Glover Wins Lombardi Award Amid Nebraska Fame
Glover receives the Lombardi Award marking him as the nation’s top lineman. The Nebraska guard, from Jersey City, rose from second-string to star, beating three AP All-Americans and praising the award’s discipline-inspired base carving. He predicts pro success and notes the need to adapt to open-field tackling.
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Hich Glover
Glover
Wito
Teady
Hover
Na Hon
Meanis
Green Bay Ini Washington
Texas
Jerry Sisemore
Calahona
Tom Bratney
Alabama
Dohiy Mauneh
Lombardi
Nebraska
Cornhusker
Johnny Rodgers
Gover
Sie Tikely
Jersey City
Sulalyy
Nebrasfang
Dick Thitkus
Boulevard bowling results feature Staroscik and Krumland high scorers
Staroscik rolled 243 and Krumland 626 to top Boulevard scoring. Francis Staroscik led majors with a 243 game and strong totals, while Brestel posted 615 including 247 and 203. Al Hams and Ernie Fata added notable scores as S&J Lounge won a 914 frame and 2,156 total. Senior and women leagues show Lei Kerte, Kuby Egger, Lucy Ehlers, and Rita Fuler posting high numbers amid team totals reaching 2,170.
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Francis Staroscik
Gane
Krumland
Aigulevard
eStaroscik
Islle Craig
Brestel
al Hams
Ernie Fata
Flavius Taprocki
Hoy Fro
S&j Lounge
Lei Kerte
Ec Kuby Egger
Lucy Ehlers
Rita Fuler Ted Rnd
Avidun
Dale Electronics
Niners
Tean
Vickie
MaNine Tough
Debbie Swiger
Papillion wrestlers edge Columbus 25 23 in tight dual
Papillion High School rallied in the final four matches to defeat Columbus 25 23 as Lindsay Ball and Tom Bernt won forfeits and Dave deNair and Doug Wardinger earned two decisive wins. Sophomore Bruce Hansen pinned at 132 and Wardinger top in state at 145 helped push the hosts to a 26 18 reserve dual win.
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Papillion High School
Columbus
Con Lanny Neese
Maroons
Hastings
Grand Ishied
Lindsay Ball
Tom Bernt
Dave deNair
Doug Wardinger
Bruce Hansen
McNair
Sebrowder
Neese
Rice
Schreeder
Papillion
Tate Fraser
Ric F
Vaust
Dave Swann
Hall
Mista Haag
Mike Riew Orfel
Brave Matern
Mike Anesiste
Dale Monce
Local eighth graders lose to Walnut in basketball
Walnut's eighth graders led 28-23 at halftime and extended the margin to 41-26 after three periods. For Columbus Junior High, Deft Finn scored 10 points, with Bruce Gregerson and Dat Bernth adding nine each. Pat Lankan 7, Bob Gous 6, and Scott Mason 4 led the scoring for Columbus.
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Finn
Mxi
Bruce Gregerson
Dat Bernth
Columbus
Pat Lankan
Bob Gous
Doe Dakisactter
Scott Mason
Rick Curtis
Scott Wager Schwartzer
Matt Anthony
Tim Arkaisl
Craig
Persea
Pilenain Norful
Local boxing team eyes Golden Gloves
Southeast Nebraska coach Leland Sackett trains a seven-member youth squad aimed at February Golden Gloves. The Sackett family, led by Pil 18 and with sons Jim 15 Mike 12 Tam 11, alongside Rudy 13 and Larry Guenther, plus George Pelster’s group, share workouts three times weekly at Family Center.
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Corlibus
Beriem
Leland Sackett
Nebraska
Pil
Sackell
Smeldes
Jim
Mike
Tam I
Rudy Giur
Carston
Nary Dear
Rudy
Bo Veyear
Larry Guenther
Sackett
Gare
Pat Sackett
Jim Sackett
Lerry Guenther
Mike Glur
Rudy Glur
Tom Sackett
Mike Sackett
Columbus city bowling tournament schedule page
The Telegram Sports Page lists the Columbus Bowl events for Saturday and Sunday January 20 with team and doubles singles brackets. Matches feature squads from Pizza Hut Rumbles GA's Casey's Halys Music Boulevard Lane Pro Rabo Car Wash and others with times from 1 30 pm to 7 pm and multiple divisions including majors and cent.
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Columbus Bowl
Pizza Hut
Rumbles
Ement Karty
Graus
Mulligan - Weidner
Hosher — Spiche
Hansen
Carlson
Karel - Bolton
Finkral
Mueller
Cattan
Gottschall
Williams
Gottschall - Kanneman
Casey's
Halys Music
Boulevard Lane
Rabo Car Wash
Columbus
Liquor Mart
Welten Electric
Happy Chet
Zulkoski
Bomberger
Nitz
Papracki - Jones
Frerichs - Mortensen
Hough
Steenback
Muth Dominates Pins With 670 Series At Columbus Bowling
Gary Muth posted a 670 series at Columbus Bowl, firing games of 933 a 214 and 22 in the Catherine League as he notched his third 600 series this week. Other standout scores included Gene Johannes 233 and Mueller 233, Art Janssen 222, and Clem Morgan 281 as local bowlers filled the lanes across multiple leagues.
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Gang Muth
Columbus Bowlley
Muth
Columbus
Columbus High School
Gary
Plate College
Gene Johannes
Arten Lehrs
Jin. Mueller
Art Janssen
Carl Schmidt
Art Yogi Osten
Cargill Leeds
Leon Miller
Pawnee Loagie
Jean
Wurderlich
Clem Morgan
Bob Aernich
Rich Stane
Lis Wilderman
Gardounk
Ernie Christenses
Vie Ainars
Jon Karnik
ME Baumgart
Don Mion
Ron Braun
Dim Irwin
Steve
Coryell Named Coach of Cardinals in NFL Leadership
Coryell was hired Thursday from college ranks to become the St. Louis Cardinals 22nd head coach. He vows winning by scoring touchdowns and notes his 12 seasons at San Diego State produced 18 NCAA records. The report also mentions Dick Green of the Oakland A's breaking in with the Kansas City A's in 1963.
