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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1970

Page

3

Discoverers Roll Past Beatrice 84 54 In Front Of 2000

Columbus High School cruised past Beatrice 84 to 54 before about 2,000 fans as Discoverers improve season to 6-1. Scott Nelson and Dave Kincaid led with 12 and 18 points respectively, while Beatrice’s Steve Moslander controlled boards but couldn't prevent the loss.

Columbus Nets CHS Gymnasian Beatrice Nome Games Jack Jolson CHL Fremont al Rahe Tigers CHS Dennis van Fossen Rice Jahmsonmen Scott Nelson Dave Kincaid Mike Wozny Johnson Kim Buchannan Neil Nannen Chek Roberts Dennis Mennichs Chuck Jones Taman Platte County Neil Jutman Wid Nelson Kincaid Roy Orr Steve Moslander

David City Aquinas Wins Loop Tourney Finals

David City Aquinas beat Hastings St. Cecilia 42-41 in the Nebraska Catholic Conference final at Grand Island. Aquinas used a 1-9 run to pull away after three quarters, with Ron Coleman scoring 26 and Mike Korth adding 14 for the winners. Consolation honors went to Grand Island Central Catholic, 52-44 over Columbus Scotts.

David City Aquinas Hastings St. Cecile Columbus Scotus Hastings St. Cecilia Grand Island Blae Hawks Big Ron Coleman Denny Pavelka Mike Korth Coleman Jack Sdalek Grand Istand Central Catholic Columbus Scotts Shamrocks Scotts

Oklahoma Streak Ends in Manhattan Big Eight Action

Oklahoma's eight game Big Eight winning run ended with a 67-21 loss to Kansas State at Ahearn Fieldhouse in Manhattan. Dayak led the Wildcats with 21 points and 21 rebounds as Kansas State surged late after halftime to secure the upset. Missouri also won on the road, while Kansas and Colorado faced mixed results across the conference schedule.

United Press International Oklahoma Manhattan Kan Sooners Kansas State Ahearn Sithin Widcals Trumph Sophomyare Dayak Missouri Oklahoma State Stillwater Tigers Norman Nebraska Iowa State Colorado Kansas Jayhawks Cornhuskers Sawatate

Vikings overpower Silver Creek in Friday night tilt

Stromsburg Vikings capitalized on a strong second half to beat Silver Creek 76 to 49 after trailing 37 29 at halftime. Wayne Johnson led with 22 points, Randy Baker added 21, Gary Moore 11, while Priter Mike Valasek scored 14 for Silver Creek. Stromsburg hosts Genoa Friday. Clarks visit Tuesday.

Silver Creek Stromsburg Fred W. Lambley Vikings Tigercats Wayne Johnson Randy Baker Gary Moore Priter Mike Valasek Kirk Burger Timm Wyma Genoa Doug Mietzner Clarks Shamsburg

Masters Bowling Leaders After First Weekend at Columbus Bowl

Harold Krumland and Sheila Stone lead the Masters after the opening weekend at Columbus Bowl. Krumland posted 2,433 across 12 games with notable scores and Eywin trails at 2,929 total, while Gary Badie Karnik and Leon Miller follow. In the women’s division Sheila Slone tops with 1,334 across eight passes, with Thomas Sokol Cave and Fuhr close behind as competition continues next Sunday. Top four in each division advance to head-to-head rounds to decide champions.

Harold Krumland Sheila Stone Columbus Bowl Harald Joe Eywin Gary Badie Joe Karnik Leon Miller Sheila Slone Sheila Lee ‘Thomas Ja Sokol Corrine Cave Rita Fuhr The Wien le Wonen

Creighton Blujays Triumph Over Portland 65–31

Creighton University Blujays defeated Portland 65 to 31 at the Omaha City Auditorium. Gye Til Baptiste scored 21 points as Creighton shot 62 percent and extended its run to four wins in five games. Stan Talley managed only one point for Portland.

