CHS Faces Tigers in Key Big Weekend Showdown
Columbus High prepares for a pivotal two game stretch against Hastings and Fremont, with the East Big Ten title at stake. Hastings leads the series 27-19 and owns a strong defense, while Columbus relies on double figure scorers Neil Kluman and teammates to challenge the Tigers on the CHS court.
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Stewart, Mack Lead Big Eight Scorers Early
Kansas City report notes Marvin Stewart of Nebraska and Gene Mack of Iowa State as conference scoring leaders after two games, both at 27.0 and 28.5 points per game respectively. Kansas’ Dave Robisch and Colorado’s Clyde Meely have not yet played conference games. Cliff Ray of Oklahoma tops rebounds at 14.0, followed by Seppy Chalk at 12.6. Next action: Colorado at Oklahoma. Kansas hosts Oklahoma City in nonconference game.
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Missouri
Henry Smith
Kitling
Stage set for battle over athletes financial aid rules
Houston reports the NCAA convention debates how much aid student athletes may receive. The issue, not to be settled now, exposed sharp divisions between the NCAA committee and the Football Coaches Association. Delegates kept the 1.6 academic eligibility rule and allowed some postseason competition for freshmen in college divisions. New NCAA and AFCA presidents were chosen, Bari M. Ramer at Tennessee and Earle Edwards at NC State. The financial aid discussion continues in closed sessions with proposed need-based formulas and potential overall team caps.
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University of Tennessee
Earle Edwards
North Carolina State
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Arkansas
Lombardi TV profile previews Giants win in NFL era
NBC airs A Man Named Lombardi Sunday at 12 40 p m EST before the Super Bowl. The special recalls Vince Lombardi and his 37 0 championship conquest of the New York Giants, with quotes from Wellington Mara and stories of his warrior like leadership and missionary zeal.
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Centennial action sparks 612 series at Boulevard Lanes
612 series pacing Centennial action with 625 3 game totals. Y Knot Drive Inn posted top games and high team totals. Multiple bowlers surpassed 200 with highs from Rucup 223 to Osantawski 224. Four Seasons earned 1348 team score as prep league highlights.
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Don Semin
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Joe Rucup
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Don Brase
Bernie Moran
Laven Welsen
Im ‘Topil
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Joe Murup
Joe Thomas
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Keith Merpil
Frank Brett
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Omaha youth in first round of baseball draft
The Chicago White Sox selected Larry O'Brien from Omaha in the first round, as part of 16 players chosen on the opening round. O'Brien was a right handed pitcher from Centerville Junior College, with teammate Perry Danforth a high pick for the Chicago Cubs. Danforth is a shortstop from Wuron, South Dakota.
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Fonner Park Welcomes 100 Horses for Winter Training
Fonner Park in Grand Island reports 100 horses stabled for winter training at the Big Red Barn complex. Early December saw grounds open to horses with new facilities, including the Expectation Stakes at four furlongs set for April. Paul Jones of Lincoln nominated Sunrise Road to the two year old stake as the race nears viability.
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Grand Island Mens Open Handicap Bowling Tourney
The Lith annual Grand Island Mens Open Handicap Bowling Tourney will be held January 31 and February 23 at the Meves Tow. Entries close January 23. A total of $13,700 in prizes will be awarded.
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Vikings host Elkhorn in pivotal Friday clash
The Vikings, led by Coach Larry Whiting, face Class A contender Elkhorn coached by Gene Kruger. Antlers boast one loss and feature guard Patt Goltsch, center Jock Wesotewski, and forward Darwin Lieh. Final prep includes Johns Winterburn and Jon Reins with McWilliams aiming to break scoring marks. The varsity game tips at 8 pm after the reserve contest.
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Hon Greenwall
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Black Hawks Build Big Lead With 4-2 Win Over Sabres
United Press International reports Chicago’s NHL West Division pace quickens as the Black Hawks rally from a 2-1 deficit to defeat Buffalo 4-2. Marlin nets the winner late in the second. Maloney adds insurance. Goyette and Shock reply for Buffalo. Maple Leafs tie California 1-1. Penguins top Kings 4-3.
