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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1975

Page

4

Scotus nets seventh win as Norfolk Catholic fall 77 to 50

Scotus Shamrocks improve to 7-2 with a 77-50 victory over Norfolk Catholic. Kurt Kline leads with 18 points, Greg Grabaugh adds 11, and John Fischer 12 as Scotus never trails, then heads to David City Aquinas for a key Centennial and Catholic Conference clash. Norfolk Catholic drops to 3-? with top scorers Kevin Uomar and Mike Hupp each with 12.

Kay Gattermeyer Central Catholic Basketeers Jas Norfolk Catholic Frank Spencer Shamrocks David City Aquinas Invaders Scolus Kurt Kline John Kline Grubaugh Fischer Knight Kevin Uomar Mike Hupp Norfolk Catholic

Hastings Here Tonight CHS Stuns Tigers For First Victory

Columbus High School upset Fremont Columbus, 27 point margin, led by first time starters Jay Loeke and Scott Schaefer. Schaefer, Greenwall, Loeke scored, Bargen praised effort as CHS built a large halftime lead then held off late comeback. Columbus hosts Hastings next, first home game since Dec. 6.

Fremont Columbus High Tiger Maples CHS Tigers Jay Loeke Scott Schaefer Loeke Schaefer T Loeke Dermy Bargen Columbus Hastings Bargen al Bahe Lowell Greensall Greg Olson Tim Lemke Greenwall Mark Redrow Todd Trofholz Tom Langen Trofholz Lemke Lucke Kyster Lueke Gromnwalt Teathot Scherfer Lange Legharia Gaenrider Hansen Mo Olson Deimer Kupfer Perry Dia Matters Columbus

Scouts hit second win as Navid City tops Fullerton 61 50

Navid City cagers earned their second win of the season beating Fullerton 61 to 50. The Scouts led 29 21 at halftime and outscored the visitors 21 11 in the third period. Larry Rudolph poured in 17 points, Steve Crandall 13, while Chuck Brandenburg added 0. Fullerton’s Kirk Russell and Yom Gdowski each scored 13.

David City Navid City Fullerton Milford Larry Rudolph Steve Crandall Chuck Brandenburg Kirk Russell

McCook Dominates Platte In 88-48 Junior College Win

McCook, led by Fred Watson from Denver with 39 points, overwhelmed Platte College 88-48 on McCook’s home court. Watson hit 13 of 15 free throws and teammate Greg Peters added 11, while Platte’s Bob Sundvold led with 22 as fouls and free throws heavily favored the Indians. Platte drops to 4-4 in conference. McCook sits 3-3. Platte travels to Southeast Fairbury on Tuesday.

McCook Fred Watson Denver Colo Platte College Watson Indians Platte Jay Muma Raider Nusfer Clem Haney Greg Peters Jim Floodadder Max Kaiser Bob Sundvold Tim Williams Dave Scheel

Maroon matmen extend streak with close Columbus win

Columbus High posted its sixth dual win as Kearney upset senior Bruce Hansen at 174 pounds and Dan Moomey pinned Dori Koreck. Senior Mike Rice earned a fall, Busty Glur won by fall, and Jim Sackett impressed with a decisive victory while Steve Schumacher returned from knee surgery but lost after an elbow gouged cut by Art Ryan.

Rich Gaver Columbus High Kearney CHS Steve Schumacher Art Ryan Schumacher Ryan Dori Koreck Bearcal Dan Moomey Koreck Lanny Neese Brian Stubbs Bruce Hansen Hansen Neese Korcek Columbus Mike Rice Craig Stubbs Sophomrore Busty Glur Mike Janssen Tom Ark Cy Wer Rudy Glur Marc Kantaris Jim Sackett Ted Dobberstein Ken Lindsay Ball Denny Peters Jamie Ferguson Perry Coa Mike Glur Tony Shaga Cruce Mangan Tike Ie Pioned Ce Stubbs Mike Quinn Stubbs Don Karrek Ad Ryan

Vikings Fall to Elkhorn in 79-55 Rivalry Loss

Lakeview Vikings failed to capitalize after a 20 day layoff, falling 79 to 55 to Elkhorn. Darrel Rickert led Lakeview with 22 points while Wyatt Schroeder, Rod Paasch, Jim Denker, Stan Clanton and Pat Roll joined in double figures for Elkhorn as they built a 41-29 rebounding edge and controlled the action with rapid passes and strong defense. The Vikings, next facing Utica Centennial on Bronca’s court, must tighten defense to rebound from the setback.