Omaha Creighton University Gye Til Baptiste University of Port Omaha City Auditorium Creighton Feld Stan Talley Portland Bluejay

CHS Wrestlers Host Islanders Tuesday Night

CHS hosts Grand Island and Discovererland rivals in a Tuesday wrestling meet after a Millard Invitational showing where Bellevue and Columbus posted points. Islanders bring a 23 0 season mark and two undefeated grapplers, Tom Laith and Len Bigley, while Fremont and Columbus prepare to clash in preliminary matches and reserve bouts begin at 6 45.

Omaha Westside Bellevue Columbus Fremont CHS

Chiefs Ride Len Dawson to Superbowl Title Win

Len Dawson led the Kansas City Chiefs to a 23-7 victory over the Minnesota Vikings in the Super Bowl. He completed 17 passes on 42 attempts for 142 yards, including a 41 yard TD to Otis Taylor in the third quarter. Danielle Stenerud kicked three field goals, and Mike Garrett added a five yard TD run after a fumble recovery.

New Orleans UPI Joe Namath Len Dawson Joe Dawson Kansas City Chiefs Minnesota Vikings Michigan Detroit Fo Trew Otis Taylor Vikings Chiefs Pel Tre Minnesota Marsell Muckbee Dan Stenerud Mike Garrett K.C Dave Osborn Tun Dawson- Taylor Bud Graal Kansas City Jan Stenerud Hie Holder

Madison Dragons Hold Off Lakeview 70 67 in Thrilling Home Win

Madison High School's Dragons edged Lakeview 70 to 67 at the Madison auditorium. Rakowsky led with 24 points, Wehrle added 18, Schmidt scored 24 for Lakeview, and McWilliams contributed late to narrow the gap as the Dragons weathered a Lakeview rally.

Dragon Mark Rakowsky Lakeview Steve McWilliams Larry Soulliere Madison Greg Schmidt Glen Makelm Ric Rotherham Telegram Jim Havelka Madison High School Lakeview Viking Madison Auditorium Dow Vikings Ted Schmidt Dragons Mark Hakowsky Schmidt Glenn Makeelin Viking Dennis Osten Fred Letheby Makelin Terry Pfeifer McWilliams Fulberg Siefken Rakowsky Wehrle AL Tit Mew Williams Osten

Chiefs Triumph In Pro Football Realignment Debate

Paul Ernst notes the Kansas City Chiefs beat the Vikings to claim a dominant position in a realigned two-league system. He praises KC’s offense defense and special teams as championship material. He also reviews an experimental duck season, calling warm weather and poor luck for hunters, hoping future limits improve hunting.

Women's pin tourney set in Columbus at city venues

Annual Columbus women's city pin tournament is scheduled for January weekends with team events in Classes A B and singles doubles all events. Class E includes averages 009 or less while Class A targets 70 percent and above. Entries due January 24 with blanks available at local bowling centers.

Columbus Columbus Bowl

Tom Saunders Leads Sunday Night Archery Meet

Tom Saunders led an archer's Sunday Night League with a 27 percent score and a 277 series by Charles Seeger. Karen Saunders and Bob Flis each posted 260, Beloit Kinzer 214, while Bob Long and Ernie Nauenburg earned most improved honors. Fearsome Foursome swept Broadheads. Strickly Hunters beat SACO three times. Beginning archery classes start tonight at 1260 25th Avenue indoor range. AMI equipment provided for the 7 p.m. session.

Pawnee Rownie Tom Saunders Charles Seeger Secon Karen Saunders Bob Flis Beloit Kinzer Bob Long Ernie Nauenburg Broadheads Strickly Hunters SACO 25Th Avenue AMI

Unlawful Hunting Near Dwellings in Nebraska

It is unlawful in Nebraska to hunt or kill any wild bird or animal within 200 yards of an inhabited dwelling unless permission is obtained from the owner or tenant. The rule emphasizes protecting residents' property and safety from hunting activities.

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