Final surge by Pender blocks Viking bid for title
Pender edges Lakeview 63 33 as Keith Berg leads with 22 points and Craig Mery adds tallies. Vikings struggle with turnovers and foul trouble late in the fourth period, while Matt Samuelson and Hicky Tamas contribute key plays. Lakeview closes regular season February 2 at Hartington Cedar Catholic.
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Rich Gaver
Stasker
Tarstelbul
Eo Tong
Lakeview
Pender
Vikings
Viking Maples
Larry Whiting
Cagers
Ponder
Keith Berg
Pash Dragons
Oal
Pillen
Hicky Tamas
Thomas
Kings
Penders
Craig Mery
Tagan
Matt Samuelson
al Gillers
Vistors
Berg
Vivanlar
Steve Olson
Chibi
Dragon
Kev Heineman
Maliv
Merry W. Mabie
Talival
Ful de
Bowling League Scores and Milestones Highlight Weekend Action
Behlen's 245 Jeads bowlers paced a weekend with 221 by Rurienbach and 210 by Craug. Rusty's Rebels led in team play while Bestel paced the Saturdss Night Mixed League with 375. Vicky Vechterhers posted a 926 series for a QM milestone and men leaders Bill Sixta and Mike Evans posted strong totals. Clarkson Four aided with 434 team game and 1,833 total.
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Vac
Rurienbach
Ed Guenther
Speed
Rusty
Eeay Nrocker Wit Bestel
Includ Kroeker
Geiner
Bud Lean Kay
Tareesane
Gene
Misert Haague
Vicky Vechterhers
Siti
Bill Sixta
Mike Evans
Clarkson
Toll Wace
Adams Maintains Lead In Big Eight Scoring Race
Adams holds a lead over John Brown as Missouri and Oklahoma State players pile up points in the Big Eight scoring chase. Brown limited by a wrist injury after last week’s games, while Iowa State’s Clint Harris and Kansas’ Rick Suttle push the pace. Meanwhile Maun Rhehnbeth’s royal owacht will be renovated at a $14 million cost, with the Defence Ministry confirming the crew of 230 will likely double in life.
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Alvan Ike
Oklahoma
Kerbel
Missouri
John Brown
Browch
Clint Larris
Iowa State
Lusdon
Maun Rhenbeth
Defence Ministry
Jeast
Scotus Falls Short of West Point Catholic Stunner
West Point Catholic edged Scotus 74 46 as a fourth quarter surge sealed the win. Scotus had trailed by 18 after three periods but closed the gap late before the Shamrocks pulled away. McGill led West Point with 27 points, while Grubaugh paced Scotus with 24.
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Scotus Central
Cathoktc
West Point Catholic
Frank Spene Sluumrotky
Syan Poe Hav Pally
Jim Brock
Joe Megill
Bluejays
Invaders
Scotus
Startling
Perind
Shannocks
Avigton
Wey Grubaugh
Bluejay
Shamrocks
McGil
T City
Orleier
Grubaugh
Grock
Mike Malmstrom
Zabana
Shamrock
Cal
Bluejay Jayvees
Kurt Kling
Don Slusarski
Doin Toot
Don Determark
Tim Thomas
Thane Wibbels
Cage scores from Saturday AP results across Nebraska towns
Saturday results list basketball scores from the Associated Press across multiple Nebraska schools and towns including Columbus, Papillion, Crete, Grand Island, Lexington, Gothenburg, Mead, Omaha, Lincoln, and Rummel. Scores vary with several games in the 30s to 70s range, highlighting a crowded weekday slate and miscellaneous team performances.
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THE
Associated Press
Columbus
Papillion
Crete
Centracts
West Point CC
Colunbus Scotus
Spencer
David City
Aquinas
Pender
Columbus Take View
Mok? Kergan
Suhavier
Strand Island
Richard Petty Captures 149th Daytona Victory
Richard Petty won his 149th stock car race at Daytona Beach, his fourth Daytona 500 triumph, after rival Bobby Isaac finished runner up and Dick Brooks placed third. Petty’s crew benefited from Baker’s late engine trouble, sealing a 3 hour 10 minute race at 147.208 mph with a crowd of about 103,000 watching.
