Local High School Basketball Schedule Notes Friday and Saturday
CHS and Lakeview host games while Scotus travels Friday. Lincoln High visits Columbus, and Aquinas heads to David City. Lakeview aims to rebound after OT loss to Elkhorn as Schuyler comes Friday, with North Bend Saturday.
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Lincoln High
Columbus
Scotus
David City
Aquinas Schuyler
Lakeview
Fremont Bergan
Scotus Lakeview
North Bend
Riva
Fremont
Seulus Central Catholic
Norfolk Catholia
Aquinas
Elkhorn
Schuyler
Palk
Clarks
Genoa
Usvedla
Hulk
Silver Creek
St. Edward
Strasburg
Palner
Ord
Albion
Central City
David Slyth
Newman Grovely
Fullerton
Howells
West Point
Central Catholic
Lindsay
Hordville
Thampton
Munroehy
Seamus
Equinas
Gaines
Seward
Burwell
Humphrey
Clarkson
Lodge
Silver Croek Cea
Balle Crook
Nowntiin Greve
Platte
Fairbury
Columbus Junior High
Norfolk
McCook
Papillion
Walnut
Schuylar
Hastings
Berdatt
McConk Lakeview
Bowler Gary Muth Leads Columbus Bowl High in Series
Gary Muth tallies 695 series for Columbus Bowl highlight. Gary Mull fired high game of 255 and added 208 236 for a 643 series in Plane Valley League action at Columbus Bowl. Teem Cox 621 three-game, Barry Reimers 219, Don Stroebing 208, Len Smith 202, Vern Beckman 210, Dave Henke 228, Dave Anderson 249, Gayle Mueller 203. Rich Stone topped Progressive League with 604 trio including a 232 top game. Louie’s Restaurant led with 773 game and 2,435 top series. Gary’s Badgers were first-half winners. Women’s action sparked by Grace Force 203 and 548 series. Team honors to Hadiey-Braithwait 201 game and 20 aggregate. In Saturday League Gary Mut 616, Rea Fensick 580. Wek Shoes topped Jean List with 775 game and 2,197 total. Top Twenty standings noted.
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Gary Mull
Eame
Columbus Bowl
Teen Cox
Barry Reimers
Don Stroebing
Len Smith
Vern Beckman
Dave Henke
Dave Anderson
Gayle Mueller
Jim Irwin
Don Gablenz
al Dolezel
Darrell Janssen
Tiger Osten
Jov & al
Rich Stone
Yak Sohf
Louie
Gary
Badgers
Grace Force
Vera Kobus
Dort Simpson
Eddie Care Siii
Rita Fuhr
Sheila Stone
Qisra Sullivan
Neema Hehlen
Bea Pensick
Deanna Ryba
Alice
Nebraska pheasant and quail seasons end quietly
Lincoln Nebraska over the weekend pheasant and quail seasons closed as thawing roads limited travel and hunting activity. Game and Parks officers reported low hunter turnout across the state with some ice fishermen taking northern pike and walleyed sauger at various lakes while others pursued perch bass and trout with warnings about thin ice in spots.
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Hincoln
Neh
Lap
Nebraska
Game and Parks Commission
Twin Lakes
Pleasant Dale
Saline
Seward
Gage
Jefferson
Gavins Point Dam
Pelican Lake
West Long Lake
Medicine Lake
Merrill Reservoir
Panhandle
West Kimball Reservoir
Hotton
Smith Lake
Sheridan County
Box Bulbe
Ketwingfor
North Bend Girls Top Lakeview 40 28 in Upset
North Bend girls varsity beat Lakeview 40 to 28 on Monday to hand Lakeview its first loss of the season. Judy Peterson’s squad got 9 from Alice Long, 6 from Chris Reins, 4 from Sandi Welgen and Ann Wardeman, 2 from Carol Ernst, 1 from Patty Marti, with others contributing as listed. Lakeview reserves were limited, while UiMing four apiene led the bench for Invala.
