Texas edges Notre Dame in Cotton Bowl thriller
Texas wins 21 17 over Notre Dame in the Cotton Bowl on New Year’s Day. Texas drives for the winning touchdown with 63 seconds left after fourth down gambles, earning its 200th straight victory milestone highlighted by star Jed Steiners’ comeback. Penn State, USC, Ole Miss, and Arkansas results cited in brief bowl recap.
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University of Texas Longhorns
Nixon
Texas
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Billy Data
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Ditt Seth
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Dallas
Billy Dale
Randy Peschel
Jim Bertalian
Bobby Woensch
John Raterman
Ralph Stepania
Ne. Z
Columbus High Cardinals Trounce Opponents in Early Season Run
Nelson leads CHS with 308 points in a 3-1 start, averaging 77 per game while conceding 56.2. Scott Nelson tops scoring with 95, Kincaid and Klutman also in double figures. strong defense has produced 70 steals and several key wins including 81 and 79 point performances against York and Millard.
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Maroons
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York
Columbus
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Millard
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Maslings
Kearney
Chs
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Dave Kincaid
Neil Klutman
Mike Wozny
Stu Bullington
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Klutman
Klutzvan
Nelson
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M.werny
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H. Klutmen
Bollington
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Giwansky
Reb
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T.P
Milton Goering Tops Bonner Loop Action at Cuhunbus Bars
Milton Goering led with a 6285 high score including a 21 game in Tanner Lagaue action at Cuhunbus Bars. Francis Jarascik and Stan Abtie posted 213 and 208 respectively, while Tarnay Feed led Mens Dae Electronics with 2 781. numerous players posted single and double digit scores across leagues and junior events.
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Tanner Lagaue
Cuhunbus Bars
Francis Jarascik
Stanabtie
Tarnay
Mens Dae Electronics Apue
Jon H Dim Merriman
Ab Rolbush
Dane Hart
Dave Wiebard
Aml Eisele
Cellars
Doris Collins
Dizzy Dames
Klan
Ick Shemek
Gary Muth
Hays
Cheryl Ei Ih
Dave Engquist
Ralist Dohnsen
Knights Extend Home Winning Streak To Twelve
The Omaha Knights beat the Kansas City team 4 7 at home to extend their home winning streak to 12. Pietra Jarry of Omaha and Worry Gray of Kansas City opened scoring in the first period. Tom Miller and Don Guce added third period goals for Omaha.
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Omaha
Omaha Knights
Kansas Fly
Pietra Jarry
Omiasa
Worry Gray
Kansas City
Ron Puchanan
Avalee DuPont
Jack Egers
Tom Miller
Don Guce
Omnis
Pees Miene
Gamaha
Gary Raw
Kinases Cony
Viking Hoops Roundup From David City Holiday Tourney
Lakeview Vikings and several rivals logged holiday tournament action with David City, East Butler, Howells Tobcals, and others posting wins and losses. Star player Larry Soulliere led scoring while teams like St. Francis Bennington and Madison chased late-season momentum. A cheerleader shaker controversy also drew local ire amid the action.
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Lakeview High School
Vikings
David City
East Butler High School
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Howells Tobcals
Clarkson
Cats
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Snyder
Dodge
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St. Edward’s Beavers
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Hunsbrey
St. Francis
Beavers
Madison's Dragons
Fullerton
Albion
Dragons
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Crusaders
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Madison
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Nance
Genoa
Jan
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DeWitt Tri-County
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Trojans
East Buller
Nellan Teaves
Osceola
Bulldogs
Holiday Nell
Schuyler Earns Third at Wayne State Holiday Tournament
In the Wayne State Holiday Tournament Wayne State defeated West Point 65 to 61 in the final. Gene Harmiot led the Warriors with 35 points while Dan Jura and Steve Bailey added 1 and 10 points respectively. Randy Helgren led Wayne with Laurel as top scorer.
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Wasre
Rene Wear
Dan Vane
Tig
Ole
Gene Harmiot
Warriors
Dan Jura
Steve Bailey
Randy Helgren
Wayne
Laurel
West Point
Ski Jump Win Marks Record Raska Victory in Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Olympic veteran Jiri Raska of Svechaslovakia won an international ski jumping event in Garmisch-Partenkirchen with jumps of 203 and 204 feet, besting Anatol Sieglanay of the Soviet Union by 10 points in a tense competition.
