Huskers lose but Big Eight champ Kansas State seals tourney path
Kansas State clinches its first Big Eight title since 1973 with a 68-55 win over Oklahoma as Curtis Redding posts 20 points 13 rebounds. Kansas State joins Kansas Oklahoma and Missouri in the top four to host first round Big Eight tournament games with the winner earning an automatic NCAA berth.
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Kansas City
UPI
Kansas State
Curtis Redding
Nets
Wildcats
Oklahoma
KSU
Ahearn
Wildcat
Kstate
Jack Hartman
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa State
Colorado
Oklahoma State
Nebraska
Redding
Mike Evans
Andrew Paker
Leonard Allen
Emmett Lewis
Buffs
North Carolina State
Norm Sloan
Sloan
State
Phil Ford
Walter Davis
Mike O’koren
North Carolina
Notre Dame
Loyola of Chicago
Clemson
Duke
South Carolina
South Florida
Temple
Pittsburgh
Virginia Tech
Virginia
St. John’s
Boston College
Louis told to rest after angina in Las Vegas
Joe Louis, the former world heavyweight champion, was ordered by his doctor to rest at home for a few days after experiencing angina pains. He said the episode stemmed from a chest injury suffered over 25 years ago and canceled a Speaking engagement in Alabama.
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Las Vegas
UPI
Louis
Miller
Alabama Hall of Fame
Cowboy Rocky Lee
Ohio
Caesar's Palace
New York
Bowling standings and results across multiple leagues
The article lists bowling team results and individual scores from multiple clubs and tournaments including Grand Island Meves Bowl and SkyBowl events. It records participants such as Keith Gottschall, Stan Gottschall, Roger Svatora, Jamie Boyd, and many clubs like Boulevard Lanes, Columbus, Schuyler, and Co-op with scores ranging up to 2266 points in large team totals.
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Lillian Shuster
Charles von Velkenburgh
Pioneer
Tigers
Judie Scott
Rick Kohler
Dave Cummings
Linda Vovricek
Evelyn Sedlok
Dave Svoboda
Lou Sindelar
Buss-Sindelar
Spencer Foods
Scott Starkey
Three Aces
Bull Shooters
Skyline
LoVine Folke
Martha Drotak
Schuyler Sun
Goldenrod
Irene Kohler
Elaine Abraham
Reinecke Motors
Wigington Chevrolet
Cornhusker — Terryson
Don Limo
Schuyler State Bank
Schuyler State
National Bank
Draper
T&gmig
Platte Valley
Keith and
Sten Gottschall
Columbus
Super Sweet
Schuyler
Boulevard Lanes
Zelenda Farm Service
Yler
Roger Svatora
Larry Svatora
Omaha
Roger Hammond
Butch Ludwig
Gil Hokcamp
Me Scheer
Arlington
Walley M
Max Jensen
Lincoln
St. Don Wash
Gary Muth
Colum
Ime
Gy Krumland
Jim Berndt
Stan Gottschall
Roger Draper
Oasis Bor
Budweiser
Lee Osten
Terry Henke
Tom Pierson
Scott Souders
Dan Force
Pet Force
Larry Harrington
Marty Munson
Terry Buck
Ed Beller
Bob Kloke
Dennis Matson
Joe Karnik
Joel Warner
Jim Kolas
Vern Hofer
Mike Small
S. Sanders
Paul Gottscholl
Larry Zywiec
Bill Braithwait
John Jene
Bob Bennefeld
Wiliger
Mike Birkel
Leigh Womens Bowling Association
Hanel Floor
Margaret Stransky
Lucille Mundil
Janice Huisman
Marian Cattan
Karen Bruhn
Cindy Lierman
Lorie Larson
Ka Fuhr
Cindy Loseke
Dorothy Thalken
Bernice Aspinall
Sheroue Inselman
Larry Soulliere
Marvin Joixen
Falstoff
M. Joix
Vi Jorosz
G. Kuta
D Rosenthal
Betty Pilakowski
Jacks Place
Ernie Schmidt
Joe Thomas
Columbus Feed Mill
J. Thomas
Wayne Wetgen
Jim Bernt
Bill Kuta
Ron
David Schmidt
VonDell Mohrmen
Jack's
Kathy Macken
Ann Fuchs
Connieen
Kate Goering
Delores Bernt
Betty Soulliere
Platte Center
Schumacher Insurance
Co-op
Virgs Garage
Monroe Elevator
Janssen Enises
Huddle Bor
Falstaff
P.C. Bor
Arno Mark
Ed Rosenthal
Barry Wilke
Fred Westmeyer
Dale Siebler
Darrell Janssen
Walt Schumacher
Dave Langan
Ken Bisson
Steve Greisen
Francis Hennessy
Ralph Schumacher
Dave Langon
Roger Loseke
Tom Macken
Doane Edges Dana in Double Overtime Narrow NAICp Hope
Doane Tigers defeated Dana 78 77 in double overtime at Blair Nebraska to stay alive for the NAIA District 11 playoffs. Frank Hogan and Fernando Chevannes hit crucial baskets. Chevannes scored the winner with 1 22 left in the second overtime as Dana fouled out on a late rebound. Dana led late, but Gustafson missed a buzzer drive sealing the win. Doane improves to 19 7 overall and 8 2 in the league while Dana falls to 4 18 and 19 in conference play.