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North Bend
Lakeview
Judy Peterson
Alice Long
Chris Reins
Sandi Welgen
Ann Wardeman
Spring Bakeninus
Carol Ernst
Patty Marti
Diane Loseke
Key Neemeyer
Carobyit Wembholf
Johnny Green Stars As Kings Triumph Over 76ers
88 year old Johnny Green led the Kansas City-Omaha Kings with 20 points, sparking a 145-108 win over the Philadelphia 76ers. Nate Archibald added 14 assists as Green scored 12 in six minutes of the second period, and Pistons beat Portland 112-101 while Utah Stars defeated the Cougars in ABA action.
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Associated Press
Johnny Green
Kansas City-Omuaha Kings
Philadelphia
Green
Kings
Nate Archibald
Pistons
Portland Trail Plagers
American Basketball Association
Utah Stars
Olin Cougars
Toul Pyriad Hes
Nave Bing
Nat Pander
Lanier
Bing
Trail Blazers
Sidney Wicks
Utah
Zehna Bealy
Ron Boonie
Willie Wise
Beaty
Shula avoids three time loser tag after perfect season
Miami coach Don Shula relished ending the curse of three losing Super Bowls as the Dolphins completed the NFLs first perfect season with a 14-0 record. He credited planning and players led by Larry Csonka and Mercury Morris for breaking through Washington, while reflecting on the toll of past losses and the milestone of finally beating Carroll Rosenblum’s favored teams.
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Miami
Don Shula
Dolphins
Washington
Redskins
Carroll Rosenblum
Baltimore Colts
Los Angeles Rams
Ilis
New York Jr I
Dallas Cowboys
Jesson
Dallas
Shula
Jeff
Larry Csonka
Dim Kick
Mercury Morris
Bob Griese
Larry Brown
Billy Kilmer
Lakeview matmen host Columbus IVs tonight
Lakeview High wrestling hosts Columbus IVs in a dual meet at 7:39 p.m. Coach Jerry Wadleigh leads the Vikings through recent dual wins and a seventh place at the Schuyler Invitational. Notable results include nine dual wins with David Guy Aquinas scoring, and individual placers Dick Jasper and Derald Luedike among others.
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Lakeview High
Columbus
Jerry Wadleigh
Vikings
David Guy Aquinas
Dick Jasper
Schayler
Pounder
Marlin Mohrman
Bob Beiermant
Taki Hich Wee Derald Id
Ea Luedike
Sisths
Grant Grotelueschen
Dave Loseke
Wymore Southern
Jenal Schuyler
Sroteleschen
Hansen retains championship in Masters tourney
Tourney action at Coumbis Bowl shows Manse defending the Men's Masters title with an 8- a'e record and averages above 201 per game. Gary Muth was runner-up with a 4480 series, while Sir Gutlacall finished third and Abramland ended with 39 wins. details include Yong and Gottschall posting strong 12 game totals and Lakeview players contributing in the team reserve column under Coach Kevin Nolan.
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Muth
Gottschall
Quleertonland
Huskers upset Sooners in conference thriller
Nebraska surprised Oklahoma 74 to 67 as Missouri edged Kansas in overtime. Colorado upset eighth-ranked Missouri 78-? in overtime, with Oklahoma mired in the league basement after a close early deficit and late charge.
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Kansas
Lewin
Colorado
Missouri
Ne‘orska
Oklahoma
Tigers
Sooners
Kansas State
Caloracts
Missoni
Figers
Lincoln East tops Tal ed cage club
Lincoln East tops the state class A basketball poll with Lincoln Northeast dropping to third after a triple overtime loss to Lincoln High. Boys Town rises to fourth as Omaha Techno falls, while Creighton Prep and Cozad gain notice amid a crowded top 10. Nebraska’s Rose Bowl clash notes Oklahoma’s win momentum over Nebraska with late shooting opening the door for Oklahoma State?
