Elkhorn brings 8-1 slate to Lakeview Friday night
Elkhorn travels with an 8-1 record to Lakeview for a Friday night game against Lakeview Ingit. Coach Wayne Krueger’s squad, 9-1 after recent wins over Cathedral and others, will rely on three players over 100 points this season while missing Scott Clanton with an elbow injury. Starting lineup expected includes Pillen, Lukjens, Wembell, Wachal, and Westmeyer.
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Nebraska fur prices rise with demand this trapping season
Nebraska trapper markets show higher prices across furs with fox and mink values up. Northern Nebraskan pelts fetch better prices due to quality differences while western regions see varied gains. Beverages and pheasants noted, with hunting season concluding soon amid weather impacts. Top angler results list several names and lakes across the state.
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Gibson contract extended at Kansas State University
Kansas State University head football coach Vince Gibson has had his contract extended through 1973. Athletic Director Ernie Arrutsel announced the move after the University Athletic Council executive committee acted Tuesday to extend a deal that would have expired in 1974.
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Kings edge Bulls in thriller in last seconds
Archibald led with 37 points but the Kings held off Chicago 100 to 98 as Norm Van Lier failed to convert a late shot. Garfield Meard of Chicago hit a jumper with 2 seconds left. Bowden fouled to preserve the win. Jays Phivage led for the Kings with 34.
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Canadiens celebrate over Stars in hockey clash
Canadiens celebrate at the expense of the Minnesota Novi Stars as Richardt, Krank Maho sh and Ker Dryden of the Montecal Conpadieris star. Mahovlich marked his 33rd birthday and Daydten earned his fifth shutout as Montreal routed Minnesota. In other NHL action, Toronto beat New York Islanders 4 2, Pittsburgh edged Chicago, California defeated St Louis.
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Deano's Diner posts 3025 team series in Centennial League
Deano's Diner champions the week with a 3025 team total at mM Towevard Lanes, Gary Muth rolling a 656 series and Randy Kroarmland posting the high game of 26. Other standout scores include a 643 three-game set for Muth, 248 by Ardean Sloe, and multiple 200s across leagues. The night also features winners in Wednesday Night Mixed and Nite Owls, plus prep league top efforts by Bob Bosak and Art Wiese.
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Prep League cage games recap with several scores
Four prep league basketball games listed with player names and scoring tallies. Optimist Oilers led by Mancusoth Munson 5 and Keisera 2 while Lions Jayhawkers beat Pat Lowley 36 10. Other tallies include Slew Anderson 4 and Eagles Jets 29 with Sutton 10 and Van Dyke 4, plus Vikings 21 with Souiers 6 and Praser 6.
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Osborne expects no further losses to Nebraska staff
Lincoln based report quotes Tom Osborne stating he does not expect any more coaching changes. He says the staff is complete and strong, amid ongoing recruiting, with new hires Jerry Moore and Erik Dival Selmer joining as offensive coordinators at Nebraska.
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Lenders Reported Scores At Columbus Bowl Event
At Columbus Bowl several bowlers posted notable scores including George Engel with a 226 game and Gary Sonlliere at 229. Lonnie Sarel finished 213 and Jack Zolder 203 while Charlotte Weisser led the Inglivideal list with 214 and 368. Toby Kiburz and Ben Pensick posted 203 games in the Coffee Cup League with high series 328 and 326. Ann Puckett led with the top threesome totaling 350. Garnel Goedekee recorded a 1.479 series.
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Columbus struggles with Tiger ball control in major clash
Columbus High aims for a double win as they host Hastings after facing a strong Fremont lineup. Coach Jack Johnson emphasizes quickness drills and disciplined defense while relying on senior playmaker Mark Halsen and a deep bench. Fremont’s five wins include McCook Hastings Grand Island and Norfolk. Beatrice and Southeast losses ding Hastings.
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Allen and Shula differ on motivation pre Super Bowl VII
Washington coach George Allen favors rah rah pep talks and emotional displays to rally the Redskins while Miami coach Don Shula rejects cheerlead ing, clip stories, and loud slogans. Both approaches have helped their teams reach the Super Bowl at Memorial Coliseum. Players acknowledge the mood helps, but Larry Csonka and Charley Hayes weigh in on the debate.
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Nissalke Fired as Seattle Coach in Bid for Turnaround
Seattle SuperSonics dismiss coach Gene Nissalke after a 13‑of‑46 season and a three‑game losing streak. Assistant Moris Buthite to serve as interim coach during the board of directors meeting. Nissalke, 37, said his regret was not getting the team to click and cited management prerogative.
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Columbus anglers reel in 62 bluegills on Branched Oak ice
Gene Kieffel of Gene's Minho Mart and partners Bill Kickner Dro Bickner and family fished Branched Oak Lake on ice. They drilled holes, used mealworms and teardrop lures, and after three hours caught 62 bluegills while Tim Henggter reported two northern pike at 10 and 14 pounds. Gene offered tips on bluegill ice fishing.
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Columbus Fremont meet marks sixtieth clash since forty six
Columbus and Fremont renew their long running East Big Ten rivalry as undefeated teams meet at Tiger arena. Key figures include Columbus star Paul Potter with 197 conference points and coach Al Bahe leading the Tigers against distant foes as both sides chase momentum and view the upcoming game as a pivotal test of the season.
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NCAA suspends four schools in major 67th convention action
The NCAA council, at its 67th annual convention, placed Centenary College of Shreveport, Western Kentucky, New Mexico State, and Howard University on probation for basketball program violations and vacated Washington State soccer title. Western Kentucky, New Mexico State, and Centenary face post season and TV appearance bans for the probation period. Bonard University received a one year probation.
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Hastings takes 11th straight win in close affair
Hastings Broncos held off Kearney State 100 99 on Wednesday night to extend their win streak to 11. Chuck Minster led with 22 points as Hastings surged late, expanding a five point lead. Kearney was slowed by Hastings 6 5 percent shooting and Tom Kropp totaled 37 points for the Antelopes.
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Archibald Heads West All Star Team Selection
Nate Archibald of Kansas City and Omaha's Wile lead the West for the NBA All Star Game in Chicago January 23. Starting lineup includes Kareem Abdul Jabbar, Spencer Haywood, Rick Barry, and West. Coaches will pick the final six for the West squad from the conference, with earlier selections including Sidney Wicks and Wilt Chamberlain.
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