Columbus Hosts Third City In Big Ten Tilt At Grandstand
Columbus Discoverers open the second half of its season with an East Big Ten Conference game at Grandstand Friday night then host Beatrice Saturday. Key players include Jim Buchannan and Dick Graves for Beatrice and Tom Elansen leading Columbus scoring, with Grand Island and North Platte games cited as recent outcomes. Columbus has won seven straight meetings, Beatrice last beat Columbus in 1956.
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Maryland Cage Fortunes Rise Under Driesell
Maryland coached by Lefty Driesell shows early improvement after a rough previous season in a 83-76 win over West Virginia. Horst led with 26 points as Maryland used five players in the game, each scoring in double figures, while North Carolina and other ACC teams posted notable results across college basketball action.
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Women's City Bowling Tourney Opens at Humphrey Bowl
The annual Humphrey Women's City Bowling tournament begins January 29 at the Humphrey Bowl. Kay Eisenmenger serves as league president with Lucille Sand as vice president. Beasnice Baumgart is secretary, Alice Stenger treasurer, and Dorothy Ditter sargent at arms. The Engel Bakery Team currently leads the Humphrey Women's Bowling League.
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Jackson Resigns From Florida State to Join Kansas State
Bobby Jackson, longtime Florida State linebackers coach, resigns to become an assistant under Vince Gibson at Kansas State in Tallahassee reporting.
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Scotus, Aquinas open Catholic Conference tourney action
Scotus Central Catholic faces Aquinas Friday night on the Grand Island Catholic court as Aquinas rides a 4-1 mark into the Catholic Conference tournament. Scotus, 0-5, seeks an upset with Tinius and Lucke key for Scotus while Aquinas relies on Coleman Navratil and Havlovic for scoring and rebounding. Hastings St. Cecilia, the defending champion, is favored to beat host Crusaders in the late game with finals Saturday.
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Bucks Rout Royals in 18-Point Win Despite Rally
Milwaukee Bucks dominate Cincinnati Royals 114 to 92 as Frynia Robinson leads with 36 points, Bob Dandridge 31, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 28. Oscar Robertson scores 12 for the Royals, while New York tops San Francisco 89-81 in another NBA game and Boston loses to Atlanta 112-106.
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Plant Star Size Range Relative to Gun Diameter
A plant star is defined as having a diameter within a broad range from 19 to 100 times the diameter of the gun. This establishes a scale link between projectile size and celestial-like plant stellar bodies in the described context.
Lakeview Vikings, Platte College set for close battles this week
Lakeview High hosts a tough Western clash as the Vikings aim to even their 4-4 season against Madison after holidays. Platte College travels to Dana College JV in a strong early season matchup as both squads look to finish January with momentum. Dennis Osten leads Lakeview with 62 points as Elkhorn and Arlington receive regional Class C ratings. the Vikings face Elkhorn Jan 16 and Arlington Feb 20 in key regular season tests.
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Big names gather for start of Los Angeles Open golf tour
Arnold Palmer leads a star field of 188 players in the $100,000 Los Angeles Open first round at Rancho Park. The event aims for a record $7 million in purses as top money-winners from 1969 and notable rivals vie for the $20,000 winner’s prize while others miss due to flu and travel.
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Gottschall Leads Scores In Centennial League Bowling
Stan Gottschall posted a 663 series and 607 line in Boulevard Lanes action with games 238 223 and 202. Harold Krurland 634 and Don Adamy 633 followed, while Jlm Kalas 212 Harvey Lippert 606 and Larry Trofholz 201 also featured in the standings. Mralak's led team scoring with 956 and 2576.
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Dorothy Toular Leads Streamliner League Bowling
Dorothy Toular paced the Streamliner League with a 65 series at Coulevard Lanes. Top scorers included 823 in team play by Lark Barlopped and 22,366 team series by Louie's Restaurant Tolted, with multiple 200s and high series across several leagues including the 20th Century, Women's Afternoon Off, and Faculty Fun.
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Chiefs and Vikings ready for varied vs simple play in Super Bowl
The Chiefs lean on a multitude of offensive sets led by Lennie Dawson while the Vikings rely on a few core formations and execution. Coaches Stram and Grant tout the strategic clash with zone defense against variety as both teams prepare for the title game in New Orleans.
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Races snowed out at three tracks from Northeast storm
A snowstorm blanketed the Northeast forcing cancellation of racing programs at Bowie, Liberty, Bell and Narragansett. Up north grounds crews cleared the frozen surfaces while Tropical Park in Florida saw Duck Out The Door notch her second straight win after a late surge to beat Yep Yep Parisian Parfait. Payouts included 11.00 6.00 3.80 for Duck Out The Door with Yep Yep at 6.50 3.60 and Parisian Parfait 2.80. Count On won the Fair Grounds feature at 8.85.
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Cataract Removed From Cardinals Lineman Eye
St Louis Cardinals defensive tackle Fred flerom had cataract surgery on his right eye Wednesday. He had been playing with the ailment all season and will be reevaluated to determine his readiness for upcoming games.
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