Raiders celebrate Super Bowl XI win in Oakland Coliseum
More than 15,000 fans, many on free passes, cheered as the Raiders paraded to celebrate their Super Bowl XI victory. The crowd hummed, banners flashed Raiders 32 Minnesota 14, and President Ford sent a telegram as players walked the infield amid occasional scuffles and Raiderette dances. Coach Madden introduced veterans including George Atkinson after a controversial season moment.
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Bowl talk fades as Raiders top Vikings in a hard fought game
Ducks of big event hype fail to impress with Raiders dominating the Vikings 33 14 in a bowl contest. Mont Johnson Rik Bon and Dave Hamm feature as ex Huskers fall in the losers share. Pro Bowl ahead in Seattle with Albert Tucek eyeing Scotland prize.
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Nystrom nets hat trick in 8-3 Islanders win
Bob Nystrom scored his second career hat trick as the New York Islanders routed the Philadelphia Flyers 8-3. Teammate Bryan Trottier and others added goals while Philadelphia's coach Shero criticized his team's effort. Bernie Wolfe posted a 2-0 shutout for Washington over Detroit in the night’s other game.
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Freshmen Pin Fremont Tigers In Dual Meet
Fremont Columbus freshmen overwhelmed Fremont 56 to 8 in a dual meet. CJHS stands 6 4 and travels to Hastings for the Fremont Invitational. Six pins came from Scott Jackson Tom Sackett Doug Rice Mike Whetstone Craig Scheidegger Steve Buresh and Ken Arment. Wayne Schrad and Dave Johnson won exhibition bouts.
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Wisner-Pilger Tops Lakeview In 59 45 Victory
Wisner-Pilger defeated Lakeview 59 45 after an early 21 2 run in the first quarter. Heller led Wisner-Pilger with 26 points, Hatterman 14, Janssen 9 rebounds, Runge 6 rebounds as Lakeview pressed hard but fell behind. Jayvees shut out 50 34 as Dedrickson had nine steals and nine points. Lakeview meets Seward in Seward Invitational opener.
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Weekend Sports Schedule Mixed With Shuffled Dates
This week features basketball wrestling and swimming events across multiple schools. Key clashes include Scotus against Lakeview and West Point CC at Scotus, with games and meets spread from Friday into Saturday across Lincoln and surrounding districts.
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Central City Wins Own Invitational Wrestling Meet
Central City tops its home invitational with 141% points while St. Paul places second at 124% and Aurora 117%. Ord 115% York 100% Grand Island Northwest 42 Crete 22 and David City 18 with Dan Kresha and Dennis Romshek both finishing fourth for David City. The Scouts face Schuyler at a dual meet tonight.
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Tide rallies to capture loop tilt
Alabama remains unbeaten, rallying from a halftime deficit to beat Ole Miss 101-88. Reggie King scored 31 and Rickey Brown 21 as the Tide improved to 4-0 in the SEC and 13-0 overall, while Ole Miss dropped to 0-3 in the conference.
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Dons and Cincinnati Regain Basketball Pole Position
The unbeaten San Francisco Dons remain No. 1 with a 17-0 mark and 357 points from 31 first-place votes. Cincinnati rises to No. 2 at 10-0, while Kentucky slips to No. 3 after wins over Georgia and Vanderbilt. Alabama holds No. 4, North Carolina moves to No. 5, and Michigan falls to No. 6 with Nevada Las Vegas at No. 7. Wake Forest climbs to No. 8, Marquette to No. 9, and Arizona completes the top 10.
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Hastings pummels Columbus sophomores in 76 45 rout
Hastings sophomores shot 51 percent and dominated Columbus with a 76 to 45 win. Columbus hit 24 percent, ending with 37 team turnovers as Hastings pulled clear leads and Columbus four players fouled out. Pat Tooley led Columbus with 8 points.
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Kearney State Edges Doane in Tight Finish
Loren Killion made a field goal and Steve Curtiss added two free throws with four seconds left as Kearney State beat Doane 80-78 in a dramatic late run.
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