Notre Dame Tops AP Poll After Sugar Bowl Win
Notre Dame defeated Alabama 24-23 in the Sugar Bowl to claim the national college football title, rising from third to first in the final Associated Press rankings. Ohio State moved to second after routing Southern California 42-21, while Oklahoma remained ineligible.
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Herschel Nissenson
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Notre Dame
Alabama
Trish
Ohio State
Southern California
Oklakoma
Nebraska Fans Rally Behind Osborne After 9 2 1 Start
A Columbus Neb column praises Tom Osborne's first Nebraska season, notes fan grumbles over an 8 2 1 mark, and defends Osborne as a good coach. It recalls Notre Dame and Ohio State rankings, highlights Oklahoma and Alabama positions, and mentions the AP Top Twenty standings and national titles.
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Stan Gottschall Leads Boulevard League With 657 Series
Stan Gottschall rolled a 657 series at Boulevard Lanes in the Wednesday Night Mix League, aided by a 220 and 197. Judy Krumland posted 193 and 476, with Lynn Nite at 210 and 603, plus Bud Rhea 224. Several bowlers hit 200s and 600s including Blahak 297, 634 and Jacobitz 633, 240. Other high scores include Cave 256 and Crick 219 as the league showcased a string of notable games.
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Stan Gottschall
Boulevard Lanes
Judy Krumland
Lynn Nite
Bud Rhea
Kim Bernt
Rich Morgan
Gary Oakeson
Leon Miller
Wayne Neubusch
Nite Owls
Bob Blahak
John Jacobitz
Ragdolls
Marold Krumlant
Bats Birkel
Denny van Winkle
Blahak
Centennial League
Gil Cave
Craig Brestel
Jne Karnik
Deano
Randy “Krumland
John Zochall
Hob Amberger
Erry Krocker
Doug West
Cruck Elliot
Mardld Krumi
Keith Gottschall
Scot
Nelson
Mike. Tivans Leon Miller
Ker Zulko
Russ Barmood
Scotus and Aquinas face Catholic tourney action
Scotus Central Catholic of Columbus and Aquinas of David City meet in Grand Island in the Catholic Conference tournament with Aquinas favored after a 47-41 regular season win over St Cecilia and Scotus after an early 664 victory over Grand Island Catholic. Both tonight's openers and Friday's title games air on KJSK.
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Ecclestone Returns to Haunt Former Mates in 4-3 Win
Tim Ecclestone scored his third and fourth goals of the NHL season as Toronto rallied to beat Detroit 4-3. Chicago defeated New York Islanders 6-1, Minnesota topped Pittsburgh 4-3, St. Louis upset Montreal 4-? and California beat Los Angeles.
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WHA All Star Game Tonight in St Paul Center
The World Hockey Association stages its second All Star Game tonight at St Paul Civic Center. A league reveal notes the Jersey Knights will relocate to Baltimore next season while Dennis Murphy keeps details until season end. Bear Bryant noted for 24 victories in 23 seasons of coaching college football.
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Sahara Lounge Edges Double T In Pioneer League Clash
Sahara Lounge edged Double T Bar 9488 in a Pioneer League basketball game on Wednesday night. Don Catshall scored 27 to lead Sahara Lounge, with Marlin Loseke 2, Dale Von Seggren 16, and Ken Johnson 13 adding support. Rich Jablonski 18 and Steve Anderson 15 led Double T, as Sahara Lounge improves to 1 in the standings and Double T to 3-2.
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Don Catshall
Marlin Loseke
Dale von Seggren
Ken Johnson
Rich Jablonski
Steve Anderson
Two coaching legends stay with college game
NEW ORLEANS AP Two dominant coaches, Ara Parseghian of Notre Dame and Bear Bryant of Alabama, remain at college level for modest salaries despite many bids from professional leagues. Parseghian led Notre Dame to a Sugar Bowl win. Bryant, the winningest active college coach, mixes coaching with directing university affairs. Both cite comfort and satisfaction in developing young players over pro stardom.
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Columbus Norfolk cagers clash here Friday night
Columbus faces Norfolk in a Friday Apollo Conference clash as Columbus seeks a third straight win over the rival after a 4-2 start this season. Porter leads Columbus with 76 points in six games, while Norfolk counters with Benish out and Busskohl a steady performer as the Panthers aim to end a recent slide.
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Ryan Boda
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Roger Chamberlin
Berlin
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Motty Trofholz
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Rick Joseph
Lowell Greenwall
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Andretti to chase world driving title in Europe
Mario Andretti announces a four year plan to win the Formula One world championship with American backing and top European racing officials leading his Formula 5000 and Grand Prix teams. He aims to race full time in Europe during 1975 76 and 77 and return with wins. He notes his history of success in Indy and Grand Prix events and vows to maximize this chance.
