Norfolk Catholic and Scotus face 6-2 records Friday night
Norfolk Catholic and Scotus Central Catholic, both 6-2, meet on Scotus’s court after a post-storm layoff. Scotus’s health is improving with 6-7 center Conrad Slusarski limited but possible. Norfolk Catholic shows a strong front line led by Jeff Hauser and Kevin Bomar with solid guards, and Coach Spencer emphasizes aggressive defense and role players.
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Scotus Central Catholic to run fifth annual intramural youth hoops
The Scotus athletic department announces a fifth annual intramural grade school basketball program with separate clinics for fifth and sixth graders from 11 30 a m to 1 p m and seventh and eighth graders from 2 30 p m to 3 00 p m on opening Saturday at the Scotus gym. Younger players will learn fundamentals then begin league play on Saturdays and Sundays through February. Two divisions will run for fifth and sixth graders and for seventh and eighth graders open to all fifth to eighth graders. Friday's non conference game. an upcoming Scotus visit to Aquinas will affect standings in the Centennial and Catholic conferences.
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Grid letters to area athletes at Kearney State College
58 men at Kearney State College recommended for varsity football letters. Senior Rich Ksiarek of Fullerton is one of eight seniors recommended for his fourth grid monogram. Outer area residents include juniors Tim Christo of Albion Dennis Donnelly of Genoa Randy Schreier of City and freshman Lyle Asche of Lakeview.
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Albion
Dennis Donnelly
Genoa
Randy Schreier
City
Lyle Asche
Lakeview
Viking fresh record 5 0 with win over Scotus
Lakeview Freshman boosted season mark to 5 0 by topping Scotus 66 55. Welgen led scoring with 19 as Iverson added 15 and Witke 13. Scotus receivers Brezinski 17 and Trewnan 15 provided the main challenge in a game marked by 24 assists and 10 turnovers.
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Four CHS Gridders Named to All American Honors
Four Columbus High senior football players earned high school All American and all conference recognition. Kent Franzen and three backs Greg Wiseman Steve Schumacher and Wayne Krueger highlighted by athletic ability, sportsmanship and academics. Franzen ranks high in class and is son of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Franzen.
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Harry Schumacher
Leray Krueger
Canadiens edge Bruins 5 to 3 in NHL clash
United Press International reports the Montreal Canadiens defeated the Boston Bruins 5 to 3 as Yvan Cournoyer scored twice and the Canadiens extended an unbeaten streak to 21 games. Montreal outshot Boston 39-23 and stifled a strong power play in the first period.
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Atlanta
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Pacers End Nets Magic With Western Lead Gap
Indiana Pacers downed the New York Nets to drop them from top of the Fast. Indiana, a 19-22 club, sits 18 games behind Denver after the Nuggets beat San Diego 121-109. Kentucky also beat Virginia Squires 108-102, putting them a half game ahead of New York.
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Mourning dove and pheasant bills spark state debate
The state legislature reintroduces a mourning dove hunting bill amid expected defeat after days of debate. A pheasant hunting bill proposes a 10 day season as pheasants remain scarce. The Twins may shift Harmon Killebrew to Kansas City after 20 years with Minnesota, ending a longtime home career.
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Colts name new coach with two quarterback plan
Ted Marchibroda, former Washington Redskins assistant, was named Baltimore Colts head coach on a three year contract. He will work with quarterbacks Bert Jones and Mark Domres, noting Jones has no limits and only needs direction. The Colts, led by GM Joe Thomas and owner Robert Irsay, have had four head coaches in three years.
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Joe Thomas
Hobert Irsay
12 pro greats will be honored at Bill Corum Dinner
NEW YORK (UPI) A dozen of professional basketball's greatest personalities from the last 58 years will be honored by the Max Kase Sports Lodge of B'nai B'rith at its annual Bill Corum Memorial Dinner Saturday at the Hotel Roosevelt. Honorees include NBA Commissioner J Walter Kenney as Man of the Year in sports, Red Auerbach Wayne Embry Danny Biasone Eddie Gotlieb Willis Reed Richie Guerin Jack Twyman Paul Arizin Bob Davies Sam Jones Dolph Schayes Hill Sharman and George Mikan, all on the NBA Silver Anniversary Team.
