Midlands District Class Basketball tournament recap
Midland College and surrounding teams battled in first round play with Arlington and David City Aquinas advancing as home teams. Arlington beat Columbus Scotus 63 53 while David City Aquinas edged Wahoo 54 50 and Ashland fell to Schuyler 58 41 as Aquinas prepared to meet Schuyler in the next round.
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Ray Gattermeyer
Fremont
Cays
Morras
Lop- Arlington
Aquinas
Tinstede
David City High
Theie Hanes
Aquitas
Ashland
Cohnmus
David City
Lakeview
Arlington
Tod Torby
Dayal City
Weisesrlay
Seai
Schuster
Thursdaoy
Tickets on Sale for Region 9 Tournament at Maths College
Region 9 tournament tickets go on sale Wednesday at Maths College Piell Howse with special adult pricing. Tickets available at Silver Dollar Bar Adams Clothing Jey Druig Homnlet Bar and other local outlets. Athletic Director can arrange blocks for businesses.
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Bie Nahonel
Bétbu Association
Maths College
Piell Howse Ge
Piake Coliege
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Plate Torture Center
Monroe Flyers win in post cage tourney opener
Monroe beat Spalding as Mark Ditler led Monroe with 19 points and Lloyd Jenkinson added 16. Rich Schaecher had 19 for the base, while St Francis was led by Ton Aloisi and Pat Preister with 4 and 12 respectively.
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Meharebenik Gillespie
Ation
Behrns
Doug Schull
Ashland
Merv Bey
Mike Bagtsel
Monroe
Champin Holy Family
Kumphrey Francis
Spalding
Mark Ditler
Lloyd Jenkinson Ait
Carl Stenzel
Rich Schaecher
Neal Schumacher
St. Francis
Ton Aloisi
Pat Preister
Jarry Hooker
Memorial tourney slated at Bowl Memorial tourney slated at Bowl
The annual Fred Speck doubles tournament opens at Columbus and runs four weeks. The four time event is open for men's doubles and ladies doubles, and contestants can bowl as often as they want by changing partners. Handicap is pegged at 200 140 for men and 16 20 for women. The tournament honors Columbus first Hall of Fame member Fred Speck.
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Dftm
Fred Speck
Columbus ii Day
Larry Carlson
Columbus
Badje Leads Top Games in Platte Bowing Meet
Badje outpaced Gay Badje in the top 15 game and added 13 107 for a BAN series in Platte. Olive individuals include Vern Beckman Walt Junghaene Jerry Jerfich Fred Leon Gary Math Novi Helloucci and Don Struebins. In Ladies Class, Dorothy Hurd and Neama Rebles tied for high at 204 Rita Vaher 509. Team highs were Hadley Byaithwaiy with a game and Liberty Cleaners 2.301 Ocher top series the Weidener and Myctic 503 Debbie Gales 510 Neoma Beblen 458 Keanna Hyh Toy in the Junior League Mike Becher 182 Pat Fare Judy Anson 16 Mu 29 Dodgers 71%.
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Columbus Budweiser Ik
Olive
Vern Beckman
Walt Junghaene
Jerry Jerfich
Fred Leon
Gary Math
Novi Helloucci
Don Struebins
Len Smuth
Ray Keveldh
Dorothy Hurd
Neama Rebles
Rita Vaher
Bill Conyers Wins State Fishing Award in Tulsa
Tulsa report notes Columbus angler Till Seeners earned Hast In State honors during Zobeo's FishAmerican Awards. Conyers qualified in Best In Species and will await the national FishAmerica Awards announcement.
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Bill Conyers
Tulsa
Okla
Columbus
Zobeo
FishAmerican
Conyers
FishAmerica
Uoon
High Game Duel Highlights Bowling Standouts at Boulevard Lanes
Lao Hellmers and Marth Kyesha tied for 211 high game in the 6th Century League at Boulevard Lanes, with Hellmers aiming for a top series. Street results show Persons Sport Shop 630 and Wallick Rautalor 2,292 best series, plus Stan Weinhoff 204 and Mary Ann Lehr’s 1 game and 1 series lead Streamliner league. Lugie's 79 percent and Eagle Dames 2,260 led team totals. Jocky Wessel topped the High School League girls with 149, while Dan Bugge posted 189 and 6m.
