Placekickers May Decide Sugar Bowl Clash
Vikings, led by Bud Grant, face the Kansas City Chiefs in a close Sugar Bowl. Star kickers Fred Cox and Jan Stenerud loom large as both teams rely on precise field goals and strategic formations. Grant studies Chiefs film to find a moment of indecision, expecting a lower scoring defensive battle.
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John Griffin
UPI
New Orleans
Joe Raomath
Fred Cox
Dan Stenerud
Minnesota Vikings
Kansas City Ghics
CSP
Bud Grant
Vikings
Grant
Hroveh
Slenerud
Chiefs
Fred Cos
Monongahela
Jan Stenerud
Oslo
Norway
Namath
Stenerud
Booler
Hank Stram
NFL
Bruins Open Pacifc Eight Play At Oregon
UCLA led by Coach John Wooden starts its bid for a fourth straight NCAA bid with Pac Eight action hosting Oregon tonight. The Bruins, unbeaten with five titles in six years, seek the crown to reach the tournament. Oregon State visits Saturday as part of a busy early schedule with top-ranked teams in play.
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United Press International
UCLA
Law Alcindor
Bruins
John Wooden
Oregon
Oregon State
Teak
Marlene Becher Leads Tight Bowlers Night at Boulevard
Becher posted a 192 opening pace for the Dale Electronics Women league while Angela Woitaszewski added a 516 three-game set. Barn Losers led with an 802 game and 2266 series as Rich Helmantic and Bill Cox posted notable singles and series in separate leagues. Harold Kromland topped Major League with 249 and 622 in pins, among a tally of 200+ games by several bowlers.
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Dale Electronics
Boulevard Janes
Angela Woitaszewski
Barn
Nettleton Technical Institute
Rich Helmantic
Bill Cox
RBC
Harold Kromland
Krumland
Bill Schuele
Frank Rockey
Adolf Stastny
Larry Trofwtz
Dave Paprocki
Doe Nurup
June ‘Sopil
Ron Nelson
Ski
MBN Tourney Finalists Set After Semifinal Wins
Leigh Alston and Elkhorn Valley reach the MBN Tournament final at Gem. Albion clinched its spot with a statistical triumph over Leigh, led by Bob Urban and Don Hollatz scoring 17 and 14 respectively. Elkhorn Valley defeated host Genoa in the other semifinal.
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Alston
Elkhorn Valley
Gem
Albion
Bob Urban
Don Hollatz
Genoa
Grace Bible Institute Royals rout Kansans in conference clash
Grace Bible Institute Royals beat Manhattan Bible Crusaders 87 to 43 in the Midwest Christian College Conference. Loren Ansz led with 7s and 19, Wayne Wiebe added 17, Don Wilson and Ed Schaeffer contributed, while Manhattan’s Van Van Duesen scored 43 in a one- sided game. The Royals rose to first in the conference with a 36-? overall record.
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UPI
Loren Ansz
Grace Bible Institute Royal S
Midwest Christian College Conference
Manhattan Bible Grusaders
Kansas
Eusz
Traits Dave Reimer
Wayne Wiebe
Don Wilson
Ed Schaeffer
Manhattan
van van Duesen
Manhatan
Royals
Gravelsawin
Platte College tops Dana Junior Varsity in Blair clash
Platte College surprised Dana Junior Varsity 84 to 78 at Blair , overcoming a 45 35 halftime deficit with aggressive defense and rebounding. Lynn Anderson 18, Randy Peterson 17, Lonnie Larsen 16 led Platte. Dana's Mike Triptow 20 and Gary Kratina 16 paced the visitors. Staub suffered a knee injury in the second half. next up Milford tourney vs Nebraska Wesleyan freshmen.
