Four CHS matmen win first state round matches
Lincoln report says four CHS wrestlers won first-round bouts at the state championships held at Pershing Auditorium. Junior Abe Nair and Doug Wurdinger advanced at 119 and 149, with sophomores Lansay Ball and Don Koreck winning at 105 and 138, while coach Lanny Neese noted nerves among the early competitors and several other CHS entries had solid performances.
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Lanny Neese
Bie
AbeNair
Doug Werdinger
Lansay Ball
Don Karcek
McNair
David City Monarchs top Aquinas 62 45 in rough scoreline
David City Lamili Fins A used the yyetyo scoring notch of int Rost and John Magsamen to defeat David City Aquinas. Magsamen tallied 12 of his points in the final quarter to quell any Aquinas rally as Aquinas seniors fought back with Rich Gillespie returning. Greg Scio also back in Monarch lineup as they pursue top tournament form. Aquinas, 168 record, hosts Seward tonight. Score by quarters incomplete.
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Lamili Fins
Yyetyo
Int Rost
John Magsamen
Aquinas
Hust
Thunderbolts
Magsamen
Rich Gillespie
Rick Bebrns
Yaghi
Greg Scio
Monarch
Gillespie
Seward
St Francis Triumph Over Arkhorn Valley In Close Bout
St Francis defeats Arkhorn Valley 47 to 41 in a loud Friday night clash. Jed Flyer and Don Waite led with double figures as Elkhorn Valley pressed late, while a 12 point third quarter gave the victors control.
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Vamparey
Alan Francis
Tilden Arkhorn Valley
Tae Flyer
Jed
Tiady
Haif
Bikiori Valley
Owas
Matte College
Don Waite
CHS divers place in top seven at Big Ten meet
Wayne Wayne College hosts the Big Ten diving meet with Columbus High divers finishing among the top seven. Tom Buey leads with 324.3 points before finals, Ted Kysler second, Tom Krueger sixth, Mandy Schaeler seventh, and May of Fremont third. Other top scorers include Kallerton Norfolk fourth, Yost Grand Island fifth, Shimping action. Competition begins at 12 40 p.m.
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Columbus
Wayne College
Ivol
Vremont
Tom Buey
Ted Kysler
Tom Krueger
Mandy Schaeler
May of
Fremont
Kallerton
Norfolk
Yost
Grand Island
Wil
Silver Creek Triumphs in Night Victory Over Shelby Tigers
Silver Creek secured its 12th win in a night game against the Shelby Tigers, with Perry scoring shots and Hay contributing. Silver Creek banked 0120 from charity throws and hit 40 field goals as Shelby opened tournament play against Albion with Spalding as the opener.
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Shelby Tigers
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Tine
Albion
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Holy Family Dominates Cedar Rapids For 72 46 Win
Holy Family built an 18 7 first quarter lead and stayed ahead to beat Cedar Rapids 72 46. Lary Vlerchenbach scored 28 for Lindsay Family, Dan Korth assisted, while Cedar Rapids saw Matya lead with double figures but could not close the gap. Roy Dobson sparked visitors with a late burst and a long court shot at the first quarter buzzer.
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Lindsay Family
Cedar Rapids
Jie
Dan Korth
Matya
Roy Dobson
Holy Family
Fie Bulldogs
Plate College
Holy Mamily
St. Edward
Loup City tops Warriors in Mil lerton district clash
Loup City used an eight point surge late in the first half to pull away from Warriors for a 63 50 win at Millerton. Mroczek led Loup City with 28 points while Mazankow added 16 and Barbura 1 Kramer paced Fullerton with 16. Fullerton stands 0 1 before Tuesday district tournament against Newman Grove at Platte College.
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Millerton
Mroczek
Mazankow
Barbura
Fullerton
Jim Kramer
Newman Grove
Platte College
Loup City
Mylertoy
Three inducted into NAIA Football Hall of Fame
In Kansas City NAIA announces three players and officials to be honored at a March banquet. Franklin College's Red Faight and Ottawa University's Richard Peters, plus former Kansas State College Pittsburgh letterman Don Danenhaver, join the hall.
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Football Hall of Fame
AO. Duer
NAIA
Geach Stewart
Red” Faight
Franklin College
Ind
Richard Peters
Ottawa University
Kansas
Don Danenhaver
Kansas State College
Pittsburgh
Basketball scores and results from many games
Associated Press roundup lists numerous high school and college basketball scores across Nebraska and surrounding states. Notable outputs include Central 51 over Ravenna Silver Creek 100, Madison 38 over Petersburg 42, Lincoln area and ONeill St Mary Invitational results, plus pro scores from ABA and NBA totals.
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Campbell
Ainsworth
Valentine
Adams
Central
Ravenna
Clearwater
Chambers
Minden
Broken Bow
Sargent
Arnold
Murdock
Omaha Browner Talbot
Decatur
Winnebago
Wilbur-Clatonia
Lexeter
Milford
Stromsburg
Hartington Central Catholic
Norfolk Catholic
Walthill
Rosalie
Pender
Bancroft
Columbus
Norfolk
Bloomfield
Madison
Petersburg
Elgin
Howells
Snyder
Albion
David City
Verdigre
Wasua BI
Clarkson
Humphrey
Crofton
Plainview
Papillion
Nebraska City
Iumphrey St. Francis
Pilen
Falls Cills
Sacred Heart
Stella Southeast
Hennington
Weeping Water
Ali Fairbury
Falls City
Curtis
Medicine Valley
Grant
Hassett
O'Neill
Algin Pope
Osceola Edges St Edward In Late Rally
Osceola overcame a tight third quarter to beat St Edward Friday in a Goldenrod Conference game. The Beavers led 40 38 after three but were outscored 63 17 in the final period. Jim Carlson scored 19 for Osceola with 13 by Steve Carlson and 4 by Jeff Johnston. Randy Reeshan had 21 for the losers and Nick Lasson added 12. Osceola advances to district tournament action at Milford as the next step.
