Discoverers face two important loop tilts this week
Discoverers travel to Fremont Friday for a classic rivalry then host Hastings Saturday in Columbus. The schedule also features Scotus Central Catholic at Norfolk Catholic and Lakeview at Elkhorn, with Big Ten action noted across local prep hoops and metro ratings stirring expectations.
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Elkhorn
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Norfolk Catholic
Omaha World Herald
CIS
Lincoln JournalStar
Lincoln East
Maples
Ct Omaday
Lincoln
Stans
Niger
CUS
al Bahe
Tigers
Mitch Eshe
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Jeff Meyer
Uslcege
Peer Kearney
Lincoln Northeast
Paul ‘Thomas
Jet O'Danell
John Johnson
Thomas
O'Donnell
Jack Johnson
Baseball wins court battle over antitrust exemption
The Supreme Court declined to review the 1970 Second Circuit ruling in the umpire case, upholding baseballs antitrust exemption while signaling potential attention to the Curt Flood suit. Officials noted the ruling may influence future disputes linked to the reserve clause, with league commentary pending.
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UPI
Supreme Court
High Court
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New York
al Salerno
Bill Valentine
Curt Flood
Baseball
Flood
Joe Cronio
Chicago
National Labor Relations Board
NILAB
Lean
Nebraska preseason boys basketball rankings released by UPI
Lincoln East leads with a 5-1 record in UPI's early 197? ratings after the season start. Papillion sits second at 7-1, Omaha Fans third at 7-4, Columbus fourth at 6-2, Hastings fifth at 5-2, with Creighton Prep, Lincoln High, Lincoln Northeast, Boys Town and Omaha Westside completing the top 10 in order.
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United Press International
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Nebraska
Lincoln High
Papillion
Ciuh
Omaha
Ryan
Columbus
Hastings
Creighton Prep
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Lincoln Beast
Lincoln Netter
Boys Town
Widow of Vince Ambar treated for flu at Georgetown
Marie Jombardh widow of former pro football coach Vince Ambar is receiving flu treatment at Georgetown University Hospital. The report notes she remains under care with officials providing no further condition details.
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Washington
Marie Jombardh
Vince Ambar
Georgetown University Hospital
Karnik Stone win Masters and record bowling feats
Karnik Stone and Lee Thomas highlighted the Masters as Thomas posted a 709 series and Stone set a Columbus Bowl Association mark. Thomas tallied a 180s and 186s final games while Stone contributed a high 709 series amid strong performances from Naomi Picket and Andrey Schueth in a Columbus Bowl event.
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Karnik
Lee Thomas
Joe Knntik
Sheila Stone
Colubus Owl
Stone
Leo ‘Whontas
Barb Hadje
Vita Puli
Sheila
Park
Lee
Thomas Selled Brines
Pal
Columbus
Naomi Picket
Andrey Schueth
Josie
Columbus Bowl. In the Mnen’s Divisor, Joe Kartik
Harold Kremland
Gary Badie
Shin Gottschall
Kartik
Kyumland
Budo
Gottsehall
Columbus Fresh Bomb Hastings 56 31 Monday
Columbus overwhelmed Hastings 86 to 31 as Tuntor Tlgh Treshnan poured in 38 second half points. The Discoverers improve to 22 in the Great Plains Conference, avenging a 64 59 loss earlier. Trafiolz led CJHS with 22, Corn 10, Joseph 6, while Wilson paced Hastings with 8. Freshmen meet sophomores next at 5 30 p m.
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Treshnan
Hastings
Great Plains
Mark &Nmerimen
Fast Paints
Panthers
Rick Joseph
John Schlife
Bot Wilson
Bob Corn
Joseph
Scott Trabolz
CJHS
Trafiolz
Corn
Josepha
Phil Peppler
Ron Mrnst
Keith Gilmore
Rex Porter
Tom Wallers
Wilson
Doug Lippstreit
Znmmerman
CHS
Fuhr-Behlen Cop Classic League Play At Columbus Baw
Rita Ful rolled a 205 game and Neema Behlen a 599 series in the Ladies Classic League at Columbus Baw with other solid marks from Sheila Stone Dorothy Mford and Peggy mitts. Joe and Al's IGA led team scoring with an 80 game and 2,000 plus series as Moracek Insurance posted a 272 game and 2,860 series in the Platte Valley men’s league.