Terry Anderson Vikings Vikes Dennis Geraghty Tarkan Ihe Que Geraghty Elkhorn Lakeview Darrel Rickert Wyatt Schroeder Rod Paasch Jim Denker Stan Clanton Pat Roll Roll Schroeder Ad Paasch Utica Centennial Bronca Utica Te Stanton Ata Kruger Rati Schreider Frechs Denker Paasch Algereon Kahlhaash Thomas Ata Rigkert Kanets Nee “Hickman Saatiere Koch Westmeyer Lippert Elkhorn Es

CHS swimmers claim dual meet wins over Norfolk and McCook

Columbus High School dominated two meets, beating Norfolk 55-28 and 53-50 and defeating McCook 49-43. Dale Robertson won the 200 and 500 freestyle events, Rex Allen Bob Meyer Brian Wertz and Brian Pierson anchored the medley relay, while Steve Graus and Tim Dumas starred in diving and Tim Dumas placed second in another event.

Columbus High Finners Norfolk McCook Discoverers Dave McNair Dale Robertson Rex Allen Bob Meyer Brian Wertz Brian Pierson Wertz Steve Graus Mark McClusky Scott Harsh Gary Mueller Columbus Bison Crew Steve Grays Tim Dumas Robertson Kris. Flaska Columbus-Norfalk Columbus Wer Allen Bob Meyers Brian Weerir Brian Piersomi Craig Gehring Scot Harsh Bill Langed Kevin Dartard Brian Werte Jim Carney Bill Bakentys Tim Bumas Too Bufferty Brian Warr Kinin Ballard Randy Elhowsen Yoo Thay McClurky Re Allen Bakenhus Gary Mucker Bill Lange Mecook Kirsker Flaska Prohathal Allen Meyer Wearts Pierson Gerhing Harsh McClusky Lange Reis Flasha Rebertson Jaucller Wert Geriving Grant Sturnk Bakanhus Gruas Dumas Moulley Sia Flask Eihausen McCisky Add Flaska Royer Scott Marsh Columbus iBakenhus Mueller Calumbus iPeterson Carnes Aller Harshi

Newman Grove Bluejays Top Dodge 50 43 in Friday Win

Newman Grove Bluejays beat Dodge 50 to 43 with Dennis McCloud scoring 18 points. Todd Johnson and Brian Kleveland added 10 each, while Randy Eikmeier led Dodge with 13 and Dan Hoffler 10. Next Friday Newman Grove hosts St Francis of Humphrey.

Newman Grove Dennis McCloud Dodge Todd Johnson Brian Kleveland McCloud Bluejays Randy Eikmeier Dan Hoffler Dogre St. Francis of

Clarks Defeat Polk 72 to 47 in Friday Clash

Clarks jumped to a 21-10 first period lead and rolled to a 72-47 victory at Polk. The Blue Bombers improved to 7-4 with four players in double figures led by Tim Lamb with 28 points and Burr Glasgow 14. For Polk, Roger Carlstrom and Mike Branting each scored 12, Tom Engel 11, Tom Buck 10, and Dania Anderson 10. Both squads head to the Goldenrod Conference tournament next week.

POLK

Stromsburg Defeats Genoa in Goldenrod Conference Clash

Stromsburg dominated Genoa 61-14 in a Goldenrod Conference showdown. A six point second quarter broke a 10-10 tie, lifting Stromsburg to a 31-16 halftime lead. Jeff Johnson scored 22 as Stromsburg improved to 5-1, with Ken Schutt 18 and Steve Peterson 10. Genoa was led by Steve Lund 14 and Ron Jarecke 12. The teams meet again in next week’s Goldenrod tournament.

GENOA Stromsburg Goldenrod Jeff Johnson Ken Schutt Steve Peterson Steve Lund Ron Jarecke

Albion Beats Cairo Centura In Key Friday Night Clash

Albion used a 36-25 second half to defeat Cairo Centura Friday. Randy Spiegel led Albion with 15 points, Te erty added 14, and Merlin Lee contributed as the Cardinals improved to 5-3 and host Lakeview on Tuesday January 21 before facing Ord on Friday January 24 at home. Louie Meyers led Cairo Centura with 18 points while Hulme added 11.

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