Hollatz nets 34 as Platte tops Wayne 90 9 in college game
Dan Hollatz scored 34 points setting a Platte free throw record while leading Platte College past Wayne Junior Varsity 90 89 at Wayne. The Creston guard hit 10 field goals and 4 free throws to pace Platte as they improved to 12 3 on the season. Sundvold and West joined Hollatz with solid totals as Platte outshot Wayne and limited turnovers.
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Dan Hollatz
Walte College
Creston
Skkils
Sharks
Brad McArdle
Elkhorn
Hollate
Plalfe
Gene Torezon
Raiders
Nebraska
North Platte
Platte
Baker
Fiievogle
Tollatz
Hallatz
Flatie
Vallate
Sundvald
West
Sindelar
Ron Qualselt
Mike Wilberger
Dave Khylander
Wayne Wildcats
Sundvold
Sa Oieste
Satt Pi
Wildcats
Gogan
Platte College
Cegete TP Brewer
TMT ‘Sonn Flaherty
Molar
Mivcree
Ricclarsen Jakubowski
Qualseit Witberger
Rhylenser En Abcgill
Kruese
Baers
Newis
College
Nicklaus predicts Miller’s bright future at Pebble Beach
Jack Nicklaus sees a brilliant future for Johnny Miller at Pebble Beach as Miller holds a four stroke lead over Grier Jones entering the weather-delayed final round of the Bing Crosby Pro-Am, with Miller saying another 70 could win and Jones charging to catch him amid a tight leaderboard.
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Pebble Beach
Jack Nicklaus
Johnny Miller
Ieee Gaeane
Johnny
Nicklaus
Grier Jones
Miller
Jones
Jed Funseth
Toms Kite
Brice Summerhays
John Jacobs
Kite
Summerhays
Funseth Ald Jacobs
Garye Cord
Carmel Bay
Gresham wins Rising City cage tourney
Gresham captured the Rising City Holiday basketball tournament by trouncing East Butler 61 to 44. Shelby City Consolation winner 73 to 54 over Rising City. Gresham led by Diers with 24 points, East Butler’s Doug Dolezat 21, and Shelby's quartet with 17, 16, 16, and 12.
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Tusing City
Gresham
East Butler
Shelby
Dierss
Doug Dolezat
Monte Grossenicklaus
Brian Hopwoul
Robin Perry
Nay
Craig Bucklee
Terriers
Dan Janak
Hast Tuller
Boulevard lanes top kegler Doug Orender leads Sunday mix
Doug Orender rolled 219 in a 557 series to top Boulevard Sunday Night Mix League at Boulevard Lanes. Lindy Vanderslice posted 178 and 494. Other high scores included Bemis Duron 207 and Speed Queen leaders Glaine Bossman 221 and Marlene Becher 303. Marilyn Labens sisters 157 and 485 in the Women’s Afternoon League. Stuffers won team honors with 684 and 1,694.
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Twug -Orender
Boulevard Lanes
Lindy Vanderslice
Bemis Duron
Speed Queen
Glaine Bossman
Marlene Becher
Lana Brockhaus
Nyen
Tire Service
Columbus Farm Equipment
Marilyn Labens
Stuffers
Bruins Dominate Washington U In Lopsided Win
UCLA raced to a 100-49 victory over Washington University as coach Marv Harshman criticized his team. Coach John Wooden praised the start, saying UCLA hit its first 12 shots and kept a long win streak intact. Other top college games included Maryland over Clemson and North Carolina over Duke in Greensboro.
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Washington
UCLA
Marv Harshman
Bruins
John Wooden
Wooden
Ranaway
California school hit by stiff NCAA ruling
The NCAA opened its 68th convention as Long Beach State faced a three year postseason ban and TV ineligibility after 96 violations in basketball and football. California State University at Hayward and Cornell received probation with fewer sanctions.
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California
San Francisco
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Long Beach
NCAA
Long Beach State
California State University At
Heyward
Cornell University of Ithaca
N.Y
Ife
Jerry Terkanian
Nevada-Las Vegas
Jim Stangeland
Hayward State
Cornell
Big Eight action to start this week
The Big Eight men open the season with Colorado at Oklahoma State in Stillwater, televised. Kansas State is the defending champ but Oklahoma with Alvan Adams is seen as a strong challenger as 1970s- era races begin.
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Kansas City
Colorado
Oklahoma State
Stillwater
Okla
Kansas’ State
Oklahoma
Wildcats
Alvan Adams
Missouri State
Kansas State
Hawaii
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Town
North Triumphs Over South In All Star Game Showdown
Sixty seven-year-old Ben Schwarzwalder coached the North to a 27-7 victory in the American Bowl all star game amid retirement chatter. The North rushed 245 yards to the South’s 58 as Ken Grandberry of Washington State set a Lions Club charity game yardage record with 111 yards on 13 tries, scoring twice. Arkansas coach Frank Broyles noted the North’s rushing edge while the South relied more on passing in the loss that left South with five losses in six games.
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Tampa
Ben Schwartzwalder
Sist
Schwarzwalder
Syracuse University
Orangemen
IL Bames
University ‘of Tampa
Sixlay
Schwartzwalder
Vince Gibson
Kansas State
Frank Lauterbur
Noth
Washington
Ken Grandberry
Lion Club
Mercury Morris
Miami Dolphins
Grandberry
Isaac Jackson
Boston College
Gary Marangi
Steve Craig
Northwestern
Hoger Pruelli
Auburn
Next Kirby
Pittsburgh
South
Weese Stars as East Beats West in Hula Bowl
Weese led the East in the Hula Bowl with a spark in offense after a flu absence. Norris Weese of Colorado carried multiple times for key yardage and Ed Shuttlesworth became Michigan’s alltime rushing leader in a mix of runs and passes that energized the East scoring drives against a West defense.
