CHS wallops Benson 73-46 for 14-4 mark
Columbus High routed Omaha Benson 73 to 46 to move to 14 wins and 4 losses. Senior Dan Lannan scored 19 points while guard Roger Brown added 16 as the Discoverers, returning full lineup for the first time in weeks, set the tone with pressing defense and fast breaks before a key Class A District opener with Grand Island at Hastings College.
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Rich Gaver
Columbus High
Omaha Benson
Discoverers
Jack Johnson
Maroons
Wayers
Danny Miller
Tes Cattan
Paul Poller
Grand Island
Hastings College
Dan Lannan
Jack
Roger Brown
Lolich seeks six figure salary after 1971 wins
Detroit pitcher Mickey Lolich and agent proposed about $135,000 after his 26 victories in 1971, prompting GM Jim Campbell to dismiss the demand as uncroplaitic. Other Tigers talk includes Cash seeking a raise, and various MLB players negotiating moves, with Sonny Siebert and Frank Howard among notable signings and talks across several teams.
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United Press International
Mickey Lolich
Detroit ‘Tigers
Lolich
Bob Fenton
Detroit
Jim Campbell
Aka Cash
Tigers
Lakelarl
Fla
Cash
Dave McNally
Baltimore Orioles
Mike Cuvilar
Temain
Baltimore
Jim Fanning
Montreal Rixpos
Rusty Staub
Carl Morlon
Morton
Sonny Siebert
Boston Red Sox
Jim Owens
Houston Astros
Don Wilson
Larry Klerker
Ken Worsch
Dave Roberts
Seb Valentine
Jim Lefebvre
Progressive eell high scores highlighted at Columbus bowling
Muth ary Muth rolled a 613 series paced by a 217 game in Columbus. Gary's Badgers led team scoring with 754 in a four man set of 2 193. Grace Porce earned an all spare 181 and WIBG patch. Notable marks include Addie Drum 218 high game and 406 series, Barb Barlie 588, Fran Carlson 203 and 337, and Sheila Stone 538. Oasis Bar led teams B26 with 2526. Bantam League saw Pat Force 179 and Denise Engquist 130 games plus Denise Ht series 130. Dodgers 352 and 81.
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Ary Muth
Progressive Eell
Columbus
Gary
Badgers
C.B. Bar
Mel Peterson
Larry Warrington
Rich Pensick
al Dolezal
Leonhard
Gary Dadje
Norm Settie
Grace Porce
Pat Force
Mary Anson
Denise Engquist
Denise
Dodgers
Platte College Tops Seed in Junior College Sub-regional
Platte College cagers receive a first round bye in the Junior College Sub-regional tourney at the Norfolk City Auditorium. Coach Gene Torezon's team faces the York vs Northeastern winner on Tuesday at 9 p.m. Fairbury and Central Nebraska Tech meet Tuesday before the Platte game, with the winners meeting Wednesday in the finals. Platte is the defending champ and the Wednesday winner advances to the Northern Regional in Montana or Wyoming.
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Platte College
Norfolk City Auditorium
Gene Torezon
York
Northeastern
Fairbury
Nebraska Tech
Hastings
Platte
Montana
Wyoming
Nebraska prep basketball tourney results by class
Tournament scores list games from Humboldt Stella SE defeating DeWitt Tri-Ce 82 to 7 at Crete and Doane Louisville at Wilford St. plus David City Aquinas over Cedar Stupids 81 to 40. Hastings College beat St Cec 38, Keesaw 35. Minden Bertrand 59 over Wilcox 54. Scottsbluff Miteball 70 over Minature 69. Superior Byron 34 over Nelson 2 in OT. Columbus Plage Mead 55 over Yutan 52. North Platte Waxton Maswell 47 Yankee Mill. State Recreation Area includes a 938 acre area with a 210 acre lake.
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United Press International
Nébraska
Humboldt
Stella SE
DeWitt Tri-Ce
Crete, Doane
Louisville
Wilford St
David City
Aquinas David City
Cedar Stupids
Hastings College
Hastings St. Cec
Keesaw
Minden
Bertrand
Wilcox
Scottsbluff
Miteball
Minature
Superior
Byron
Nelson
Columbus, Plage
Oklahoma State Cops Loop Mat Title
Stillwater Oklahoma State wrestlers surged to win the Big Eight Conference title led by Oklahoma freshman Gallard who upset NCAA champion Carl Adams 12 7 at 158 pounds and Doug Campbell’s win at 167 clinching the crown. Oklahoma finished third with 145 points.
