Raiders Rip Vikings 32 to 14 in Super Bowl reminiscence
In Pasadena, four players from the 1969 Raiders Super Bowl team returned to star in a 32-14 showdown recalling the Packers’ Super Bowl II humbling moment. Pete Baniszak scored twice, Willie Brown intercepted for a Super Bowl record 75 yards, Fred Biletnikoff led with four receptions and Upshaw dominated Alan Page as Oakland amassed 469 total yards.
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Willie Brown
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Super Bowl XI Records and Team Marks Noted
Super Bowl XI saw multiple records by Minnesota and Oakland players. Fran Tarkenton credited with lifetime and game passing attempts, yards, and interceptions. Chuck Foreman and Willie Brown set individual marks. Oakland tied and set team records in first downs and kickoff returns, while Minnesota posted high single game passes and kickoff return yardage.
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Nebraska race schedule opens at Grand Island March 3
Nebraska's horse racing season announces a 40 day meet at Grand Island starting March 3 with races March 3 4 5 10 11 12 and continuous March 16 through April 30. Ak-Sar-Ben races May 3 to July 23 Tuesday through Saturday with select Mondays and exclusions.
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Columbus JVs Fourth Wahoo balance wins Clarks Invitational
Clarks-Wahoo wrestlers dominated the Clarks Invitational with six top four finishes securing team champions in 105 and 112 and two runners up. Osceola led with Ray Johnson and two state rated seconds. Columbus JV showcased depth through wrestlebacks led by Scott Chastain and multiple placers across weight classes.
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Medina
Pender tops Leigh at Leigh Invitational wrestling meet
Leigh, Howells and Leigh each claim four individual champions led by Leigh with Keith Imholte Randy Machacek and Austin Stoeffel among winners. Howells adds titles by Dan Langhorst Dave Svitak and others as East Butler claims two runners up.
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Mark Kovich
Don Svitak
Gary Kensel
David City Aquinas
Ken Hilger
Doug Denson
East Butler
Joan Korisek
East Butter
Mark Malmberg
Dave Harder
Stanton
Dave Svitek
Mike Kai
Wehrle Leads Madison Past Lakeview In 65 41 Victory
Craig Wehrle scored 34 points to power Madison over Lakeview 65 to 41. Tim Koenig added 11 for Madison while Lakeview’s Tom Bock had 14. Lakeview struggled from the line and from the field as Madison built a 16 point third quarter run. Lakeview’s jayvees lost 48-47 to Madison reserves.
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Elkhorn
Pate Wins Phoenix Open in Sudden Death Thriller
Jerry Pate defeated Dave Stockton in a playoff to win the $200,000 Phoenix Open the PGA Tour season opener in Phoenix Arizona. Pate overcame a subpar round to clinch the title in sudden death.
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NCE Business College Rout Plunge Platte Gals 76 to 46
In Omaha Friday night NCE Business College defeated Platte College 76 46 as they built a 38 15 halftime lead. Teresa Albright led NCE with 18 points while Seann Uhlehopp added 16 and Shelly Peters 13. Raider Ann Wurdeman scored 14 and Julie Reichmuth 11 praised by Burkett for her second half play.
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West Tops East In Hula Bowl Thriller
Vince Evans of Southern California sparked the West to a 20-17 victory over the East in Honolulu. Evans ran for a touchdown and threw another, setting up the final West score with 1:13 left on a 45 yard pass to the East seven. The anticipated Dorsett Bell duel fizzled as a crowd of 45,579 watched the scrimmage cap a high scoring showdown.
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Southern California
Tigers fall as Kansas State edges Missouri in chaotic opener
Kansas State beats Missouri 77 72 in Kansas City as a first half bench clearing skirmish leads to ejections. Missouri coach Norm Stewart condemns conduct while Kansas State rallies behind Darryl Winston and Ronnie Daniel in a 57 52 Nebraska win. Kansas topples Missouri late.
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Doubts Rise Over 1980 Lake Placid Olympic Plans
Gianfranco Kasper the director of the International Ski Federation doubted the 1980 Winter Olympics would be staged in Lake Placid. He said nothing had been done so far and spoke to DPA.
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