Nebraska U Huskers Shine In Crucial EngI Game
Sport Shorts notes Joe Grishak and Bill Kosch star for Nebraska in a pivotal season game. Grishak saved nine touchdowns, while Kosch nearly intercepted, both key to two national champions' momentum. AP Poll ranks Nebraska, Oklahoma, Colorado 1-2-3 as veteran Huskers eye repeat titles. Ralphie the Colorado mascot wowed at the Axis Bluebanner Bowl with a burst of speed.
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Columbus Sophomores Fall Short After Slow Start
Turnovers early derailed Columbus High as the sophomores trailed 24-3, then rallied to within four, but faltered in the final four minutes. Rex Porter led with 10 points, followed by multiple players in single digits. Columbus ends with a 2-? record and heads to Hastings next Monday. Scoring by quarters shows a rough first period and late comeback attempt.
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Lic Wronh Fou
Grand Tstand
Avantage
Dick Rabst
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Middie Parinds
Unrec
Ole
Rex Porter
Ton
Walters
Mike Keumland
Bob Com
Tom O'Donnell
Doug Bette
Slan Geémbo
Gres Bullington
Sophs
Versani
Barlels
Dowel
Cage Scores College Basketball Results By United Press International
United Press International reports a flood of college basketball scores across conferences. Notable results include Creighton topping St. 94 to 76, Wake Forest edging Georgia 112 to 77, LSU beating UTEP 73 75, and Kansas defeating Ball State 92 to 85.
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Creighton
Xavier
Marian
Wake Forest
Georgia
Trollies
Auburn
Miss. & Falsa
Trinity
Citadel
Win. & Mary
Eastern Mich
Grambling
Vanderbilt
LSU
UTEP
Tider
CONY
Pitt
Dayton
Mouston
Town
Kansas
Ball St
Butter
Light winter activity boosts Nebraska pheasant and duck hunting
The report notes light snow across Nebraska improves pheasant hunts in the Panhandle and western counties, with duck hunting picking up as winter weather moves in. Anglers report decent fishing in Sandhills and northeastern lakes, while overall hunting pressure remains light in the northeast and southeast regions.
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Dewey Lake
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Frye
Grant County
Cedar County
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Bartlett
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Perth Lakes
Gavins Point
Dany
Chones back in form helps Marquette topple Wisconsin
United Press International reports Marquette, led by a reenergized Jim Chones with 28 points and Marcus Washington's 13 in the second half, defeated Wisconsin 72-60 to stay unbeaten in nine. Ohio State, Southwestern Louisiana, and Virginia also won, with notable scoring from Dwight Lamar, Tarry Tarkullo, and Ran King.
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Marquette
al McGshe
Jim Chones
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Warriors
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Wisconsin
Femai
Marcus Waslington
Choa Wit
Washington
Gary Watson
Ohio State
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Southwestern Louisiana
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Denver
el Ligon
Tod Freeman
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Louisiéne State
Llnyd Batts
Cincinnati Town
Drake
Ron Harris
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Kevin Kannert
Iowa
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Scott English
Texas-P1
Pasa
New Wexico Sale
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Claixte Terry
Larsmouth
John Gianel
Jim McCarga
Pacific
Nevada
Coaches named for ABA All Star game in Louisville
Joe Mullaney of the Kentucky Colonels and Ladell Andersen of the Utah Stars were named coaches for the American Basketball Association All Star game in Louisville on Jan 2. Mullaney previously coached at Providence and mentored the 1945 Los Angeles Lakers for 16 years. Andersen is in his first pro coaching season after a long stint at Utah State.
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Loutisville
Mullaney
Tormey Providence College
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National Basketball Association
Andereyn
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Buckeyes rally to defeat Creighton in tight late surge
Buckeyes overcome a seven-point hole with 12 minutes left as Alan Hornyak and Jack Wolfe spark the comeback. Hornyak tops scoring with 26 points while Bluejay standout Gene Farong Mo trails with 16 for Creighton.
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Ohio State Trailess
Alan Hornyak
Dack Wolfe
Mornyak
Thalph Babik
Btuejay
Gene Hfarong Moished
Anal al Lewis
Olympic champ Gary Anderson to speak at Armory
Gary Anderson, Olympic rifle champion, will address Columbus Rifle Club members at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Armory. He earned an Olympic Gold Medal and excelled in International Marksmanship events. A county treasurer at Minden will speak at a 7 p.m. meeting, and Anderson will talk to Columbus High School rifle students coached by Roem Beek with Izaak Walton League help.
