Maroons top Fremont in key Big Ten battle
CHS riding a late surge defeats Fremont 42 44 to end theVisitors eight game unbeaten streak. Nelson leads CHS with 20 points, Kincaid 12, Klutman 7, while Fremont’s Dyson, Robeson, and Bahe contribute in a hard fought clash. Rebounding favors CHS 33 card.
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Platte County
AL Valewen
CHS
Hastings
Scott Nelson
Stuart Bullington
Dave Kincaid
Terry Rogers
Neil Klutman
Johnson
Tigers
Hitech Bahe
Nelson
Incald
Fremont
Mark _ Robeson
Columbus
Rogers
Wollg
Roy Orr
Bullington
Kincaid
Sty
Bas Dekker
Cus
Bullington Layin
Talrowing
Ritch Bahe
al Johnson
Dodge County
Maples
Dyson
Kiutman
Ritch Baha
Helders
Robeson
Klutman
Rick Hermansen
Bale Hapweai
Wbowe
Astern
Alot Chlohus
Iss
Seah Nelson
Don Dyson
Rick Hermarsen
Harney leads Phoenix Open in third round surge
Paul Harney, a low-volume pro from Sutton Massachusetts, holds a one stroke lead entering the third round of the Phoenix Open at Phoenix Country Club. He is eight under par after rounds of 69 and 69, with challengers including Larry Ziegler Howie Johnson and defending champion Gene Littler close behind.
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Phoenin
Actz
UPT
Paul Harney
Ure
Ant
Sutton
Mass
Harney
Larry Ziegler
Howie Johnson
Gene Littler
Terry Dill
Red Funselh
Phil Rodgers
Colleammes
Dave Hillwitty
Rank Beard
Orville Moody
George Archer
Tony Jacklin
Leon Miller Paces Pawnee League Bowling Action
Leon Miller led Pawnee League play at Columbus Bowl on Friday night with top games totaling 224, 99, and 101 for a 224 series in a busy score night. Fred Garber rolled the highest individual game at 226, with notable scores from Wieser Walter Harral and others as teams posted strong counts.
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Columbus Bowl
Fred Garber
Pete Wieser
Don Walter
Rick Harral
Harry Mielak
del Triebwasser
Carl Myba
Ery Wieser
Lee Morgan
Ensle Christensen
Knicks Rally As Reed Shakes Off Ailment In Win Over Pistons
Willis Reed overcame stomach pains to score eight straight in the third quarter as the Knicks edged the Pistons 108 to 104. Reed added 14 rebounds and eight blocks while Dave Bing led Detroit with 29 points. The Knicks grabbed first in the Eastern Division while Detroit stayed last in the West.
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United Press International
Willis Read
Detroit
Knicks
Pistons
Reed
New York
Lind
Dave Bing
Milwaukee
Siee Haines
Boston
Atlanta Hawks
Jeaders
Cincinnati Royals
Columbia
S.C
Hawks
Chicago
Lot Fludion
Lather Rackley
Royals
Lenny Wilkens
Seattle SuperSonics
Chicago Bulls
Bulls
Los Angeles Lakers
Jerry West
Collies
Larry Siegfried
Wally Jones
Philadelphia ?Iers
Sue Franvisen Warriors
Richardson to Coach South Carolina Baseball
Former Yankee Bobby Richardson signed a two year contract to lead the University of South Carolina baseball program. He will also aid in recruiting, replacing Jackie Powers who stepped back from coaching baseball to focus on football. Dietzel stated he had sought Richardson for two years before agreeing.
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UPI
New York
Bobby Richardson
University of South Carolina
Richardson
Yankees
South Carolina
Sumter
Richardson Syay
Paul Dietzel
Yankee
Dietzel
Gomrack
Jackie Powers
Dintzel
Powers
Wayne State Closes Week Ranked 13th in NAIA Ratings
Kansas City. Wayne State College of Nebraska is ranked No 13 in NAIA ratings this week with a 13 1 record. Stephen F Austin College of Texas remains on top with a 12 0 slate after Nebraskas Wildcats held steady in the rankings.
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Kansas City
Nebraska
Wayne State College
Wildcats
Stephen F. Austin College of Texas
CHS reserves stay unbeaten as 71-18 win over Fremont
Columbus reserves extended their unbeaten streak to seven with a 71-18 victory over Fremont Jayvees. Tom Zimmerman led scoring with 15, while Heiser 13 and McLaughlin 11 fueled the Columbus attack. The team dominated rebounds and drew 52 free throws as Fremont shot 17 of 42 from the floor.
