Discoverers rout Beatrice 77 47 in CHS Gym showdown
The Columbus Discoverers overwhelmed Beatrice 77 to 47 before 2400 fans, winning their sixth straight and extending their series lead to 10. Key players included Toger Brown with 16 points, Calla 12, Brower 12, Vans Patter 11, and Davy 4. Beatrice struggled with 23 percent shooting as Columbus built a 59.6 percent shooting night and a large halftime margin.
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Partigan
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Im. Moore
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Neil Nannen
Dan Klaus
Scott Trafholz
Dennis van Fossen
Jom Wagner
Larry Catlai
Rex Porter
Vernon Davisa
Rick Joseph
Bob Corn
Hon Walters
Tart
Casey _ Nemsteams
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Freshmen Eligibility Sparks Conference Debate in NCAA ruling
The NCAA has ruled freshmen eligible for football and basketball, prompting objections from conferences including the Eight. The change could affect recruiting, scholarships, and frosh games, as leagues decide whether to implement the new plan. Discoverers, coming off victories, sit ranked fifth in local papers as they prepare for Fremont and Hastings tests.
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Marquette Nips South Carolina in Tumultuous Clash
Marquette, ranked second, edged South Carolina 72 to 71 at Carolina Coliseum as both teams battled amid ejections and heated moments. Ed Peterson fueled SC comeback, while Kevin Joyce of Marquette struggled late. Frank and Al McGuire offered tempered reflections after a tense in-state showdown.
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Gemecock Soph Ed Peterzan
Seve
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Peterson
Gameenck
Sooners, NY. tangle tonight Sooners, NY. tangle tonight
Big Eight hopefuls eye key clashes as Nebraska hosts Oklahoma while Missouri Kansas and Colorado pursue league titles. Nebraska aims to defend home court against Colorado after a regional TV game, with Oklahoma State facing Texas Friday and Kansas meeting Oklahoma State.
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McCarty Kramland doubles win on Boulevard Lanes TV event
Tom McCarty and Roxanne Kramland topped the Sunday scotch doubles at Boulevard Lanes with a 672 series on handicap. The Bombergers and Nitz-Ok trios followed. individual high games were Nora Rohloff 250 and Marian Rohloff 250. Roger Chisholm earned a bowling bag for a jackpot throw. Boyd Snyder and Jan Snyder won the 500 sweeper drawing and will face John and Dee Rains on Channel 7 in Giaha Jaw 28.
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Roxanne Kramland
Boulevard Lanes
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Ann Bomberger
Lynn Nitz
Myra Ok
Gil
Randy
Judy Krumland
Boyd
Dan Snyder
Roger
Blane Chisholm
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Marian Rohloff
McCarty-Krumland
Gary Loseke
Ann Worny
Roger Chisholm
Jan Snyder
John
Dee Rains
Giaha Jaw
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Steve McWilliams Lifts Lakeview Past Madison in 50-39 Victory
Lakeview Vikings beat Madison Dragons 50 to 39 as McWilliams led scoring and Lakeview never trailed. Madison battled to close the gap late but Lakeview's zone defense stifled the visitors through three quarters.
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Joe Jay
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Bradshaw Edges Rising City In Overtime Thriller
Visiting Bradshaw defeated Rising City 53 48 in overtime to claim a Crossroads Conference win. Regulation ended 43 43 as Dave Struebing scored 20 for Rising City and Danny Janik led Bradshaw with 17. Newton led Bradshaw with 21 while Steer and Butler added key plays. Coach William Farrar's 1 7 team heads to Gresham and Marquette this weekend.
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Danny Janik
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William Farrar
Gresham
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Ramblers Triumph Over Aquinas 83 to 66
Holy Name dominated rebound work and height in the second half to defeat host David City Aquinas 84 06. The winning squad pulled away with a 44 27 rebounding edge and built a 63 42 margin entering the final period. Early leaders included Phil Salerno 18 and John Koll 15 while Aquinas was led by Greg Scholz 16 Rich Gillespie 44 and Dan Baffek 10. Aquinas hosts Osceola next and then West Point Central Catholic.
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Buffalo Sabres coach reports Imlach improving after heart attack
Buffalo coach said George Punch Imlach, 54, was responding favorably to treatment at Deaconess Hospital in Buffalo, after suffering a heart attack Friday at Memorial Auditorium. The Sabres general manager remained in the Nath al Hockey Lea? team physician said Sunday.
