Columbus blitzes Grand Island 102 to 55 in key basketball win
Columbus High rolled to a 102-55 home victory over Grand Island as Dick Hoth and Roger Brown led CHS with high scoring night. Neil Klafman Tom Zimmerman and Jon Ahegelen paced the attack while Columbus pressurized with 18 steals and 30 assists, setting a school record for points in the fourth quarter and extending their home winning streak to multiple games. Grand Island suffered a lopsided defeat as Columbus dominated on both ends and controlled the boards behind seven players scoring, with Hoth tallying 19 and Abegilen contributing seven baskets.
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Cloud County Dominates Platte 103 94 In semifinal action
At Concordia Kansas York and Cloud County Community College reached the title game of the Cloud County Invitational after toppling Garden City 99 84 and Platte 103 94. Reed Johnson led York with 23 points while Mike Trader had 38 for Cloud County. Rebels and Bombers Maryville Central and Hesston also advanced in consolation play.
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Indoor track records fall at CYO Invitational meet
World record was set as Lee Evans ran 50 yards in 5.4 seconds at the University of Maryland meet, edging Bob Barrow. Mel Pender tied the indoor 60-yard dash mark in 5.8 seconds, while Delano Meriwether upset finals with 6.0. Scott Turley won the pole vault with 13. steel details.
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University of Florida
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University of Toronto
Sam Caruthers
Southern Times
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Backus to fight Mene Trey in 10 round non title bout
Newly crowned world welterweight champion Toly Backus signed Friday to face Trenes welterweight champion Mager Mene trey in a 10 round non title bout at Wars Palais de Sparkleh. The event is promoted by international boxing agent Ve wey Vragelia amid arranged Priontesd.
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Fulcher Named Tampa Head Coach Replacing Curei
Fulcher, offensive line coach at Florida, was named head coach at the University of Tampa on Friday, succeeding Fran Curei. The move places Fulcher in charge of the Spartans program and signals a new era for Tampa football.
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Lakeview tops Mount Michael 71 to 54 in league clash
Lakeview climbs over Mount Michael 71-54 as Steve McWilliams dominates with 20 points and 46 rebounds combined. Dave Batenhorst mirrors Knights’ early fire, but Lakeview's defense and rebounding swing the game, setting a new Viking scoring pace and extending their record to 3-1 as Mount Michael struggles with late runs.
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Nebraska Basketball Scores District Results From United Press
Nebraska led by Bolleyte Cal and Donne 86 80 in a UPI college league recap listing numerous high school and college results. The dense page records scores for teams across Nebraska and nearby towns including Fairbury, York, Grand Island, Lincoln, Omaha, and others with multiple district and tournament matchups.
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Fairbury
Central Kansas
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Garden City
Scribner Victorious Over Clarkson In Close Duel
Scribner defeated Clarkson 71 to 68 as a 26 point second period sparked the comeback. Gary Vayrina led Clarkson with 22 points, while Jesse Kucera added 17 for Scribner and Mager Hoge contributed 16. Clarkson hosts Leigh Tuessay next.
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Polita
Jesse Kucera
Mager Hoge
Soluries
Leigh Tuessay
Garkson
Harvey Jepsen Leads With 628 Series At Columbus Bowl
Harvey Jepsen rolled a 628 series at Columbus Bowl with games of 222 218 and 196 for a league leading total of 623 in the Pawnee League. Several bowlers posted 200s including Larry Zruse 199 212 190 and others such as Gallo 213 Wieser 214 Anson 203 Johannes 223. Supersweet keglers led Lutheran League with a 956 fame and a 2656 scries as first half winners.
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Columbus Bowl
Larry Zruse
A Beerbahm
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Krank Toufar
Rudy Gallo
Pete Wieser
Colman Gieher
Bibl Anson
Kamenske
Ord Edges Schuyler on Home Court 84 71
Ord built an early lead and defeated Schuyler 84 to 71 on the road Friday night. Paul Markley scored 31 for Ord, with Tom Klanecky adding 23 points and 10 rebounds. Schuyler’s Jett Johnson had 20, Ie Troy Svatora 17, and Svatora led the home club with rebounds.
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Tom Klanecky
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Troy Svatora
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Leon Bredhill
Scerlag
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Grand Island Catholic to face upset winner Scotus
Grand Island Catholic advanced easily in the opening round, while Columbus Scotus survived an overtime thriller to reach tonight's Catholic Conference tournament final. David City Aquinas beat Lincoln or Hastings opponents in a late round, with Dan Duffek leading Aquinas and Scotus’ Jim Wall and Arjoinsed key plays keeping the game tight.
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Grange Sees Vast Gap Between Past And Present Stars
MOBILE Alabama Harold Red Grange says players today are bigger faster than those of his era and doubt yesterday's stars could compete in 1970. He helped start the Senior Bowl which kicks off with a sellout crowd and national TV. The North and South squads feature top QBs Pastorini Dickey Hunter Amt and a strong defensive line led by Bill Atessis.
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Red" Grange
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Alabama
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Duke
Weeb Ewbank
New York Jets
Lou Saban
Denver Broncos
Portland Triumphs To 15th Win In Derby Thriller
Portland Blazers beat Chicago 113 105 as Geoff Petrie nets 27 and Jim Barnett 20. Seattle rallies 20 from halftime to top Buffalo 117 110. Other scores include Seattle, Lakers, Warriors, and Hawks posting wins. Haywood protest lingers.
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Lindsay cagers roll to ninth win of season
Lindsay Holy Family High School routed Dodge 69 to 48 to secure a 9 0 season record in a Mid-State Conference game. Allan Semmer led with 27 points and 15 rebounds while Virgil Preister added 24 and Larry Bender 19 as Lindsay led at halftime and pulled away in the second half.
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Sabich to Make Pro Debut in Interprofessional Event
Spider Sabich, 25, former Olympic ski team member, will debut professionally today in the interprofessional event in Buffalo New York. Sabich won the US national championship while with LS in 1968. Big Ten football players forming NFL head coaches noted in New York report.
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North and South hold final Americas Bowl workouts
North and South squads staged final Tampa Stadium workouts for the Americas Bowl as teams decide starters. Expected North quarterback options include Bob Devaney’s choice of Michigan’s Dor Moorhead, while the South leans toward Vean Currie’s selection of Bill Montgomery from Arkansas.
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