CHS Scotus Lakeview prep basketball set for two games
Local prep hoops teams schedule a busy weekend with Columbus visiting Grand Island on Friday and Beatrice at Columbus Saturday while Scotus Central Catholic travels to David City Aquinas Friday and hosts Omaha Cathedral Saturday. Lakeview returns after a week off to face Albion and Madison in Husker Conference action.
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Lakeview Girls Edge Logan View In Close Basketball Game
Lakeview varsity basketball edged Logan View 27 to 18 as top reserves struggled. Joe Lang scored 14 and Ann Wordeman 12 for Lakeview while Susan Henneman led Logan View with 12. Cheri Langan led reserves with 10 as Lakeview, minus Bars Paphen who had 8, prepares to host Albion Friday January 11.
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Cleveland Classic Tennis Meet Canceled
The 590,000 Cleveland Classic tennis tournament scheduled for April in Cleveland has been canceled due to lack of a sponsor. Karan Altschul of the Women's League of the Cleveland Orchestra, which ran the event in 1972 and 1873, cited failed sponsor efforts.
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Vanderbilt Climbs From Tenth To Sixth In AP Poll
Vanderbilt surges to No 6 in the Associated Press college basketball poll after a 73-72 win over Alabama. UCLA holds No 1 with all first place votes, Notre Dame No 2, Maryland No 3, and North Carolina No 5. The rankings reflect a week with limited Vandy action and several swaps among the top teams.
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Schuyler edges North Bend in wrestling dual meet
Schuyler High used live pins by Kevin Stark Keith Cerny Randy Spate Dave Faltys and Mark Kruger to beat North Bend 40 20 in a dual. Grubbs won a 24 division title and Pflasterer posted a 15 2 decision as Schuyler heads to the home Schuyler Invitational on January 19 with several individual results listed from the match.
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Colleges Explore Joint Travel Due To Energy Crisis
San Francisco AP report notes NCAA committee under Ross H. Smith of MIT weighing energy saving moves for football. Possibilities include shared travel to near sites, trading inter sectional games, and possibly combining championships. Wake Forest already seeks to avoid West Coast travel. ACC mulls busplay only. Voting on legislation starts Tuesday afternoon as energy concerns shape scheduling.
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All-Pro grid team selections announced by AP
NEW YORK AP says The Associated Press announced the All-Pro selections across offense and defense. Notable names include running backs OJ Simpson and Larry Csonka, linemen Ron Yary and Joe Greene, quarterbacks Joan aad Los Angeles, and defensive stars such as Claude Humphrey and Isiah Robertson.
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Oakland
Our heroes not human moral crusade in sports surveys
A 1970s- era study by Alan R. Nelson Research reports Americans prefer hero athletes who appear flawless and apart from ordinary life. It ranks Stan Musial first in trust and likability, while Willie Mays Mantle and Palmer rank high in fame. Ali Namath Cosell score poorly for admiration. The piece notes race and public perception, praising DiMaggio for artistry yet acknowledging his human flaws.
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Columbus sophs rout Grand Island with free throws
Columbus Discoverers, 2-1 under coach Mark Ekeland, toppled Grand Island 70-33 as Gary Sanconi led with 23 points on 13 of 15 free throws. Mark Redrow added 21, Jefe Morris 1, John Anderson 6, Bill Borkenhater 4, Nan Penslek 3, Greg Scribner 3. Columbus dominated rebounding and forced 34 turnovers. They travel to Fremont next Thursday at 7 p.m.
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Miller wins Crosby Pro Am in rain shortened event
Johnny Miller captured a 54 hole victory at the Crosby National Pro Am in Preble Beach California after five days of rain and delays left only 54 holes completed. Miller earned 75 percent of the purse with a 208 total, while Grier Jones finished second at 212 and Jack Nicklaus was paid after withdrawing early. Weiskopf dropped from a long relief streak, tying for 32nd.
