CHS Faces Fremont Scotus Vikes in Weekend Road Tests
CHS heads to East Big 10 action with Fremont Friday and a Saturday road game at undefeated meeting against fastings. Scotus Central Catholic visits Norfolk Catholic while Lakesview travels to Elkhor. Friday slate also lists many area matchups with neutral site notes and a full two day schedule.
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Columbus
Scotus
Norfolk
Catholic Lakeview
Elkham
Hastings
Scotus Central Catholic
Lakeview
CHS
Norfolk Catholic
Norfolk City Auditorium
Lakeslew
Elkhor
Mowells
Fremont Bergan
Caria Centura
Albion
Polk
Clarks
Elgi
Pope John
Clarkson
Central City
Holdrege
Osceola
David City
Aquinas
Fullerton
Genoa
Stromsburg
Clearwater
Hummphrey
Leigh
Humphrey
Framers
Lindsay Holy Family
Si. Edward
Scotus freshmen top Schuyler by five points
Scotus Central Catholic freshmen improved to 6-1 after a 62 39 win at Schuyler on Monday. Greg Grubaigh led with 23 points and Jay Jucker added 21 for the Shamrocks. Schuyler’s P Harvis had 10, while Conrad Shesarski 7 and John Toof 6 paced the losing side.
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Scotus Central Catholic
Schuyler
Young Shamrocks
West Point Central Catholic
Greg Grubaigh
Jay Jucker
Vern Younger
Conrad Shesarski
John Toof
Steve Hoffmann
Jeff Schumacher
P. Harvis
Grubaugh
Luck
Frank Halas Dies at 83 in Chicago
Frank Halas longtime traveling secretary of the Chicago Bears and brother of owner George Halas died Monday night at his home at age 83 after surgery recovery He attended home games as press liaison and visited the team office last week Survivors include his widow Alice brother George sister Mrs Lillian Lauter pack of St Louis daughter Mrs Barbara Hudson of Seattle Funeral arrangements were pending at WW Smith and Sons Funeral Home Chicago
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UPI
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Chicago Bears
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Halas
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Soldier Field
Alice
George
Lillian ©. Lauterpack
St. Louis
Barbara Hudson
Seattle
Wash
Walter
WW. C. Smith and Sons Funeral Home
Morehead State grid boss resigns to join Maryland
John J. Hallam head football coach at Morehead State University since 1968 resigned to become assistant coach at the University of Maryland. He, 33, posted a four year record of 22.1 in four years at the helm and will join Maryland coach Jerry Claiborne's staff.
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Morehead, Ky
UPI
John J
Jake
Hallam
Morehead State University
Waterfowl season ends in Nebraska amid poor purse
Lincoln Nebraska UPI reports the closing of the duck hunting season marks the end of waterfowl hunting in the state. The season began disappointingly as early flights bypassed Nebraska just before the October 4 opener. Aside from a late October flurry, hunting success was sparse statewide with fair weather keeping birds bunched on refines and large lakes. a wintry blast in the final week slightly improved western conditions.
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Lincoln
UPI
Nebraska
Ptate
Game Commission
Hearing on bag limit for white bass set in Lincoln
The State Camp and Parks Commission will hold a public hearing Friday at 2 pm during its regular meeting to decide on a bag limit for white bass. The October session set 15 fish per bag and 30 in possession, while December’s meeting directed a public opinion sampling.
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Lincoln
UPI
State Camp and Parks Commission
Commission
Lack of cover endangers Nebraska wildlife habitats
Lincoln UPS report by the State Game Commission warns that a shrinking supply of cover threatens Nebraska wild species. Woodlots and cover patches are being bulldozed or burned at alarming rates, with some clearing done for farming but much to tidy spaces. The "gores for wildlife" program recruits landowners and cover agents to create and maintain habitat, offering limited material rewards but shared satisfaction for helping wildlife.
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Lincoln
UPS
State Game Commission
Nebraskka
Commission
Nebraska
UCLA Maintains Lead Over Marquette In Rankings
New York UPI reports UCLA remains ahead of Marquette in the top college basketball poll as of January 9 with first place votes indicated.
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New York
UPI
United Press International
Petty Secures Third National NASCAR Grand National Title
Richard Petty clinched his third NASCAR Grand National driving championship securing a $20,000 Winston Cup prize. The season culminated with Petty outpacing rivals to claim the prestigious title and earnings.
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Richard Petty
Offensive coach Schnelker leaves Packers for Chargers
Green Bay assistant coach Bob Schnelker resigned Monday after six years with the Packers to take the offensive coaching position with the San Diego Chargers.
