Shamrocks topple defending champs in 74-58 win
Seatus Central Catholic defeated Omaha Cathedral 74 to 58 on Friday night in a standout team effort. Greg Grubaugh led with 22 points, Mike Malentrom added 16, Rod Shaki 12, and others contributed as the Shamrocks improved to a better mark while limiting the Cardinal attack.
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Ray Gattermeyer
Seatus Central Catholic
Omaha
Nebraska
Frank Spencers
Shamrocks
Greg Grubaugh
Mike Malentrom
Rod Shaki
Itlury
Tom Zabans
Day Eke
High school basketball score roundup from a Nebraskan meet
A long list of high school basketball scores from Nebraska events includes Ssella Southeast 40 Nemitha Valley 33, Lincoln East 83 Central Catholic 53, Kearney 7 Seward 68, Omaha Westside 36, and many others. The recap mixes multiple games, tourney notes, and invite results across towns like Lincoln, Omaha, Columbus, Grand Island, and Beatrice with various postseason mentions.
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Associated Press High School
Ssella Southeast
Nemitha Valley
Shamsburys
Silver Crue
Falls City
Wymort
Central Catholic
Mremont Bergai
Lincoln
Kearney
Seward
Central Ci
Llayes Center
Steatton
Nerth
Council Hlufis SL
Bulte Curtis Eden Sutherlaaul
Aura
Oseuntach Minden
Gothenburg
Umahiy Paatl
Mate Ikoyan Wilber
Hellev
Stromsburg Edges Silver Creek In Late Rally
Stromsburg nipped Silver Creek as Bill Sapeiner sparked the offense in a back and forth game. Stromsburg led 22 17 at halftime, Silver Creek tied it after three quarters, then Stromsburg outscored 32 29 in the final period led by Sapeiner and Parininer. Lary Valas led Silver Creek with 15 points, Neil Van Winkie 13, and an 12 by other players.
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Atromsbuh
Bill Sapeiner
Stromsburg
Silver Creek
3Stomsburg
Oysders
Chi Hell
Advastace
Silver Creeks
Jett Johnson
Parininer
Lary
Defensive switch wins for Lakeview at Albion
Lakeview rallied from a 28 point halftime deficit to beat Albion 67 to 62 on Friday. Jeff Belin scored 15 before the break but was held scoreless thereafter by a disciplined Lakeview defense led by Fred Westmever, Bob Waebal, Lill Weinhoff, and Wendall Karte. Lachlan Thomas led Lakeview with 18 points, Wachal 12, while Albion’s Steve Johnson had 24 and Bruce Karges 12 scoring.
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Albion
Lakeview
Vikings
Madison
Larry Whiting
Jeff Belin
Fred Westmever
Bob Waebal
Lill Weinhoff
Wendall Karte
Belin
Cardinals
Whiling
Dimffillen
Feader
Wachal
Lick Thomas
Steve Johnson
Bruce Karges
Showas
MW Offe View
Gary Bruce
Jatmsen
Wakeview
Ron Greeiwall
Alvion
Winers
Love Gehring
Lyle Asche
Warrell Rickert
Thomas
Janssen
Kapels
Cou
Latjens
Geblich
Platte College tops Bismarck Junior College in Willmar tourney
Platte College beat Bismarck Junior College 82 to 9 in a Willmar Minnesota tournament game. Platte led 87 to 29 at halftime and will face Moorhead Junior Varsity or Willmar in the finals.
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Willmar
Minn
Platte College
Bismarck
Moorhead
Junior Varsity
Yink
Platte
Brower
West
Holia
Crash that took Clemente's life due to mechanical error
Roberto Clemente 38, a Pirates first baseman, died in a plane crash in Puerto Rico while delivering relief to Nicaragua after an earthquake. The NTSB cited probable mechanical failure, with crew loading supervised by pilots. Widow Vera Clemente to receive insurance and pension benefits. Pirates donate funds to Clemente memorial and earthquake survivors.
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Safety Board
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Thhey
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Marquette Beats DePaul In Narrow 60-59 Finish
Marquette edged DePaul 60-59 in Milwaukee as McNeill drove for a late layup with nine seconds left. Bruno had put DePaul ahead 59-58 with 44 seconds remaining before missing a second free throw and Maurice Lucas secured the rebound for Marquette. The Warriors overcame a 28-24 half time deficit to pull away late and remain undefeated.
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Milwaukee
Batty McNeill
Leff
Marquette
Warriors
Neills
Doug Bruno
DePaul
Bruno
Maurice Lucas
McNeill
Greg Boyd
Demons
Devaney Faces North South Showdown In American Bowl
LSU coach Reo Devaney prepares the Northerners for the American Bowl against the South led by Bob Devaney. Key players missing include Gary Keithley with a broken thumb and Paul Orndorff added to bolster the depleted South. Howard Stevens and Rich Glover highlight the North with Terry Davis sharing quarterback duties alongside Matt Reed.