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Roem Beek
Beck
Mmbers
Izaak Wallon Leigh
Sonic 4 Mad
Streamliner bowling notes strong high scores and series
Buhl Bomberger led Boulevard Lanes with a 241 single and 02 series as Alls Fe captured team honors with a 284 series. Others posted 200 games including Bomberger 200, Krimlanl 225, Kanim 224, and Virz Kula 257. Norm Adkins 50, Dibson 48 game plus 248 series, Van Winkle 232, Swierczek 201, Moslex 200, and Way 20.
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Ado Bomberger
All's Fe
Bomberger
Krimlanl
Jan Kanim
Feline Ft
Rul
Kraumlands
Dorothy ‘Noufar
Virz Kula
Norm Adkins
Dibson
Tennis van Winkle
Dave Swierczek
Bob Moslex
Clarence Way
Browns players to be released after knee operations
Cleveland Browns linebacker Dale Lindsey and running back Walt Sumner are expected to leave Shaker Medical Center later this week after knee cartilage surgeries. Dr. Vic Ippolita, the team physician, said both will wear braces for several weeks and begin a rehabilitation program to strengthen their knees.
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UPI
Local teams start 1972 season with Friday games
Local high schools open the 1972 basketball phase with Friday and Saturday matchups. Columbus visits Grand Island and hosts Beatrice, while Lakeview travels to Albion then hosts Madison. Scotus plays at Cathedral. David City and Leigh show in multiple tournaments.
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Omaha
Cathedral
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Lakeview
Beatrice
Madison
Grand
Island
Vikings
Ths
Shearrocks
Omats Cathedral
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Silver Creek
Clarkson
Howells
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Marquette
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Henderson
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Petecstiiri
Lou Hopes
Tindsay Illy
Humphrey SC Francis
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Flyers
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Doug Mietzners
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Scribner
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Rising City
Shelby
Flenderson
Shamsburg
Tindsay
Fadward
MBN
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Fullerton
St. Edward
Genoa
Elkhorn
Drew
Knicks Rally Past Bucks In Last Minute Thriller
The Knicks beat the Bucks 101 99 as Walt Frazier hit a 25 foot jumper with three seconds left. Frazier scored 13 straight points late, while Kareem Abdul Jabbar led Milwaukee with 38 points before Lucas guarded him down the stretch. The victory extends New Yorks edge in the series and sets up a rematch tonight in Milwaukee without Willis Reed.
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Golden State
Shula Receives Phone Call From Nixon After Big Dolphins Win
Miami Dolphins coach Don Shula described a surprise 7 am call from President Nixon after Miami shut out the Hallmore Colts 21-0 in the ABC championship game. Nixon asked about Anish interceptions and Warfield blocks, praising Shula and Dallas coach Tom Landry. The Cowboys beat San Francisco 14-3, setting up Miami vs Dallas in the Jan. 16 Super Bowl.
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Don Shula
Miami Dolphins
Nixon
Dolphins
Hallmore Colts
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Anish
Dick Anderson
Johnny Unitas
Miami
Bob Gripse
Tayare
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Tage to Receive Award at Columbus Dinner
Nebraska quarterback Jerry Tage will receive an Award at Distinction at the Touchdown Club of Columbus dinner on January 28. Tage, 1 10 foot-2, 215 pounds, set a Cominisker single season total offense mark with over 2,000 yards and about 60 percent completions. Other honorees include Alabama’s Johnny Mussa, Notre Dame’s Watt Patulski, Michigan State’s Eric Allen, and Florida’s John Reaves who earns the Rough Trophy as College Passer of the Year. Reaves completed 52.3 percent of his passes for a record NCAA carver Tack with 7,519 yards.
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Nebraska
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Touchdown Club of Columbus
Tagg
ABC
Don Meredith
Flowari Cosel
Johnny Mussa
Alabama
Watt _Patulski
Notre Dam
Eric Allen
Michigan State
Florida
John Reaves
Treaves
Jim Plonkett
Minot College Beats Chadron State In Basketball
Minot College defeated Chadron State 98 to 33 in Minot. Kurt Carlson led with 22 points while Ulysses Ployd and Jim Glasser each added 19 in the lopsided action.
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Nebraska
Chadron State
Hall
Kurt Carlson
Ulysses Ployd
Jim Glasser
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