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Green Bay
UPI
Bob Schnelker
The
Fackers
San Diego Chargers
Selzer returns home in neck brace after football injury
John Selzer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Selzer, visited Bellwood on Sunday in Lincoln General care after a severe neck injury from a football game with Lakeview. He remains paralyzed mostly, uses a wheelchair, and undergoes intensive therapy as movement slowly returns to his arms and upper body.
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John Selzer
Bellwood
Lakeview
Selzer
Jack Selzer
Lincoln General
Corzier named interim coach of the Buffalo Sabres
Joe Corzier, former coach and GM of the Sabres top farm team, is named interim coach to replace ailing George Punch Imlach. Imlach rests after a heart attack at Memorial Auditorium office. Fred Hunt becomes interim GM until Imlach returns. Floyd Smith to replace Crozier in Cincinnati. both Crozier and Smith report to new posts.
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N.Y
UPI
Joe Corzier
National Hockey League
Bufffalo Sabres
Sabres
George “Punch” Imlach
Imlach
Deaconess Hospital
Memorial Auditorium
Seymour J. Knox III
Rozier
Cineinati Swords
Knox
Fred .Hunt
Floyd Smith
Crozier
Cincinnati
Smith
Scotus Central Catholic Rallies Past West Point 34 32
Scotus Central Catholic Junior High erased a halftime deficit on West Point’s home court to edge West Point Central Catholic 34 32. Dan Schaecher and Tim Schneider led with 13 points each for coach Steve Jalin, while Kevin Abbott scored zero and West Point’s Dave Cimple Ortmeier led with 14.
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West Point Central Catholic
West Point
Bluejays
Scotus
Dan Schaecher
Tim Schneider
Steve Jalin
Kevin Abbott
Dave Cimple
Ortmeier
Wecc Wu
Huskers turn back Sooners in Big Eight clash
Nebraska guard Chuck Jura scored 15 points in the first half and finished with 29 points along with 19 rebounds to lift the Huskers to a 77-70 win over Oklahoma. Jeff in the game and Bobby Jack led the Sooners’ late comeback. Al Nissen and Tom Halland added double-digit totals for Nebraska.
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UPI
Chuck Jura
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Jura
Jeff
Bobby Jack
John Yule
Huskers
Ton Gregory
Sooners
Ted
Jack
Tom Halland
al Nissen
Porm
Bryant
Baylor Names New Offensive Coordinator Under Tealf
George Kirk age 41 hired as offensive coordinator for Baylor to work under new head coach Grant Tealf in Waco Texas. Previously led Amarillo Pals Duro for five years and joins the Baylor staff this week.
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Waco, Tex
UPI
George Kirk
Amarillo
Pals Duro
Baylor
Grant Tealf
Heinsohn and Sharman to coach NBA All Stars
East coach Tom Heinsohn of the Boston Celts and West coach WMM Sharman of the Lakers were chosen as All Star coaches in Los Angeles on January 8 for the NBA game. Coaches added six players to each squad based on conference records and voting by coaches and media.
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NEW York
UPI
Tom Heinsohn
Boston Cellice
Wwm Sharman
Los Angeles Lakers
Basketball Association
Los Angeles
Heinsohn
Sharman
Bill Beard
John Johnson
Cleveland Cavaliers
Jack Matin
Archie Clark
Baltimore Bullets
Tom
Yari
Rocketsy
Bob Lanier
Jimmy,Walker
Detroit Pistons
Htman
NBA
Barry Frerichs Tops Columbus Bowl Keglers in Platte Valley League
Barry Frerichs led Columbus Bowl keglers with a 630 series including a 242 high game and 198 and 192 in the Platte Valley League. Eagles Auxiliary posted 2,411 as the Bulls and other bowlers contributed strong scores across multiple events.
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Keglers
Columbus Bowl
Bill Anson
Eric Johnson
Tiger Ossen
Don Gablenz
Don Struebing
Lee Aldrich
Jim Becher
Jim Invin
Budweiser
Sheila Stone
Tone
Lee Thomas
Charlotte Weisser
Marcia Stepanek
Thomas
Corrine Cave
Neema Behlen
Eve Lusche
Dorothy Hurd
Rita Fuhr
Slone
Eagles
Nebraska trapping seasons set for mink and muskrat
Nebraska game regulations outline a four month trapping season for mink and muskrat starting in November and concluding on March 15. The rule specifies timeframes but not specific dates or permits. Local wildlife offices will issue season details and bag limits.
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Nebraska
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