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Columbus
Fremont Jayvees
Dave Swarte
Discoverers
Tigers
Tom Zimmerman
Tom Heiser
Tim McLaughlin
Swartzmen
Dimmeman
Fremont Wilting
Close race for last place tight in ABA West
In a tight Western Division contest, the Los Angeles Stars beat the Washington Caps 126-119 to move within a half game of the cellar. Mo Calvin tallied 32 for LA, while Andy Anderson added 22 as the Stars closed strong in the final period.
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Union Press
Farnationaires
Los Angeles Stars
Mo Calvin
New Orleans
Calvin
Andy Anderson
Los Angeles
Caps
Steve Jones
Jackie Moreland
Red Robbins
Mike Buller
New Orleans Bucs
Pittsburgh Pipers
Bucs
Denverers
George Peeples
Carolina Congara
Kentucky Colonels
Levern Farr
Walt Simon
New York Nets
Miami Floridians
Elkhorn tops Lakeview as Schmidt nets 29 in loss
Elkhorn Antlers beat Lakeview Vikings 79 66 behind strong outside shooting by Trader Gottsch and Clantin. Jed Schmidt tallied 29 points and 10 rebounds for Lakeview, while Steve McWilliams added 13 for Elkhorn and Schmidt 23 for Lakeview in a fast paced Douglas County game.
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Jim Havelka
Lakeview High School
Jed Schmidt
Elkhorn
Vikings
Douglas County
Anslet_cagers
Mike Trader
Pat Gottsch
Butke
Ngs
Trader
Steve Mcwilliams
Schmidt
Gene Kruger
McWilliams
Antiers
Antlers
Scott Clantin
A &2
Gollseh
Me Williams
Lakeview
Keugermen
Ashland
Clarkson
Anster
Jerry Jorgensen
Paul Janwick
Rosing Vikings
Varatly
Neore
Trader Gottsen
Peti Schmidt
Beall Isouj
Pilten
Arters
Lakeview KS
Nebraska Cage Scores Show Mixed High School Results
A long list of basketball scores from Nebraska games and tournaments shows Wayne defeating Chadron 69 to 44 while Western beat McCook 95 to 67. The rundown includes many high school teams such as Bellevue, Beatrice, Lincoln High, Gering, North Platte, Kearney, and Scottsbluff with varied outcomes across the state.
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Nebraska
United Press International College
Wayne
Chadron
Neb. Western
McCook
Hiram Sett
Great Falls
K.C. Metro
Fairbury
Valentine O'Neill
Henderson
Gr. Island
Lincoln SE
Gr. ‘Island
Orleans
Beaver City
Aurore
Central
City
Lexington
Minden
Clarks
Polk
Superior
Deshler
Palmer
Silver Crock
Holstein
Campbell
Albion
Carra-Centura
North Platte
Harvard
Sandy Creek
Geneva
Adams Central
Shelton
Ravenna
Clarkson
Elgin
Pope John
St. Paul
Ora
Gothenburg
Gr. Island Co
Arapahoe
Franklin
Norfolk Cath
Columbus
Norfolk
Hastings
York
Grete
Wilcox
Overton
Oxford
Lexington St.Ann
Bertrand
Elwood
Kearnay Cath
Amherst
Wood River
Republican Valley
Bartley
Sargent
Ansley
Fimcreek
Axtel
Pierce
Bloomfield
No. Loup Scot
Peal M
Bradshaw
Doniphan Trumbull
Guide Tock Chambers
Bartlett
Hastings St.Dee
Gibbon
Cambridge
Alma
SL Edward
Lindsay HY
Medicine Val
Culbertson
Kearney
Scottsbluff
Twitchell Becomes Seventh Pilot to Sign 1970 Contract
Seattle Pilot pitcher Wayne Twitchell, a right hander, signed his 1970 contract Friday becoming the club's seventh to sign. He was obtained from Houston in exchange for pitcher Mike Marshall in a trade that shaped the roster outlook.
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Seattle
UPI
Wayne Twitchell
Friday
Seattle Pilot
Twitchell
Houston
Mike Marshall
Beavers Rally For Win In Mid-State Clash
St Edward nips Lindsey Holy Family 71 to 70 after a 24 point third quarter surge. Steve Flaherty led with 22 points while Tom Nicklasson and Rod Dasa added 16 and 12. Virgil Pfeister paced Lindsay Holy Family with 15 and Allen Hemmer and John Pfeifer had 14 apiece. St Edward advances to Goldenrod Tournament opener versus Osceola next Tuesday.