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Edward
Goldenrod
Beavers
Jim Carlson
Bulldogs
Jeff Johnston
Steve Carlson
Randy Reeshan
Nick Lasson
Milford
Sd Edward
Usceola
Players push for spring training opening amid ongoing talks
The Major League Baseball Players Association urges early spring training to start while contract negotiations with owners continue. Executive Director Marvin Miller says players are ready to report, with meetings planned to explain negotiations. If camps don’t open by March, further public and legal actions may follow.
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Major League
Hasball Players Association
Cwrers
Marvin Miller
Gaherin
Miller
Players Association
Genoa Boots Newman Grove 75 40 In District Playoff Bid
Genoa's Orioles overwhelmed the Newman Grove Bluejays 75-40 to cement a 27-4 mark and surge toward the district Class A tournament. Clay Tisher scored 23 with 16 rebounds, Bill Morris added 16, Rick Swanson collected 14 boards, while Genoa dominated 67-37 on the glass and hit 32 of 4 from the field. Newman Grove suffered from Genoa's LeRoy Rinkel's defense.
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Orioles
Newman Grove Bluejays
Platte College
Clay Tisher
Bill Morris
Rick Swanson
Wes Christensen
Newman Grove
G. Johnson
Th. Christensen
Jays
LeRoy Rinkel
Goma
Sport Shorts features upcoming state basketball qualifiers
PAUL ERNST notes two weeks of qualifying tournaments for state meet in Lincoln March 8 to 10. Class C at Trade College, Class A at Fremont, district A at Columbus, with KJSK airings and KTTT channel coverage. Columbus holds Eastern Big Ten lead awaiting opponent. Creighton and Gene Harman highlighted. Pacifica College football 8-3 in 1972 after 3-8 in 1971.
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Fremont
KJSK
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Channel 10
Greigston Bluejays
Houston
Bluejays
Omaha
He Jays
Gene Harman
Schuyler
Gene
Creighton
CHS Triumphs In OT Thriller Over Norfolk Panthers
Paul Potter sparked Columbus in the fourth quarter and overtime, pouring seven points to lift CHS to a 59 55 East Big Ten win. Norfolk guard Gary Stobodny and Ryan Podoll provided inside and outside scoring while CHS juniors led by Trofholz and Joseph fueled the rally amid injuries to key seniors. Potter’s late buckets sealed the comeback as Columbus improves to 7-1, with Norfolk falling short despite strong early play.
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Paul Potter
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CHS Gymnasium
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Larry Callan
Bob Corn
Dave McWilliams
Scott Trofholz
Rick Joseph
Jack Dohnson
Gary Stobodny
Ryan Podoll
Rick Benish
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Trothol
Joseph
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Wilk
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Callan
Corn
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Jafer
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Phil Peppler
Tom Walters
Vantage
Rex Porter
Porter
Kruiland
Walters
Lowell Greenwall
Poppler
Stan Genobol
Sherman ‘Terry
Dave Busskoh
Mike Yost
Milburn Equaled World Indoor Record at MSG Meet
Olympic champion Rod Milburn tied the 50 meter hurdles world indoor mark of 7.0 seconds in the Olympic Invitational at Madison Square Garden. He first set the time in a heat and repeated it in the final to edge LSU freshman Larry Shipp.
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Bine
Madison Square Garden
Southern University of Baton Rouge
Milburn
Larry Shipp
Louisiana State University
Frank Siebeck
East Germany
Steve Smith
Long Beach State
Smith
Garden
Herb Washington
Michigan State
Delano Meriwether
Meriwether
Trinidad
Ivory Crockett
Philadelphia Pioneer Athletic Club
Iris Davis
Tennessee State
Jones Leads San Diego Open With Six-Under Second Round
Grier Jones surged into a commanding position at the Andy Williams San Diego Open at Torrey Pines, firing a six-under 56 on the North course to post 36 holes at 135 nine under. He held a five-stroke edge over Tom Kite Bruce Cramp ton Hale Irwin and Bob Dickson as final rounds approached.
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Grier Jones
Jones
Torrey Pines
Kansas
Tom Kite
Bruce Crampton
Hale Irvin
Bob Dickson
Crampton
Kite
Irwin
Dickson
Billy Casper
Lee Trevino
Trevino
RS Sat Made & Sera
Ett Lenge
Dack Wicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Baltimore Bullets Relabeled as Capital Bullets in DC Area
Baltimore Bullets owner Abe Pollin announced the NBA team will move to a new home near Washington D C next season and be renamed the Capital Bullets. The change pairs the franchise with a capital city identity in the region.
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Capital
Baltimore Bullets
Washington, D.C
Capital Bullets
Abe Pollin
National Basketball Association
Holy Name Routs Scotus Behind Cowger and Hebensheit
Holy Name shocks Columbus Scotus 72 51 as Kurt Cowger and Jeff Heberstreit score 18 and guide the Shamrocks in a rough Friday night win. Scotus struggles from the field and Holy Name builds a 16 11 first quarter lead while Greg Grubaugh tops Scotus with 11 points.
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Omaha Holy Name
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Greg Grubaugh
Scottiss
Dim Brock
Don Shusarski
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Eline Shale Singurssi
Mrbenetrett Balkoves
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