Discoverers lead loop after Hastings scare
Columbus team edges Hastings 34-26 at halftime as Ki Kolarsen and Rick Wallace rally Hastings in a tight Big Ten home clash. Paul Potter, Larry Catlau and Jon Wagner pace the Discoverers with scoring bursts while Dana Helibusch stars for Columbus.
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College Football Champions Recovery and Local Scores
A report blends college football triumphs with local high school scores. It notes USC’s title season recovery from a serious injury to star Davis, plus scattered results from Nebraska and Omaha area teams, with detailed game-by-game scores and key players.
Dolphins Triumph In Super Bowl Battle For Glory
Miami Dolphins win Super Bowl, defeating the Washington Redskins 14 7 at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. Bob Griese shines with a late scoring drive, Howard Twilley and Larry Seiple key plays, while Gary Yepremian's field goal attempt is blocked and returned for a Redskins score. Dolphins end season 17 0, earning top NFL honors and lucrative payouts for players.
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Eastern Michigan runners disqualified for anthem protest at Nassau track meet
Athletes from Eastern Michigan ignored the national anthem during the Knights of Columbus meet at Nassau Coliseum. Three runners Woods Sims and Vinson with one white teammate stirred boos as they jogged with clenched fists, leading to disqualification for disrespect to the flag. Officials warned of track walkout if the protest continued.
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Crampton Phoenix Wins Phoenix Open Title
Australian veteran Bruce Crampton clinched the Phoenix Open with a 268 total, sinking a 2 foot birdie on the 72nd hole to edge Lanny Wadkins and Steve Melnyk by one stroke. Wadkins Snead Jones and others finished tied at 269 and 271 as Gene Littler returned from cancer treatment and other pros posted solid rounds.
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Ernsts win first in Boulevard TV scotch doubles
LeRoy and Deane Ernst posted 241 193 2144 for a 654 handicap series to top Boulevard Lanes Sunday TV scotch doubles. Ray and Marilyn Labens were runners up at 7 followed by Leo Hellmers and Rey Sprachley 637 Keith and Louise Gottschall 632 Gary and Karla Oakeson 628 Terry and Janice Nosal 618 Gene Iverson and Carol Kiuntke 610 Randy and dudy Kromland 6. Individual high games led by the Ernsts 214 Hellmer Spradley 236 Nosals 224 Labens 242. Oakesons win jackpot drawing and will bowl next week against the other couple for a chance in the Bowling at Leisure program in Omaha.
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Raiders bomb Knights for 15-2 season record
North Platte Junior College saw its 12 game winning streak end as the Raiders overwhelmed Platte College 90-75 at Platte Field House. Key players included Frank Stower War Hollate Tim Williams for Platte and Ray Downs Dave Cooper for North Platte. Box score notes Platte led 45-29 at halftime, finished 46 points in the second half, and claimed a 34-76 shooting night.
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Big Eight Basketball Preview and Freshman Impact
The Big Eight race looks strong with many outstanding frosh and Alvan Adams of Oklahoma as a top scorer. Nebraska faces Oklahoma tonight as Tate records their first conference win. Radio coverage on KJSK FM begins at 7 30. Goose hunting trips feature Warren Albert and Bill Callihary across Kansas and Kirwin with Canada geese as the target.
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Royals to play exhibition with American Association All Stars
The Kansas City Royals will face the American Association All Star baseball team in Omaha on August 6. Mayors Eur gene Leahy and City Manager Jack McKeon attended the announcements in Omaha and Kansas City. Cedric Tallis praised the All Stars as the finest Triple A league and a historic meeting for a league club. Omaha, a Royals farm team, yielded McKeon four years as manager with 1969 and 970 titles. A 5,698 teams competed in the 1972 Women’s International Bowling Congress in Kansas City.
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Columbus Seabees prevail in AAU swim meet
Columbus Seabees defeated Nora's Swim Cink of Gral Island 572 to 406 at Family Pool. Event highlights include wins by Paul Peday and Doug in early divisions and Bob Chavanu securing multiple championships across 11 and 12 races, with girls’ relays supporting the overall victory.
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Paprocki Paces Thunderbolt Loop In Bowling Scores
Paprocki led the Thunderbolt league with a strong performance in a 235 game as Chuck Kurtenbach posted a 224. Other notable scores included Lys Witz 282, Larry Zulkoski 203, Sahara Lounge posting a 982 team game, and Rusty’s Rebels achieving an 821 team game with 3,319 total. Women’s leaders included Val Steiner 189 and Marlene Recher 493 in mixed play, with Mike Eyans topping Sunday men’s 21h.
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Denny van Winkle
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Nebraska 1971 Deer Season Hunter Take in Platte Unit
During Nebraska's 1971 firearm deer season three percent of hunters in the Platte Management Unit bagged a deer.
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Schuyler Hosts Mexican Wrestlers Arrival for Four Day Visit
Arrangements are nearly complete for the visit of the Mester All Star wrestling team to Schuyler for four days starting Friday. Nebraska All Har team members Fol Rees and Keven Anderson will host the visitors, who range from ages 4 to 9 and include four national champions. The Mexican group will stay with Schuyler wrestlers, with ceremonies including a key to the city from Mayor Russell Salak and a performance of the Mexican National Anthem by the Schuyler Pep Band set for January 23 at 7 31 p.m.
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