Columbus Clinches East Big Ten Title In Narrow Win
Columbus defeats Norfolk 72-57 at CHS gym before 2,600, clinching the East Big Ten title and a playoff berth. Dick Hansen leads with 15, Jon Abegglen 20, Klutman key early, Discoverers hit 59 percent from the field, 16 of 21 free throws, Norfolk errors costly as Columbus seals 62- mark and top ranking.
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Rich Gaver
Xeil Rintoran
Company
Stimbadge
Esst
Cook
Columbus
Norfolk
CHS
Sear
Allstata
Jack Johnson
Kiotaiao
Clasa Avants
de Lullard
Gyresaten
Papie
Bestice
van Fossen
James Sterup
McCook
Dick Hansen
CHA
Jon Abeggsen
Holly
Kluhnan
NHL
Denne ‘Edwards
Panthera
Princ
Mlutsnan
Ashe
Abegglen
Dick Hoth
Hoth
Panthers
Hansen
Gary Sloboday
Mwggien Lied Klutman
Sarpris
Johnson
Panther
McLaughlin
Tom @hamerman
Dany Miper
Hanson
Aquinas Upsets Pius X 53 45 in Thriller
Aquinas defeats Pius X 53 to 45 in a high school basketball upset. Monarchs leap early, hold Lincoln Pisse to key stops, then pull away in the second and third quarters to secure the win.
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Aquinas
Pius X
Bavid Cry
Ieuinas High Soest
Columbus Bowl Leaders Rise In English Style Play
Columbus Bowl leaders reported in a chaotic card of game tallies and player names. Scores include 2772 total pins with multiple 2XX line outings and individual marks for Harrington Del Irietwasser Anse Engberg Beerken and others. Carol Becker and Coral Tink are noted in unrelated series action while Marine League link appears in fragment.
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Bod
Arl Janssen
Westcott
del Trietwasser
Parnes
Pete Weiser
Reine
Harrington
Del
Irietwasser
Bicker
Lata Miller de Christensen
Dean
Carol Becker
Marines League
Arlington Anderson top Lakeview 79 61 in regular season finale
Arlington and Anderson powered a 29 point second quarter to topple Lakeview 79 61 extending Arlington’s undefeated stretch this season. Sieh led Lakeview with 25 points while Anderson scored 26 for Arlington, as McWilliams added 14 and Burgess 13 in a balanced effort. Lakeview’s juniors closed the season with a 21 2 record and travel to Utica Centennial in district play March 1.
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Anderson
Lakeview
Arlington
Malarson
Karing
Fogles
Wkings
Eagles
Elkhorn
Andersen
Te Bucket
Vikings
Larry Whiting
Ted
Darwin Lieh
Viking
Sieh
Gene Iverson
Steve McWilliams
Vikes
Ke Gayles
Ray Wurgess
McWilliams
Iverson
Savitt
Burgess
Bill Menking
Pio Eagles
Arlingtod
Postels
Meaking
Aciixton
Utica Centennial
York
Alan Olt
Magles
Gana College
Clarkson Triumph Seals Season With Tumphrey Victory
Jesse Kucera led Clarkson with 20 points as they defeated Tumphrey in a season ending Mid-State Conference game. Teammates Chuck Troggstein and Steve Navrkal scored 10 each, Jeff Raumpart added eight as Clarkson finishes 1-20 in conference play and 73 overall, eyeing district tourney at Midland College Gym Fremont Tuesday. Humphrey ends 3-11 under coach Charles Farber.
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Clarkson
Jesse Kucera
Tumphrey
Chuck Troggenstein
Steve Navrkal
Ted Devil
Jeff Raumpart
Ken Osigald
Cagers
West Point
Midland College
Fremont
Humphrey
Charles Farber
Humphey
Clarkeon
Cathedral dominates on the court for 88 45 win
Cathedral cruised to an 88 45 victory as players like Mike Higgins and Mike Wiggins contributed key scoring. Jack Izbawa and Jean Izbawa led Shamrocks with 12 points apiece, while senior Locke controlled the boards. Scotus suffered a four game skid as Cathedral moved to 12 1 on the season and Scotus stood at 5 10.
