Fremont Routs CHS Hastings In East Division Clash
Fremont overwhelms CHS Hastings 63 in a decisive East division showcase as Moyer leads with 18 points and Bale adds 16. Fremont earns its sixth straight win while Columbus and Hastings chase key rematch dates and standings.
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Columbus swimmers stun Lincoln East in thrilla meet
Columbus High celebrates its greatest dual meet win over Lincoln East as swimmers post multiple season bests and two school records. Medley relay of Fulton, Pierson, Johansen, Nyfeler sparks 1:59.2 opening win. Pierson, Nyfeler, Brooke Pierson, and Taylor collect top times in 200 and 100 yard races aiding a 24-15 lead. Other CHS swimmers pace the record push with notable backstroke and butterfly efforts.
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Cage scores reveal Nebraska basketball results archive
United Press International tally of Nebraska college and high school games with Creighton Portland Wayne and many others across multiple venues. Scores list midweek results including Omaha and Lincoln area teams, note Creighton prep and Bellevue, Kearney, Wayne, Lincoln high, and district colleges with varied outcomes and margins.
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Holy Family Battles Beavers In Non-Conference Win
Lindsay Lindsay Moly Wanily's Lindsay cage team beat St Edwards 85 to 35 Friday night to improve to 1 0 in non league play. Larry Kenler poured in 22 points Allen Emmert added 18 as Steve Flaherty led the losers with 17. The Bulldogs led 38-21 at halftime with reserves boosting the final margin. Lindsay plays Jeighext Friday January 22. Scoring by quarters St Edward 12 9 20 14 35 Lindsay 26 27 16 16 85
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Omahans Rally Past Northern Colorado In Tight Home Win
Nebraska Omaha held off Northern Colorado 46 to 28 at home as Mark Langer Wit led with 15 points and Art Alten added 15 to secure the victory. Abe Bannister scored 18 for the visitors and Dan Wton contributed 15 as the team fell to 3-6 on the season.
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Genoa Cagers Dominate Vikings In Conference Opener
Genoa Orioles defeat Stromsburg Vikings 57 to 38 at home as Fred Carmahen scores 16 and Jim Kozlal adds 14. Hien Newcomer contributing 12 for Genoa, now 7 3, set to face Palm Beach in the Gallen Conference Tournament opener at Osceola Tuesday with Stromsburg also in the event.
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Lakeview Vikings Wrestle Fin Wells Tonight on Home Court
Lakeview’s Viking wrestlers host Fin Wells tonight to chase their 23rd dual win of the season. The match runs around 7:78 p.m. on the Viking court as Coach Lady Olson’s team returns home after a road swing that began December 17.
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Caruso and Baptiste pace Creighton win over Portland
Mike Caruso and eye Baptiste scored 16 and 15 points to lift Creighton University over Portland 65 to 68 Friday night. Dave Julfersim led Portland with 4 points as the Pilots trailed 30 35 at halftime.
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Feet tasting session sparks odd wellness trend
A quirky event invites participants to explore tactile experiences by tasting with the soles of their feet. The unusual activity draws interest from attendees curious about balance and novelty in wellness practices.
Johnson goal upsets top rated Aurora in thriller
Mitch Johnson of Central City’s Bison scored the final basket in overtime to defeat the top ranked Aurora 52 to 51 on Friday night. Dean Gissler led scoring for Central City with 2 points in a tense game, as Aurora fought back after a slow start.
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Clarks High Captures Wrestling Invite Title
Clarks High won five individual championships at the Clarks High Invitational Wrestling meet led by strong early rounds from Hooper Logan View and titles by Oberg Erickson Kranberg and Erickson. Other champions included Vos Kamp and Rawlings of Logan View, Nicudamas of Wahoo, Church of Clarks, Reza of Mast, East of East Buller, and Pickrol of Clarks.
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Silver Creek tops Palmer in high scoring clash
Shelby and Shetby edge Palmer 68 to 60 as Drew Wogavoot 18 and Steve Lopwood 16 lead Shelby. Bob Smith 15 Dave Syhile 43 Niel Treester 8 Dale Young 17 Dan Treester 12 are among scorers. Crossroads Conference standings shift as Shelby gains possession of top spot while Coach Fusco’s team secures the win. Also, Bob Wackman announces Pat Kirteger’s departure from USC football staff.
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Elkhorn Edges Lakeview In Tough Kewith Rally
Elkhorn held off Lakeview 72 68 as Lakeview tried hard withInside attack from Darwin Lieh and Tom Vandemburs. Jack Wesolowski led Elkhorn with 20 points and 9 rebounds while Larry Saulliers and Soulfiere contributed for Lakeview. McWilliams dominated the boards with 18 caroms for the Vikings.
