Stromsburg Stuns Palmer to Face Clarks in Finals
In a Goldenrod Conference semifinal, Stromsburg seniors Stallings and Parminter sparked a late rally to beat Palmer 52 to 44 after trailing by five. Clarks edged Silver Creek 44 40, with Schulz and Engel carrying the Tigers and Eagles combining for crucial late scores.
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Rich Gaver
Stromsburg
Brad Stallings
Tob Parminter
Fearlle
Ramsburg High
Palmer
Clarks
Silver Creek
al Stromsburg
Garmeé Wild
Jy Lass’ D
Kenny Schiutt
Bob Parminter
Viking
Stallings
Layin
Hracer Ortegren
Tick Peters
Jad
Tiger
Trussell Thede
Sophmore
Kurth DeLant
Rob Pariminter
Aril
Rob
Taede
Ken Tibbetts
Adudiel
Ortegren
Meyers Uamagedl
Cosch DeLand
Palmer Tarlice
Vikings
Dave
Kevin Egger
Ana
Ron Cin
Y Tiger
Ashe
Somark Silver Creek
Valasek
SCH
Terry Engel
Schulz
Vanda
Schutls
Paul Douglas
Kenneth Ippersen
Ive
Siiver Creek
Ani Svece
Egger
Jeff Wurtz
al Burr Glasgow
Tigers
Rick Ilias
Peru State Upsets Kearney State In Wrestling Meet
Peru State College defeated visiting Kearney State College 22 to 18 in a Thursday wrestling match, handing the Antelopes their first loss of the season. Freshman Kim Kennall of Sabetha won at 158 pounds, while Dean Anstey of Cumberland, Iowa, clinched the meet with a victory at 190 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
UPI
Peru State College
Kearney State College
Kearney
Jim Rezac
Men's city bowling schedule at Boulevard Lanes
Sunday schedule for Boulevard Lanes lists multiple early and late matches including Krell Mulligan, Dey Korte, Osten Christensen Vietien Paprocki, Brekken Nevjalk, Haly's Music, Sahara Lovage, Grasch Irrigation, and several team names such as Aardvarks, Seven Knights, Budwejser, and Rusty's Rebels. The event spans 11:00 AM to 6:09 PM with many pairings and teams participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulevard Lanes
Krell - Mulligan
Dey
Korte
Osten
Christensen Vietien - Paprocki
Brekken - Nevjalk
Haly
Cornhusker
Sahara Lovage
Grasch Irrigation
Columbus Bowl
PF Valley
Aaford
Aardvarks
Seven Knights Pats
Weatcott Tax Service
Cargill Seeds
VMNAX
GEA
Carlson - Kmoth Botk
Tenniges
Beringer
Seytin Bryant
Alexander Grasch
Whetstone
Lanth
Farmer Davis
Pro Bowl rosters set as NFC and AFC face off in rehearsed hype
UPI reports ahead of Pro Bowl practice featuring stars like Roger Staubach Greg Landry Dick Butkus and Larry Brown among others. The NFC and AFC rosters showcase top QBs runners and receivers with a $2000 winner’s payout and a 1500 loser’s share. An extra period will decide ties with sudden victory. At a Pro Bowl luncheon players traded quips with Dawson joking about retirement and wives.
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Angeles
UPI
Soweos
Hoger Staubreh
Greg Landry
Detroit Lions
Dick Gerda
Chicago
Charlie Sanders
Detroit
Ted Kwalick
San Francisco
John Brockington
Green Bay
Larry Brown
Washington
Gore Washington
NFC
AFC
Ley Dawson
Kansas City
Bob Griese
Mani
Otis Taylor
Paul Worsicht
Mia
Ployd Little
NFL
Champon
Denver
Larry Csonka
Mian
Leroy Kelly
Cleveland
Little
Cricsa
Weekend TV and sports wrap with college games and pros
TV driven sports roundup highlights Saturday college games Northwestern Michigan Colorado Kansas and Sunday NIL All Star Football. Pro basketball has Knicks vs Supersonics while Bruins face Buffalo Sabres. Also mentions Dean Martin Tucson Open golf and Peggy Fleming for Lincoln.
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Paul Ernst
Iran
Michigan
Colorado
Kansas
Bruins
Buffalo Sabres
Knicks
Supersonics
Peggy Fleming
Kentucky Defeats Squires In ABA Thriller
Kentucky edged the Squires 118 to 115 as Dan Issel and Artis Gilmore each delivered key scoring. Issel added two late free throws while Virginia briefly rallied behind Julius Erving and Charlie Scott but could not overcome the Wildcats in the final minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Dan Issel
Artis Gilmore
Jasel
Gilmore
Jost
Virgheia
Issel
Kentucky Weal the
Squires
Virginia
Julius Erving
Charlie Scott
Kentucky
Erving
Monte Carlo Auto Rally Opens Across Europe
The 41st Monte Carlo Auto Rally starts with 280 crews expected to begin from nine cities across Europe. The marathon first stage travels 2,500 miles nonstop from Oslo to Monte Carlo with starts in Oslo Almeira Warsaw Athena Lisbon Frankfurt Glasgow Reims and ends back in Monaco.
