Church brothers win gold at state wrestling meet
At Pershing Auditorium Lincoln, Churchill? brothers headline wins as Allen Church takes 138-pound gold and Dave Church claims 8-pound title. Kinney and Schroeder add class wins. Columbus dominates Class A with seven medals and first champion Lindsay Ball in 105 weight.
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Church Brothers
Kinney
Schroeder
Clarks Church Brothers
Pershing Auditorium
Lincoln
Alen Church
Blue “Bombers
Allen
Bill Lacey
Shelton
Lacey
Renampson
Cambridge
Thompson
Dave Church
Dave Peterson
Bertrand
Dave
Ken Ung
Harrisbure
Young Church
Je R Clarks
Harrisburg
Leigh
Mike Selije
Mncoln
Columbus High
Dieaverers
Boys Town
Columbus
Lindsay Ball
Ralston
Terr
Negley
Ball
Negrey
Ralstonie
Bie
Steve Dey
Northwest
Kart" Galas
South
Wonder Jon Sackett
Kevin Anderson
Kearney
Sackett
Jim Blaszak
Omaha
Bryan
Randy Negley
Mark Geise
North Platte
Anderson
Don Korcek
Millard
Dan Halstead
Lindsay Ball State
sThlegeam
Jett Gegn
Ralsson
Terry Negley
Houser Hassebrook win first in Boulevard Lanes doubles
Houser and Hassebrook took top place in the Sunday night TV scorer doubles at Boulevard Lanes with handicap games of 234 219 and 220 for a 73 total. Second went to Craig and Marilyn Williams, 646, followed by Janssen teams and others in a close standings pack. Individual highs included Williams 237 and 235, with Houser Hassebrook 234. Special drawing winners Roger and Becky Oppliger will face next week’s couple for a Bowing at Leisure program spot. Harton Semple to head US Golf Association at January meeting in New York succeeding the late Tynford Lardner.
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Houser
Kathy Nassebrook
Boulevard Lanes
Craig
Marilyn Williams
Darrell
Pat Janssen
Edgar
Wilma Kroomland
Loren
Alice Wetten
Harold
Eleanor Scholl
Ray
Marilyn Labens
Mike Evans
Sue Papracki
Houser- Hassebrook
the Sehialls
Roger
Becky Oppliger
Omaha
Harton Semple
Sewickley
Us, Golf Association
New York
Tynford Lardner
Milwaukee
West Point Central Catholic rallies but falls short to Bluejays
West Point Central Catholic trailed by 14 entering the final period but rallied with 30 points from Greg Grubaugh and Bob Shonka. Scotus JC kept within two before West Point iced the win 76 to 72 at home, aided by 22 of 33 from the foul line while Scotus converted 8 of 10.
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Greg Grubaugh
Bob ‘Shonka
Scottis Central -Catholic
West Point Central-Catholic
Frank Sperceri
Shamrocks
Grubaugh
Shonka
West Point
Glenn Randel
Bluejay
Scotus
Tom Ridder
Randel
Hosis
Kevin Mahlberg
Jim Ridder
Spencers
Sax
West Point Catholic
Lakeview
Midland College
Fremont
Bluejays
Scotus Jayvees
WieseHigh Score Leads Thunderbolt League Bowling
Wiese rolled 259 for high game while Bob Wiese added a 255 and Ralph Schmidt a 604 series in Thunderbolt League at Boulevard Lanes. Tichota opened his pin career with 600 series, led by 229 and 22 while many others posted scores across several leagues including 296 by Fran Kuta and 244 by Del Engquist. Team honors went to Rusty’s Rebels with 846 and 2,4. Sahara Lounge posted a 911 team game and Wetljen Electric 2,609.
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Bob Wiese
Ralph Schmidt
Boulevard Lanes
Ringo Tichota
Jim Schwarts
Marty’ Johannes
Larry Zulkoski
Jim Thalken
Les Wordeman
Poewherz
Adam Torson
Lyrin Nitz
del Engquist
Nim Kurtenbach
Sahara Lounge
Wetljen Electric
Mary Ann Lehr
Speed Queen
Fran Kuta
Elaine Massman
Jean Brase
Neema Behlen
Rusty
Rebels
Mel Kucera
Mike Evans
Delva Prokopek
Germs
Bill Price
Jeannie Evans If
al Starzec
Kris Brestal
Northwest rallies past CHS in late run for 68 61 win
Northwest Huskies, ranked ninth in Class A, outscored Columbus 21-2 over seven minutes to secure a non-conference victory in Omaha. Scott Trohfelz led Northwest with 9 points, while Columbus got 12 from Dave McWilliams and 10 from Trohfelz as CHS dropped their fourth straight and prepare for a regular-season closer against Omaha Benson.
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Omaha
Northwest
Columbus
Denny Bargen
Omaha Benson
Huskies
Dick Koch
CHS
Omahans
Dave McWilliams
Bargen
Norfolk
Panthers
Nori
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Dave McHair
The
Columbus Telegram
Colynauus
Nebraska
Selije
Dave Wendlant
Arapahoe
Greg Burrows
Adams
Settie
Mike Glur i
Albion
Kurt Kinney
Rick Reyzlik
Tekamah Herman
Fisher
Lloyd Shetes
Tekamah
Valentine
Lexington
Cazed
David City
John Schroeder
Yess Roberts
Omaha Gross
Roberts
Steve Baker
Chadron
Baker
Greg Bartz
Howells
Long Sage
Barta
Bruce Goes
Wymore
Nelgi
Tiowells
Stromeburg
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Jerry Dynek
Bellevue
Robert Devereaux
Tech
Korcsk
Doug Wardinger
Southeast
Rick Hill
Wurdinger
Jim Leslie
Tom Strasheim
East
Myron Powell
Grand Island
Barry Ballentine
Rummel
Gary Speicher
Carlos Gonzales Py
Speicher
Larry James
Gonzales
Dave McBreen
Lou Sluger
Bruce Hansen
Columbus Grappler
Pierce Carpenter
Westside
Hansen
Mike Luebbert
Omaha Ryan
Roye Oliver
Omaha Tech
Oliver
Tom Hampton
Carpenter
Mike Rice
John Pearson
Creighton Prep
Greg Ballentine
Doug Ward
Frémont
Steve Schumacher
Marty B McCurdy
Lincoln East
Schumacher
Lanny Neese
Neese
Fnally
Uc Kearney
Millard Invite
Apollo
Gary Baldwin
Terri
Raye Oliver
Rod Shadaw
Discoverers
Allen Church
Champ
Gary Fisher
Jim Sackett
Columbus Boys Town
Reariny
Heads Golf Group
Wayne State
Neb
Wayne State College
Nebraska Women's Intercollegiate’ Sports Council
East Midland College
University of Nebraska- Lincoln
Kearney State
Jotin . Kennedy Ge
University of Nebraska-Omaha
Bregenz
Switerland
David Zwilling
Wiese
Scott Trofhelz
McWilliams
Lowell Greenwall
Rez Porter
Trofhelz
Paul Bergman
Husties
Bob Wennersten
Hall
Mark Bennett
Cory Brettman
Quarta Toherrons
Morthnenss
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