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Stillwater
Okla
UPI
Oklahoma
Jeff Callard
Oklahoma State
Cowboys
Thenals
Towa State
OSU
Gallard
Lows State
Carl Adams
Doug Campbell
Calfard
Montana State basketball coach resigns after third season
POCATELLO Idaho UPI Gary Huls head coach of Montana State University basketball submits resignation after completing his third season. His teams compiled an overall record of 2 wins and 5 losses.
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Pocatello, Idaho
UPI
Gary Huls
Montana State University
Discoverers Place 13th in State Led by Smith Brothers
Omaha Westside captured the state swimming and diving title at Omaha Burke Wool with five golds from the Smith brothers. Fremont runner up, Columbus set a school record with 14 points, while Roy Smith won the 30 and 100 free events and anchored the free relay. Brian Smith claimed the 200 individual medley and 100 breaststroke as Columbus junior Brooke Pierson contributed to CHS totals. Coach Dave McNair becomes the winningest CHS swim coach after a strong showing across events and records set, signaling a bright 1972-23 season.
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Benson
CHS
Omahans
Dennis van Fossen
Omaha
Scott Trofholz
Tom Walters
Rich Joseph
Rex Porter
Phil Peppler
Dana Hellbusch
Vernon Davis
Dave Roshune
Omana Bexsos
Antler Hoy
Entan
Westside
Smith Brothers
Burke Wool
Fremont
Columbus
Roy Smith
Brian Smith
Brooke Pirson
Tom Folsom
Russ Nylicter
Ed Johanset
Ivay
Evans
Roger Hawkins
We 1867
Kim Kovanda
Aut
Lakeview and Scotus gear for district Class B tourney
Lakeview and Scotus, fresh off strong Friday night wins, prepare for district Class B action on the Lakeview court. Top seed Lakeview 11-7 opens tonight at 6:30 against Ashland while second seed Scotus 12-8 faces Central City at 8 p.m. Semifinals run Wednesday and Thursday with finals Saturday and a state tournament berth at stake.
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Lakeview
Scotus
Ashland
the & O
David Olly
Aquinas
Wahoo
Central City
Jursday
Tursday
Schuyler
Logan View
West Point Catholic
Harlington Cedar Catholic
Mead nips Yutan to win Class D-6 title at Platte
Mead High School edged Yutan 55-52 before about 2,400 at Platte College Field House to claim the Class D-6 championship. The Raiders overcame a third-quarter drought, with Mike Couch and Steve Carrill keying a late fourth-quarter run to hold the lead and seal the victory.
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Mead
Platte
Yutan
Buszer
Chiefs
Banlor
Snes Harrison
Raiders
Mike Couch
Mead Fastoresk
Mead Crew
Harrison
Yulan
Couch
John Erickson
Rick Heldt
Heldt
Possessinn
Steve Carrill
Mike Lasloyien
Yuta
Hrgins
Laslaykca
Weiskopf wins Gleason meet in Inverrary classic
Tommy Weiskopf, at age 24, won the Jackie Gleason Inverrary golf classic in Lauderdale Florida with a 274 total after a final round 63. Jack Nicklaus finished second at 279, Mae McClendon tied for third at 280, and Chi Chi Rodriguez, Bob Smith, Buddy Allin, and Tony Jacklin tied for fourth at 282. Gary Player ended six behind at 284, while Lee Trevino and Arnold Palmer also competed with Palmer taking a week off after a rough Saturday.
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Lauderdale
Fla
Tommy Weiskopf
Jack Nicklaus
Weiskopf
Nicklaus
Jackie Gleason
Guiler
Tommy “Thunder” Bell
Florida
Mae McClendon
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Bob ©. Smith
Buddy Allin
Tony Jacklin
Gary Player
Robert ‘Trent Jones
Inverrary
Lee Trevino
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Petty Slams Rookies For Racing On Damaged Cars
Richmond Va UPI Richard Petty winner of Sundays Hichttomi 300 stock car race says racing is for racers and blasts drivers who stay in races with damaged cars to gain final standings He criticizes the current method of scoring adding points for laps finished and urges a better system while condemning engines blown to stay out there.