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Blair
Gene Torezop
Raiders
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Dana
Lynn Anderson
Randy Peterson
Lonnie Larsen
Anderson
Peterson
Ralph Erwin
Larsen
Mike Triptow
Danadayrees
Gary Kratina
Humphrey
Jim’ Weblman
Torczon
Doug Bullington
John Staub
Milford
Nebraska Wesleyan
Elgin pins down Leigh in wrestling meet
The Leigh Panthers suffered a 31 to 20 defeat at the hands of Elgin on Thursday. Pins secured by Gary Schneider, Daryl Blake, Bon Sveboda, and Allen Long highlighted Coach Ron Stigge's team's victory.
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Elgin
Leigh Panthers
Ron Stigge
Gary Schneider
Daryl Blake
Bon Sveboda
Allen Long
Colts coach eyes future quarterback in Senior Bowl talk
Baltimore coach Don Shula said he is anxious to see young quarterbacks under game conditions while preparing for the Senior Bowl. He noted the need to have a capable replacement for aging Unitas and Morrell within a few years, praising Terry Bradshaw Cappelleman Dennis Shaw and Chuck Burkhaul as promising prospects. The North and South teams held final workouts ahead of the Saturday game and anticipated a wide open passing duel.
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Ala
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Don Shula
Froony
Dolimny Unitas
Tard Morrel
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Unitas
Morrell
Lou Lahan
Genver Brancus
Terry Bradshaw
Louisiana
Teach
Bill Cappieman
Florida State
Dennis Shaw
San Diego State
AM Unree
Chuck Burkhaul
Penn State
Burkhaut
Terry McMillan
Missouri
Wath
Canadian official to attend Omaha banquet honors Gordie Howe
The Honorable John C. Munro Minister of National Health and Welfare of Canada will attend the Omaha Sportscasters banquet at Penny Park next Thursday. He comes with his wife and two aides to honor Gordie Howe named Sportsman of the Year and will represent Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau in the international salute to Mister Hockey.
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National, Health and Welfare
Dominion of Canada
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Gordie Howe
Pierre Eliott Trudeau
John Vis
Fremont wrestlers top Columbus in dual
Fremont defeated Columbus 33 to 4 in a boys wrestling dual at CHS Gym. Standout performances came from sophomores Boruch Mohrman Nyffeler and 58 pounder, with multiple pins and decision wins highlighting Fremont's strongest showings as Columbus matmen prepare to host Grand Island next Tuesday.
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Lanny Neese
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Neese
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Dave Mahrman
Qounder
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Boruch
Mohrman
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Kin Ball
Natch
Jerry Wilcox
Jack Spelcher
Tigers
Jeff Kuller
Speicher
Greg Larson
Borveh
Dave Mohrman
Jed Ror
Tim Siemek
Larry Mohrman
Fremonters
Tom Lemmes
Pat Orr
Jambus
Dave Wurdinger
Divight Debults
Gerry Volyek
Doug Tillman
Columbus Matmen
Grand Island
Three golfers tie 66 in Los Angeles Open first round
Ton Cerrudi two others post 66s as first day leads in the Triple $100,000 Los Angeles Open. Dave Hill and Bob Law also shoot 66 to tie for the lead. Arnold Palmer sits four back with a 67 amid cool conditions.
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Jie
Calfornia
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Jackson
Mich
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Cernido
Iran
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Calif
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Fred Marti
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Massengale
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Billy Casper
Ken Still
al Geiberger
Dave Stockton
Mac Hutter
Jim Weight
Jim Jamieson
Bruce Crampton
Larry Ginson
Orville Moody
PGA
Tony Jacklin
Quebec Aces Rally To Tie Providence For Third
The Quebec Aces defeated Providence 3 2 in an American Hockey League game on Thursday, lifting Quebec from last place into a third place tie with Providence in the Hastem Division.
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United Press International
Quebec Aces
Quebec
Providence
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Aces
Grand Island swimmers sweep Columbus in big dual win
Grand Island swim team won seven events and posted a 264 to 39 victory over host Columbus. Tom Folsom and Brad Pierson led the winners with diving and 00 yard freestyle titles as the Islanders set marks and jammed the meet with standout performances. Columbus claimed three firsts and four seconds under coach Dave McNair.