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Yeaf
Mike Wiggins
Wipelnla
Daddy Neger Higgins
Mike Ziesel
Bill Hsaningsen
Epiece
Shamrocks
Jacke
Jean Izbawa
Locke
Frank Spencers
Cathedral
Scotus
Fing
Covad
Haymeker Maples
Scotus Janior Varsity
Randy Fricke
Cardinal Jayvees
Snr
Skarnrex Jayvees Foll Ld Ae Unita Petital
Fsa
Pat Saekelt
Dave
Korger
Jin Jebn
Tora Zabawa LE
Ban Flensahn
Neritt
Tom Teaningse
Cotheetag
Mr. Hiezine
Kirsel
Tivinzsjan Howard
Danek Frizzy Hrack Mitlah
Maoshart
Vabawa Strimann
Hefareker
Scotus Cavaliers Stall In Centennial Meet Final
Scotus freshman squad finished second in the Centennial Conference freshmen tournament at Omaha Cathedral gym. John Shavle and Bob Shonka led with 14 points each as Saint Scotus battled Holy Name and West Point Catholic, with Bergan taking third and Neumann runner-up. Don Detenan added 15 points in the semi final, while Brack had 14 and McMeekin 10.
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Sentry Central Catholic
Inish
Shamrock
Holy Name Nifth
Ronneruh
Vern Younger
Ertahs
Weaver David
West Point Catholic
Joe Brack
Don McMeekin
John Shadle T
Tim Thomas
Roy Shaka
Buth
Neumann
Don Detenan
Brack
Scotus Wit Oy
Cavaliers
Scotus
Shamrocks
Aeotus Searlings
Platte Wins Behind Kincaid's 27 as Knights Sweep
Kincaid led with 27 points, 21 in the first half, fueling North Platte's Nebraska Junior College Conference victory over Southwestern. Derick Gray added 17, McLoughlin 20, and Platte built a double-digit lead by midgame, never relinquishing it despite late resistance.
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Jim Havelka
Dave Kincaid
Matte Culleyu
Nebraska Junior College Conference
North Wlaite
Agit Kincaid
Haider Sound
Knights
Veel
Lassie
Derek Cray
Jong Uipiers
Nets
Kincaid
Willy
Raiders
OMS Cager
Comers
Derick
Proudlan
Aay
Mike Trader
Schuyler
Steve Bailey
McLoughlin
Wilte Derick Gray
Dennis Poll
Gray
Platte
Caromounds
Bra Heardle
Seidel
Derick Gray
McLaughlin
North Platte
Knighits
Hinen
Liquorisets' 13th straight New York win at Madison Square Garden
In a featured meet at Madison Square Garden, Liquori led a strong field to a 13th straight New York victory. Herb Washington beat Ken Green’s Garden stranglehold, winning the 60-yard dash as other world and meet records fell in the 1000 meters, 53-meter hurdles, and high jump events.
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New York
Tor Marty Ligiori
Madison, Square Garden
Herb Washington
Meel
Villanova
Termale
Chris Mason
Amd
Mikhail Zhelobowsky
Mic
Soviet Union
Washington
Kentucky
Jim Green
Garden
Wiohn
Carlos
Tve
Liquori
Tom Vonden
Pacific “Coast
John Davits
Great Britain
Ireland
Frank Murphy
United States
Leon Coleman
Mexico City
Aizaling
Siristr
Bruce Collins
Coleman
Reynaldo Brown
Wisconsin
Pat Maiziort
Kenstatis Sapka
Sweden
Jelf Isaksson
Renato Dionisi
Italy
Isaksson
Dionisi
Sam Caruthers
Longest Super Bowl Field Goal by Jan Stenerud
Kansas City notes Jan Stenerud kicked a record field goal against Minnesota in 1970 Luger 1 era. The kick stands as the longest field goal in the annual title contest history.