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Associated Press
Lincoln Baskas
View Tealous
Vast
Wweck
iNea
Svasters
Lincoln Northeast
Lincoln High
Northeast
Boys Town
Trent No
Omaha Ryan
Omaha ‘Techo
Omaha North
Omaha Westside
Omaha Central
Isco High
David
Goliath
Kearney High
Crete
Cozad
ABA mum on secret cage draft to snare top players
New York AP reports the ABA held a secret draft by telephone Monday, drafting seniors and underclassmen with few names released. George Gervin, ex-Eastern Michigan, reportedly signed with Virginia Squires after leaving college amid a NCAA final controversy.
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New York
American Basketball Association
Virginia Squires
George Gervin
Ofastern
Michigan
Gervin
Pontiac
Detroit
Norfolk Virginian-Pilot
Squires
National Basketball Association
NGA
Walter Kennedy
Commissioer
Kennedy
Durlhey
Lab Stars
Tommy Burleson
North Carolina
Larry Mc
Bill Wallon
JCLA
Ed Ratleff
Long Beach State
Doug Collins
Hingis State
ABA
Goldenrod Conference Opens With Trio of Wins
Polk Polk Silver Creek and Osceola opened the Goldenrod Conference basketball tournament at Polk High School with first round victories. Polk meets Palmer at 6 p.m. tonight. semifinals Thursday and finals Friday. Polk beat Stromsburg 69 57 with Anderson and Hanquist at 16 each, Tenniges 12, Carls 10. Silver Creek defeated Fallerll 74 42 led by Don Japes 21, Jones il, Cave IV. Osceola beat Cedar Rapids 76 44 led by Tim Lamb 16, Lamb 16, Johnson 14. Gehlen 14 for the losers.
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POLK
Silver Creek
Osceola
Goldenrod
Polk High School
Palmer
Dan Gilson
Stromsburg
Wal Parminter
Jeff Rohnson
Cedar Rapids
Tim Carlson
Gind Lamb
Jeff Dohnston
Gehlen
Clarks
Wat Osceola
Person's Cagers Defeat Schuyler In League Clash
In a Phoneer League basketball game, Dick Hoth led the winners with 40 points, followed by Mark Jones. Dave Fjell added 15, Dave Kudrow and Steve Kiulman contributed 14 and Gerrard led Schuyler with 36 in a competitive matchup.
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Person's Sport Song of Columbus
Schuyler
Dick Hoth
Mark Jones
Dave Fjell
Dave Kudrow
Steve Kiulman
Gerrard
34th Men's City Bowling Tourney Sets Jan 20 Start
The 34th annual Men's City Bowling Tournament runs weekends Jan 20 21 27 28 and Feb 34 at Columbus Bowl with entries rolling in. Defending champs Deano's Diner set a city record with 2008 wins and 3040 handicap. Larry Romberger and George Engel earned multiple honors while Arnberger Cottschall led doubles. Hall of Fame belt holder Fred Speck posted a high single and total.
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Columbus Bowl
Deano
Larry
Romberger
George Engel
Bob Arnberger
Stan Cottschall
Tony Hansen
Doug Easton
Hall of Fame
Fred Speck
Albegents
Joe Wrwin
Lhen Miller
Brestel leads high school league bowling meet
Brestel tops the High Senior League with a standout 2M games on roll for ADL series at Boulevard Lanes. Girls Janine Lovell and Sue Paprocki post strong totals, while Linda Brockman leads Stremmer League with 4319 singlemen and 50 threesone. Columbus Stech adds 751 team game and 2196 trio. Paul Liekhus 200, Jim McWilliams 434. Sue Ree Honey 844 in seam game. Cooley's Office Machines finish 2174.
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Craig Brestel
Boulevard Lanes
Janine Lovell
Sue Ree Honey
Cooley
Subs named for NBA All Star game
New York AP reports Bill Cradley was chosen by the West Coaches to play in the NBA All Star Game in Chicago on January 11 his first career selection. Substitutes include Beachey Thyes Jo Jo While from Philadelphia Sack Maria and Bob Kauliivaty.