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Parnelli Jones
Vel Melitichantly
Canadian
Jeriy Andretti
Oe. Sport
al Sports Car Club of America
Jim_ Cook
Dianapolis
Ald
Jim Chapman
Lola
Graham Hill
George Woodward
Jackie Stewart
Europe
Paben-Weisser Leads Bowler Standings Across Leagues
In the League of Jewels at Columbus Bowl Agates, Paben-Weisser led with a 623 rear gate and a 1 831 team series while Karen Pshen fired a 196 and Charlotte Weisser posted a 500 series. In Coffee Cup Sue Geis had 183 high game and 503 series. Beans posted a 587 game and Dunkers 1 611 series. In Cornhusker League Al Kuta posted a 212 Rich Runken 205 Jim Krin 205 George Engel 207 $8 D and L No 1 had a 98 game Brown Derby totaled a 2 411 series.
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Charlotte Weisser
Columbus Bowl
Agates
Sue Geis
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al Kuta
Rich Runken
Jim Krin
George Engel
Brown Derby
Missouri and Kansas win exciting tilts
Missouri edged Austin Peay 88 86 as Eberhard hit the decisive bucket with six seconds left to lift the Tigers to the Senior Bowl final in Mobile Alabama. Kansas rallied to beat Town 72 71 on a Danny Knight shot with one second remaining in a non conference game at Iowa City.
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Jona
Moore Kudron pace mixed foep at Boulevard Lanes
Moore and Kudron led the Sunday Night Mix League with a 568 series as Nandy Moore posted 22 percent. Elaine Mossman scored 190 and 518 while Don Kvander added 208. Teal Poewhere 206 Kudron 202 and Join Morinenli 210. Marilyn Labeos led Women's Afternoon Off with a 19 game and 514 series. Hits and Misses won team honors at 634 and 1,681. Speed Queen League leaders were Helen Swartz Neema Behlen and Marlene Becher with 211 games and Becher had a 542.
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Dennis Kudron
Boulevard Lanes
Elaine Mossman
Don Kvander
Teal Poewhere
Kudron
Morinenli
Marilyn Labeos
Speed Queen
Helen Swartz
Neema Behlen
Marlene Becher
Becher
Ann Brandt
Janet Paprocki
Thunderbolt League leaders crown high scorers at Boulevard Lanes
Thunderbolt leaders name Jack Jones at 231 and 538 as top kegler at Boulevard Lanes. Sahara Lounge captured team honors with 906 and 2,550. Other top scores include Kim Schwartz 20, Ford Guenther 201, Lynn Nitz 22, Derry Paprocki 203, George Horn 291, Rollo Debower 210. Rich Lestak bowled a three strike set and Jim Kresasha had a seven strike set. Two chicken dinners from Deano's Diner awarded. Junior Teague leaders include Scott Souers 24 200 348 and Jeannie Evans 129 373. Art Wiese led Prep League at 146 390. Kris Brestel 163 453.
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Boulevard Lanes
Jack Jones
Sahara Lounge
Kim Schwartz
Ford Guenther
Lynn Nitz
Derry Paprocki
Ceorge
Horn
Rollo Debower
Rich Lestak
Jim Kresasha
Deano
Teague
Scott Souers
Jeannie Evans
Art Wiese
Kris Brestel
Foreman and Chambers Top NL Rookies Honors
New York AP reports Chuck Foreman of Miami and Wally Chambers of Chicago led the National League rookies in the NFL honors. Foreman, Offensive Rookie of the Year, helped Minnesota reach a Super Bowl date with a 2,631 rushing yards and 37 receptions. Chambers led Chicago in tackles with 101 and added nine sacks, earning top defensive rookie votes.
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Beibers capture scotch doubles season second win
Coleman and Joyce Heider won the Boulevard Lanes TV Mix Scotch Doubles for the second week in a row with a 643 series built on handicap scores of 196 223 and 234. Weisen Panrocki trailed with 647 while Puckett Krumland and others posted. Vowell and Linda Brock earned a spot in a next week draw for Bowing at Leisure in Omaha. Individual high games included 251 by Wetten Paprocki. 224 by Belbers Bambergers.
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Charlene Hakel
Vowell
Omaha
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Sue Paprocki
Cranng Babel
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Rudy and Tomjanovich Shine In NBA Clutch Finish
The Rockets beat the 76ers 101-99 as Rudy Tomjanovich scored late baskets. Coach Johnny Egan praised Tomjanovich as a great clutch shooter after the final 1:36 surge. Other NBA results included Phoenix over Atlanta and New York over Capital.
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Nebraska fishing and hunting notes from a local paper
A dense collage covers lure tips for ice fishing, Nebraska vehicle counts, and statements on women in shooting. It notes a Niobrara sturgeon record, sunlight energy potential, hypothermia risks, bass size limits, ancient Ash Hollow cave lore, and top ice fishing waters and baits across Nebraska with regional lake and species specifics. It also mentions statewide hunting, archery, trapping, and Missouri River activities, all reflecting a broad outdoor interests roundup.
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Missouri River
Ash Hollow
Highway
Lewellet
Quailala
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Valentine Refuge
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Test
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Cody
Whitney Lake
Whitney
Red Willow
McCook
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Stagecoach Lake
Hickama
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Blanda Says Pro Game Needs More Passing
Pebble Beach AP reports quarterback George Blanda criticizes modern pro football as too grounded in running and short passes. He notes college offenses favor the wishbone and passers are scarce, praising Miami’s air attacks and predicting Ken Stabler will rise as a passer with Oakland.
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