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Cincinnati Royals
Paul Arizen
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Sam Jones
Dolph Schayes
Hill Sharman
George Mikan
Tucson Open kicks off as Miller shines after Phoenix win
Johnny Miller, after a Phoenix Open record win and eight tour titles in 1974, begins the Tucson Open week amid strong form. He reflects on his season start, noting confidence in two practice rounds and delivering another reminder to rivals including Arnold Palmer among 149 pros teeing off today. Dean Martin-Tucson praise follows Miller's solid play as the event opens.
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Discoverers face three tough league outings
Columbus Discoverers prepare for three East Big Ten tests in five days under coach Denny Bargen. They seek first home win since Dec. 7, hosting Fremont Friday then Hastings Saturday and Grand Island Tuesday. Fremont leads scoring with Mark Legband and Greg Olson, while Hastings trends strong with Doug Phelps and Mark McVicker leading the attack. Grand Island rides a four-game win streak, paced by Jim Meyer and Steve Frei.
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Mark Legband
Kevin Odenreider
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Hick Hansen
Jerry Detmer
Gregg Kupfer
Dick Luebbe
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Norfolk
CHS
al Lowe
Lincoln High
North Platte
Doug Phelps
Mark McVicker
Jeff Kerr
Kipp Petersen
Craig Harris
Millard
Islanders
Kearney
Jim Meyer
Steve Frei
Paul Trivschamn
Jeff Finn
Dick Huebner
Bargen
Lowell Greenwall
Tim Lemke
Todd Trofhotz
Vikings Seek Momentum After Three-Week Layoff
Lakeview Vikings return from a three week break with home game against Elkhorn and a road tilt at Utica Centennial. Centennial beat Lakeview 67-64 last season and hosts a tougher defense, while Elkhorn features height with two inside players. Albion and Madison games were postponed or moved. Albion makeup set for next Tuesday, Madison rescheduled for Feb 11.
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Gablenz and Piller pace Cornhuskers at Columbus Bowl
Don Gablens posted a 45 gate and Bruce Piller rang up 4 617 series to highlight Cornhusker League action in Columbus Bowl. Piller had 222 194 and 201 games for a 600 series, with teammates Paben 212 Walter 200 Bar nshoek 200 Torsen 225 Lichtenberg 225 Karel 216 and Dolezal 205. Lark Bar led team shooting with 912 and 2 641. Ann Brandt added 199 and 537 in the Coffee Cup League while Sugar claimed 659 and 4 810. Fran Carlson led the League of Jewels with 188 and 514, Dora Hage 505. The Agates reached 637 and 1 810.
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Dora Hage
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Osceola Wins Dual In Tight Wrestling Meet
Osceola edged Palmer 33 30 in a 3 point dual. Key falls came from Kevin Glause 98, Randy Glause 112, Teo Glause 138 and Dan Kreis 185 as Osceola dominated with several decisions and pins en route to a weekend invitational.
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Four to Enter Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton
George Connor Dante Lavelli Lenny Moore and Roosevelt Brown will be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame on August 2 in Canton. The selection was made by a 27 member board during its New Orleans meeting last Saturday as part of Super Bowl weekend. The event will be highlighted by the Hall of Fame exhibition game between the Cincinnati Bengals and the Washington Redskins.
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Blair signs Expos pitching prospect for 1975 season
Montreal Expos pitcher Dennis Blair, 20, from Middletown Ohio, who went 11-7 as a rookie, signed for 1975. He was the third player on the Expos 40-man winter roster to sign, joining Barry Foote and Mike Jorgensen who had signed earlier.
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Karnik fires 700 series tops Columbus bowling
Karnik rolled 269 221 210 for a 700 series in the Centennial League at Boulevard Lanes, earning a $100 award from Keen Korner. Other Centennials included Ryans 697, Schuele 606, Wetten 605 and Gottschall 626 in a night of primes, with women led by Schoeps 457.
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John Marinelli
Vern McClurg
Kim Struebing
Vern van Dyke
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Cliff Langan
Hank Moeller
Jake Busse
Ken Wilt
Randy Keomland
Jem Morgan
Vernon Schoeps
Denny van Winkle
Bob Jokerst
Forbes Faces Nightmares After Boucha Incident
Boston Bruins forward Dave Forbes says the stick attack on Minnesota North Stars winger Henry Boucha haunts him as Boucha’s prognosis remains unclear. NHL president Clarence Campbell calls the incident one of the most vicious he has faced, while Forbes serves a 10 game suspension amid a Minnesota assault indictment.
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