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New York
Bill Cradley
National Basketball Association
Chicago
NBA
Walter Remedy
Beachey
Mkvin Thyes
Baltimore
Jo Jo
Boston
Hol Flock
Philadelpha
Sack Maria
Houston
Bob Kauliivaty
West
Chet Walker
Chicago Bulls
Dave Bing
Bob Jernier
Detroit
Gail Goodrich
Los Angeles
Thurmons
Gould
Bob Dandridge
Miln
Nebraska Prep Basketball Scores in Valley Divisions
Nebraska prep basketball results show Republican Valley first round games with Lincoln area teams winning and losing in early rounds. Notable scores include Oxford 66 over Heriraid 63 and Arapahoes 78 over Cantrige 1. Some lines are garbled but indicate multiple conference matchups across East and West divisions with towns such as Kenesaw Alma Nelson Franklin Blue Hill and Goldenrad.
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Soonor
John MacLeod
Neird
Adams
Nebraska Prep
Associated Press
Oxford
Raguitean Valley
Kenesaw
Orients
Alma
Nelson
Franklin
Blue Hill
Goldenrad
Polk
Park
Stromsburg
Silver Creek
Clarks
Osceols
Cedar Rapids
Pioneer
Geneva
Davenport
Clay Center
Tobias-Aeridian
Exeter
Javerence
Broning
Fuirmont
Dorchester
Midget League Winners Noted In Basketball Action
Midget League winners noted amid Wing games and fall action. Teams and players listed include Packers with Jim Hoge Todd Robinson and Kevin Sooners. American Legion Kings with Gus Duren and Greg Libens. Knights with Bret Rumot and Jon Jesonh. Chargers with Ald Martinson and Kolary Tears. Reds and Bulls in late results.
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Agles Packers
Jim Hoge
Aunt Larua
American Legion Kings
Todd Robinson
Gus Duren
Kevin Sooners
Greg Libens
David Lange
Steve Zoura
David Reiser
Ties Francos
Brad Joseke
Hodney Lange
Dayere Knights
Bret Rumot
Jon Jesonh
Steve Krings
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CHS
Columbus High
Lincoln
Coldearod
Gary Muth
North Carolina State
Seltuday
LOLA
Carolina St
Nia
Maryland
Ng Beach St
Minnesotes
Marquette Ie
Providence
San Franciscns
Jah
Alabama
Icuston Ie
Southivemerm la
Wangas St
Jacksonville
Lanie
John's
Vanderbilt Nsaw
Florida St
I. Danisville
Brigham Monhaffar
Memphis
Murray
Notre Dawe
Ura Roberts
Pan
Purdue
Epi's
Santa Clara
Carolina
Tempester
Vi Ique Tech
Randy Kurtenbach
Dianne Berry
Mari Badie
Dodgers
North Bend Gals
Kings Triumph
Vincot
Telegram
Jon
Cail Mbys
Lakeview Matmen
Columbus IV
Hansen
Zavedsky
Vutedttke
Kevin Nolan
Millard
Beatrice
Lin Recorus Meyer T
Jel Prasee
Volta
Murphy
Nis Wasco
Ini Brive Sours
Ie Gottsell
Huskers
Lincoln East Top Taled Cage Club
Gods
Pat Kelly
Lee
Haven
Scott Wedman
Upbn Brown
Steve Blind
Norm Stewart
Lee Harris
Oklaloma
Oak A
Harris
Alvan
Leonhard
Person
Sylvania Television
P &E Electronics
Bill Kuta and
Gary Pelan
Phane
Brestel
Dim King of
Mian Beach
Colonie Hill
Hauppauge
Arapahoes
Beaver City
Lesington St
Ehwood
Schuyle
Columbus Telegram
Oligibia
Ttes
Carrion
Columbus ‘Telegram
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