Wayne
Don
Fran
Back
Kysler
Breast
Hd Johansen
Pirson
Zlola
Wayne Woldt
Brian Miller
Degn
Rich O’donnell
Nybler
Mark McClusky
Johansen
Rich O'Dell
Nyffeier
Ziola
Woldt
Walters
Millen
McClusky
Dong Hirsh
Wollt
Zula
Depu
Auburn 82 O'Neill St. Mary's Invitational First Round
Elgin P J66 Spencer led Auburn past Wymere Southern Os with 82 points in the first round. O'Neill SM posted 62 while Orchard beat St. Mary's Invitational 56 49.
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Os O'Neill
St. Mary's
Elgin
Spencer
O'Neill
Orchard
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