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Blair, Neb
UPI
Doane
Frank Hogan
Fernando Chevannes
Tigers
Dana
Nebraska
Randy Wenz
Stan Gustafson
Syracuse Rout Niagara Behind Bouie’s Big Freshman Year
Syracuse improved to 22 wins with Roosevelt Bouie, a 6-11 freshman, scoring 16 points with seven rebounds and four blocks as the Orangemen beat Niagara 106-82. Guard Jimmy Williams led Syracuse with 18 points and Dale Shackelford added 14.
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Greg Aiello
UPI
Syracuse
Roosevelt Bouie
Niagara
Dan Raskin
Bouie
Boyle
Orangemen
Dale Shackelford
Jim Boeheim
Jimmy Williams
Shackelford
NFLPA and Owners Open New Pact Talks In New York
NFLPA executive committee meets in Washington to review a new collective bargaining agreement and forward it to team player representatives. Owners Management Council panel meets in New York to begin action on the pact with features including a revised college draft and a liberalized free agent system.
Cards sign two infielders
ST. PETERSBURG. Flat fielders Garry Templeton and Jerry DaVanon have signed 1977 contracts with the National League club. Templeton, a shortstop, made his major-league debut last August. DaVanon, with Houston last season, was acquired in a trade.
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ST. Petersburg
Garry Templeton
Jerry DaVanon
Templeton
DaVanon
Houston
Nets edge Nuggets in tight ABA NBA playoff chatter
Nets beat the Nuggets 91 88 as coach Kevin Loughery praised Denver’s chance in the NBA playoffs. Mike Bantam and van Breda Kolff led New York with 16 points apiece while Dan Issel and Calvin Jones added 16 for Denver. Other scores included Bullets 109 Pacers 101 Pistons 102 Lakers 101 Sonics 94 Kings 93 Jazz 106 Bucks 96.
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Fred Down
UPI
Kevin Loughery
Denver Nuggets
American Basketball Association
National Basketball York Nets
Nuggets
NBA
Loughery
ABA
Mike Bantam
van Breda Kolff
Nets
Dan Issel
Calvin
Bobby Jones
Washington Bullets
Indiana Pacers
Detroit Pistons
Los Angeles Lakers
Seattle SuperSonics
Kansas City Kings
New Orleans Jazz
Milwaukee
Nick Weatherspoon
Fred Brown
Sonics
Brian Taylor
Kansas City
Jazz
Bucks
Pete Maravich
Bud Stallworth
Paul Griffin
Junior Bridgeman
Bob Dandridge
Valley Shocks Fremont Bergan In Regional Girls Contest
Valley defeats Fremont Bergan 49 to 28 in a regional playoff at Cedar Bluffs. Pleasanton tops Alma 47 32 in another regional game at Kearney.
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United Press International
Cedar Bluffs
Valley
Fremont Bergan
Kearney
Pleasanton
Alma
Filley Diler
Table Rock
Poth Hardville
Hampton
Cambridge
Wauneta
Bridgeport
Gurney
Harrisburg
Doane
Dana
Chadron
Bellevue
Chadron Edges Bellevue In Nonconference Revival
Chadron rallied from a one point halftime deficit to beat Bellevue 83 78 in a nonconference game. Lyle Roberts and Steve Coon each scored 20 for Chadron while Roosevelt Watkins added 13. Bellevue, led by Greg Smith with 25 points, finished 16 9.
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Chadron
Neb
UPI
Bellevue
Lyle Roberts
Steve Coon
Roosevelt Watkins
Greg Smith
Mike
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Dale Garner
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Carol Wright
G. Moon
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Dales
Tony Srb
Neil Newman
N. Newman
Mel Paprocki
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Bonner
Duane Mortensen
Carta’s
John White
Gary Stenger
D. Mortensen
Dennis Are
Richard Fuhr
Spicey
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Schwalke
Allspice
Marilyn Wilcox
Emeralds
Kelly Schoege
Craig Junghaene
Bow
Linda Carver
Mary Mielok
Sorges
Sed Cors
Bettyteimer
Gretchen Arndt
Marshall Nelson
Jean ‘Cer Nik
Eve Lusche
Ben Pensick
Rita Fuhr
Elden Osten
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