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Haytora Beach Pha
Richard Patty
al Ke Southern
Andy Granatelli
Petty
Daytona Beach
Tad Laken
Boddy Baker
Tke
Baker
Calecrough
Moto
Bobby Isaac
Tick Bywoks
Dore
Daytona
Chevrolet
Hershel McGriff
Platte College Routs Highland in Regional Contention
Platte College overwhelmed Highland 78 to 50 at Platte Field House as Dan Hollitz led with 21 points and Tim Williams added 16. The 22 6 club rode a 42 26 first half margin, with six players in double figures and solid foul shooting lifting Platte to a dominant win.
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Platte College Stakders
Highland College of Kansas
Platte
Ciib
Gene ‘Treezan
Pune
Highland
Patte
Dan Hollitz
Tim Williams
W. Hollpta
Abie
Williams
Matte
Jack Wesolowski
Frank Brower
Greg
West
Herb Swan
Brad McArdie
Wairbury
IMG
Terry If
Colorado Faces Kansas State In Big Conference Showdown
AP report notes Colorado travels to Boulder to clash with Kansas State as the Big Conference title race tightens. Kansas leads, Missouri sits 12th, while Nebraska and Oklahoma State chase playoff relevance with limited remaining chances.
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Kansas City
Kansas State
Colorado
Gotoratio
Kansas Ie
Bulls
Kansas Jays
Boulder
Colo
State
Missouri
Columbia
Nebraska
Okladowa
Nebraska Classes C D basketball set for week long tourneys
District action opens this week for Class C and D Nebraska basketball with district meets next week for A and B. Milford leads Class C with 18-0, Exeter to visit Milford while Jefferson and Howells loom as challengers. Adams and Hampton favored in D with Dewitt and Roseland set for first round games.
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Milligan
Milfard
Hampton
Mord
Exeter
Milford
Eagles
Jenterson
Howells
Dodge
Wiener
Sandy Creek
Hawks
Sigainst — Gauphell
Dewipian
Seminals
Doniphan
Roseland
Brock Starkey Duo Wins Sunday Bowling Doubles Title
Brock Starkey captured the doubles title with Linda Starkey at Boulevard Lanes in a 77 Handicap series. Javiy Ulkoski and Awa were runners up with 9 pins, while Gene N Sind and Fem Kiuntke led with 625 for team scores. Individual top games included Brock Starkey 234 and Kiuntke 247. Clink and Mane Dallinen won the TV drawing and will compete next Sunday against the drawn couple for a spot on Bowling at Leisure.
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Lowell Brxk
Linda Starkey
TV Scotch
Javiy
Ulkoski
Ine
Genen Sind
Nebraska track team triumphs over Wisconsin in Madison
Nebraska handed Wisconsin its first home dual loss in seven years by sweeping 10 events in a 764 to 0 meet. Jim Hugg cleared 6 feet 1 inch in the high jump, Red Bishop won the pole vault at 15-1, and Pat Onvangohe took the triple jump at 49-2. Other UW wins came from Okip Kent in the 880 and the organile relay. No records were set by either squad.
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Madison
Wis
Nebraska
Badgers
Wisconsin
Michigan State
Jim Hugg
Red Bishop
Pat Onvangohe
Okip Kent
Onganile
Wurdinger Takes Second in 145 Class at State Meet
Lincoln Columbus wrestler Doug Wurdinger finished second in the 145-pound division at the Nebraska State Wrestling Championships in Lincoln. Marshall Oliver of Omaha Terri edged him for the title with a 27-4 season record, while Wurdinger ends at 28-7. Ball narrowly missed third after an overtime loss to Ed Clark, leaving CHS with hopeful state prospects for next season.
