Scotus Nips Aquinas In Overtime Thriller
Scotus shocks Aquinas 44 44 in a sudden death overtime at Memorial Hall after a tense 42 42 regulation. Led by Heimann 12 and Nosal 10, Scotus outlasted Aquinas in a high energy Catholic League clash with key late baskets and clutch free throws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aquinas
Rohoy
Gralius A
Zitek
Hilger
Qillespie
Lal Hoffman
Seimaan
Fecha i
Pischet
Ar Touley
Inna
Ripley Sets Indoor Pole Vault World Mark
Californian Dan Ripley broke his own world indoor pole vault mark at 11 feet 1.4 inches during the ninth annual National Invitational Track and Field meet in Park, Maryland. He cleared the record height on his third attempt in a tight contest with Wojciech Buciarski of Poland.
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Infoume
Park
UPI
Dan Ripley
Ripley
Poland
Wojciech Buciarski
Fullerton and St. Cecilia reach finals in invitational
In the Fullerton Invitation, St. Cecilia defeated St Edward 73 57 while Fullerton edged Grand Island Central Catholic 52 51 in overtime. Leaders include Randy Nelson Greg Shotkoski Tom Gdowski for St Cecilia and Tom Northrup for Central Catholic. Final matchups set for 8 15 p m with consolation at 6 30 p m.
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Central Catholic
St. Edward
Fullerton
St. Cecilia
Hastings St. Cecilia
Scoreboard roundup from United Press International games
Ainsworth 7 Valentine 64 Seward 44 Central City 42 Columbus Scotus 49 David City Aquinas 44 ot Albion 74 Columbus Lakeview 52 Aurora 96 Centennial 49 Omaha Burke 68 Omaha Bryan 69 Lincoln East 6 Kearney 42 Lincoln Northeast 63 Hastings 87 Omaha Burke 6B Omaha Bryan 63 Omaha Ryan 65 Omaha Tech 52 Omaha Northwest 70 Council Bluffs Abraham Lincoln 63 Omaha Benson 66 Omaha Prep 64 Papillon 54 Beatrice 48 Wahoo 68 Gretna 60 Arlington 74 Ashland 68 Blair 54 Nebraska City 51 Bennington 70 Lewisville 59
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United Press International Ainsworth
Valentine
Seward
Central City
Columbus Scotus
David City
Aquinas
Albion
Columbus Lakeview
Aurora
Centennial
Omaha Burke
Omaha Bryan
Lincoln East
Kearney
Lincoln Northeast
Hastings
Omaha Ryan
Omaha Tech
Omaha Northwest
Council Bluffs Abraham
Lincoln
Omaha Benson
Omaha Prep
Papillon
Beatrice
Wahoo
Gretna
Arlington
Ashland
Blair
Nebraska City
Bennington
Lewisville
Lakeview drops in quarter burst as Albion snaps back
Lakeview Vikings fall 74 to 52 after a 13-0 second quarter run by Albion Cardinals. Carder and Lee tie for game high with 25. Koch and Hickman spark late scoring while Albion rolls to victory aided by a 63 percent first half shooting and a turnover-heavy Lakeview defense.
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Viking
Ti Koch
Vikings
Dennis Geraghty
Cardinals
Carder
Lee
Koch
Albion
Lakeview
Vikes
Handy Hickman
Hickman
Geraghty
Rick Thomas
Darrel Rickert
Mike Coan
McCaiston
de Flanagan
Waldoo Schrag
Kanzman
RT Yip
Rkook
Roon Iverson
A . D. Lippert
Waldman
Rosendahl
Bock
Brandt
Terriers edge Tigers in double overtime thriller
Rising City hosts Silver Creek after a 84 87 double overtime win. Dave Stuhr led Rising City with 27 points, while Scott Cave scored 33 for Silver Creek and Scott Alexander added 18 in a high scoring district game.
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Rising City
Silver Creek
Terriers
Dave Stuhr
Kirk Selden
Gary Novak
Mike Crook
Mike Hiatt
Rodney Crook
Scott Cave
Nets
Tigers
Scott Alexander
Ted Dryant
Ron Valasek
Bradshaw
Ls Hane
Genoa
York Dukes rout David City in Central 10 clash
York Duke scorers Mack Swanson, 25, and Jerry Walford, 22, powered a 74 to 30 victory over David City Friday. York led 36-13 at halftime as David City slipped to 1-2. David City responders included Bill, Buntgen, Mike Heickin, and the Morris with eight points each. The Scouts visit Fullerton next Friday before hosting Milford Saturday. Score by quarter shows York pulling away early and finishing strong.