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St, Edward
Beaver
Lindsey Holy Family Bulldogs
Steve Flaherty
Beavers
Tom Nicklasson
Roddasa
St. Edward
Virgil Pfeister
Allen Hemmer
John Pfeifer
SL Edward
Osceola
Early Norfolk Catholic splurge sparks victory
Norfolk Catholic built a fast lead with Larry Ollo scoring early as Scotus Central Catholic struggled to close the gap. The Knights pulled away in the second half, 72-59, with key plays from Denney Otto and Paul Lake. Scotus’ Ralph Tinius led scoring with 21 before fouling out, Mausbach added 11, and Luebe sparked a late push.
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Ray Gattermeyer
Larry Ollo
Norfolk Catholic
Aie Wi
Scotus Central Catholic
Vern Younger
Knights
Otto
Norfolk
Seals
Doug Denney
Dave Placek
Bob Locke
Columbus
Scolus
Ralph Tinius
Denney
Terry Lastreiter
Mike McMeekin
Kern -Polak
Paul Lake
Uie
Terry Mausbach
Greens
Whitt
Wildin
Scotus
Parte
Luebe
Denney Wit
Tinius
Mausbach
Tracy Grubaugh
Shamrocks
David City Aquinas
Fremont Bergan
Ron Luebe
Larry Honke
Keith Edison
Honke
Vom Jicha
Dan Brock
Frank Mielak
Duane Heimann
Tim Mimick
Tor Zahavna
Dave Schaecher
Varsity
Five 200 games noted at Boulevard Lanes event
Five 200s were bowled at Boulevard Lanes in the Thunderbolt Teague event led by Joe Rorup with a 234. Shane Paprocki posted 212 and 211 games toward a 612 series, with Joel Walton 212 and Jim Mueller 208. State Family Insurance led team scoring with a 62 game and 2,485 series as Tadean Fong made a 1-10 conversion.
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Boulevard Lanes
Joe Rorup
Shane Paprocki
Joel Walton
Jim Mueller
State Faminy Insurance
Tadean Fong
Speed Queen
Nefs
Neema Behlen
Jean Brase
Jan Karn
Jo Saka
Trusty
Rebels
Deano
Diner
Rites today for Johnny Murphy Mets executive dies at 61
Funeral services for Johnny Murphy former general manager of the New York Mets were set for 10 am at St Josephs Remap Catholic Church in Bronxville New York He died Wednesday night after a heart attack at 61 Murphy built the foundation of the World Series winning teams last year and no replacement has been named front office duties are split among Jim Thomson Joe McDonald and Bob Schelfing
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New York
UPT
Johnny Murphy
New York Mets
St. Joseph's Remap Catholic
Bronxville
Murphy
Yankees
Mets
Jim Thomson
Joe McDonald
Bob Schelfing
Columbus Junior High Freshmen Swim Historic First Victory
Columbus Junior High freshmen seed Ryen Key lead a historic win as Norfolk loses 56 to 44 in a three year sport stint. Coach Clem Morgan was celebrated in the pool as Ted Kyser and Brooke Pierson starred for Columbus with multiple events won. Jediv Guatiat and Dedrickson also earned top places.
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Columbus
Ryen Key
Norfolk
Clem Morgan
Panther
Ted Kyser
Brooke Pierson
Jediv Guatiat
Dedrickson
Jeff Degn
Kyster
Ron Zola
Paul Dunlop
Craig Fullerton
Jim Mercer
Robb Curtis
Pierson
Johansen
Wiliheld
Morgen
Bernie Moran
Fremont
Columnus
Mark McClusky
Bahatrokes
Steve. R Rodgers
Iy Schacter
Dving
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Colibus
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Fighting Maroonmen
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Don Dylon
Phoenix
Leon Miller
Ryta
Body Shop
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Watheran Church League
George Wolf
Yel
Harry Meyer
Wa Jaigleton
Gary Badie
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Sam ‘Hellbusch
Jonn Moeller
Superstreet
Charolotte Wiesser
Jan Podany
Sambas
Wayne State
Dirk Hoth
Dick Hansen
Seve
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Heiser
McLaughlin
Holh
Gary Twansky
Hansen
Frank Brower
Dave Condreau
Jon Abegglen
Dave Carroll
Big Quarter
Peps
Curt Flood
Warwick Hotel
Bowie Kuhn
Flood
Bcotus Central
Faer
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Honke Crubaugh
Polsk Tlensey
Faektraan
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Randy Ded
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Bon Netto
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Air Mevec
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Mike Nyhsier
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Ted Heat
Solero
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Debi Curtis
Slryen
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Nowmore
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