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Tagge stars in Hula Bowl Van tossed TD
Quarterbacks Pat Sullivan of Auburn and Van Brownson of Nebraska starred in post season bowl games in Mobile and Honolulu. Sullivan led the South to a 38-21 win at Mobile while Tagge helped the North to a 24-7 victory in Honolulu as defenses dominated and standout plays defined the late schedule.
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Bucks End Lakers Streak With 120 104 Win
Kareem Abdul Jabbar erupted for 39 points and 20 rebounds as Milwaukee beat Los Angeles 120 104 to end the Lakers record streak at three. Bill Sharman cited 24 turnovers as a key factor while Jerry West and Lucius Allen led Bucks early with strong scoring.
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Saturday College Cage Scores Across Nebraska and Regions
Saturday basketball results show Nebraska teams and nearby colleges with mixed scores across state leagues. Notable results include Nebraska 73 over Oklahoma State 59, Nebraska Frosh 70 at Drake Frosh 87, and Hastings 83 over Wayne State 73, with numerous sleepers and OT outcomes across towns like Kearney Grand Island Lincoln Omaha and beyond.
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Cyclone Coach Suspends Mack For Season
Ames Iowa State basketball player Gene Mack has been dropped from the Cyclones for the rest of the season. Coach Maury John said the action was due to Mack missing a pregame meeting before the conference opener against Oklahoma Saturday night.
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Columbus High claims near sweep at G24 dual vs Kearney
Columbus High swimmers posted nine firsts in a 11 event dual at the Family Y Pool. Two disqualifications pared a potential 11 firsts while new school marks were set by Brooke Pierson and the Miyard freestyle quartet led by Tom Folsom and Russ Nyffeler.
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Ron Ziola
Ted Kyster
Mike Nytieler
Wayne Waldt
Brian Miller
Brooke Pierson
Tuss Nyffeler
Miyard
Tom Folsom
Russ Nyffeler
Ted Johansen
Pierson
Russant Jonke
Jeve Swanson
Jad Pierson
Folsom
Steve Hadley
Johangen
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Joln Wright
Jel Degn
Eric Rosenhof
Rod Lantz
Scott
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Scott Adams
Kearney State College
Leonard's 644 Leads Columbus Bowling League
Fred Leonhard's 644 series anchors Bates of 222 230 192 pace strong scoring by Jack and Jill Leaguers at Columbus Bowl. Tony Hanser 629 with 235 225, Gary Multh 614 including 293 201. Orin Stepanek 235, Bob Reinefeld 203, Ann Bomberger 203, Bea Pensick 573. L N takes laurels with 708 game and 2116 total.
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Bates
Jack & Jill
Larry Bomberger
Tony Hanser
Gary Multh
Orin Stepanek
Ad Bob Reinefeld
Ann Bomberger
Bea Pensick
Teun Laurels
Johnsons Win Alibi Scotch Doubles At Columbus Bowl
The Johnsons captured first in the alibi Scotch doubles with a 660 total. They posted scratch games of 227 182 and 11 plus 50 handicap pins to finish first, with Gary and Gloria Muth runners up at 645 and high game honors to the Muths with 241 and 257 for the Johnsons.
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Gloria Muth
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Charlotte Weisser
Rich
Marleie Korte
Gil
Corky Cave
Ann Purkett
Duane
Lilyan Martensen
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Morris Johnson
Rich Karte
Harold Scholl
Divis Johnson
Cary Muth
Ann Puckett
Rich Stone
Julie Bilstein
Knights Earn Season Win Over Dallas 5-3
Omaha Knights defeat Dallas 5-3 to claim their first win of the season. Norm Gratton scores twice as Wayne Bell records 24 saves for Omaha while Bruce Bullock makes 33 saves for Dallas. Knights move to fourth in Central Pro Hockey Peggle standings, ahead of Oklahoma City.
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Cloud County wins 102 to 84 over Platte College in Concordia
Cloud County College upset Platte College 102 84 for third place in the Cloud County Invitational. Art Sommers scored 26 points, Vernon Bartley 21, Karl Findley 17, Bruce Day 17, Larry Chambers 14, while Platte’s Mike Trader led with 19 points. Cloud County had 47 free throw attempts converting 4. Coach Gene Torezon’s 7 6 squad travels to host Fairbury for conference action this weekend.
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Vernon Bartley
Karl Findley
Bruce Day
Larry Chambers
Mike Trader
Dave Kincaid
Jack Wesolowski
Bill Aitefernich
Gene Torezon
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Winder
Wipawte
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