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Germany
Jiri Raska
Svechaslovakia
Fides
Anatol Sieglanay
Upian
Annual Masters tourney planned in Columbus
The eighth annual Masters Sundays roll in January with two qualification Sundays for men and women. Men bowl 12 games per day, top four advance to head-to-head finals. women play eight games, top four reach final match play. Scratch competition, trophies for winners and finalists, open to Columbus Men’s and Women’s City Bowling Associations members. contact Marty Carlson. Last year’s champs were Harald Free and Lee Thomas.
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Calunbus Bowl
Bth
Columbus
Cily
Marty Carlson
Harald Free
Lee Thomas
Snowy weather looms over Vikings Browns title game
In Minneapolis snow threatens Met Stadium ahead of the NFL title clash between the Minnesota Vikings and Cleveland Browns. A heavy tarp and hot air aim to keep the field playable as forecasts call for near two inches of snow. Browns coach Blanton Collier fears a frozen field. Both teams reported the field was playable last week amid snow and cold. Cleveland practices at the U University of Minnesota while studying Minnesota film. About 1,000 tickets remain with a soldout 47,900 expected.
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Blanton Collier
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Chayed Sassion
University of Minnesota
Steinmark Honored With Game Ball At Cotton Bowl
In Dallas the Texas Longhorns dedicated the 1970 Cotton Bowl to Fred Steinmark the starting safety who gave his leg for cancer treatment. Steinmark, applauded by 72,000, took the game ball from captains James Street Glen Wassell and Ted Kay then left with his father as Father Fred Bomarr guarded him during the pregame and postgame events. Former President Lyndon B. Johnson visited the Texas dressing room and invited Steinmark to the LBJ Ranch for a future visit.
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Giants
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Longhorns
Notre Dame
Fred Steinmark
Jeg Min
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Stenmark
Longhorn
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Glen Wassell
Ted Kay
Tie
Lillie
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Max Zucker
Ihab
Fred Bomarr
Austin
Tex
Bomarr
Tim
Bowlers of Month honors announced for December
Colu Rayetta Williams topped the women with a 268 high game at Columbus Bowl. Heavensick led in series with 58. Price winners were Stan Gotterhall with a 260 and Nick Sansoni with a 658 series. Trophies awarded to each winner.
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Rayetta Williams
Wamen
Heavensick
Stan Gotterhall
Singleton
Nick Sansoni
Fremont Hastings favored in annual Columbus Relays
Fremont Hastings favored in the Columbus Relays at the Columbus Family Pool. Fremont led by coach Lou Christensen's Tigers, with top swimmers Dave Dahl Rick Coates and Jeff Evans, aims to defend multiple relay titles and set school records as diving and medley squads compete against Hastings Grand Island and Omaha Bryan.
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Columbs
Columbus Family
Lou Christansen
Tigers
Hastings
Fremont
Dave Dahl
Rick Coates
Dint Shores
Jeff Hvans
Dahl
Shores
Evans
Coates
Larry Shallberg
Bill Pory
Jay Yost
Yost
Barry Johnson
Lincoln Hast
Mike Hayes
Bill Petterson
Scott Smith
Gary Papenhagen
Smith
Don Branigan
Mike Keating
Grand Island
Beter
Canck Foster
Lincoln High
Sioux City Central
Islanders
Unes
Dave Fox
Randy Christenson
Bob Astheimer
Bruce Meyer
Terry Seymour
Fox
Randy Frymira
Astheimer
Omaha Bryan
Bears
Lincoln Northeast
Columbus
Tungard
Pokorny
Wozmiak
Walton
Tom Folsom
Mark Porter
Jim Onstott
Kev Allsman
An Sullivan
Bryan
Columbus High School
Dave Want
Want
Brad Pierson
Pierson
Mike Porter
Bill McNeely
Bill Folton
Steve Dierberger
McNeely
Russ Nyleter
Steve Swanson
Jeff Evans
Larry Eickhoff
Mark Wolf
Bernice Johansen
Tun McCarthy
Russ Tschauner
Ralph Merry
Folsom
Mike Christenson
Dahansen
McCarthy
Fulton
Tschauner
Tom Murphy
Bill Haney
Dierberger
Clem Morgan
Swint Feaid
George Johansen
Scott Adams
Bernie Moran
Robbie Weinstedt
Raiders set to clash with Chiefs in AFL title tilt
Raiders favored by 4 percent as they meet the Chiefs for a third time this season in the American Football League championship and potential Super Bowl berth. John Madden promises new, not flashy, wrinkles while Kansas City drills behind closed doors in Santa Barbara.
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Oakland
UPI
Kansas City Chiefs
Oakland Raiders
Raiders
Chiefs
John Madden
Madden
Henk Stram
University of California
Santa Barbara
San Francisco
Lon Pawson
Jets
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