Kearney Bearcats Rally Past Columbus in Big Ten Play
Kearney with senior stars Loren Kilian and Tom Spongberg overpower Columbus in a fourth quarter surge to claim a 72-65 comeback win. Spongberg nets 24, Kilian 13, Curtiss adds 13 while Prat and others contribute as Columbus falters late. Columbus ends regular season with Omaha Henson looming next.
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Nebraska high school basketball tourney results report
The Associated Press summarizes Class C tournament scores across Nebraska. Milford defeated Sutton 59 to 8 in Milford. Wisner saw Howells defeat Clarkson 47 to ? at McCook. Wilber’s Hebron 75 beat Shickley 61. Columbus and Newman Grove results pending. Fremont with Oakland Craig 83 to 50. Neligh 61 over Bassett 30. Wakefield Pendey 38 over Panola 3. Ord game results include igaup Gily 78 over Arnold 33. Elkhorn semifinal matchups listed as Newnan 65 and Weeping Water. Oshkosh 74 over Suthertayd. Arcadia 33 over Pleasamian. Ay ONeill Orchard 43 at Central City via Aordsilie 61. Benedict 57 noted.
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Scotus runners up in WPEC Irosh tourney finals
Warren Ortmeier led West Point tied for the win with a 24 point second half as Scotus yearlings fell in the WPEC Lettermen's Club Irosh tournament finals. Tim Peterson added 17 for the winners while Kevin Abbott and Les Nosas led the early charge for Scotus with double digit first half scoring.
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Green Nears NBA Longevity Mark Despite Injury
Kansas City fAP reports veteran Johnny Green, within three games of Delph Schayes' NBA record for appearances, may miss the rest of the season after straining ligaments in his left knee versus Milwaukee. Green, with 1,057 career games, could tie the mark with two more contests if healthy. He will be out indefinitely on crutches after the layup mishap.
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Nebraska hunting season dates set with minor changes
Lincoln dispatch reports the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission kept most hunting season dates similar to last year for spring turkey, antelope, deer and other game. Changes include a longer spring turkey season from 10 to 12 days and adjusted application and drawing timelines, with various dates in April through November for rifle and archery hunts.
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Five considered for two at large berths in Journey Five
Athens Go AP Five teams including fifth ranked Marquette are being considered for the two at large berths in the NCAA Mid East Regional Tournament. Joel Eaves, athletic director at fia and chair of the selection committee, lists Cincinnati Florida State Jacksonville and Northern Illinois as candidates with possible additions before final selection. The first round will be held at the University of Dayton in March for at large berths.
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Potter named to East Big 10 all star team
Potter of Columbus leads honors as East Big Ten top five first team includes Mark Hansen and Gary Sloixhiy with 171 and 178 points respectively. Honorable mentions include Trofholz and Mussman among others across Fremont Norfolk Grand Island and Hastings.
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Immanuel Dominates Lakeview Tourney to Claim Title
Immanuel won the Lakeview L Club tournament by defeating District 10 in the finals as Greg Becher scored 18 and Toren Goedeken 12 to lead a 54-23 victory. Immanuel opened with 32-27 over Mone, while Brian Bullington and Gary Beecher added 13 and 12 points respectively in earlier rounds.
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Genoa district title win snaps Newman Grove bid
Genoa defeated Newman Grove 41-42 in a district 0-7 championship at Phille College to claim a second crown in three seasons. Coach Byron Sutton saw his Orioles rally early but Genoa pulled away in the final period behind Clay Fisher and Rick Swanson. Newman Grove, led by Wes Christensen and Kevin Johnson, kept it close into the fourth before Genoa sealed the win with strong defense and ball control.
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Columbus Swimmers Land Four State Qualifiers
Columbus swimmers earned four state qualifying spots as Lincoln Omaha Westside finished a fourth consecutive swimming title. Notables include Columbus medley relay members Jub Wright Wed Kyster Ed Johansen Brooke Pierson posting 47.391 in prelims and Pierson advancing in Miyard freestyle with 52.724. Ted Ruster scored 28.9 in two rounds. Other CHS finalists and prelims qualifiers noted across events with Lincoln and Omaha Westside leading the field.
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Six-team Monroe Moore High basketball tourney begins Feb 2
A six-team junior tournament at Monroe Moore High starts Monday February 2 with finals on March 1. Spalding faces Humphrey St. Francis at 6 50 p m and Monroe meets Lindsay Holy Family at 8 p m. Lindsay Holy Family is the defending champ. The schedule shows Newman Grove versus Monday’s winner on Tuesday February 17 and Wolbach against the other Monday winner, with the latter game at 1 p m and the championship to follow.
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Schmidt Bar bowling team wins Platte Center tourney title
Schmidt Bar team wins the Platte Center bowling tourney with 4 082 pins in first place. Pile Drivers take second with 2974. In singles Hon Schmidt tops with 690, followed by Hob Schmidt 663 and others. Doubles lead Arvo Mark and William Wula 4248, with Tom and Bob Schavint 1216. All events see Schadel 11M pins, Ralph 1878, Dick 1862, Tom 1837, and more top eight placers including Marcel Lichig and Larry Soullierc.
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Woods tops indoor shot mark at NY AU meet
George Woods dominant 30 year old Olympian from Waradan Missouri surpassed the indoor shot put world mark at the NAIA track championships in New York. He used a borrowed shot weighed 11 pounds after a delay caused by lack of official weight measurement at Columbia University Air Dome. Brian Oldfield finished second with 76 feet 7 inches.
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Platte nips Fairbury to reach four-state tourney
Platte College rallied from behind to defeat Fairbury 81 78 in Friday night junior college action. The top seed Raiders improved to 24 6 and earned a four state regional berth hosted by Platte College March 23 24 with Platte to face Nebraska Freshmen at Lincoln. Tom Williams led Platte with 15 of 34 field goals as Dan Hollate added 17 points and Jack Wesolowski 12. Fairbury Cornel Jones was limited to 6 points as Platte employed a delaying defense to seal the win.
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