Discoverer forces ready for conference warfare
Columbus High and Hastings are set for Big Ten Conference showdowns this weekend as the Discoverers face Fremont and Waslings. Key players grapple with injuries, while starting guards remain unsettled. The Maroons hold a 7-1 record, aiming to extend a winning run and defend their high league position.
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East squad named for NHL All Star game in Bloomington
The 12 man East team draws five Rangers players led by Brad Park Juan Vartele and Vic Hadfield along with Gilles Villeneuve and three Bruins including Bobby Orr Phil Esposito and Dallas Smith Montreal stars Ken Dryden Yvan Cournoyer and Frank Mahovlich also selected. East coach AL MacNeil will lead the squad while Bill Reay coaches the West.
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Montreal Canatiens
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Gary Unger
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Pat Stapleton
Bill White
Stan Mikila
Dennis Hult
Chica Maki
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Gump Worsley
Ted Harris
Doug Mohus
Bill Goldsworthy
Shamrocks Ready to Challenge Norfolk Catholic in Big Showdown
Shamrocks prepare for a Friday clash with 9-0 Norfolk Catholic at the Norfolk City Auditorium. Norfolk Catholic, led by new coach Al Zabina, owns a 61-4 over two and a half seasons with recent wins over Laurel and Bloomfield, while Scotus seeks an upset to even their record at 4-4.
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Larry Seck
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Omaha Cathedral
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Battle Creek wrestlers edge Vikings 30 25
Battle Creek matmen edged Lakeview High School wrestling 30 25 on Wednesday. Ed Kinzer led the Vikings with a 7 4 0 decision at 119 pounds. heavyweight Dwight Loseke fell 1 2 to Jim Chapman as Lakeview eyes the Schuyler Invitational and returns from injury.
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Louis Dohmen
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Rich Rickert
Bill Klein
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Tim Mark
Roger Spilak
Dick Dasper
Bill Hughes
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Don Scholz
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Dwight Looske
Jim Chapman
Huskers Versus Buffs In Big Eight Matinee
Nebraska set to host Colorado in the Coliseum Lincoln Saturday afternoon in the first of the Big Eight regional series. Oklahoma State visits Kansas and Iowa State heads to Kansas State while Missouri opens its league schedule at home against Oklahoma. Missouri, 11 1 and ranked No 1 nationally, seeks to extend the road swing and stay atop the standings as Oklahoma and Nebraska clash in a critical conference test.
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Cowboys versus Dolphins in Super Bowl rematch in New Orleans
Short article notes the Dallas Cowboys favored to beat the Miami Dolphins in the Super Bowl at New Orleans. It highlights Dallas strength on offense and defense, while acknowledging Dolphins under Don Shula’s coaching as a potential upset, with Tom Landry’s coaching history cited. It also briefly comments on college football comments by Chuck Fairbanks and Nebraska, Oklahoma context, and Turkey Day game notes.
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Tom Landry
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Chuck Fairbanks
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Behlen quintet seeks third straight city bowling title
The Sut Boulevard eS and Bellen Manufacturing Company team from the Classic League aim for a third consecutive title at the 33rd annual Men’s City Bowling Tournament set for Jan 24 29 and 30 and Feb. Past champions include Marvin Styskal singles, Jim Struebing and Fr Armand Labanski doubles, and Harold Krumland all events. Entry blanks are available at both bowling establishments.
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Legion mat card slated Jan 22 wrestling card
The American Legion Hartman Post 84 presents a winter wrestling card at Columbus City Auditorium on Saturday Jan 2 at 0 40 pm featuring four all star matches. Stan Pulaski and Reggie Parks take on Buddy Wolff and Ox Baker in a two falls out of three 60 minute limit. Great Kusatsu meets Jerry Miller for the Mid West Championship in a two falls out of three 45 minute limit. Johnny Valentine Jr. vs Stretch Phillips is one fall 20 minute. Opening bout has Stan Pulaski vs Buddy Wolff in one fall 2 minute limit. Advance outlets include Tooley's Drug Odies Tip Top Bar Rex Club Rooms Silver Dollar Bar and Legion Club. Ticket prices rise to 3 reserved SEM general admission and 75 for children under 12.
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Hastings College Pounds Kearney State in Non conference Win
Hastings College beat Kearney State 104 to 80 in a non conference game. Dan Yost and Bill Johnson each scored 21 points while Frank Wiggins added 20. John Kropp led all scorers with 23 for Kearney as Hastings built a halftime lead and improved to 10-5.
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Boulevard Lanes Mixed League produces high scores and notable marks
In a busy Wednesday night at Boulevard Lanes R Krumland posted a 278 game helping to fuel a 644 series highlight while Randy Krutmland tallied 773 for three games and 644 in series. Bob Kloke shot 214 and 207 in a strong showing as teammates Yose Bomberger and Marcia Mepanek anchored with solid series including 506 and 507. Harold Krumland led with 635 across three games. In the Nite League Carrol Enzninger achieved a 604 series with 215 and 212 games, while Post Office No. 1 led with a 493 game and 1,413 trip. Jeannie Evans led the Junior League with 147 and 333, and Bay’s Jerry Sokal led the Prep League with 138 and a strong overall score.
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Carrol Enzninger
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Michelle Girth
Kris Brestel
Gene Mack Reinstated By Iowa State Coach After Suspension
Gene Mack, Cyclones captain, returned to the Iowa State team after a Sunday suspension for missing the meal and team meeting before the Oklahoma game. Coach Maury John said Mack would conform to team rules and return to conduct. Also notes that during Nebraska's 1976 firearm deer hunt, 48 percent of Plains Unit hunters bagged a deer.
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Oklahoma
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Big Eight to vote on freshmen play next week
Kansas City report says the Big Eight will decide next week whether freshmen can play varsity football or basketball. The conference, led by commissioner Chuck Neinas, is weighing options after the Southwest Conference approved similar legislation at the Hollywood NCAA convention. Oklahoma and Oklahoma State have recruited heavily in Texas, and coaches split on the change with football opposed and basketball mostly in favor.
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Big Eight
Greensboro prize money increased at Greater Greensboro Open
The prize money for this year's Greater Greensboro Open has been increased by 10000 to reach 200000 dollars. The tournament is scheduled for March or April 2 at Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro North Carolina.
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