Devaney weighs retirement after long coaching career
Nebraska coach Devaney said a decision on retiring from coaching could come in a few days. At 56, he plans to remain athletic director and may devote time to Nebraska’s new coliseum project, noting his teams have recent long unbeaten streaks and a strong record. He stressed no doctor urged him to quit and that the choice is his to make.
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Columbus wrestlers halt Norfolk 31-15 on home mats
Columbus High defeated Norfolk 31-15 to improve dual mark to 4-2 as Steve Boruch and Gerry Volick led a list of seven Discoverers with wins. Bruce Tullerton pinned, Randy DeFreece and Dave Mohrman posted decisions, while Norfolk remained winless in five matches.
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Leaders shine as Boulevard Lanes hosts league action
Dan Gloor rolled a 220 game and 336 series in Major League competition at Boulevard Lanes alongside Harold Krumland 205 and Earl Gerken 203. Ski Lounge topped team honors with a 925 game, Budweiser 2,500. In the Women’s Dale Electronics League Chris James led with 210, Pin Pointers posted 733 and 2,159. Es Zimmer paced the men with 200 and 590, Lucy Ehlers led women with 157 and 448. Alley Cats led teams with 452 and 3,995.
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Griese Wins December Professions Award Honor
New York UPI reports Hob Griese, quarterback for the Miami Dolphins, was named December poll winner in the Professions Award balloting. Griese, in his fifth pro season, led Miami to the Super Bowl.
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Wayne State trips Chadron 78 to 61 in NCC clash
Wayne State College beat Chadron 78 61 to stay unbeaten in conference play at 3 0. U P L Denison Siefkes hit a trio of three pointers while Chadron dropped to 7 7 overall and 1 3 in the NCC after a tight first half. Wayne led 31 20 at the break and pulled away in the second half.
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San Antonio Rejoins Organized Baseball Under Brewers
San Antonio resumes organized baseball Thursday sponsored by the Milwaukee Brewers of the Americas League. The city is expected to lack a franchise in 1972 as Chicago Club moves its Texas League franchise to Midland Texas.
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Mt Marty edges JFK quintet in non-conference win
Mt Marty College defeats John F Kennedy College of Nebraska 72 to 63 as John Meisen scores 19 and Bruce Green leads all scorers with 24. Mt Marty improves to 6-6 on the year while JFK drops to 2-11.
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State outdoor report notes cautious pheasant, quail season. fishing aids forecast
Lincoln UP I The cnd snag may make the pheasant and quail season finale tough for jurors but benefit fishermen. Lakes across the Panhandle and Northeast report thin ice, with Whitney and Smith lakes yielding walleye crappie and bluegill potential. Southwest ice remains unsafe for anglers before weekend close. Northeast sees pheasant hunting steady with birds in many counties, while ice fishers find some lakes usable. Various lakes in the Sandhills and Valentine areas report mixed success for bluegill, crappie, bass, and perch. several western lakes produce trout and pike with varying ice safety.
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Nicklaus dominates opening round at Bing Crosby Pro-Am
Nicklaus shoots a six under 66 at Cypress Point to lead by three strokes over Trevino Moran and Mowry in the Bing Crosby National Pro-Am. Trevino and Moran carded three under 69, while Mowry tied the course record with 69 as the event moves to the second round.
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Staubach Plays Through Swollen Knuckles Before Super Bowl
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Roger Staubach reports two swollen knuckles on his right hand but says they will not hinder his passing in the Super Bowl. He notes the small finger knuckle is enlarged from a dislocation and calcification and that the swelling may even help grip.
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Callay's 631 series tops Lutheran Bowling at Columbus
Callay rolled a 631 series on 228, 200 and 104 to pace Lutheran League keplers at Columbus Bowl. Inchaling 224 and 218, Wall, Henke 208, Mary Wurdeman 206, Dryin Wenne Kamp 215, Toy Epes 2, Bilno Johnson 210, Elmer Kapels 201, Roy Johnson 209 also posted scores. Viergutz Lumber led with 1,014 in the Paynes League toward 2 4 total while Badie's 236 and five 3s topped the group. Columbus Door & Window led with 2,617. Other 200s included Leerbohm 225, Wieser 226 and 205, Brekken 20, Dion 205 and 202, Weisser 219, Zywiec 203, Kaltenbach 202, Greenlee 208, Miller 210 and 204. In The Thursday Matinee League Marlene Louis led with 18% high game and Charlotte Weiser added 513 in series. The ditterbugs were tvan leaders with a Obs game and 1,079 threesome.
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Hastings tops CJHS in tank meet
Hastings High School swimmers defeated CJHS in a boys swim meet led by freshman Rich O Donnell who set a school breaststroke record at 1 17.2 and placed second in medley and individual events. Jett Degn previously held the 1184 mark as other Tigers earned seconds in IM, 100 free, and backstroke. Coaches Clem Morgan and Berle Moran prep seventh to ninth graders for a Fremont meet Saturday at Mimily Pool.
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Discoverer fin crew nets fourth win in home meet
Columbus swimming team records a fourth win of the season as the Discoverers thrash Norfolk 42 37 in a home meet. Junior Ted Kyster leads with a 259.25 diving score the state best, and several swimmers set or equal school marks. The junior varsity also dominates 93 31. Upcoming road meets include Hastings and return games against Grand Island and Kearney.
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Moe Drabowsky Sets World Series Relief Strikeout Record
Moe Drabowsky holds the World Series record for most strikeouts by a relief pitcher in a single game. He fanned Dodgers in one appearance during the Series, a standout performance for the pitcher.
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