Columbus pins Kearney in 36 6 win for wrestling victory
Columbus High defeated Kearney 36 6 in a Big 10 match as coach Lanny Neese noted a lackluster show despite the wide margin. McAndrew and Glur had pins, with Seelemyer edging Pearson and Munson, Griffiths, and Arit contributing solid performances. JV also won 46 12.
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Kearney
Lanny Neese
Discoverers
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Kirk McAndrew
Greg Kantaras
Rudy Glur
Steve Simpson
Neese
McAndrew
Tim Munson
Ken Ortle
Randy Griffiths
Charlie Seelemyer
Stacy Pearson
Charlie
Columbus
Scott Chastain
Jim Brandt
Brian Rhea
Scott Loseke
Mike Sackett
Randy Best
Lonny Wehrer
Ky McArty
Jed Dobberstein
Tim Arl
Craig Marsh
Tim Peterson
Glenn Parret
Brent Arment
Collyn Florendo
Mark Brill
Craig Person
Rick Schade
Kim Benson
Charlie Settlemyer
Raiderettes Rout Mid-Plains 63 38 In conference win
Platte College girls basketball remained unbeaten in conference play defeating Mid-Plains of North Platte 63 to 38 Friday night. Ann Wardeman Nancy Skinner and Omahan Carol Gavers sparked a 13 point burst late in the first half as Platte built a 28 19 halftime lead and pulled away with strong defense forcing 37 Knights turnovers.
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Terry Anderson
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Platte College
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Platte Girls
Ann Wardeman
Nancy Skinner
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Northeastern
Norfolk
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Nebraska extends 1977 spring turkey season by one week
The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission extended the spring turkey season to May 8 for archery and shotgun hunters. Opening dates for other hunts include Aug. 20 archery antelope and Sept. 24 rifle antelope, with various deer and grouse dates.
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Genoa wins in overtime against Stromsburg 92 87
Genoa trailed late in regulation but surged to a 10-5 overtime burst to beat Stromsburg 92 87. Alan Johnson led Stromsburg with 32 points, while Genoa’s John Rodriguez and Craig Bass contributed 24 and 10 respectively. Greg Peterson and Steve Nordberg also reached double figures for Stromsburg.
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Stromsburg
Alan Johnson
John Rodriguez
Craig Bass
Tom Czapla
Orioles
Bass
Tom Ramaekers
Steve Nordberg
Johnson
Greg Peterson
Henderson
S'burg
Heimann Dooms Norfolk Catholic. Scotus Wins 64–61
Scotus Central Catholic trailed late but Steve Heimann hit a 22‑footer at the buzzer to lift the Shamrocks past Norfolk Catholic 64–61. Feehan set up the shot, Heimann added a free throw for the final three points as Scotus improved to 7–1.
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Steve Heimann
Scotus Central Catholic
Norfolk Catholic
Scotus Central
Jim Feehan
Feehan
Heimann
Norfolk
Steve
Pat Becker
Terry Ballantyne
Chris Hoffman
Knights
Jeff Muhle
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Steve Hoffman
Knight
Frank Spencers
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Dave Wollschlager
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Randy Berlin
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Lavern Kobus
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Lietzke Leads Tucson Open With Eight-Under Through Two Rounds
Bruce Lietzke shot six under 66 to take a two round total of 136 and the 54 hole lead at the Tucson Open. Gil Morgan was one behind at 137 while Tom Watson Charles Coody and Andy Dean stood at 138 and others at 139. Miller Pate and Crenshaw missed the cut at one over 145.
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UPI
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Johnny Miller
Jerry Pate
Ben Crenshaw
Lietzke
University of Houston
Gil Morgan
Gene Littler
Tom Watson
Charles Coody
Andy Dean
Morris Hatalsky
Andy North
Ed Sabo
Billy Casper
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Miller
Pate
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Morgan
Gary McCord
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Ford to attend Lombardi dinner in January
President and Mrs. Ford will attend the seventh annual Lombardi Award dinner on January 27 in Houston. Ford, honorary chairman for two years, will give his first post presidency speech. Mrs. Ford will discuss cancer research. Nominees include Ross Browner, Robert Jackson, Al Romano, and Wilson Whitley.
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Notre Dame
Robert Jackson
Texas A&m
al Romano
University of Pittsburgh
Wilson Whitley
University of Houston
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