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David City
Mack Swanson
Jerry Walford
York Dukes
Bill, Buntgen
Mike eHeckin
Morris
Fullerton
Milford
Islanders defeat CHS on strong second half
Unbeaten Grand Island rolled over Columbus Friday night 104-43 in East Big Ten action. Junior Finn scored 24 points as the Islanders built a 17-9 first quarter lead and pulled away with a 44-33 third-quarter edge, aided by Treischmann’s 21 points and Redrow’s late scoring surge. Columbus, still seeking their first East Big Ten win, faltered with turnovers as GI extended their conference record and remained poised for more success.
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Albion
Lakeview
Withers
Larry Welgen
Kevin Kunzmen
Grand Island
Columbus
Pight
Jefkins
Bill Kropp
Islanders
Finn
Paul ‘Treischmann
Denny Barger
CHS
Maroons
Beatrice
Mark Redrow
Dan Pensick
Jay Lenstrom
Todd ‘Trofhole
Pinu
Redrow
Steve Frei
Lenstrom
Jang Looper
Treischmann
Bargen
Cub
Trofholz
Trofhol
Pensick
Seribner
Anderson Morris Bd
Korte
Sunsol
Beckenhaus
Lyon Vd OO BT
Ghand Island
Trelschanaus
Cag En Finn
An Keller
Hustun Bartlett
Lubeck Lyons Oo Miller
Nan
Cokumine
Sf AR
Grand Island JV
Cord matmen nip Schuyler in tight meet
Schuyler Albion wrestlers edged Schuyler 29 to 27 in a close dual with each team recording three pins. Notable results included Pekerek pinning Ridgeway, Atwood pinning Kaminski, Stark pinning Nisen, and Borer winning by decision as the squads head to Seward.
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Schuyler
Albion
Schuyler Grapplers
Seward
Chuck Pekerek
Steve Ridgeway
Dan Cerny
Mike Evans
Paul Atwood
Dan Kaminski
Kevin Stark
Larry Nisen
Im Wolf
Dick Bruckner
Pete Borer
Dan Plasterer
Djohn Fritton
John Costellos
Mike Croghan
Seve Niewehner
Dennis Michael
Bai Fultus
Gerald Hearlean
Kevin Darling
Leland Lutt
Sead Johnson
Steve
Wallich
Dick Hoppe
Clarks win fourth as Palmer fall at 71–64
Clarks defense stifled Palmer in a 71 to 64 victory with four Clarks players in double figures. Jim Wilson led Clarks with 24 points, followed by Dave Huston and Rick Ferguson, while T Gee and Wagner paced Palmer with 11 and 12 points respectively. Rebounding was even as Clarks forced key turnovers and set up late scoring bursts.
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Aquinas
Tom Hilger
Scotus
Les Nosal
Stan Linhorst
Shamrocks
Vourh
Nosal
Helmann
Dave Elmer
Fin Tooley
Ebner
Heimann
Scntus
Fischer
Sentis
Meimann
Sobotka
Feehan
Roh
Shamrock
Chris Alt
Righ Grubaugt
Maples
Schuyler
Scots
Clarks
Palmer
Goldenrud
Jim Wilson
Dave Huston
Rick Ferguson
Tin Engel
P. Wagner
T. Weller
T. Gee
Rumerqua Galtier
Umavers
sBorhbers
Ton
Heal
Ain
Silver Creek
Polk
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Rich Gaver
David Aquinas
Memorial Hall
Iquinas
Spencers
Otaha Cathedral
Monarchs
Jon Fischer
Tom Sobtka
Les Nasas
Ipfl
Steve Heimann
Chris Hoffman
Dim Feehan
Jerry Roh
Dale Kerkmen
Nasal
Tos
Spencer Scolus
Hoffman
Grubaugh
Tom Hilder
Hoys Town
Mark Morave
Randy Skoda
Yiflers
Skoda
Moravec
John Heimann
Bob Prososki
Dave Miner
Bex Kump
Lavern
Kabua
Varsity Box
Telegram
Hanry
Jack O'Rourke
Mon Ernst
St. Edward's
Rosane Britt
Todd Meridith
Lipoff
Terry Anderson
Mbion Cardinal
Lakeview Vikings
Fred Lambley
Jerry Carder
Merlin Lée
Jor Malagan
Marion McCarston
Randy Spiegel
Lambley
Madison
Joe Flanagan
Lakeviaw
Randy Hickman
York
Animal World
Gerald Ford
Tonto
Arordeo
Saray
Navy
Immarman
Colueubus
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Kmart
F.E.T
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Lycinetart Now & Art
Cantoneer
Soldwell
Carburster
U.S
Eta Ue Deareh
Reribe
Cern
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