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Lao Hellmers
Marth Kyesha
Boulevard Lanes
Hellmers
Persons Sport Shop
Wallick Rautalor
Stan Weinhoff
Mary Ann Lehr
Lugie
Eagle Dames
Jocky Wessel
Dan Bugge
Boys Town Opens Lead In AP High School Rankings
The Associated Press top ten for Class A closes the season with Boys Town overtaking Lincoln Northeast for the No 1 spot after a 18 2 record. Omaha Tech remains third as East and Omaha Central hold fourth and fifth. Lincoln High and Kearney tie for eighth with Omaha North moving to 11th. Boys Town faces Oronha firyon in the first tournament game while Northeast meets Wastan in another playoff.
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Associated Press
Boys Town
Omaha
Lincoln Northwash
AP Sportswkters
Cowboys
Northeast
Lincoln East
Omaha Tech
East
Omaha Central
Maha Ryan
Creighton Pree
Linco High
Kearney
Omaha North
Omaha Westside
Bugs
Oronha Firyon
Wastan
Pis
Lincoln Northeast
Kineain East
Omaha Ryan
Omaha Creighton Prep
Cincoln High
Tiel Kearney
Beatrice at Grand Island in Class A-7 district rematch
Grand Island meets Beatrice at 8 p.m. in Columbus High Gym in a Class A-7 district basketball showdown. Columbus and Hastings also play, with winners advancing to Friday’s championship. coaches include Dave McNair for Grand Island and Al Lowe for Beatrice. lineups feature key seniors and taller centers.
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Oper Lanight
Columbus High Gallimasiun
Beatrice
Foughie Grand Island
Columbus
Hastings
Dave McNair
Grand Island
John. LeBermot
Buard
Tim Dunagan
Bill Sawyer
Rocke Benkbeil
Norman Behring
Bill Roach
Steve Phillips
Paul Fox
Dan Klaus
Tom Moore
al Lowe
Tigers
CHS Gymnasium
Lawemen
Kirk Bicalarsen
Rick Wallace
Curt Johnson
Dennis Eckert
Mitch Feldien
Jack Johnson
Jon Wagner
Séror
Larry Cattanl
Dana Hellbusch
Nebraska high school boys basketball tournament results
First round results across Nebraska venues with team scores and halftime tallies. Goring defeated Chadron 65 32 at Fremont. David City Aquinas edged Ashland 32 30 with Aquinas leading 39 4 at halftime. Schuyler beat Columbus Lake View 58 53 with John Dufek 20 leading. Artington 63 over Seatus 53 with Robert Braench 20 top scorer. Other scores include David City 53 Wahoo 50. Plattsmouth 64 Syracuse 62. Auburn 82 Waverly 4. York 61 Seward 5. Crete 52 Central City 7. Ord 94 St. Paul 53. Wayne 71 Wisner-Pilger 1. Sidney 74 Valentine 36. Omaha Gross 44 Omaha Cathedral 42. Cozad 96 Grand Island CC 47. Minden 26 Grand Island NWS (text truncated).
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Doug Schulz
Schuyler
Columbus
Lakeview O
Sehmyler
Lakeview
John Dufek
Rick Thomas
Artington
Cohuishus Seatus
Seatus
Robert Braench
Greys Grubaugh
David City
Wahoo
Mary Aldrich
Nebraska City
Plattsmouth
Syracuse
Thalftime
Winer’s High
Dan Gradoville
Don Soudler
Auburn
Waverly
Craig Glisley
Burwell
Creighton
Atkinson Westtoll
W Holt
Gordon Theis
Fuehtman
Terry Davis
Ord
St. Paul
Doug Wolf
Mitch McCanh
Doug Pedersen
Wayne
Wisner-Pilger
Wisner- Pilger
Winnar
Todd Bigelow
AP college cage rankings list top teams and votes
The Top Twenty college basketball rankings show UCLA leading with three first place votes and a 23.0 average. Second is North Carolina State at 25-0, followed by Minnesota and Long Beach State, with several entries and other teams receiving votes listed alphabetically.
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Caro
Minnesota
Long Beach St
Rquatic
Providence
No. Cacotina
Houston
Maryland
Memphis St. Zed
SW la
Indiang
Missi
Syracuse
J. New Mexico
Kansas St
St. John's
Jacksonville
Carolina
Creston Triumph Over Columbus 108 107 In PBL Clash
In a Pioneer Basketball League Northern Division game Creston edged Columbus 108 to 107. Duvanski scored 23, Moth 22, Fuell 19, Berlin 19, Went 45 for Creston. Lindsiay defeated Saturday at St Aly.
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Columbus
Ilypedd Creston
Northern Divisio
Y Duvanski
Dick Moth
Dave Fuell
Berlin
Creston
Lindsiay
Staly
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