Columbus swimmers win in Norfolk to stay unbeaten
Columbus High remained undefeated by edging Norfolk Panthers 86 64 in a midweek dual. Scott Harsh won the 50 free and Randy Eihausen claimed the 500 free as CHS pulled away late after a 26 26 tie, with key contributions from Bill Lange Wade Bartlett and the 400 free relay quartet. The win sets up a big upcoming meet with Hastings in the Big 10 title race.
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Doug Yost
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Randy Eihausen
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Jeff Adkisson
Gary van Dyke
Mark Weber
S. Eihausen
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Randy van Dyke
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Grand Island
Jim Carney
Scott Harsh
Eric Sloth
Bob Spittler
Bill Bokenhus
Mark Peterson
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Eihousen
Hersh
Carney
CHS Matmen Dominate Norfolk In 39 9 Dual Win
Columbus High School rode a strong start to a 39 9 wrestling victory over Norfolk, with key pins by Mike Sackett and Craig Person and decisive wins by Lonny Wehrer and Tim Munson. The win runs the CHS dual record to 5 0 and sets up a home meet against Kearney at 7 p m.
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Jeff Mitchell
Neese
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Tim Fuehrer
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Jim Brandt
Joe Arlt
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Dana Wardinger
Steve Birkel
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Jett Mitchell
Kirk McAndrew
Kirk Belville
Rudy Glur
Doug Caskey
Todd Kohli
John Tremain
Craig Marsh
Rob Huber
Don Bonne
Brent Arment
Collyn Florendo
Ron Cherington
Craig Person
Rod Beeks
Randy Griffiths
Paul Loder
Mark Schwede
Charlie Settlemyer
Men’s City Bowling Tournament Lineup at Columbus Bowl
Schedule shows teams and matchups for the men's city bowling tournament at Columbus Bowl with 1 30 start and evening events. The card includes lines for Soilmovers Dynamite C L Major Gutter Champs and various sponsor and insurance entries with multiple players listed.
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Columbus Bowl
Metro Creston Insurance
Switzer Awarded Annual Raise And Contract Extension
Oklahoma football coach Barry Switzer received a $3,000 yearly raise, a minimum four year contract extension, and a promise of annual salary reviews. Regents approved the move Thursday, setting Switzer's salary at $36,000 per year.
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UPI
Oklahoma
Barry Switzer
University
Switzer
Shelby Gals Edge Monroe In Close Crossroads Win
Shelby held on for a 40-37 Crossroads Conference girls basketball victory over Monroe. Helen Nickolite led with 15 points while Peg Wombacher added 11. Monroe's Kim Kummer scored 11.
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Monroe
Huskies
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Peg Wombacher
Kim Kummer
Lori Knowlton
Hampton
Benedict
Kansas Jayhawks Gird for First Road Test in Big Eight
Kansas the 11-3 overall team and 2-0 in the Big Eight travels to Oklahoma for a regionally televised game as coach Ted Owens relies on a young squad back from last season. Freshmen rework the lineup while No. 1 Kansas and Kansas State lead with 2-0 league records.
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Colorado
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al Beal
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Aaron Curry
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Scotus Freshmen Fall to West Point Central Catholic
West Point Central Catholic beat Scotus 62 59 Thursday after an 11 10 first quarter lead. Mike Dea led WPCC with 19 points followed by Schleckt 14 and Mark Dea 12. Tim Englebert top scored for Scotus with 18 and Jeff Kelly added 10. Gary Puet’s team heads to 1 3 at David City Aquinas Monday.
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West Point CC
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Tim Englebert
Scotus Fresh
Jeff Kelly
Shamrock
Bob Bosak
Gary Puet
David City Aquinas
Micek lifts St. Edward past Stromsburg in loop win
Connie Micek scores 31 points including 17 in the second half to carry St. Edward to a 52-39 Goldenrod Conference victory over Stromsburg. Cary Micek adds 12 as Stromsburg leaders Nancy Asche tops with 10. Scoring by quarters shows St. Edward pulling away after a close first half.
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Connie Micek
Goldenrod
Stromsburg
Beavers
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Cary Micek
Beaver
Nancy Asche
Silver Creek
St.Edward
Watson, McCord Lead Tucson Open After First Round
Tom Watson shares the Tucson Open lead with Gary McCord Gil Morgan Andy North and Alan Tapie after a 67 in the delayed opening round. The field faced darkness and a late start as players battled frozen greens at Tucson National.
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Ariz
UPI
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Watson
Phoenix
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Gil Morgan
Andy North
Alan Tapie
Tucson National
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McCord
Morgan
Tapie
Craig Stadler
Jim Dent
Tommy Aaron
Joe Inman
Rik Massengale
Jerry McGee
George Archer
Charles Coody
Dave Hill
Bruce Lietzke
Jeff Hewes
Bobby Wadkins
Art Wall
Johnny Miller
Jerry Pate
Babashoff Retires From Competitive Swimming at 20
Shirley Babashoff, top American woman swimmer, announces retirement from competition at age 20. The UCLA junior will not try out for the UCLA women's swim team, ending an 11 year career that produced eight Olympic medals and multiple world travels.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Shirley Babashoff
America
Babashoff
UCLA
Mark Schubert
Montreal
Munich
Palmer holds off Silver Creek in late rally win
Palmer defeated Silver Creek 27 to 25 as Susan Retzlaff poured in 16 points including all 14 of Palmer’s third quarter points. Silver Creek was led by Mary Bryant with eight. Palmer improves to 4-2 while Silver Creek drops to 14-? and heads to Stromsburg on Jan 22.
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United Press International
Golden State
Brian Taylor
Kansas City
Taylor
Warriors
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Suns
Paul Westphal
Tom van Arsdale
Gar Heard
Bob Lanier
Eric Oney
Silver Creek
Palmer
Susan Retzlaff
Mary Bryant
Stromsburg
Pro Bowl Captains Named for American Conference
The American Conference Pro Bowl team elected captains for its Seattle game. Center Jim Langer of the Miami Dolphins and tackle George Kunz of the Baltimore Colts named offense captains. Linebacker Jack Lambert of the Pittsburgh Steelers and cornerback Lemar Parrish of the Cincinnati Bengals named defense captains. Practice sessions underway in San Diego.
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UPI
Seattle
Jim Langer
Miami
Dolphins
George Kunz
Baltimore Colts
Jack Lambert
Pittsburgh Steelers
Lemar Parrish
Cincinnati Bengals
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