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Honolulu
Walara
Michigan
Bo Schembechler
Ws Saat
Schembechler
Ed Shuttlesworth
Fae
Norris Weese
Shuttlesworth
Pecos Lemon
Sae
Oesas
Jimmy Parker
USC
New Life
Columbus frosh defeat Norfolk in wrestling meet
Columbus freshmen grapplers remained unbeaten in three duals with a 69-6 rout of Norfolk. Coach Coleman Bieber’s squad earned seven falls, set a school points record, and face Kearney next Thursday in a Great Plains Conference matchup at Kearney.
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Coleman Bieber
Srapplers
Kearney
Great Plains
Mike Pilani
Norfolk
B.kleve
Terry Anderson
Roger Smith
Kirk McBieren
Fostett
Tim. Ar
Seward i
Fete
Fort Miler
Mr. Wheke
Sectoenes
Dave Gerstein
Smith
Kiva
Amani
I Ai Maller
Charles Seritenense
Win Ff
Jim Garter
Aiea
Blazers reclaim league lead with upset over Dallas Black Hawks
The Blazers moved back atop the league standings by beating the Dallas Black Hawks 21 to 0 over the weekend. Key goals helped Oklahoma City seize control, tightening their hold on first place.
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Blazers
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Dallas Black Hawks
Columbus Pounds Beatrice For 38 8 Wrestling Win
Columbus posted a 38 to 8 wrestling victory over Beatrice marking their fourth dual win. The reserves added a 36 15 win as Kevin Wok led with several decisive bouts including Jim Sackett at 145 pounds and Mike Janssen pinning his foe in the heavyweight clash. Tim Torczon moved up a weight class to a 22 draw with Rod Carlson. Columbus heads to the Milani Invitational Saturday seeking strong team competition.
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Rene Lrnce
Orangemen
Agason
Kevin Wok
Jim Sackett
E. Chs
Express
Mike
Lemon’ Diag ‘WaFdinger
Poind Reco
Bob Guy
Poe
Mike’ Glur
Jay Hodges
Glir
Mike Quinn
Koreek
Pinkerton
Quinn
Lindsay
Bruce Hanisen
Mike Janssen
Tim Torczon
Rod Carlson
Steve Schumacher
Lanny Neese
Jeff’ Fraser
Dave Meyer
Fe RS Rickyl Bees
George Rambour
Varsity
Dectalnet
Wea
Gary
Aiv
Menald
Dalia Oter
Joy Comet
Ban 'Zeward
Arive Grima
Marc Hener
Coen Aoe Iy
George Ramisut
Brad Okman
Bred Cabgrave
Channee
Nets rally past 83-77 deficit in ABA contest
In an ABA game the New Jersey Nets overcame an 83-77 hole to lead 90-89 on a 7-foot-2 Arlis Gilmore shot block call controversy. Julius Erving led with top scoring and rebounding early. Brian Taylor contributed five assists and four steals.
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Wort
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American Basketball ‘Association
Eee
Nets
Arils ‘Gilmore -Wrag
Brian Tay
Mike Soesega Oi
Julius ‘ Erving
Brian Tay- Tor
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Diego Congrs
National Basketball ‘Association
Chris Bulls
Rap Biles
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Buffalo Braves
Avanta
Hawks
Kingz
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Levers
Golden State
SuperSonics
Houston Rockets
Boulevard scotch doubles high scores set in Omaha event
Gary Houser and Kathy Hassebrook led Boulevard scotch doubles with a 640 total in game scores 221 183 and 236 for top honors. Normand Paula Wison placed second with 690, followed by Linda Lowell Brock 615 and Craig Marilyn Willems 603. Ford Guenther and Joan Graus 602, Gary Oakeson and Carla 601, Colman Joyce Bieber Gil Roger Smith Meg 598, Lowell Linda Brock won the match game and advance to Bowling at Leisure in Omaha.
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Gary Houser
Kathy Hassebrook
Normand
Paula Wison
Linda
Lowell Brock
Craig
Marilyn’ Willems
Ford Guenther
Joan Graus
Gary
Carla Oakeson
Colman
Joyce Bieber Gil
Roger
Meg Smith
Lowell
Linda Brock
Aroarant
Omaha
Knox Coach of Year in his rookie season
LOS ANGELES AP Knox named NFL Coach of the Year in his rookie Rams season. Rams posted 12-2, divisional title, amid praise for leadership from veterans and staff. Knox credits players, assistants, Haserback and Blastern for the honor.
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LOS Angeles
Chuck Knox
National Football League
Camaign
Los Angeles Rams
Associated Press
Rams
NEC
Ram
L Ike Merlin Olzen
Joe Svitelli
Charlie Cowan
John Radars
Tixee
Denver
John Ralston
Cincinnat
Paw
MBN Tourney Opens Tuesday At St Edward
Local MBN basketball tournament opens Tuesday at St Edward with pairings and game times. Newman Grove meets Leigh while Fullerton awaits the winner of Elkhorn and Genoa. St Edward and Leigh had first round byes.
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MBN
St. Edward
Teorey
Bowen
Elkherr’ Valley
Newman Grove
Genes
Fullerton
Super Bowl set Sunday in a fans' arms race
AP sports note ponders whether college bowl drama outshines pro play after Notre Dame Alabama Sugar Bowl. veterans like George Blanda say pros are too stereotyped whereas college offenses add energy with triple options. Critics cite field goal focus and hash marks shaping pro games versus college risks and improvisation.
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Houston
Miami Delphina
Notre Dame
Alabama
New Orleans
Ohio State
Notre-Dame
Ara Parseghian
Hong
Dow
Swith
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