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Montis Carlo
Monaco
Europe
Oslo
Almeira
Spain
Warsaw
Athena
Lisbon
Frankfurt
Glasgow
Reims
France
Nebraska outdoor scene dominated by ice fishing and hunting
Nebraska State Game Commission reports a broad outdoor rhythm across districts with ice fishing, trapping, and coyote hunting. Sandhills reports include bluegill and perch on West Long Lake, Pelican Lake, and Medicine Lake. Panhandle notes perch, crappie, and northern pike through Whitney Lake and Box Buttermilk reservoirs. southwest sees tapering ice fishing and ongoing gunning with dogs. southeast describes light ice, open water at Salt Creek edges, and coyotes active but hampered by roads and snow absence.
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Lincoln
UPI
State Game Commission
Nebraska
Commission
West Long Lake
Valentine National Wildlife Refuge
Northern
Mike
Medicine Lake
Cheery County
Whitney Lake
Box Butterreservoir
Memingford
Island Lake
Crescent Lake National Wildlife Refugee
Lake Wala
Pawnee
Scotus JHS Triumphs 56 to 35 in Thursday Victory
Scotus Junior High School Shamrocks upset Immanuel Lutheran 56 35 at Scotus, taking a 21 4 first quarter lead. Dat Schrecher led with 14 points, Fred Spies 13, and fourteen players saw action as the Shamrocks improved to 4 wins in 5 games. Next action set for 10 am January 20 at Fremont Bergan.
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Scotus
Day Marlin
Laren Goedeken
Immanuel
Gary Becher
Greg Becher
Avi
al Warleman
Mike Beehay
Nolan Beiser
Immune
Seatus
Stallworth Brown Lead Big Eight Scoring Race
Kansas star Bud Stallworth and Missouri’s John Brown top the Big Eight scoring lists after two conference games. Stallworth averages 25 points per game with 28 against Kansas State amid an injured knee. Brown posts 26.5 points and 16 rebounds per game. Nebraskas Chuck Jara and Tom Bryan also rank, while free throw and field goal percentages show leaders from Nebraska and Kansas State amid shaky line data.
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Kansas City
UPI
Bud Stallworth
Kansas
John Brown
Missouri
Stallworth
Stalkworth
Kansas State
Brown
Chuck Jara
Nebraska
Tom Gregory
Ant
Ernie Kusnyer
Gary Nolan Signs 1972 Cincinnati Reds Contract
Cincinnati report that righthander Gary Nolan, age 24, finalized his 1972 deal with the Reds. Nolan posted a 12 45 record in 1971, led the club with 245 innings pitched and 186 strikeouts, after ranking among top performers in 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
UPI
Gaary Nolan
Cincinnati Reds
Padres Sign 21-Year-Old Pitcher Clifton Butcher
The San Diego Padres have signed Clifton Butcher, a 21-year-old right hander from Tulsa Oklahoma, selected in last week’s free agent winter draft as the team’s first round pick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Diego
UPI
Cifton Butcher
Tulsa
Ohla
San Diego Padres
Close games in Junior League at Family Y
Exciting action in the Junior League at the Family Y saw three tightly contested victories by eight points. Bilks Aces beat Jaycee Giamla 22 18, Serlonta Seals edged Lions Patriots 16 13, and Optimist Colts topped Rotary Rams 21 20 as standout scorers and rosters are listed in the match notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Family Y
Bilks Aces
Jaycee Giamla
Serlonta Seals
Lions Patriots
Optimist Colts
Rotary Rams
Seorerst
Sesls
Brian Bullington
T. Shank
G. Pemberton
Tatriols
D. Berlin
CG Persyo
Mason
Colts
Wagner
Goos
Pawnee League Shooters Shine in Columbus Bowling Meet
Pawnee League action at Columbus Bail featured four 600 series and a 252 single by Lee Morgan as Columbus Door & Window led team scoring with a 1010 game and 2739 series. Individual totals included Don Dion 674 and Tony Hansen 674, with multiple 200s and 210s across several bowlers in the week’s standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fea
Pawnee
Colummbus
Don Dion
del Triehwasser
Tony Hansen
Leah Pin
Lee Morgan
A &1
Mel Ketheriau
Pete Wieser
Bill Rozanek
Bernie Moran
Bob Aerni
Carl Ryba
Eldie Stahl
Don Beerbohm
Columbus Door & Window
Heavensick
Ywalkingso
John Moetler
Steenbock Ol
Viergutz Lumber
Larry Saalfeld
Toy Griepentroy
Invin Wencekamp
Rev. Meschhead
Carrol Hecher
Martin Cattan
Harry Rosche
Ed Wordeman
Carl Schmidt
Mike Mueller
Bens Spike
Jerry Ffutchison
Don Nasas
Hail
Pat Worden
Anson
Spike
Tou Sputak
Jim Invinth
Lil Joel
Duquesne Defeats Notre Dame In Late Rally
Duquesne upset Notre Dame 84 70 as Lionel Billings scored 20 and Darnell Treboex added 18. Notre Dame led 74 73 with four minutes left before the Dukes ran off six straight points and pulled away. Tom O Mara led Drequesne with 22 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Duquesne
Dukes
Notre Dame
Lionel Billings
Darnell Treboex
Tom O'Mara
Trish
John Dearman
Utah
Utah State
Ollie Johnson
Temple
St. John’s
Rich Stallworth
St. Tanis
Evansville
Georgia Tech
Rock toss nicknamed by red eye color of age
A fragment notes the rock toss is called the redeye or goggle eye due to the red coloration of the itis of his age.