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Columbus Tankers
Dave McNair
Tom Folsom
Brad Pierson
Folsom
Islanders Hancock
Mike Porter
Balsant
Porter
Mark Ivica
Pierson
Purdue names Bob Demoss as new football coach
Purdue introduces Bob Demoss as head coach after Mollenkopf retires. Demoss says no major changes to the offense, plans to keep the current staff and offensive coach, aim to maintain continuity while awaiting board approval.
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Lafayette
Ind
UPD
Bob Demoss
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Jack Mollenkopf
Mollenkopf
Guy “Red” Mackey
Demoss
Purdue Board of Trustees
Temess
Jen
Ith
UPI
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Notre Damie
Married nurses and employment status in 1966
The American Nurses Association reports nearly three times as many employed registered nurses are married than single. Married women accounted for 63.5 percent of the 1966 total, while single nurses made up 22.4 percent.
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American Nurses’ Association
Elks and Lions Lead Family Y Basketball Leagues
In Columbus the Elks top the Junior League with a 40 record while the Lions lead the Prep League at 39. Sertoma trail both as runners up. Junior League games featured Sertoma 29 over the Optimists 14 led by Tom Lange eight points and Steve Peters eleven. Prep action saw FW beat Rotary 18 17 as Scot Wagner scored nine for the winners.
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Tom Lange
Dan Schmitt
Martin Morris
Mark Orr
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Scot Schaefer
Steve Peters
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YMCA
Yeading
Pitt Makers
Jeff Morris
Todd Trathol
John Anderson
Lob Dickey
Mitch ‘Evans
Scott Waggner
Jon Schaefer
Steve Helmann
Bob Goos I
Matt Anthony
Optimists
Sartoma
Mixe Shan
dDon Rave Gilmore
George Rambaur
Rotary
Allen Bierman
Hi Tac
Canadiens Move Up In Division Race With Penguins Win
The Montreal Canadiens beat the Pittsburgh Penguins 3-1 to gain on Boston and New York in the division standings. Jean Beliveau returned from a broken ankle to score and lead Montreal with Rousseau and Lemaire also scoring. Gary Dornhoefer notched a hat trick for Philadelphia in a 4-1 win over the Los Angeles Kings.
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Newark
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Ince Ferguson
Penguins
Pittsburgh
Bob ‘Oylowleh
Rousseau
Jacques Lemaire
Dean Prentice
Dornhoefer
Philadelphia
Flyers
Andre Lacroix
Bill White
Bernie Parent
White
Minnesota
Bellwood graders drop two games to Brainard
Bellwood 2A Grade School basketball team lost both games to Brainard. In the seventh grade Brainard won 23 to 9, and in the eighth grade Brainard triumphed 24 to 3. Robert Wilson was listed for Bellwood.
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Brainard
Robert Wilson
Archery Classes Set For Monday At Pawnee Bowmen
Beginning archery classes start Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Pawnee Bowmen indoor range 1250 25th Avenue. Sessions suit adults or juniors with an adult. equipment provided. In the Pawnee Bowmen League, Buckshots and Nockbusters split four games while Featherflippers beat Sandbaggers. Charles Seeger led with a 285 series. Bob Long topped juniors with a 222. Dot SHU contributed with a cumber shot.
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25Th Avenue
Buckshots
Nockbusters
Featherflippers
Charles Seeger
Bob Long
Dot Shu
Franklin and Marshall football farm from Potts to win
Lancaster notes Franklin and Marshall faces a fall season with key starters from Pottsville and Potts towns. Coach Dave Pooley emphasizes players Al Sykes from Pottstown, Steve Revell from Pottsville, and Roser Wolfsperger from Pottstown as core contributors.
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UPI
Franklin and Marshall
Pot
Dave Pooley
Fottston
Pottsville
al Sykes
Pottstown
Steve Revell
Roser Wolfsperger
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Shirley) McNeely
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