State American Legion juniors baseball tournament on tap
Officials plan for what could be the year's biggest sports event as Columbus hosts a state level juniors tournament. A Jan 15 facility viewing at Holiday Inn precedes site decisions announced that afternoon.
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All tournament honors and UNO wrestling squad updates
Athletes Mark Ahlquist and Greg Becher earned all tournament teams after the Kearney State Holiday Basketball Tournament. UNO wrestlers Jim Sackett and Dan Oliverius join the traveling squad as they prepare for duals with Southern Georgia, Georgia Tech, and a triple meet with Florida Tech and Florida International.
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Midland College
Greg Becher
Columbus
Kearney
Ahlquist
Platte College
Jim Sackett
Dan Oliverius
Albion
University of Nebraska
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Mavericks
Sackett
South Dakota
Oliverius
Central Missouri
District wrestling and basketball site announcements listed
District venues for wrestling and basketball were announced with a few misprints corrected. The schedule shows Class A to D sites across Columbus, North Platte, Schuyler, Wayne State College and others, with boys and girls district dates set for February and late February into March.
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Kion
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Schuyler
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Lis
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David City
Aquinas
Fullerton
Osceola
Stromsburg
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Central City
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Lindsay
Holy Family
Monroe
Rising City
Shelby
Silver Creek
Genoa
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Grand Island
Albion
Lakeview
Scotus
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Bergan
Howells
Madison
Platte College
Cedar Rapids
Polk
Clarks
Selby
Lakeview Column Spars With Typo Sparks Friendly Jibe
In a Monday column the writer misspelled a Lakeview phrase near the word closes as c and faced light-hearted ribbing from Lakeview fans. The piece notes Lakeview’s season already has troubles without adding to them.
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Columbus Sophs Edge Fremont 44 42 In Narrow Final
Columbus sophomores edged Fremont 44 to 42 at the Tiger gym Thursday. Trailing by four entering the fourth, Columbus tied the game on Brian Fraser and Randy Spulak baskets. Spulak hit a late outside basket to seal the win as Fraser Cruickshank and Spulak each scored 10. Rathkamp led the Tigers with 17, Rickemeier added 12. Columbus 2 2 travels to Hastings Monday.
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Lakeview ups Aquinas 30 29 in first wrestling win
Lakeview wins their first wrestling meet 30 29 over Aquinas with key near fall pins and decisions. Freshmen Dan Cermak and Mike Sander along with senior Dan Inselman starred as Lakeview, now 1 5, looks ahead to Arlington.
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Dan Inselman
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Vikings
Neil Nickolite
Dan From
Jay Venis
Kevin Groteluschen
Ken Hilger
Foretell
Tom Eickmeier
Dennis Schof
Ki Send
Columbus Discoverers edge Grand Island in close swim meet
Columbus Discoverers remain unbeaten after an 88-84 win at Grand Island. Sophomore Mike Hoffman won the 100 yard backstroke and Wade Bartlett second as Harsh and Eihausen set records and season bests. Disqualification of a Grand Island swimmer shifted the margin. GI forfeited varsity, and Columbus hosts South Sioux City next Tuesday.
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Mike Hoffman
Wade Bartlett
Scott Harsh
Discoverers
Barry Johnson
Johnson
Randy Eihausen
Mark Petersen
Randy van Dyke
Harsh
Bill Lange
Lange
Bill Wheeler
Eric Sloth
Chris Louci
Bill Bakenhus
Sloth
Mark Weber
CHS
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Norfolk
Bartlett
Yar Dyke
Hoffman
Adkisson
Schuyler Warriorettes rout Lakeview 55 to 24 in press driven win
Schuyler used a fast break and full court press to overwhelm Lakeview 55 24 as Kim Egr led with 14 points and 20 steals aided by Julie Flynn Sue Kobra and June Langemeier. Lakeview coach John Miyoshi noted the running game while Schuyler held a 39 15 halftime lead and a 38 22 rebounding edge with top players shining.
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Lakeview Viqueens
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Roger Hammond
Hawk Kim Egr
Lakeview
John Miyoski
Semna Sq
Hammond
Egr
Julie Flynn
Sue Kobra
June Langemeier
Flynn
Miyoshi
Wisner-Pilger
Waverly
Joan Behlen
Platte Raiders Fall In Kansas Tourney Opener
Cloud County beat Platte 93-? in Concordia to take a 52-52 halftime lead and win. Mike Ill 65 center scored 25 points, Cal Tate 63 added 21, Platte turnovers hit 20. Platte will face Butler County then Iowa Western in the round robin schedule.
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Platte
Raiders
Mikell
Phillipsburg
Cal Tate
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Tenn
Tate
Rich McGill
Cloud
Jay Muller
Darrel Rickert
Goll
Thunderbirds
Glenn Randel
Rickert
Bruce Keller
Lincoln Southeast
Jerry Davis
Butler County
Butler
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Platte County
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Buckley
North Bend rolls past Scotus for 60 43 win
North Bend Tigers beat Scotus 60 43 as Bob Taylor led with 22 points and Jeff Kelly added 17 points. Tim Englebert scored 11 while reserves played late. Scotus drops to 1-1 and visits Lakeview Tuesday at 6 30 p m. Also Olympic emblem colors noted with five interlaced rings representing continents.
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Scotus
Bob Taylor
Tigers
Jeff Kelly
Tim Englebert
Lakeview
Viking Gym
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