Nebraska and Iowa State Lead Scoreboard Tally Wide
Nebraska 49 Iowa State 4 leads in a crowded college basketball scoreboard from United Press International. Doane 8 Midland 65 Wayne State 91 Pittsburg Emporia State 97 Kearney State 90 Concordia 106 Dana 101 Hastings 93 Nebraska Wesleyan 73 Creighton 100 Gonzaga 83 women and girls prep results follow with numerous district and invitational games across Nebraska and surrounding teams.
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Marquette tops Notre Dame in televised clash
Marquette, ranked ninth, beat Notre Dame 78-69 as guard Butch Lee led with 27 points and Ellis added 12 in the second half rally that broke open a close game. The Warriors ran their win streak to seven and improved to 11-2 while Toby Knight scored 19 for Notre Dame.
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Columbus VFW fighters split four junior bouts
Columbus VFW juniors smoker in Lincoln produced four bouts. Adam defeated Tom Kelly of Chapman by unanimous decision as Pat Sackett praised Adam’s improvement. Sipple beat Kelly in a 55 pound fight featured on TV while Tom Sackett won over Rick Overton of Hastings. Sipple bled early but fought on. Grause stopped after a bloody nose against Stuart Mart. Next Columbus event set for Jan 29 in Chapman for juniors only.
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Henderson-Henderson Tops Genoa 82 70 in Fourth Straight Win
The Henderson-Henderson Huskies improved to 5 4 with an 82 70 victory over Genoa on Saturday. Five players reached double figures led by Randy Huebert with 19 and Barry Janzen with 18. Genoa's Tom Czapla poured in 28 as the Orioles face Silver Creek in Goldenrod Conference tournament opening round at Fullerton.
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Sayers Voted Into Hall of Fame With 1977 Inductees
Canton Ohio reports five players named to the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Sayers and Starr join Forrest Gregg Frank Gifford and Bill Willis as the 1977 inductees to the shrine.
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Buffs Upset Wildcats in Colorado Coach Blast
Colorado pulled a 73 68 upset as Coach Bill Blair was ejected after a confrontation with referee Dave Phillips late in the game. The victory came amid a week of up and down Big Eight action with Iowa State at Kansas and Missouri visiting Colorado among schedule notes.
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Board meeting at Grand Island Community Education Center
The Ce Technical Community College Area board will meet at 7 00 p m on Monday January 24 1977 in the conference room at Grand Island Community Education Center 3134 West Highway 34 Grand Island Nebraska. Agenda available from the Secretary to the President First Federal Building 1811 West Second Street Grand Island Nebraska.
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Jockey Steve Cauthen's Record 23 Wins in Six Days
At 16 Steve Cauthen, the apprentice from Walton Kentucky, rides with rare poise. He tallied 23 wins in six days at New York tracks, matching a modern record and drawing comparisons to legends like Willie Shoemaker.
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Waverly Tops Lakeview In Seward Invitational Consolation
Waverly defeated Lakeview 41 to 29 in the consolation round as Lakeview’s Brenda Janssen fouled out with nine points and DeLoris Behle drew four fouls. Seward edged Schuyler 43 to 41 in the finals while Waverly outscored Schuyler 17 to 7 in the fourth.
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Notre Dame to meet UCLA in Sunday basketball clash
The writer previews college hoops with Notre Dame touring UCLA and mentions wanting more TV coverage of San Francisco Dons. He notes the Dons' size, ranking, and a few players. Horse racing details include Staroscik stable at Fonner Park with 26 horses and Aji Jay headlining. meet runs March 3 to April 30.
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Humphrey Bulldogs Hold On for Victory Over Clearwater
Humphrey beat Clearwater 65 to 52 as coach Doug rallied the team with free throws and a stingy fourth quarter. The win snaps a six game skid and sets up exploits against Spalding Friday and Rising City Saturday.
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Baldwin Wins Stock Car Race Riverside Upset
In Riverside California Ivan The Terrible Baldwin claimed victory in a stock car race his second career win. He dominated the field driving to the checkered flag and earning top honors for the event conducted by UPI reports.
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West tops East in Japan Bowl at National Stadium
Vince threw two touchdowns to lead the West to a 21-10 victory over the East before 58,000 fans. Don Hasselbeck of Colorado caught an 11 yard pass from Ferragamo and Keith Hartwig of Arizona snagged a 28 yard scoring pass in the second quarter. The West added another TD in the fourth.
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