Local prep quintets collide in weekend basketball slate
Readable fragments show Columbus hosting Beatrice in a Catholic Conference clash and Lakerton at Elkhorn Mount Michael with Madison visiting Lakavlow. The schedule includes Central Catholic’s tournament first round with Coast teams in rivalry matchups and Beatrice struggling to win, while Grand Island and Columbus wrestle for early-season momentum amid mixed results. Grand Island Catholic shows potential with Gary Schmidt as top returnee. Mount Michael and Lakeview chase wins against Scolus and Madison as late-week contests loom.
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Beatrice
Lakerton
Elkhorn Mount Michaels
China
Madison
Seolts Central Catholic
Geaid Island Central Catholic
Tiastlaga
Ceefila
Scolud
David Cif Adula
Tlas
Jack Johnson
Fayers
Grand Sgand
Discoverers
Apollo
Millard
Sally Sioux City
Aquinas
Havin
Ceeilin
Se41
Grandshad Calhalle
Scotus
Omaha
Holy Name
Grand Island Catholic
Scolis c
St Cecilia
Crusaders
Ron Coleman
Ken Navrath
Renny Pavelkand
Mike Korth
St. Cecilia
Ralph Tinius
Lars
Grand Islay Catholic
Gary Schmidt
Scallis
Frank Spearers
Shamrocks
Lakeview High School
Likhorn Mowat
Michael
Dragons
Viking Court
James. Kane
Mount Michael Knights
Columbus Scolus
Dave Batenhorst
Fred Letheby
Battle’ Creek
Larry Whiting
Vikings
Bonavena Patterson Set For Feb 12 Clash At Garden
Oscar Bonavena and Floyd Patterson will meet February 12 at Madison Square Garden after a postponement from January 22. Bonavena, halted by Cassius Clay last December, arrives from Argentina, while Patterson, 36, trains in New Paltz and eyes a comeback a Miami Beach bout. Each fighter guaranteed $60,000 plus 25 percent of the gate.
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New York
UPT
Bull
Hermit
Oscar “Wingo” Bonavena
Mucho
Cassius Clay
Clay
Floyd Patterson
Manson Square Garden
Dan
Bohavena
Yonavena
South America
United States
Pillerson
Charley
Devil Green
Patterson
Levi Forte
Miami Beach
New Paltz
N.Y
All-Star squads set for NBA game inSan Diego
The NBA names 12 players to complete the 21st All-Star rosters in San Diego on January 12. Veteran Johnny Green, at 37 the oldest All-Star, and Tom Van Aesdale headline the East alongside Lou Hudson, Dave DeBusschere, Bob Kauffman, and Jo Jo White. West selections include Wilt Chamberlain, Oscar Robertson, Lew Alcindor, Jerry West, Connie Hawkins, and Jerry Lucas, coached by Red Holzman and Larry Costello.
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New York
Johnny Green
Geoff Peirle
Walter Kennedy
National Basketball Association
San Diego
Green
Cincinnati Mayals
Tom van Aesdale
Vale
Lou Hudson
Allenta
Dava DeBusschere
Bob Kauffman
Buffalo
John Johnson
Cleveland
Petrie
Portland
Elvin Mayes
Jenny Wilkens
Seattle
Chat Walker
Chicago
Jeff Mullins
San Francisco
van Aesdale
Phoenix
East
John Havlicek
Boslem
Billy Cunningham
Philadelphia
Wills Reed
Wall Frazier
Earl Monroe
Baltimore
Gus Johnson
Wes Unseld
Jo Jo White
Boston
West
Connie Hawkins
Jerry Lucas
Lew Alcindor
Milwaukee
Jerry West
Los Angeles
Dave Fine
Detroit
Bob Lave
Wilt Chamberlain
Oscar Robertson
Red Holzman
New Yok
Larry Costello
Coaches named for NBA All Star game
New York Knicks coach Red Holzman will lead the East and Milwaukee’s Larry Costello will coach the West at the NBA All Star Game in San Diego on January 12. Holzman’s Knicks and Costello’s Bucks held strong records through early January, with Holzman first in the East and Costello’s Bucks at 30-7.
