Potter Miller pace win over Hastings
Potter and Miller led Calumbug High in a 63 57 victory over Hastings. Potter scored a season high 21 points while Miller added 12, Brower contributed 13, and Reiner fouled out trying to stop Potter. The Discoverers improved to 6 1 in league play with a 63 0 win and set up Friday away game at Uneasy High.
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Vernon Davis
Larry Cattul
Scott Trosdale
Jon Wagner
Ron Strickler
Tom Walters
Tick Dozeph
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Pete Maes
Collins
David City Tops Milford for 8-1 Mark
David City beat Milford 71-55 as coach Dick Muma’s scouts opened with a 26-12 first quarter run and built a 23 point lead after three. Rick Stonecker 64 led winners with 23, Greg Sabala and Bob Moratta 16 each for Milford, Randy Rath 21 for Milford. Scoring by quarters Milford 12 18 18 7 David City 26 23 11 7.
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David City
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Coreh
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Greg Sabala
Bob Mor
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Huskers Rally For Third Straight Conference Win
Nebraska trailed Colorado 28 23 at halftime before a second half surge, using a full court press to win 67 53. Tom Bryan led with 17 points as five Cornhuskers reached double figures, with Mike Peterson 13, Al Nissen 12, Tom Gregory 11, and Chuck Atura 11. Jura scored his 1000th career point after halftime amid regional TV coverage.
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Colorado
Cornhuskers
Manio Man Press
Farvant
Tom Bryan Teek
Mike Peterson
al Nissen
Tom Gregory
Chuckatura Esed
Jura
Dence
Nebraska Cage Scores Mixed Results Across State
A sprawling roundup lists basketball scores with Nebraska teams facing Colorado Kansas Oklahoma State and others. Notable tallies include Kansas 55 Nebraska 6 and Oklahoma 78 Missouri 77 while prep and junior college results feature Creighton high school games and a Kingston Jamaica soccer tie between the United States Olympic squad and Jamaica ending 1-1.
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Kansas
Oklahoma State
Kansas State
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Missouri
Neb Fresh
Central City
Nawells
Wisner- Pilger
Kearney
Met Kimball
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G. Is. CC
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Loup County
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Lyman
Mallen
Hyannis
Neligh
Bere
Niobrara
Crofton
North Platte
Seana
Kingston
Jamaica
Torgat
Marquette 5 routs Terriers in Crossroads action
Visiting Marquette sails to a 65-22 halftime lead and a 81-47 win over Rising City in Crossroads Conference play. Leong Jensen tops the 72 club with 19 points, Dave Struching adds 12 for Coach William Farrar's Terriers. Rising City hosts Hordville Friday and Humphrey Saturday.
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Marquette
Ity Leong Jensen
Dave Struching
William Farrar
Terriers
Hordville
Humphrey
Tiaing City
Aquinas splits weekend games
Aquinas High School moved to 28 wins after a 87 88 victory over Osceola and a 7149 setback to West Point Central Catholic. The Monarchs pressed causing 30 Osceola turnovers as Rich Gillespie and Greg Scholz led with 14 points apiece and pulled down many boards. Colin McKeag scored 10 for the Bulldogs, now 4 6. WPCC dominated with 20 Gillespie points and 11 rebounds, while Joa Mell added 30 for the winners. Aquinas heads to Columbus Scefus Friday.
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West Point Central Catholic
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Greg Scholz
Colin McKeag
Bulldogs
WPCC
Gillespie
Dale Kerkman
Joa Mell
Columbus AAU Swim Team Dominates Grand Island Meet
Columbus AAU swimmers defeated Grand Island in a Family Y Pool meet. The girls dominated open and age-group events with strong showings from Columbus and local athletes. Several team members, led by coaches, will travel to Lincoln on Saturday for a regional meet.
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Lincoln
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Ant Eigen
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Karen Gehring
Enks
Sterhoudt
Jenten Gebrl
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Ros
Grand Aed Mtenon Ae Gouinuns
Hansen tops Masters field with 220 average
Tony Hansen led the Men's Masters at Columbus Bowl posting a 12 game total of 2653 and a 220 average. Harold Kromland Gary Muth and Duane Stenger also posted over 200 averages as 12 games determine the four finalists for the June 30 head to head petition.
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Tony Hansen
Columbus Bowl
Runnnerup Harold Kromland
Gary Muth
Duane Stenger
Muth
Stenger
Bob Arnberger
Gary Badie
Joe Erwin
Ne Karnik
Martin Cattan
Stan Gottschall
Ardeam Stone
Fred Leonhard
Bilstein Puckett Take Doubles Honors At Boulevard
Dennis Bilstein and Ann Puckett scored 628 to win Sunday night TV scotch doubles at Boulevard series. The Andersons second with 612, Thiele and Kromland third with 603. Special TV drawing named Gerry and Ann Lentz to compete next Sunday for a chance to go to Omaha in five weeks on Channel 7 Bawling at Leisure.
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Ann Puckett
Gloria Anderson
Paryl Thiele
Judy Kromland
Marty
Sharon Laulriklos
Dick Crumley
Barb Hueltner
Jerry
Judy Nielson
Ron
Marion Nelson
Andersons
Crumsey-Hueliner
Laudenkioses
Bilstein Puckett
Gerry
Ann Lentz
Omaha
Channel 7
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Cowboys win Super Bowl in dominating running attack
Dallas Cowboys claim the world championship after a record breaking ground game scores 252 rushing yards led by Duane Thomas. Roger Staubach coolly passes for two touchdowns as the defense stifles Miami. The win caps a 10 game winning streak and cements Dallas as a top NFL dynasty.
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UPI
Dallas Cowboys
Cowboys
Tom Landry
Miami Dolphins
Jolly Roger Starback
Duane Thomas
Landry
Pane Stadium
Freshmen Eligible Shake Up College Sports
Freshmen are likely to play varsity football and basketball next year across many colleges as conferences weigh eligibility rules. The Big Ten Big Eight and other leagues consider freshman status this week, while NU leads with a 3-0 home record and major matches and TV events draw attention.
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Paul Ernst
Kansas State edges Iona State in Dust Bowl chaos
In Ahearn Fieldhouse Kansas State beat Iona State 63 to 58 as dust from the court fouled play. coach Hartman blamed the dirty floor and stale air for a flat crowd and odd atmosphere. Kansas State starts Big Eight play with a win and faces Kansas next.
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Nianth
Kansas State
Iona State
Jack Hartman
Owa State
Cyclones
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Mack
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Galhgaldo Leads Barcelona to ProAm Victory in Bahamas
Angel Galhutdo of Barcelona posted a final round to Sunday for a 251 total to lead his team to a four stroke victory in the BOAC ProAm Golf Tournament staged in Freeport Bahamas.
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Bahamas
UPI
Angel Galhutdo
Barcelona
Spain
Nebraska coach Devaney labeled season's most incredible upset
The Denver Post blasted the American Football Coaches Association for not naming Bob Devaney coach of the year in 1971. The editorial argued Devaney and Nebraska’s 127-288 record over 15 years proves he is among the best in a difficult profession, despite Alabama’s Bear Bryant receiving the award.
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American Football Coaches — Association
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Devaney
American Football Coaches Association
Bob Devaney
Alabama
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