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Kansas City
Jan Stenerid
Minnesota
Baseball Signings Open Cardinals Camp in Florida
United Press International reports St Louis Cardinals opened spring practice in St Petersburg with 150 pitchers and staff. Key signings include Maury Wills Alex Johnson and Juan Marichal. Wills signed for reportedly no increase from last year while Johnson received a notable raise. Also inked were Tony Gonzalez Billy Cowan and Ted Kubiak.
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United Press International
St Louis Cardinals
St. Petersburg
Fla
Joan Verre
Jose Cardenal
Julien Javier
Ted Sizemore
Lis Melendez
Maury Wils
As Angeles Dongers
Alex Johnnson
California Angels
Juan “Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Wills
Johnson
Ulle
The
Angeles
Tony Mzalez
Billy Cowan
Milwaukee Breweers
Ted Kubiak
Tommy Harper
Kubiak
Brewers
Mets
Washngton Senators
Gil Hodges
Denehy
Memphis
Tidewater
Genoa Cagers Rout Bluejays For 14 7 Mark
Genoa high school basketball team defeated Bluejays 1542 in a regional clash as Bi Bechii led with 23 points and Clay Fisher added 18. Dwayne Nelson paced the Jays with 11 points as Genoa built a 23 9 second quarter advantage before pulling away in the second half.
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Genoa Cagers
Bluejays
Genoa
Gena Huted
Newmen Grove
Mark
Orioles
Sloamsburg
Platte College
Gyimaastuin
Meman Grove
Bob Rose
Blusjays Presse Genog
Bi Bechii
Clay Fisher
Sophmore
Alf
Fred Arnahare
Dwayne Nelson
Li Paints
Grove
Genet
Dolezal Opens Pin Career With 600 Series Run
Al Dolezal posted the first 600 in his pin career in the Progressive League at Columbus Bowl with 252 188 202 for 642. The night featured high games by Bill Ansatt 232 Rane Casey 200 Hay velker 206 Fred Leonharti 213 and Gary Badie 203.
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al Dolezal
Columbus Bowl
Bill Ansatt
Casey
Hayvelker
Fred Leonhiati
Gary Badie
Gary
Badgers
Corrine Cave
Barhnee
Bev Schacter
Ann Wozny
Sheila Stone
Fran Carlson
Dean Muschy
Lewdle Ble- Donal
Ben Penslek
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Dave Swarb
Worfolk
Les Callan
Paul Potter
Mike Wagner
Roger Brown
Brian Gaver
Dan Lannan
Catlan
Potter
Wagner
Tom Heiser
Gary Stobodny
Kent Diller
Calumbus
Don Abogglen
Net Kintman
Norfolh
Doug Moore
Randy Renish
Telegram
Sorfolk
Vaorn
Duhon
Fala Posses
Riley Harsiv
Ren Fieferal Ban
Ker Party
Wil Sr Dolumbass
Nebraska
Anderson Top Lakeview
Blair
Inds
Lakeviews Junivr Yarsity
Fctington Favvaes
Doug Zoucnha
Paul Jaewick
Jon Reins
Doug Wolfe
Mat Seybrack
Eagk
Ron Geevawatl
Aeling
York Ag
Soulilerg
Belis
Mourices Arlinston
Haley
Arlineton Tv
Cathedral Cruises
Onna
Ely
Cate Uy
Ross Shamrucs
Deen Teriggs
Wee
Wirth
Hitery
Wes. Ue
Atdilien
Scoius
Kincaid Sport
Olotlo
Southwestern Junior College of
Creston
Joven
Spartans
Cones
Gene Tovezen
Liquorisets
Rose McElroy
New York AC
Rut- von Ulan
Tomme Tuner
Muay State
Ulan
Scarlet Knigits
Pele Soludee
Marichal
Kelly Higgins
Tom Jichia
Hilary Howard
Dolezal
Voi Fraines
Banko Teague
Larry Labens
Pat Force
Priseliin Paterson
Coalgarn
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