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UPT
New York Knicks
Milwaukee Bucks
Sant Diego
Knicks
Red Holzman
Raat
Larry Costello
Hucks
Hotzman
Costello
Walter Kennedy
Hest
Hotaman
Knick
Coatella
UhMladelpha
Yolaman Gullet
Weal
San Diego
Contella
Football hearings resume next week in anti trust probe
Justice Department attorneys indicate federal immunity may be used to compel testimony before a federal grand jury into the National Football League. Active NFL players and team officials are expected to testify about alleged blackballing and possible anti trust violations. Some witnesses may fear self incrimination, immunity shielding them from prosecution for disclosed acts. The last witness was former Browns quarterback Jim Ninowski, whose attorney said he was paid 200000 to drop an anti trust suit.
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UPL
Justice Department
NFL
Toot
Thowns
Jim Ninowski
Atorney Sald
League
Six area prep teams win holiday tournaments across region
Osceola leads with a 6-0 mark after winning the Haymond Central title, beating Weeping Water and Central. Lindsay and Clarks claim Margielis and Genos crowns, while David City and Central City win Genos and their own tourneys. Multiple upcoming games and holiday schedule listed for school teams including Osceola, Lindsay Holy Family, and Humphrey St. Francis.
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Lindsay Itoly
Shelby
Clarks
David City
Central City
Larry Johnson
Haymond
Humphrey
Dim Fehringer
God Howells
Bulldogs
Iis
Terry Pasco
Huskies
Gresham
Rising City
Margielis
Spalding
Marquedie
Blue Bombers
Kenneth Ippensen
David City Scmuls
Genos
Cedar Rapids
Henderson
Dick Muma
Rogers
St. Vaal
Penping Ullea
David City Aquinas
Omaha
Holy Nama
Clarkson
Lindsay
Albion
Fullerton
Genoa
Leigh
Newman Grove
St. Edward
James Oon
Inclwde
Palmer
Seward
Central Cly
Scri
Cage scores Collage Basketball Results by United Press International
Scores from various colleges and universities listed by United Press International include Austin Peay, Berea, Murray State, Kentucky State, Alabama, LSU, DePauw, W&M, Citadel, Penn-Wash Princeton, Houston, Dayton, Texas Western, West Texas State, Cincinnati, Rice, Moravian, Scranton, and others. The roundup covers multiple matchups with point totals and opponent names.
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United Press International
Moravian
Scranton
Kigs
Albany
Fran
Buff
Expos acquire Infielder Hunt in Giants trade
The Montreal Expos obtained veteran second baseman Ron Hunt from the San Francisco Giants on Monday in exchange for minor league first baseman Dave McDonald.
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Montreal
UPI
Montreal Expos
Ron Hunt
San Francisco Giants
Dave McDonald
Philadelphia Myers star Gary Dornhoffer sidelined by knee operation
Gary Dornhoefey, last season's leading scorer for the Philadelphia Myers, appeared set to miss several weeks after undergoing surgery Monday to remove two blood clots from his right knee. The injury comes amid a difficult stretch for the team as they work to stay competitive without their top scorer.
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Gary Dornhoefey
Philadelphia Myers
Las Ween
Packers coach Bengtson blamed for poor communication
Milton Richman reports that Packers coach Phil Bengtson faced criticism for failing to communicate, with several players noting a lack of dialogue as a major flaw. The piece contrasts Bengtson's quiet, honest nature with the scrutiny of his season and mentions other coaches and figures in pro football.
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New York
UPD
Boley Serint
Phi Wengtson
Phil Bengtson
Green Bay Packers
Packers
Phil Bergson
George Allen
Los Angeles Rams
Prine
Green Bay
Phil Tengison
Phil
Bengtson
Pierying Wira
Ariie Wng
Phil Henpison
Donny Andersos
Dim Grabowski
Phil Penglson
Abraham Lincoln
Abgut
Communina Tignes
Fury
Dal Carroll Dale
Earl ‘Starr
Doug Hart
Hank Stram
Norm van Broeklin
Mick Wolan
John Madden
Paul Bown
Tom Landry
Bud Grant
Neo
Nile
Society For the Manent
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