Platte nuns NU JV host Region 9 meet weekend action
Regional junior college basketball event details unfold with Platte College and nearby schools in Nebraska Wyoming Montana and Colorado. The Region 9 setup includes Kil Sub-Regional matches and a Nationals bid path via the Kansas event with officials listed and multiple teams competing across sites like Miles City Sheridan Casper and Sterling. Nebraska Nebraska Lincoln game notes show Nebraska varsity loss to Iowa State with Tim Williams and Frank Brower scoring leads.
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Local women lead in Beatrice bowling tournament
Nebraska Warmers Bowling Association state tourney opened in Beatrice with Hastings and other area women among leaders. Judy Aden of Hastings rolled four games over 260. Standings show top teams including Stose Capps of Lincoln and Parkway Lynch of Lincoln with high scores and team placements.
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Baseball gets the go ahead
The Associated Press reports MLB players and owners reached a three year basic agreement pending ratification. The deal covers active player contracts pensions and salary guidelines, with leaders calling it a significant settlement amid spring training preparations across titans and clubs.
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Oklahoma State Wrestlers Repeat Conference Crown in Maine Meet
Oklahoma State claimed its third straight Big Fight Conference wrestling title as 10 Cowboys and 142‑pound Bob Atites led a strong showing for the NCAA tournament. Ri dopes upset Iowa State’s Rick Binck to clinch the conference, while Keith Abens was named outstanding wrestler. Callard of Oklahoma tied defending champ at 6-4. The Cowboys finished with 49 points, ahead of Nebraska 27 and Colorado 18.
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Lakeview star Long earns all tourney honors at Kennedy event
Lakeview fal ls, Long named to all tourney as Lakeview places high in Kennedy College girls basketball tourney held last week at Wahoo. Omaha Cathedral defeated Omaha Marian for the title, with Omaha Holy Name finishing third. Long led Lakeview with 8 points, followed by teammates Reinan Bakenhus Irist Welgen and Wurdeman, as Wolk de Moe North Ted contributions are noted.
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Wunderlich strikes first 600 series in Progressive League action
Wunderlich opens with a 600 series as Columbus Bowl hosts Progressive League games. Carlson leads with 204 while Janzen posts 21. Jim Babel hits 212 and others such as Badje 21a Weber 20% add to a high scoring night. Helletic and Metro leagues feature top scores including Roth’s 2315 total and Kuta’s 218. In AIBC Cave leads girls with 469 and 316 while Hoessel tops boys with 335. Steelers post a 2747 team game and 1542 total in Nebraska.
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Huskers sweep Jayhawks in Big Eight clash in Kansas
Nebraska defeats Kansas 65 57 to sweep the Jayhawks for the first time since 196? in Lincoln. Farr scores 18 to lead NU as Kansas leads briefly late in the first half before NE rebounds with a decisive run. Greenlee tops Kansas with 11 while Christline and Erwin make notable contributions in a game marred by Erwin's illness.
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Tourney results highlight Class C and D finals pickups
In Auburn Pawnee Gily defeated Johnson Brook 62 to 42, Norfolk Kleanfield beat Plainview 83 to 31, Hastings Woul River led Hastings 36 to 31 with Cecilia 45, Minden Vertrand 33 over Elm Creek V7, Elkhoro Wahoo Neumann 31 over Louis ville 49, Chadron Michell 58 against Rushville 4, plus Class D finals listing Sterrior Havenport Chester Tuie gol 39 and Colberisen 'emtan 36.
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District opens Tuesday in Class A district basketball
District tournament action starts Tuesday with Columbus High Discoverers hosting Benson and Hastings facing Beatrice at Columbus High Gymnasium. Columbus and Hastings aim to rebound from mixed seasons as Beatrice eyes a strong finish after beating Norfolk.
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Pierson Leads Columbus Tank Team In State Meet
Brooke Pierson starred for Columbus High as the team finished strongly at the Lincoln East Pool. The Discoverers posted 49 points, their best state meet mark, with Pierson anchoring the CHS 200-yard medley relay to fifth place and later contributing to individual events. John Wright Ted Kyster and Johansen posted fast times in freestyle, while divers added points for CIS. Fremont and Westside dominated individual events as state champions set multiple meets records.
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Wildcats Hold Slim Chance at Title With Oklahoma Help
Kansas State and Oklahoma each chase a share of the Big Eight title as Kansas State must win at Oklahoma State while Oklahoma defeats Colorado in Norman. A Kansas State victory and a Sooners upset would leave Missouri with a final shot if the Tigers beat Kansas, all hinging on late-season conference results.
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Leaders at Boulevard Lanes and Sunday Night Bowling
Swarte led Thunderbolt League scoring at Boulevard Lanes with a 3 game and on 615 series including 211, 209, and 202. Welten Electric rolled 898 as a team. Sahara Lounge 2,598. In Speed Queen League Lynn Grape 204 Jo Sokol 258. Thusty’s Rebels 1,?22. Saturday Night Mixed leader Ralph Steiner 213 men Ann Woeny 211 women 536. Sunday Night League LeRoy Ernst 204 578 Lowell Brock 200. Huskers 673 team game Clarkson Four 1,903.
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Tigers win District title and set up Arcadia clash
Tigers coast to another district title under coach Doug Mielner and earn playoff berth as Silver Creek and Arcadia prepare for a decisive Wednesday night showdown. Arcadia, led by Ed Gogan at 28 points per game, trails at 17-4 after a 53-41 win over Pleasanton while Silver Creek eye a first State Class AO bid.
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Lakers End Bucks Losing Streak With Victory
The Los Angeles Lakers halted a rough spell by defeating the Milwaukee Bucks 91 81. Center Wilt Chamberlain outscored Kareem Abdul Jabbar for the first time in an NBA playoff era meeting, scoring 21 points with 2 rebounds while Elgin West weathered a hamstring injury. Lakers pull into top of division with win as Chamberlain dominates the Bucks in a telecasted Sunday game.
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Raiders rout Cleveland 9-5 in national TV contest
New York Raiders thrashed the Cleveland Crusaders 9-5 before the season’s largest home crowd of 18,700. Gene Peacosh led with a three goal performance as Wayne Rivers scored three times and Ron Ward added two goals and four assists to seize the WHA scoring lead. Other WHA results included Los Angeles 4 Quebec 2 and Winnipeg 5 Philadelphia 3.
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Bombergers lead with 644 in Boulevard Lanes doubles
Lally and Ann Bamberger top the Sunday night Scotch doubles at Boulevard Lanes with 644. Runners up included Gary Puckett and Grace Will at 634, followed by Dr Fol, Wolpert and Bernice Beck at 627, Paul and Betty Gottschall at 624, and others. Bob Beck and Blaine Mossman won the jackpot drawing and earned a March 11 spot in the Bowling at Lillusion program in Omaha.
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