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ST. Louis
Coryell
National Football League
St. Louis Cardinals
San Diego State
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Freshmen fall to Columbus in tight 82-81 loss
In Great Plains Conference action at Columbus, Columbus Junior High freshmen edged ahead early but surrendered a 15-foot jumper in the final three seconds. Stensen led Walrus with 18 points as the league record rose to 3-1 while Columbus dropped to 2-2. Todd Trofhalz scored 20, Redrow’s forward added 14 with 12 boards, and Morris 15 for the visitors. Columbus next faces Norfolk and Grand Island Barr.
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Grand Island
Watt
Hansen
Columbus
Great Plains
Stensen
Walrus
Todd Trofhalz
Dick Babst
Trofhalz
Isa Mark Redrow
Greg
Scribner
Caroms
Bill Beckenhauer
Joh Anderson
Alan Karte
Norfolk
Grand Island Barr
Saunders Archery Firm Sponsors U S Slingshot Open
Saunders Archery Cs promotes the first U S Open Indoor Slingshot Tournament alongside the US Open Indoor Archery Championships at Las Vegas Nev. Convention Center. More than 300 shooters are expected including novices and housewives. purses reach 300 for men and 150 to 75 for women.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Charles Saunders
Saunders Archery Cs
Columbus Archery and
Saunders
Wey
Ourants
Montgomery Leads Tucson In Dean Martin Tucson Open
Jack Montgomery, slumpridden for two seasons and a struggler on the pro tour, held a one stroke lead after a 67 Thursday in Tucson. Veteran Pete Worth praised 1968 as his best year and noted Montgomery’s return to form as the field set for the second round. Defending champion Miller, tied at 68, trailed by one stroke.
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Tucson
Ariz
Jack Montgomery
Pete Worth
Tye
Miller
Dobby Greenwood
Flu bug strikes Pro Bowl players
Miami Dolphin star Nick Buoniconti and teammate Dick Anderson missed part of Super Bowl week due to a flu outbreak. Buoniconti, who played with fever and a sore throat, says several Dolphins were struck after celebrations in Los Angeles before Super Bowl VII.
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Dallas
Nick Boon Conti
Florida
Tean
Dick Anderson
Jim
Buonicanti
Miami
Bill Stanfill
Buoniconti
Los Aigeles
Willy
Moe
Dallas Cayboy
Janes Evans
Bration
Dolphins
Pete Rozelle
Conny
Bluejays Fall to San Diego in Intersectional Clash
San Diego State defeated Creighton University 81 to 74 as Brad McWantara scored 30 points and SDSU shot 51 percent to Creighton 40. Gene Harmon led Creighton with 11 of 12, but the Bluejays slipped to 8-6 and face Long Beach State then Arizona State.
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SAN Diego
San Diego State
Creighton University
Bluejays
Oinalti
Neb
Aztecs
Brad McWantara
Gene Harmon
Bhigjays
Creighton
Long Beach St
Long Beach
Ades
Arizona
Tempe
Nebraska prep basketball results and semifinals
The Associated Press reports Pioneer Conference semifinals with Robins Meridian 61 over Bayen LS 3 Shickley 44 over Friend Republican Valley East. Franklin final. Red Cloud 612 over Republican Valley West. Bertrand 52 over Lexington St. Ann. Goldenrod Touring at Palle semifinals. Osceola 74 over Silver Creek 33. Palmer 6 over Genoa 62.
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Nebraska Prep
Associated Press
Meridian
Bayen
Shickley
Friend
Republican Valley East
Franklin
Red Cloud
Republican Valley West
Cee Frand Wal Bertrand
Lexington St. Ann
Goldenrod
Palle
Osceola
Silver Crea
Palmer
Genoa
CJHS freshmen wrestlers topple Walnut 29 26 in dual
Columbus Junior High freshmen rallied to a 29 26 victory over Walnut as Tim Ghanner earned a 2 0 win and Lybarger dominated in heavyweight. Columbus State’s first win over Walnut featured a late 12 second reversal by Ghanner after a 26 26 deadlock, with multiple falls and decisions contributing to the upset.
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Tim Ghanner
Grand Island
S. Dim Lybarger
Columbus
Channer
Culs
Colman Biehe
Gragplera Are i
Great Plains
George Dostal
Dave Gernstein
Craig Marsh
Rudy Glur
Collyn Plorendo
Summari Minth Gad
AM Simmans
Xaneenhure
Bree Gallen
Georgi Postal
Arevie
Dretsioweil
Reviy Thomas
Jo Wang
Ron “Anmes i
Genrre Kambour
Tim Channee Ier
Lehteges
Meneltehler
Tegtolt
Crole Marek
Clint Korhy
Deeyy
Trey Powell
Mitte van Welker
Dretstone Ia
Greg Greg Carr
Tigers and Sooners battle to stay alive in Big Eight
Missouri hosts Kansas while Oklahoma welcomes Kansas State in pivotal Big Eight actions as both teams seek wins to avoid elimination from title contention. Iowa State leads with 2-0, Nebraska and Colorado idle. coaches warn a loss amplifies scrutiny and jeopardizes postseason chances.
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Iowa State
Ike
Cyclones
Oklahoma State
Nebraska
Colorado
Norm Stewart
Missouri
Tigers
Jayhawks
Kansas
Oklahoma
Sooner
John MacLeod
Maury John
John
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