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Onderdoz South
LSU
Charlie. McClende
Sunda
Nebraska
Reo Devaney
Gary Keithley
Texas-El Paso
Paul Orndorff
Isaac Curtis
San Diego
Glover
McClendon
Hula Bowl stars Olds and Rodgers start in Honolulu
Rufus Ferguson, famed tailback with back to back 1000 yard seasons, adds another dance move for the 27th Hula Bowl. North coach Jim Owens plans Ferguson in the backfield with Nebraska’s Bill Olds and Johnny Rodgers as teammates. Washington’s Sonny Sixkiller opens at QB, with Penn State’s John Hufnagel and Iowa State’s George Amundson also noted.
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Ferguson
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Afi Sfeet6
Hin
Badger
Jim Owens
Washington
Nebraska
Bill Olds
Johnny Trodgers
Sonny Sixkiller
John Hufnagel
Penn State
George Amundson
Iowa State
Potter Leads Columbus Past Grand Island 77 33 in Big Ten Battle
Sick Paul Potter played through flu as Columbus High topped Grand Island 77 to 33. Potter scored 32 including a school record 16 free throws, while teammates fueled the win with strong rebounding and late-game pressure. Columbus improves to 2-0 in the East Big Ten and 5-3 on the season with a high-tempo performance.
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Paul Potter
Paul
Gramé Island
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Poller
Norman Behring
Bill Sawyer
Rocke Senkbeil
Grant Island
Tim Dunagal
Bill Kropp
Dane
Hellbusett
Seukbui
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Dack Johnson
Clib
Larry Causu
Mavons
Heatriee
Holy Family Beats Spalding 68 55 Behind Comeback
Holy Family erased a 13 3 deficit and defeated Spalding Academy 68 to 55 on Priday night. Dan Korus and Dean Jonenthal each scored 15, while Art Naughgin led Spalding with 19 and Pat Calvin added 11. The reserve game saw Lindsay win 38 to 24. Holy Family travels to Petersburg next.
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Dean Jonenthal
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Art Naughgin
Pat Calvin
Dan
Petersburg
Quarry wins over college student
New York AP Kenny Quarry defeated Randy Newman by seventh round knockout at Madison Square Garden in a scheduled 10 round heavyweight bout. Referee Tony Perez stopped the fight after Newmann showed blood from his nose and a cut near his left eye. Quarry, year old California veteran, hadn’t fought since retirement last July and advances toward a February 8 Garden bout with Ron Lyle.
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Randy Newmann
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Tony Perez
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Muhammad Ali
Ron Lyle
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NFL Sets Super Bowl VIII Winning and Losing Shares
The NFL announced the prize split for Super Bowl VIII between the Dolphins and Redskins. Forty active players on each team will receive 15000 if they are fully active for at least three events, or 7500 if not. Players activated for the game but missing qualifications may earn 4000 as winner or 200 as loser.
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National Football League
Miami Dolphins
Washington Redskins
Los Angeles
NFL
Stockton leads as Trevino misses cut at Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open
Stockton seizes second round lead with a 69 to reach 16 under par during 36 holes at Riviera. Trevino falls short by one stroke, failing to make the cut in the $185,000 event. Players from Graham to Allin chase, while Nicklas, Slater, and Levin stay in contention.
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Lee ‘Trevino
Stockton
Riviera Country Club
Jutius Verity
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Boros
Nnne
David Graham
Buddy Allin
Don Bies
Allin
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Jack Nicklas
Mac Slanter
Bruce Levin
Devlin
Hunter
Trevino
Ongland
Tey Jacklin
Palmer
Genoa Wins Tournament in Scoring Cup Clash
Genoa claimed a tournament victory as Morris 15 and Ted 15 led a balanced attack for Pudertos. Fullerton pushed late with two free throws from Norris, while Newman Geore topped A Tndwacd 62 15, with Grave 72 22 16 and St Edward 92 9 1-43. Leigh defeated Valley 70-37 as Qualsett scored 18 and Batenhorst 16 for the winners.
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Munday Vight
Bill Norris
Genoa
Fullerton
Morris
Clay Pishyr
Ted
Randy Furby
Dallas Schweitz
Pudertos
Searle
Fullerton Wotts
Hl Place
Newman Geore
Wes Christensen
Dwayne Nelson
Craig Jacobson
Newman Grave
Dent Baker
St. Edward
Now'n Grave
St Edward
Valley
Leigh
Ryan Qualsett
Bryan Batenhorst
Stuckey Could Debut For Dolphins In Super Bowl
Miami Dolphins cornerback Henry Sturkey Stuckey may make his pro debut in the Super Bowl. The taxi squad player could join active duty as other squad members spend Sundays on the bench or in the stands.
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Miami
Henry Sturkey
Dolphins
Tin Foley
Monroe trips Petersburg in league clash for big win
Monroe jumped to a 26-17 first quarter lead and rolled to an 81-57 victory over visiting Petersburg Friday night. Dennis Edminson scored 28 with 20 rebounds, Dave Jenkinson had 19, Lloyd Jenkinson 12 and Virgil Crumley 11. Petersburg’s Dave Seier and Steve Hinkle led their team with 16 and 15 respectively. Monroe’s BR squad also won 47-26.
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Moonen Sters
Oary
Petersburg
Dennis Edmison
Dave Jenkinson
Lloyd Jenkinson
Virgil Crumley
Dave Seier
Steve Hinkle
Monroe
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