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Cyclones crush Town and boost Big Eight lead
Kansas City AP dispatch reports Iowa State Cyclones rout Town 477 to extend their season record to 4 3 and climb in the Big Eight standings. Oklahoma, Oklahoma State win while Nebraska falls to Wichita State. Missouri Valley actions idle.
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Masters Meet Finalists Led by Muth in Bowling Showdown
Gary Muth posted a 2458 scratch total across 12 games to lead four finalists for the 10th annual Masters Tournament at Columns Bowl. Joe Karnik and Tony Hansen followed with 2376 and 2368 respectively as the roll-off narrowed to head to head action next Sunday for the championship. Finalists earn trophies and cash prizes.
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Gary Badje
Craig Brestel
Family Y table tennis results at Columbus event
The fifth annual Columbus Family Table Tennis Tournament saw multiple winners across age groups. Singles victors included Dan Milburn and Scott Ferguson, while Open and Girls divisions named Randy Hall, Denise Want, and Jane Beckman among top finishers. Doubles crowns went to Bays Juniors Randy and Gery Van Dyke and Scott Ferguson with Brad Erickson.
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Monroe M-Club junior high basketball tournament opens
The Monroe M Club junior high tournament for 7th and 8th grade boys begins Wednesday January 9 with four games at Humphrey and Columbus. Creston meets Silver Creek at 5 18, Madison faces Immanuel Lutheran at 6 30, and Monroe plays Richland at 7 45. Semi finals Thursday January 10, finals Friday January 11, trophies awarded to top four teams.
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Cage scores from regional high school tournament rounds
AP recap of midweek basketball results across Omaha area venues. Teams such as Wilsonville Beaver Valley Coleridge Hartington and Ponva posted various scores in first round action. Other matchups included ONeill Weligh Elmwood Bloomfield and Palmyra Murdock with several close finishes and high scoring periods.
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Mets open spring schedule with Cardinals in St Louis
The National League champion New York Mets will offer the St. Louis Cardinals their first position during a 26 game spring exhibition schedule starting March 9. The Mets hope to conclude the slate with a game April 3 against the Kansas City Royals in Little Rock.
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Michigan State players shine in East West Shrine Game
A total of 52 Michigan State football players have seen action in the annual East West Shrine game in San Francisco, highlighting the program's depth and impact on postseason showcases.
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Sweeney Named Colorado Grid Chief
San Francisco AP Jim Sweeney longtime Washington State coach was hired to lead Colorado football succeeding Eddie Crowder who resigned to focus on athletics director duties. Sweeney, 44, posted a 21 42 record at WSU and led the Cougars to a strong season after a difficult start, with prior stints at Montana State and a noted pioneer of the peer offense.
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Connie Czarnick Leads Century Award in Columbus Bowl Meet
Connie Czarnick posted a 240 earning a century award as part of a 2,593 series at Columbus Bowl in the Rolfette Lene competition. Barb Badie added 223 and 215, with Connie Kraycki scoring 623 and other top totals by Staton Heesacker, Deanna Ryba, Kathryn Wanycki, and Mead Lumber setting team marks. Yankee Clippers posted a 2,210 four man team series, with Gary Muth’s 606 and Dee Hark’s 233 among notable scores in Progressive and Jack & Jill leagues.
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Long Beach State Coaches to Face Immediate Punishment
Long Beach State University president urges NCAA action to punish coaches who violate rules and jump to other schools. He proposes an amendment to post season play rules to bar offending coaches for three years, as the NCAA imposes indefinite probation on the Long Beach State basketball and football programs.
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Leigh Wrestlers Take Third at Invitational Meet
Leigh-Scribner wins Leigh Invitational with 79 percent of points while Stanton finishes second and Leigh earns third. Standouts include LeRay Hart 126 Mike 132 and Roger Wiese 185, with next home match against Wynot at 7 30 p m.
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Sahara Lounge defeats Behlens in league basketball clash
Sahara Lounge toppled Behlens 1260 Inner League game. Tom Penny scored 18, Dale Wort h Seggien 17, Gary Harkness 15 as three others hit double figures for the winners. Scott Nelson and Brooks led Behlens with 16 each.
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