Vikings and North Bend clash at Lakeview Saturday
Lakeview High School hosts North Bend Saturday night after a recent loss. Coach Larry Whiling leads the Vikings at 6 3 this season with sophomores Jim Pilten and Jon Reins keying the offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vikings
North Bend
Lakeview High School
Lakeview
Larry Whiling
Viking Cagers
Jim Pilten
Doug Zoucha
Foucha
Pillen
Jon Reins
Pilton
Youcha
Iynors
Ted Westmeyer
Dave McWilliams
Zoucha
Speck leads with 205 and 527 in Boulevard lanes event
Marthe Speck tops Senior Cilimas League at Boulevard Lanes with a 205 game and 527 series while Ed Zimmer adds a 204 and 5 each. Alley Cats claim honors with a 108 team effort and Has Beens post a strong total. In Major League Joe Sehuele shoots 215 game and 600 series with Harold Krumland and Dede Cuddeford each at 201. Ski Lpurge posts 879 team game and 2,584 total. Rita Fulr has 186 singles and 13 series leading Dale Electronics Women’s Seasur. Five-O tops with 761 game and 2,089 total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Speck
Boulevard Lanes
Metr
Ed Zimmer
Temn
Alley Cats
Joe Sehuele
Harold Krumland
Dede Cuddeford
Ski Lpurge
JFK Girls Defeat Chinese Team In 64 44 Victory
JFK College girls basketball routed Ya Tung team from Nationalist China 64 to 44 as Diane Daniel led with 18 points and Tai Jung Isi added 11 for the touring squad. The Chinese team trained in Omaha after arriving Jan 2 and planned to face St Albert in Council Bluffs Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahoo
UPI
Johnny Kennedy College
Nationalist China
Diane Daniel
Tai-Jung Isi
Bates
St. Albert
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Ming Tang
United States
Omaha
Skein
New York
Double T 5 routs Security for 7 0 mark
Double T Bar Pioneer League basketball team won their seventh, blasting Security Mutual 107 00. Six players scored in double figures led by Ken Bator and Stick Legenza with 22 each, plus Baldwin 16 and Placek 12.
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Double T Bar
Security Mutual
T+ioys
Person
Dale
Creston
Rising City
Sahara Lounge
David City
Double T Crew
Ken Bator
Placek
Condreau
Sport Shop
Istgra Lounge
Pioneer League
Mark Jones
Johp Schlife
Gunning
Kudron
Cowgill
Loseke Nelled
M. Harkness
Nadrchal
Sahqra
Long Beach Open opens with Teeguarden win in upset friendly
Billie Jean Teeguarden of Los Angeles defeated an opponent 6-1 6-2 in her opening match at the $15,000 Long Beach Women's Tennis Open. Seeded players Rosemary Casals and Judy Dalton won or fell to upsets as other favorites advanced.
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Dong Beach
Calif
UPI
Teeguarden
Los Angeles
Rosemary Casals
San Franesco
Australia
Karen Krantzcke
Wens Wade
England
Jancoise Dure
France
Von
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Stromaburg
Atlon Palmer
Thunday
Schultz
Pane
Engel
Wurtz
Deedesren
Weller
Keena
IBV Eats
Donklys
Rusty Kuhn
Palmer Tigers
Rick Peters
Tefenram
Fo Lincoln
Jack Johnson
Dolmson Gym
Columbus
Monte Carlo
Allegations Crapple
Merritt
Scotus Jhs
Stallworth, Brown
Gary Nolan
Pawnee League Shooters
Shine
Duquesne Trips
Wessmeyer
Jim Pillen
Steve McWilliams
Bill Merahal
Marthe Speck
JFK
Billie Jean
Deana Meriwether
Boston
Garden
Kak
UDP Ae Hamm
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