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Neema Behlen
Columbus
Sheila Stone
Behlen
Dorothy Mford
Fuhr
Ne Anoma
Peggmitts
Lorraine Geen
Joe
IGA
Joe Kucera
Singleton
Bob Schmidt
Gary Radie
Teen Cox
Schmidt
Duane Martensen
Glen Lasche
Gary Muth
Tiger Osten
Val Sohl
Moracek Insurance
Sport Shorts and Birthday Cheers Highlight Local Weekends
In a weekend recap the South won the Huta Bowl by scoring repeatedly while the North rarely touched the ball. the Senley Bowl favored the North as they overwhelmed a trailing town team. Wrestling notes praise Kyle Abrams of Sidney as a top prep wrestler with a 28 pin school record and an undefeated streak. Nebraska claims its first international high school champion.
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Gine
Thanbel
Lma
Kyle Abrams
Sidney
Kyle
Nebraska
Nebraska hunting pressure eases across regions despite snow
The Nebraska State Game Commission reports light to moderate hunting pressure across regions. Northeast sees increased pheasant activity with shelterbelt success. quail and species balance mixed. Sandhills ice fishing yields bluegill, crappie, and paddlefish. Panhandle reports good island lake walleye and pike. Southeast and Southeast districts show sparse quail with lingering snow hindering access.
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UPI
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Valentine National Wildlife Refuge
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Holland Boyd
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Fee
Island Lake
Crescen
All Star Tilt Sees Easts Youth Maintain Lead
The East seeks a fourth straight All Star win against the West as star players from the Knicks Celtics Bucks Lakers and more headline the East roster with Reed and DeBusschere leading a strong squad. Wilt Chamberlain and Jerry West anchor a West team featuring Robertson Hawkins and Lucas among others.
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Sour
SAN Diego
UPI
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Wil
Law Alethday Caad
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Detroit
Jerry Lucas
San Francisco
Connie Hawkins
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New York
Ted Holtzman
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Walt Brazier
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Stark
Frazier
Chiefs Dominate PFWA All Pro Team Selection
Radnor Pa UPI reports Kansas City Chiefs place four players on the Pro Football Writers Association All Pro team led by linebackers Bobby Bell and Howley. Also named are Johnny Robinson Jim Tyrer Jan Stenerud. Offensive stars include Gino Washington Dick Gordon Gene Upshaw and Mick Tinglehoff. Defenders feature Alan Page Merlin Olsen and Willie Brown among others.
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UPI
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Pro Football Writers of America
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Wiitgs
Bavert Journal-Courier
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Jim Tyrer
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San Francisco
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Chicago
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Los Angeles
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Minnesota
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Washington
Ron Johnson
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Rich Jackson
Denver
Alan Page
Merlin Olsen
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Howley
Dick Tullius
Willie Brown
Jim Johnson
Karnik and Kemnik win Scotch Doubles at Columbus Bowl
Karnik and Kemnik rose to first with a 613 scratch series and 67 extra pins in the Alibi Scotch Doubles on Sunday night at Columbus Bowl. Larry Jaixen and Judy Lowry placed second with 672 and a 11 pin handicap. Kay and Dan Eisenmenger were third with 538 and 162 pins in a 640 total.
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Joe
Jean Kemnik
Columbus Bowl
Larry Jaixen
Judy Lowry
Kay
Dan Eisenmenger
Darrell
Pat Jangsen
Jerry
Mary Jane Sander
Wick Bennfeld
Sally Fankhauser
Vie Ann Sharon Just
Forrest Berggrens
Tom and Margaret Riley
Rile Manus
Bea
Rich Ponsick
Jalxen
Lowry
Kurniks
Prothro Names Four Assistants for Rams
Los Angeles Rams head coach Tom Prothro on Monday announced four assistants for the team including former Ram center Leon McLaughlin. The changes come as Prothro reshapes the coaching staff amid ongoing roster and strategy adjustments.
