Platt ers Save Win Over North Platte Raiders Edge North Platte
Platte College Raiders overcome North Platte 81 78 at Platte Field House in a key Webra Junior College Conference game. West Ignites late rally, Hollatz seals win, while Petersen LedNorth Platte with 14 points and Presser added 9. Platte improves to 3 1 in conference as Sundveld Brower Gogan and Sindelar contributed steady support.
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Vikes overwhelm Albion 71 45 in return to action
Lakeview Vikings resume play after break with a 71 to 45 home victory over Albion. Darrel Rickert led with 24 points while Steve Gehring added 11 and RL Thomas 11 as Lakeview built a 50 28 edge by halftime and coasted.
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Fremont tops Columbus sophs in basketball action
Fremont edged Columbus sophomores 54 to 51 Thursday night. Columbus led by Gary Sansoni with 19 and Redrow 14, while Fremont’s Cardin hit 16 and Christiansen 35, and Ross 10. Fremont won at the foul line 12 of 16. coach Mark Ekeland’s club travels to Hastings Monday at 6:50 p.m.
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Aurora Tops Osceola In Low-Scoring Class B Clash
Aurora trailed Osceola 21 in the first quarter but surged with a 26-13 second period to win 91-67. Doug Sweeney led with 32 points, while Mike Bayne added 13 and Dave Mahn 12 for Aurora. Osceola's Steve Monon scored 18, Jeff Johnston 13, and Tom Peterson 10. Osceola visits Sutton next.
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Stromsburg 5 tops Tigers in Goldenrad Conference win
Stromsburg 5 defeated Silver Creek 64 to 46 in the Goldenrad Conference opener at Silver Creek. Jeff Johnson scored 19 and Bill Parminter 14 for Stromsburg, while Dale Jones led Silver Creek with 16 and Now Cuba 14. Silver Creek hosts Monroe next, Stromsburg travels to Henderson.
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York beats David City in 65-69 Friday night
York handed host David City a 65 to 69 setback as Kim Groystein led the Dukes with 33 points followed by Rex Radcliff 12 Greg Elkins 11 and Max Keleh 10. David City’s Dave Moeller and Dave Schmid scored 23 and 20 as BA Bartlett added 12 and Steve Crandell 10. Next for David City is January 18 at Fullerton.
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Fullerton
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Columbus freshmen grapplers post fourth straight dual win
Columbus Coaches Colman Bieber and Dale Garner praised their freshmen and eight grade teams after a 46-16 freshmen dual victory over Kearney in Great Plains Conference action. Eight graders defeated Kearney 48-17 as Columbus eye Fremont Invitational title defense before hosting Grand Island Walnut.
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Beavers and Warriors Vie for MBN Title
In the MBN tournament semifinals Beavers edged Genoa 64 63 to reach tonight's final while Fullerton defeated Elkhorn Valley 52 15 to advance. St Edward led Genoa late but free throws failed to seal it as Casey Micek paced St Edward with 21 points and Jim Street added 6 for Fullerton.
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CHS swimmers stay even with 3-3 mark at McCook
CHS tankers tied season at 3-3 after a 49-31 win in McCook on Friday night. Coach Dave McNait praised mixed lineup and veterans. Columbus swimmers Degen and Robertson led with multiple events, while Wertz set a season best in the 40 yard butterfly.
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District 84 Tops District 24 45 19
District 84 defeated District 24 45 to 19 as Larry Wetgen led with 22 points and Teri Cullens added 8. District 24 scorers included Randy Steadley with 10 and Mike Jarecki with 6, while other listed players contributed smaller totals.
Lakeview Gals Top Albion In Friday Gym Showdown
The Lakeview girls basketball team outscored Albion 22 to 4 in the first period and won as Alice Long led with ten points and Ann Wurderman eight. Barb Rolf led Albion with 14. The Vikes move to 2-? and host Wisner Pilger Monday Jan 14 with junior varsity at 6 15.
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Silver Creek Edges Immanuel in Junior High Tilt
Silver Creek defeated Immanuel Lutheran of Columbus 47 to 27 to claim consolation honors in the Monroe M Club junior high tournament. Valagek Wilt led with 26 points, Liss added 8, Becher 10, Knapp 8, Trullington 4, Iverson 16, Mueller 11, with Schmid and Mueller scoring 1 each.
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Louis Defeated by Charles in 1950 Yankee Stadium decision
On September 27, 1950 heavyweight Joe Louis lost to Rocky Marciano in a 15 round decision at Yankee Stadium.
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Aquinas tops Scotus in Catholic Conference thriller
Bill Kozisek sank a 20 foot jumper with 18 seconds left to lift Aquinas over host Scotus Central Catholic 71-68. Rich Behrns and Greg Grubaugh led the Monarchs with double figure scores as Scotus battled back from a 65-56 deficit. Grubaugh poured 23 points while Behrns sparked the rally with three three pointers in the first half. Scotus 3-3 after the loss, Aquinas travels to Omaha Cathedral and hosts Osceola on January 18.
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Islanders Edges Columbus In East Big Ten Clash
Grand Island used a 26-13 second quarter run to beat Columbus 81-75 at the Islander gym. Moorberg led Islander scoring with 22 while Knoepfl, Trieschman, and Meyer each hit 11. Columbus, led by Dusrf and Trofhole, made late charges but missed free throws and turnovers doomed their comeback. Columbus reserves won later as Grand Island fouls hurt the visitors.
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Mallory Accepts Colorado Head Football Coach Post
ORFORD Ohio AP Bill Mallory Miami University head coach has accepted Colorado's head coaching job. He cited a strong program and the Biz Eight challenge. Mallory plans to bring his entire staff, noting no Colorado staff cuts.
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