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Richmond
UPI
Richard Petty
Petty
Fred Speck Doubles Tournament at Columbus Bowl
The 141st Fred Speck Doubles Tournament opens March 4 and runs through March 26 at Columbus Bowl. A four-frame doubles event for men and women, it is handicap and allows partner changes. contact Merry Carlson at the Bowl for details.
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Columbus Bowl
Fred Speck
Columbus
David City cagers win District title and head to playoffs
David City High Scopls defeated Cedar Rapids 82 to 40 to clinch the District title as Bob Martin led with 24 points supported by Rich Slonucker 12 and Jim Eberly 15. The Scouts improve to 7-2, while the Tigers slip to 17-5 and advance to a Thursday bout with Henderson at Platte College Field House in a 8,500 to 4,000 crowd setting.
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Janice Bohaty
David City
David City High
Cedar Rapids
Aquinas
Bob Martin
Rich Slonucker
Jim Eberly
Eberly
Boone County
Crdar Hapdis
Dave Dobson
Dan Dobson
Kay
Tigers
Ois
Henderson
Platte College Field Trouse
Tourliament
Greg Sebata
Rich Stonecker
Jim Eharty
Bob Marth
Cedar Rapides
Jim Batanhorat
Telegram
Stallworth scores 50 as Jayhawks stun Missouri
In Allen Fieldhouse 6-Sv senior Stallworth from Mari selle Alabama scored a Big Eight record 50 points with his mother present guiding Kansas to a 93-80 win over Missouri. Coach Norm Stewart admitted poor defense but praised Stallworth's scoring feat.
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Charlie Smith
Hud Stallworth
Kansas
Allen Fieldhouse
Mariselle
Ala
Jayhawks
Missouri
Tiger
Norm Stewart
Stallworth
Mike Griffin
Mike Jeffries
Ted Owens
Stallsworth
Owens
Colorado
Curt Meeley
Oklahoma
Weekend sports roundup amid district tourneys and skate with Ducks
A springlike weekend draws crowds to Lake North for waterfowl watching while prep basketball fills the week. Scotus and Lakeview duel in a B meet at Lakeview with Scotus tipped to win. Discoverers face Grand Island as Hastings battles Beatrice. Kansas stars surge as Stallworth sets scoring marks in a win over Missouri with high school and college action noted for Lincoln and Omaha areas.
Dianne Helu Wins Medals in Sting Event Sprint
In Eskilstuna Sweden Dianne Helu placed second in the overall title at the world sprint speed skating championships after winning gold and silver at Sapporo Winter Olympics. Monika Pflug of West Germany captured the overall crown for the four races.
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Eskilstuna
UPI
Dianne Helu
Sapporo
Japan
Monika Pflug
West Germany
Anglers Named for Master Award List in Lincoln
Lincoln figures led the Master Angler awards as eight anglers were named by the State Game Commission. Recipients include Robe rt Ayel Vie and Russell McAdams of Lincoln for northern pike, Len Rehite and others, Leonard Sroerex of North Platte for rainbow trout, Dean Malley of St. Paul notes. Michael Bednarz of Omaha earned a flathead catfish recognition. Lloyd Riddle of Bridgeport rounds out the trout acknowledgment.
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Lincoln
UPI
State Game Commission
Robert Ayel Vie
Russell McAdams
WP. Sonerhiser
Hal Pederson
Qinab Len Rehite
Robert. Olive
Dean Malley
St. Paul
Leonard Sroerex
North Platte
Lloyd Riddle
Bridgeport
Michael Bednarz
Omaha
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Muth
Yankee Mill
Ear Dental
Oklahoma State Cops
Montana State
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Omaha Westside
Fremont _ Creighton Prep
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Lincoln High
Dave McNair
CUS
Brooke Pierson
Logan
Dave Condreay
Mead High School
Hey
Yutan Chiefs
Yutaa
Mead Raiders
Tgepee Tesadersan
Virieks Ab
Magatiesen
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Qoaperyss
Gleason Meet
Rich
David City Cagers
David
Lake North
Lake Babcock
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Lakeview Pig
Uastings
Shamrocks
Vikings
Irish
Columbus Kids
Beatrice
Norfolk
York-Norfolk Northeastern
Mmany
Kansas State
Bight
Nebraska
Boukder
Stewart
Fleischer Rexall
Dianne Helum
Raen
Cattle Buyers, Inc
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