Columbus Discoverers Cruise past Norfolk in Big Ten clash
Columbus and Norfolk produced a back and forth game as the Discoverers pulled away in the second half for a 63 40 lead and 72-54 final margin. Key contributions came from Troffholz McWilliams Greenwall Porter Joseph and Rick Benish sidelined with an injury. Bargen lauded rebounding and balanced scoring as Columbus stays unbeaten in Apollo and adds another East Big Ten win.
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Jay Lueke
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Roger Iwansky
Myron Placek
Dave Manley
Dave Schoening
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Guari Nou
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Nebraska high school scores flood across multiple towns
The Associated Press tally lists numerous prep basketball results from Blair to Crescent with scores for Blair Elkhorn Petersburg Tekamah-Herman and many others. Key showings include Falls City over dMlawatha, Milford routing Suburi and Columbus edging Genoa. Local tournaments in Hastings Grand Island and Beatrice produced tight finishes with OT indicate dramatic finishes.
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Carlson scores 25 as Osceola beats Silver Creek 72 60
Osceola defeats Silver Creek 72 to 60 in Galdenrod Conference action. Steve Carlson pours in 25 points while Jeff Johnster adds points for the Bulldogs who led 26 15 after the first quarter and held a halftime edge of 37 11. Silver Creek’s Kon Cuba 23 Dale Jones 17 Lyndon Van Winkle 16 reach double figures. Osceola hosts Aurora next Friday.
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Galdenrod
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Kon Cuba
Dale Jones
Lyndon van Winkle
Aurora
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Wolfpack Edges Tar Heels In NC Big Four Thriller
NC State defeats North Carolina 78 to 77 in Greensboro as Mantle Town's late free throws seal the upset. Tammy Burleson leads State with 22 points, David Thompson adds 20, while Darrell Elston paces UNC with 18 in a tight, back-and-forth final.
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David Thompson
Darrell Elston
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Midland Edges Huron College In Narrow Win
Midland College defeated Huron College 71 to 70 after Robin Casper hit a crucial basket with 50 seconds left. Huron led 41 to 31 at halftime as Mark White led Midland with 19 points. Muron College standout Jerry Heard scored 22 for Muron before missing a late short attempt.
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Midland College
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Jerry Heard
Senator
Midland
Casper
Huron
Mark Wite
McCord Leads Crosby Tourney With Six Birdies
Gary McCord, a rookie in only his second tour event, shot a 65 to lead the Bing Crosby National Pro-Am at Pebble Beach. Rain, soggy fairways and wind delay the event to Monday with $215,000 in prizes.
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Gary McCord
Bing Crosby
Riverside
Y Long Ain
Walter
Lanny Wadkins
Barney Zhimbaga
Arnold Palmer
Lee Treving
McCord
Scog
Zee Pal
Howells Trips Genoa 54 41 Inches Win In Marathon Game
Howells beat Genoa 54 to 41 after a tight start. Howells dominated the boards with 58 rebounds led by Tom Ritedorf who scored 14 points. Genoa top scorers were Keith Wollesen with 1 and Leroy Rinkel with 10 as Genoa shot 18 of 65.
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Tom Ritedorf
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Ritzdorf
Rich
Bill Morris
Rinkel
Edward
Doane Defeats JFK 102 to 78 in Crete Nebraska
Doane College beat John F. Kennedy College 102-78 as Herbert Cousins scored 3 and Chuck Wolatz led with 18. Doane improved to 7-3, building a 51-39 halftime margin while JFK fell to 4-4, with Les Bundy scoring 25 and Dint Shaw 20.
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Herbert Cousins
Chuck Wolatz
Doane
John F. Kennedy College
John F. Kennedy
Les Bundy
Dint Shaw
Kings defeat Suns as Lacey stars in NBA clash
Sam Lacey scored 21 points and pulled down 18 rebounds with seven assists to lift the Kansas City-Omaha Kings past the Phoenix Suns 97 to 85 on Friday night.
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Sam Lacey
Kansas City-Omaha Kings
Phoenix Suns
Gibson Signs 1974 Contract With Cardinals
ST LOUIS AP Righthand star Bob Gibson is among five Cardinals to sign 1974 deals. No figure released for the 38 year old Cy Young winner who missed 55 days in 1973 after knee surgery. Gibson owns a 2140 record in 13 NL seasons and was believed to earn around 150000 last year. Other signees include Scipio Spinks Pete Richert Jon Curtis and Mike Tyson.
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Pete Richert
Jon Curtis
Mike ‘Yson
Boston Red Sox
Juan Marichal
Spinks
Richert
Curtis
Aquinas nips Scotus to claim Catholic tourney honors
In a tight Catholic Conference final, Aquinas College defeats Scotus 57 55 as Nick Gillespie and Rick Behrns seal the win for the Monarchs. Behrns 18 and Behrns final plays spark the comeback while Grubaugh and Kline pace Scotus in a near-even championship thriller.
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Rick Behrns
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Dale Kerkman
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Don
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Py Gillespie
Rena Tett Catt
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Jerry Roh
Eee
Amrocks
An Schaecher
Shamrock Maples
Hastings St. Cecilia
Grand Island Catholic
Champiop
Schuyler Edges Northwest 81 79 In Conference Thriller
Schuyler Warriors outlast Northwest 81 to 79 as five Schuyler players reach double figures led by Dufek 17 MecNalty 16 Langencier 13 and Benesch 12. Etherton poured 31 for Northwest with Waggert 24. Northwest led early before Schuyler surged to a 36-34 halftime edge and held on after a late push. Next Friday at Ord.
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Oy Wdohn Dufek
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Joe Langencier
Kevin Benesch
Craig Etherton
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Northwest
Butler
Ord
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Simpson Named NFL Offensive Player of the Year
Honolulu AP report: Simpson, star running back, broke Jim Brown’s single season yardage mark with 2,003 yards and was chosen AP NFL Offensive Player of the Year. He said he has lost count of awards as the league honors him for a record season.
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Simpson
National Football League
Remierisker
Igent
Cam Pe
Jim Brown
NFL
Associated Press
Osborne to keynote Jaycees Night banquet at Holiday Inn
University of Nebraska coach Tom Osborne will speak at the Columbus Jaycees Bosses Night banquet scheduled for 7 50 p m at the Holiday Inn. Tickets, $0 50, available from First National Bank and Trust Company Tooley Progstore Happy Chef or any Jaycees member.
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Tom Osborne
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Happy Chef
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Inselor
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San Francisco
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Realignment of leagues nowhere in sight MacPhail says
Lee MacPhail, AL president, favors limited interleague play but sees no realignment. At 96, he has served 8 years as Yankees GM and will move from Cronin’s Boston office. He cites limited interleague play, with examples like Oakland vs San Francisco and Yankees vs Mets. WHA New England 4 Winnipeg 3.
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Lee MacPhail
Duride
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Joe Cronin
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Nylon baseball bat promises durability and reduced sting
AMF Voit Inc unveils a nylon composite bat for Little League use designed to resemble wood in feel and performance while resisting denting and splintering. The bat features a wooden dowel core, reinforced nylon outer barrel, and injection molded end caps, with lengths from 27 to 32 inches and a $4 starting price. The company cites an industry shift toward longer lasting equipment and projects strong youth market adoption.
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National Little League Baseball Organization
AMF Voit, Inc
Santa Ana
Calif
Sayi James J. Yorris
AMF You, Inc
Welt
Norris
Voit
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