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Angeles
Tommy Prothro
Los Angeles Rams
Ram
Leon McLaughlin
Turf injuries persist question NCAA doctors note
Houston UPI reports the NCAA Medical Committee head Dr Don Comer says artificial turf does not prevent injuries. An in-depth study on turf-related injuries is forthcoming as drug use discussions and football rule changes draw criticism from coaches like Frank Broyles Ara Parseghian and Duffy Daugherty.
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UPI
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Don Comer
University of Oklahoma
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Frank Broyles
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Ara Parseghian
Notre Dame
Duffy Daugherty
Michiegan State
Broyles
American Footall Coaches Association
Touisi
Benn
Archery League Scores and Standings Highlight Karen Saunders
Karen Saunders tops a tight Pawnee Bowmen loop with a 271 high single while the Pluggers win all four matches, taking Teague leadership. The Fearsome Foursome sit nine games back as top series feature Saunders 271 and Chuck Saunders 297. standouts include Kraycki and Kunleelman with notable scores.
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Payer Plageers
Matt Masters
Teague
Targeteers
Karen Saunders
Meve Wllenburg
Vie Wolken
Ton Saunders
Wall Kraycki
Greg Schaefer
Ted Qice
Chuck Saunders
Paul Kunleelman
Sharon Ole
Kraycki
Pluggere
Busters
Pourgome
Security Mutual tops Dale 113 to 103 in Pioneer League game
Security Mutual won 113 to 103 over Dale Electronics after trailing with four players on the court late in the Pioneer League match. Steve Klutman led Security Mutual with 31 points, followed by Dennis Von Fussen 22, Dave Schofield 20, Parker Pike 12, and Dale Von Seguren 16. Ward Weber and Jim Brand led Dale Electronics with 21 and 10 points respectively.
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Security Mutual
Gnishelon
Dale Electronics
Steve Klutman
Dave Schofield
Dennis von Fussen
Dale von Seguren
Parker
Becky Sutton tops scoring in girls cage opener at Y
Becky Sutton scores 10 points to pace the Becky Sutton led Rebounders in a 14 to 12 win over the Sharpshooters. D Want 4 in the Rebounders 14-12 victory. Sue Heiser led the losers with 1 point. Jul Hoge and others tallied 2. In the Dribblettes 12-7 win over the Travelers Jody Fleming Jaliet 6, Carol Nelson and Terri Joseph 2 each. Travel ers setting featured Karen Wise and Lea Brooks 2 and Hoge.
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Auf Deibbtettes
Becky Sutton
D. Want
Sharpshooters
Sue Heiser
Jul Hoge
Dribblettes
Travelers
Jody Fleming Jaliet
Carol Nelson
Terri Joseph
Karen Wise
Lea Brooks
Hoge
Falcon species notes in North American avifauna
A fragment describes the spare, hawk, smallest and most cateriel of the North American falcons as common in a regional avifauna context. The text hints at distribution or habitat, suggesting familiarity with hawk classifications and their prevalence.
Forerunners Extend Archery Wins in Pawnee League
The Forerunners added four victories in Sunday action, defeating the Rejects 4 to 0 while Flying Feathers and Hits Missed posted 4 and 1 wins. Top scorers included Chuck Seeger 281 Karen Saunders 278 Bunk Kinzer 277 Jeanette Kinzer 266 July Seeger 254 Randy Medinger 26 Greg Schaefer 234. Standings show Forerunners 33 Flying Feathers 26 Tiejects 26 Hits Misses 15. Also an upcoming Pawnee Bowmen trip to Las Vegas leaving Thursday with reservations due by Jan 15. Contact Tor Saunders for details.
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Pawnee Bowmen
Rejects
Flying Feathers
Chuck Seeger
Karen Saunders
Bunk Kinzer
Jeanette Kinzer
July Seeger
Randy Medinger
Greg Schaefer
Svere
Fritz Loeffler
Bula Gray
Reanly Medinger
Hug
Las Vegas
Tor Saunders
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