Norfolk Panthers edge CHS to share east crown with 54-51 win
Norfolk High edged Columbus in a low scoring battle to pull even with CHS for the east division lead. Key moments included late scores by Cap Lannan and Chuck Holbur as Norfolk built a 23-21 after a 21-21 tie, while Doug Warnecke and Rover Brown added crucial baskets to seal the 54-51 victory.
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Norfolk Triumphs Over CHS In Tight Final Quarter
Norfolk pulled away late to defeat CHS 40-40? multiple inconsistencies aside. Key players Benish 15 Johnson 11 Walbar 10 led Norfolk. Brown 24 for CHS. Brower 12 rebounds for CHS while Johnson 14 for Norfolk. Jayvees also won 2-03. Discoverers face Papillion next.
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Three gals tie high game in Speed Queen League
In a Boulevard Lanes event three players Lee Hurner Clvis James and Mary Lehr each had a 203. Lehr also posted a 52 high series. Other top series included Marlene Rechcrail Ja Sokol 509 Chris James 510 and Lee Thirner 527. Deane's Diner led teams with 27 wins and 2 335 pins. For Thunderball Charlie Beierman posted 226 for high game Dennis Kudran 928 and 221 for 628 high series, with Bill Kurtenbach Rick Shemek 201 Dan Buggi 207 Daryl Thicke 201s and Werner Guenther 263. Cooley Office Machine led top team totals with 3 2732.
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Columbus matmen reach semifinals in state meet
Three Columbus seniors Randy DeFreece Gerry Volnek and sophomore Doug Wardinger advanced to the semifinals at Pershing Auditorium Lincoln as the 1972 state tournament opened. The trio won decision victories to push their chances for a gold medal with semifinals set for 9 30 a m and finals at 7 30 p m Grand Island led with 10 points Bellevue Millard and Lincoln East followed Columbus in the early team standings.
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Lakeview Vikings Roll Past Arlington In District Action
Lakeview high school overcame a tight first half to beat Arlington 71 51 led by Jim Pillen 21 points and Steve McWilliams 20. Rick York and Doug Wolfe paced the Eagles with 15 and 14 as Lakeview pulled away in the second half with fastbreak pressure and a stifling defense.
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Jean Gerber tops Rollette League at Columbus Bowl
Jean Gerber leads the Rollette League at Columbus Bowl with a 0 game and 561 series. Corrine Cave 202, Sharon Ualey 208 and 536, Sheila Stone 516. Schweiers 625 in team game honors. Oasis Bar 2,361 for the evening. Rich Stone 232 game. Badies 639 top with 193-231-215. Badgers 817 team honors and 2,310 series. Denise Thomsen 131 and 249 series. Dodgers 56 and 1,042.
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Tonic Worden
Rex Aonhard
Teen Cox
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Tampa University hires Fryzel as defensive football coach
Dennis Fryzel, 28, previously head rack coach and assistant football coach at Williams College, was hired Friday as defensive football coach at the University of Tampa. The move was announced by Tampa Coach Marl Bruce and Fryzel is expected to start soon.
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Scotus edges Holy Name in free throw surge 71 61
Scotus Central Catholic used a dominant 30 of 39 free throws to defeat Omaha Holy Name 71 to 61. Eris led Scotus with 17 points, Mielak 14, Brock 16, Zabawa 11, while Salerno poured in 17 for Holy Name. Holy Name JV edged Scotus 61-59 in the preliminary.
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Blancas fires 61 to lead Phoenix Open by four strokes
Homera Blancas shot a 61 to set a Phoenix Open course record and lead at 13 under, four ahead of Dale Tonglass, Jerry Heard, George Boutell, and Gener Stilger. The day featured a 31-30 half and a near-birdie on the par four ninth before a costly pull.
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Laver eyes 17th straight in WCT tennis semifinal
Southpaw Rod Laver seeks his 17th straight win as he plays Tom Okker of the Netherlands in the opening semifinal match of the $50,000 WCT tour event in Toronto. Ken Roseswall faces Charley Pasarell in the other half. doubles pits Laver Emerson with Asha Lutz against Pasarell Kroehling and Carmichael Ruffles.
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Columbus Eighth Graders Rally For 52 44 Win
Columbus eighth graders used a halfcourt press to rally past Kearney 52 44 on Iscal court. Todd Trotholt led with 21 points, Bob Dickey added 13, while Kearney’s Tom Walker scored 17 and Mike McKean 16. Columbus, now 35 record, hosts Grand Island and Walnut next Thursday after the freshmen game at 3 o'clock.
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