Vikings Hit Albion Tonight Then Host Madison Saturday
Lakeview High School finishes the first half with a win as the Vikings travel to Albion tonight and host Madison on Saturday. Albion, 43 on the year, beat Schuyler, Fullerton, Madison, and Fillerton but lost to Aurora, York, and Neligh. Coach Gary Kruse’s Albion team features nine lettermen including Bruce Karges and Kim Smith, with Kevin Lingren nursing a sprained ankle. Madison’s coach Fred Letheby fields a veteran squad that has fallen to Fullerton, Albion, and Elkhorn Valley but beat Battle Creek and Newmat Grove. tonight they travel to Wayne.
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Boulevard Lanes leads and high scores cited in league recap
Leaders cited at Boulevard Lanes include Dan Ruggi with a 224 game and Bul Seluele's 571 series, plus a 203 by an unnamed scorer. Tow Boulevard Lanes posted top major league totals, while Kim Kobva and Jack Roiishek posted 204 and 200 respectively. Rich Kment contributed 208 and Steve Zegers 211, with Durwand Cuddeford at 204 and Francis Blarascik 200. The Senior League saw Everett Krelz with 203 and Ea Zimmer 302 to top the men, and Lucy Ehlers led the women with a 47 trio and 172 by Rita Fube with 603 for the Women’s Dale Pleotronics. The Pin Pointers posted a 7h team game and 2,031 total as junior players and others across multiple teams produced notable scores and rebounds.
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Master Angler winners spotlight Nebraska fishing awards
Nebraska's Master Angler awards celebrate anglers for surpassing established weights in lake and river catches. The 1972 top winners include Kay Volmer bluegill and Wally Caller brook trout, among others. the column notes species popularity and weight standards, plus ongoing fish habitat and regional fishing lore.
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Muths 653 Leads Bowls as Local League Scores Big
Local bowling reports highlight Muth's 653 high in Bowls with a 135 game and two 209s, leading the Latheranl League at Columbies Row. Other top totals include Cathay 204 209 210, Bills 201, Latirs 218, and Saulfeld 203. Columbus Dooy & Window posted strong team marks, while Beulah Hansen led the Coffee Cup League with a 200 plus 508 in Belly Selmidt 504. The Dunkers posted a 50 game. Matinee League saw Jane Podany roll a 721 series and Marley Levis a 902 high.
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Three-way tie in Campbell meet at Los Angeles Open
Los Angeles AP Boros held a share of the lead after the first round of the Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open. He battled back after a back and bursitis run of poor play while Jack Nicklaus praised his resilience. Miller and Streek also pursued the top spot in a tight threesome.
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Senior Row Battle Sets Saturday Rivalry in Mobile
Mobile Alabama hosts a national televised clash between two all star squads. Florida State star Gary Huff, a second team All American and top passer, will start at quarterback in a 2 p.m. EST kickoff at Ladd Memorial Stadium. Officials expect a sellout crowd of about 40,000.
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Devaney Eyes Pro Offers Amid Bowl Plans In Tampa
At 99 years old Devaney remains Nebraska athletic director and head coach emeritus. He considers pro opportunities, says he’s open to talks but not actively pursuing them. In Tampa, he prepares the North Squad for the annual American Bowl, reflecting on a 126-30 career and a recent Orange Bowl win over Notre Dame.
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Creighton Upset by Texas Tech in Lubbock Rally
Texas Tech defeated Creighton 59 to 57 as Richard Little sank a 20 foot jumper with 1:59 left and again at two seconds to seal the upset. Creighton led 57 43 late before Willie Johnson sparked a late rally, Little led Tech with 18 points while Brookins added 12 for the Red Raiders.
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Russia Olympic boxing team to appear in Omaha
Dick Noland of the Cornhusker Boxing Club announced a program bringing Russia's Olympic boxing team to Omaha January 3 to meet top amateur fighters in the Midlands as part of the Midwest II Star Boxing Team. The event, sponsored by the club and Hana AWG, follows Las Vegas January 23 and Denver January 30, with AAU boxing head Colonel Day Hall aiding arrangements.
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Shotgun Use Limits for Nebraska Game Birds
Nebraska bans using shotguns larger than the gauge indicated for taking any game bird or animal. The rule restricts weapon size to prevent excessive lethality during hunting and applies statewide to all seasons and licensed hunters.
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Millard Discoverers Invite Set After Weathered Norfolk Meet
Discoverers in Millard plan a Saturday meet after weather canceled the Norfolk Invitational on Dec 30. Finals begin 7:40 pm with prelims at 9:80 am and quarters at 2 pm. Teams entered include Westside Beatrice Benson Hastings Lincoln High East Northeast Southeast Millard Norfolk Northwest Papillion Ralston Ryan. Coach Lanny Newse lists likely entrants with weights and records for key wrestlers.
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Joe Gattsehall
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Wahoo wins Clarks Invitational wrestling title with six champions
Wahoo dominates the Clarks Invitational posting a 9 percent point lead as six champions lead the team. Ravenna finished second with Strains and East Butler placing third as inner weights listed include Urdlicka Gulurandsen Anderson and Hedicka among others.
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Kearney Grabs 30 29 Wrestling Triumph Over Columbus
Kearney freshmen upset Columbus 30 29 in a Great Plains Conference dual as Dave Nigkel edged Dav Meyers 1-0. George Rambour and Larry Nitz scored pins, while Tim Sackett and Tim Forton earned decisions for Kearney. Columbus tied in weight classes but fell short as the Cubs improved to 1-0 in league action.
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Huskers Defeat Georgia State In Atlanta
Merrell Fort scored 17 points and Lee Harris led Nebraska to a 63-54 basketball win over winless Georgia State. The Cornhuskers improve to 5-6 while Georgia State drops to 0-6, staying competitive in the second half before fading. Ernie Bis led the Panthers with 46 points.
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Osborne names new Nebraska football assistants
LINCOLN AP Nebraska head coach Tom Osborne will confirm on Saturday the appointment of Rick Duval, a former Colorado assistant, as recruiting coordinator and coach for wings and ends. Jerry Megre, a former SMU assistant, will join to coach wide receivers and quarterbacks, with Duval and Megre sharing duties.
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Adolph Rupp’s 42 seasons as Kentucky coach highlighted
Adolph Rupp led Kentucky for 42 seasons shaping college basketball with a long tenure. His coaching tenure defined Kentucky basketball through decades of competition and prominence.
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Columbus fInners set records in 78 17 rout
Columbus High swimmers dominated Grand Island at the YMCA Pool. Individual records fell for Fat Kyster in the 100 breaststroke and for senior Brooke Piersat in the 50 free. Wayne Wolds swept distance events and Millard edged Kin for a first in the 200 free.
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Johnny Rodgers Hula Wow! Classic previews split lineup
In Salinas the South team anticipates Hula Wow! Classic with good and bad news. Rodgers, noted as a scrambling back, returns from the Orange Bowl where he scored four touchdowns against Notre Dame. He may not start in the North lineup and hints at potential role changes.
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