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Final quarter spark seals CHS win over Elgin
Clarkson clinches a 2 47 victory over Elgin in a MilState Conference game with a late surge in the final period. Key scorers include Kalow and Kucera leading CHS while Elgin’s Vitaney-Galli and others battled, as the team pulled away late Friday night. The game featured shifting leads and a strong finish for CHS.
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Patterson in second round TKO triumph
Floyd Patterson, 36, returns with a second round knockout of Levi Forte at Madison Square Garden. Patterson outweighed Forte by 16 pounds and needed 2 minutes 20 seconds to finish the bout, signaling a planned comeback toward a bout with Oscar Bonavena at the Garden next month.
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Scoring Highlights From Pawnee and Fatheran Leagues
In Pawnee League at Columbus Howl Mel Triebwasser posted a 605 series with 247 high game and 290 189. Rick Marral 604, Allen Moeller 609, Dan Beerbohm 669. Other 2003 names include Bill Thoranck 23, Nick Brekken 210, Tete Wieser 232, lldie Stoll 232, Dwayne Starms 223, Leon Miller 312, Nean Kallenbach 212 217, Fred Gerber Jr. 201, Dyy Wieser 295. Columbus Graton hit 990 for high team game. Reb Bighners high series 2053. In the Fatheran Chaveh League Barrell Muguér led with 226 in a 509 set. Gary Badje 223 2474, Clarence Make 206, Mud Kapels 2a, Hil eltiuech 24%, Martin Catinu 203, Pani Laseke 243, Miller Allrud led team with 2803. In Thursday Matinee League Kilyan Marlinsea rolled 12H yound. Sue Rivklshofes 121 day. Thincers 678 1,R52.
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Dan Beerbohm
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Tete Wieser
Lldie Stoll
Dwayne Starms
Frank Toular
Leon Miller
Nean Kallenbach
Fred Gerber Jr
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Clarence Make
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Fix Ware
Norfolk Catholic Downs Irish In 82 66 Victory
Norfolk Catholic hurled a strong second half, mounting a 29 point third quarter spree to beat East Scatis Central Catholic 82 to 66. Starters and reserves contributed, with Denney and Otto leading scoring while Brock and Meiggs added solid guards play. Scotus reserves outpaced Norfolk Catholic in spots but the Knights held on for the win.
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Platte College tops Fairbury in high scoring tilt 110 101
Platte College defeated Fairbury 110 to 101 as Brad McAwile and Dave Kincaid led Platte with double digit scores. Sterling Symanette paced Fairbury with 40 points, while Alike Vader and Stohart Jamnisop contributed for the hosts. Kincaid had four steals and McArdie seven assists as Platte built a 63 47 edge on the bonus. Next, Platte visits Concordia Kansas on Tuesday January 9.
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Shelby High Triumphs In Conference Win Friday
SILVEIS CREEK The Silver Cronk Tigercats jumped to a 21 0 lead and rolled past Patriee 65 53 Friday night. Beatt Van Winkle scored 16 while Lunny Vatasek 14 Kevin Egger and Mike Cave added 10 each. A Paulson led Palmer with 2 Rick Davis had 12 Nichalos 10. Sebring by quarters Silver Creek 12 1s 37 6 Palmer 8 6 WW 2 43.
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Stanford UCLA Thriller Highlights Bruins Narrow Win
UCLA edged Stanford 58 49 as Sidney Wicks led with 19 points and Claude Terry sparked a second half rally. Southern California routed California 90 66 to stay unbeaten as Weber State and Utah also posted wins.
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Connie Krzycki and Grace Force Lead Bowler Honors
Connie Krzycki paced the Rollette League at Columbus Bowl with a 20 game and Grace Force led with a 549 series. Laundry Village topped team honors with a 2,482 series and 100 game. Dodgers won team competition with 500 and 938. Progressive Leaguer saw Rich Stone 244 and Harold Fores 100 series. Columbus Dowk Darden team honors at 769 and 2,103.
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Grace Force
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Marilyn Wellbaseh
Jarene Latjelusche
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Peggy Balls
Corrie Cave
Sheily Stone
Laundry Village
Dan Force
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Dizlie ‘Thomsen
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Rich Stone
Harold Fores
Gary Battie
Catfish Hosher
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Bob Willams
TM Anson
Columbus Dowk
Leaders at Boulevard Lanes Set High Bowling Scores
At Boulevard Lanes leaders highlighted strong bowling performances. Jo Sakol and Ann Brash each posted 529 series, Jo Sokol notched the only 20 gain, while other bowlers like Ted Mannhaut and Jeanette Magulye contributed notable scores. The event featured Ritaty's Rebels and Corin hanns with Rid game and a 2,378 total—plus several high series and 204 to 215 range scores among contestants.
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Boulevard Lanes
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Ann Brash
Jo Sokol
Ted Mannhaut
Amy Nockes
Eilean Stl
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