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Lincoln
Columbus
Doug Wurdinger
Wurdinger
Nish
Lindsay Ball
Uri
Grand Island
Bellevue
Gary Baldwin
Neil Boston
South
Dirk Allgop
Southeast
Papillion
Russ Reincke
Omaha
Terri
Marshall Oliver
Wardinger
Oliver
Ball
Ed Clark
CHL
Dall
McNary
Lanny Nevse
Chuck Mephenson
East
1M Pond
Roy Oliver
Tech
den Korecek
State
Fremont
Mike Reasch
North Platte
Mitch Allen
CHS
Mike Rice
Bruce Manson
Solmmbus Natches
Gindias Babl
el Ion
Hick
Mitch Alien
Allensd
Si Wels
Aquinas
Cplanvhus
Lakemow I
David City
Iigh
Dan Ollesrins
Milo
Kirk Shales
Tesmetan
Er Koxi Kine
Athon
Serond
Girard
AiMance
Tat
Rick Rolft
Athlon
Thi
Dim Sirmian
Wayn
Takey Comtal
Sedinviey
Intercisinned
Stove Avhult
York
Kandy Chii
Aion
Steve Takers
Chadown
Gary de
Mowetts
Cearke
Dfrey Pearson
Runmuer
Alen Church
Chorks
Isrvard
Warrishnre
Creighton Edges Houston on Harmon Shot at End
In Omaha Creighton defeated Houston 73 77 as Iiene Harmon's two foot shot at the buzzer gave the Bluejays the win. Tee Wuebben’s outlet pass with three seconds left set the final play after Houston blocked Dave Brookins. Harmon's late basket capped Creighton's 40 33 halftime lead and 52 43 margin with 6 25 to play as Punbar led Cougar scoring with 23 points.
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Omaha
Neb
Iiene Larmon
Creighton
Houston
Harmon
Tee Wuebben
Dave Brookins
Louis Punbar
Cougar
Haron
Shuy Nebraska
Bluejays
Discoverers push Papio in Big Ten playoff Friday
Columbus Wigt School pushed their basketball record to 9 12 6 winding up Apollo Conference action with a 6 47 win at Papillion Saturday. The Discoverers were hampered by injuries and played without seniors Paul Potter and Larry Cattan. Potter was one of the slate's top scorers.
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Japillion
Columbus Wigt School
Apollo
Papillion
Paul Potter
Larry Cattan
Potter
Johnson
Dave McWitffarts
Dana Hellbusch
Columbus
Vomue
Papilfion
Johnsot
Maroons
Enther Kearney
Nort Plate
Omaha Benson
Northwest High Gymnasium
Scott Trofhole
Porter
CMS
Carn
Hick Joseph
Joseph
Aut Trout
Air Delves
CHS
Stan Gembel
Rex Porter
Tom Walters
Lowell Greemveall
Mike Kruniand
Phil Pepplet
Kirk Kyster
Tom O'Donnell
Dennis van Fosse
CHS swimmers take third at Big Ten meet in Wayne
Hastings Ri Sman Jeany led CHS with two first places and nine points at the Big Ten Conference swimming and diving championships in Wayne. Columbus posted several school records as Medley relay and Pierson highlighted events. the team faces Kearney and Benson next.
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Wayne Hastings Ri Sman Jeany
Siong Balay
Igen
Wayne College
Hastings
Ronherap Wiermont
Columbus Washird
Columbus
John Wright
Ted Kyster
Ed Johansen
Crooke Merson
Pierson
Oy Johansen
Wayne Wioldt
Johansen
Wollf
Jeff Dego
Norfolk
Mark Lauder
Fannor Doug Harsh
Cgha
Byunke Vierson
Maeth
Ilesdamen
Rte Nuthoth
Rais Tnt
WLC
Cintanlates Wald
Dickson Wins San Diego Open After Frustrated Run
Bob Dickson ended years of doubt with a three stroke win at the San Diego Open Golf Tournament. Bruce Crampton faltered late allowing Dickson to seize the cup on the 72nd hole. Dickson described ending a long slump as the jazz returning to the course.
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San Diego
Bob Dickson
Dickson
Okla
Bruce Crampton
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