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Lunn draws tough Spyglass Hill
PERLE BEACH California United Press International Bobby Lunn winner of the year s first tourney drew tough Spyglass Hill today for the opening round of the 160000 Bing Crosby National Pro Am while Arnte Bert Tony and Jack played Cypress Point The Crosby is played over three courses with Spyglass Hill carved from a forest and sand dunes made famous by Robert Louis Stevenson Lunn remains favorite despite last Sunday s playoff loss to Finn.
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Manhattan Falls As Jackson Dashes Past Manhattan
Jacksonvilles 8740 win over Manhattan featured Vaughn Wedeking and Artis Gilmore dominating. Penn State toppled St Josephs 6258 while Villanova crushed Delaware as Louisville beat Dayton 73-63. Ed Leftwich and Allan Horpyak led NC State and Ohio State wins, Wake Forest and Georgetown also posting victories.
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Nebraska ties in 1970 TV Guide all pro team
Ex Nebraska players Dob Brown and Mick Tingelholt named to the 1970 TV Guide all pro team. Sunday marks the Super Bowl week with talk of ticket events and Huskers crowds drawing large turnout for Lincoln banquet and Omaha luncheon.
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Young archers to compete in W A R Tourney at local club
Plans for the Junior Olympic Archery Tournament unfold with Pawnee Bowmen Braves facing Wichita Frontier Scouts at the Bow and Cup indoor range. All competitors are 18 and under, with the traveling teams trophy on the line and separate individual trophies for boys and girls. Spectators are welcome to watch the Western Archery Rival event.
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Doane College Opens 1871 Track Season With Doane Tagliolion
Doane College invites 200 athletes from 23 colleges to its opening meet Saturday at Tragic Mel. The Doane track and field season debuts on Indian surfaces in Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri and the Dakotas, with events at Fuhrer Phyalent Education Building.
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Scotus Faces Norfolk Catholic In Key Friday Night Clash
Scotus, 9-0 and riding early season titles, hosts Norfolk Catholic in a top Class C state matchup. Star players Polak Downey Olle lead a balanced Knights lineup, while Scotus relies on Lucke Mausbach Brock Brees Adelak. Norfolk Catholic, with several returners from the 1070 squad, seeks upset on the road.
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Raiders to face Fairbury on foreign court Friday night
Platte College's Raiders travel to Fairbury Friday after a rough tournament showing. Mike Trader set a college single game record with 38 points in the weekend event, while Dave Kincaid earned all tournament honors. Fairbury arrives off a fifth-place finish and will host the Raiders in a renewed rivalry.
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Manning Chooses Path For Archie Manning In Royals Draft
Archie Manning, a Mississippi quarterback drafted in the second round by Kansas City, faces a career choice between football and baseball as team officials weigh a pro baseball path. Royals director Lou Gorman says Manning could switch to first base and play in the majors, with other prospects in the draft not widely known.
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Humphrey Bulldogs Shellack Monroe In Tuesday Game
Humphrey Bulldogs routed Monroe 82 to 44 as five players hit double figures including Jeff Baumgart 15 and Dave Stuts 12. Renny Eximison led Humphrey with 15 while Dave Jenkinson scored 12. Monroe won the junior game 41-21 and Marquette later beat Monroe in Crosaroads Conference action.
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Dolphins' Kremser A High Jumper
Karl Krowmser, famed Dolphins placekicker, originally attended the University of Tennessee on a scholarship as a high jumper.
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Cornhusker League bowling tops and scores at Columbus Bowl
Col umbus Bowl hosted a busy league meetup with Tom Hunter posting a 244 high game in the Cornhusker League alongside Doug Bohaty’s 584 series and a 208 game. Other strong scores surfaced from Fon Larsen, Ren Bolton, Norm Pavel, Don Ernst, Len Vokelman, and more, while Yankee Clippers posted a 906 team high and Pepsi Cola’s 2,560 series. Swinging singles included Anita Boettcher 202 and Frances Carlson 545, Cathy Johnson 618, Dorothy Hurd 534, plus Zircons leading team scoring with 663 and 1,844 total. Patty Duterman earned a WIBC patch for a 132 triplicate in the Coffee Cup League. Corrine Haiar had a 213 game with Dawn Stover sharing a 506 series, Dawn 206. Flying Saucers posted a 337 loan game and Periis led with 1,001 in scores.
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Len Vokelman
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Morseman and Horsewoman of the Year named
Arthur Simranns and Patti Heu keroth were elected Morseman and Horsewoman of the Year in a national poll by the American Horse Shows Association on Wednesday.
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