Osceola and Genoa Vie For Goldenrod Crown Tonight
Osceola looks to defend the Goldenrod Conference title as Genoa advances with semifinals wins. Osceola beat Stromsburg 64 0 while Genoa defeated Clarks 70 55, with Friday’s championship set for 8 30 p m and third place game at 7:00 p m.
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UCLA Faces Notre Dame In Key Weekend Showdown
Sports columnist Paul Erost previews a busy weekend with UCLA vs Notre Dame at South Bend as the headline game. The Bruins ride 13 straight wins while Notre Dame hopes to disrupt the national champs with depth and hot shooting. Carr averages near 30 points as TV schedules highlight Town State Colorado and the ABA All Star game plus Sunday Knicks Pistons. Pro Bowl football looms and Bob Devaney Show promos promise Husker footage and Nixon cameo.
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Vaught Steps Down After 24 Years At Ole Miss
Mississippi coach John Howard Vaught, 61, steps down after 24 seasons amid a storied era for the Rebels. Billy Kinard named successor effective Feb. 1, Kinard’s brother Frank Kaiser Kinard to become athletic director. Vaught retires with a 485-58-12 record, second to Nebraska's Bob Devaney among active coaches.
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Esposito Drives Hawks To Shutout Of Detroit
Tony Esposito earned his fourth shutout of the season and first since Nov 22 as the Chicago Black Hawks beat Detroit 2 0. Esposito and Gerry Desjardins lead the Vezina race by five goals after the win. Danny Maloney scored his ninth and Bobby Hull added his 26th, with New York’s Giacomin and Villemure close behind. Other NHL actions saw New York and Buffalo tie 5-5 Minnesota defeat St Louis Montreal and Philadelphia draw 5-5 and Los Angeles best Pittsburgh 4-2.
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Johnny Unitas faces divorce from Baltimore Colts quarterback
In Towson Maryland Dorothy Unitas seeks divorce from John Unitas after 16 years of marriage citing adultery. She requests separate maintenance for herself and the couple's five children as the case begins in Baltimore County Court with Unitas expected to file a reply.
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Van Brownson Fined After City Court Appearance
University of Nebraska quarterback Van Brownson from Shenandoah Iowa was cheered in Municipal Court on Thursday but fined ten dollars plus costs. Judge Paul Hickman asked him to face spectators as applause broke out. Patrolman Dennis Moran said Brownson’s car left the road on 90th Street, struck two signs, sideswiped a guardrail, and fell into a drainage ditch after reportedly falling asleep.
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Three way tie at Phoenix Open leads after day one
In Phoenix Arizona the 72 hole Phoenix Open opened amid par bursts as Bob Lunn Fred Marti and Don Massengale shot seven under par to lead at eight under through Thursday at Arizona Country Club. Weather was warm with light wind and 98 of 144 starters were under par including 63s from Crampton Hill Weiskopf Garrett Archer and Harney.
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Laver Extends Victory Run Over Ashe at Madison Square Garden
Rod Laver defeated Arthur Ashe 7 5 6 4 7 5 in the Tennis Champions Classic at Madison Square Garden, giving Laver six straight wins over Ashe and boosting his earnings to about 50,000 as Gonzalez contemplates retirement and a potential comeback.
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Sidney Wicks Named Naismith Player of the Month
Sidney Wicks of UCLA earned the January player of the month honor as the Naismith trophy voting began. The forward has helped UCLA push toward its fifth straight NCAA title bid with standout play.
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Nebraska anglers stay active as pheasant season ends
The State Game Commission reports ongoing outdoor activity across Nebraska as hunt and fishing pressure shifts after pheasant and quail seasons. Panhandle anglers pursue perch and northern pike at McConaughy and Pox Bulle Reservoirs, while southwest lakes see sunfish and crappie fishing. Northeast snag fishermen report paddlefish limits below Gavins Point Dam and bluegill plus crappie at Grova Lake.
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Discoverer Finers Upset Hastings High In Dual Meet
Hastings High hosts a dual with Columbus High as Discoverer Finers aim to upset the Tigers. Hastings set two meet records in the 2x yard medley and 90 yard breaststroke relays, led by Smith Redfield Lowe Patterson in medley and Brannigan Hamburger Smith Miller in breaststroke. Divers Stetcher and Meyer placed second and fifth in relay diving. Eyans and Nyffeter shown as standout swimmers.
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No hall of fame selection in baseball balloting
New York UPI reports baseball commissioner Bowie Kuhn lamented that no players were elected to the Hall of Fame this year after BBWAA ballots. Yogi Berra, Roger Maris and Ralph Kiner led voting but fell short of 75 percent. Kuhn said the current voting system is realistic and noted next year could see Bevis Wynn and Kiner elected.
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Iowa State Colorado game on TV regionally televised
Iowa State faces Colorado in a conference battle telecast regionally. Kansas, atop the Big Eight, enjoys a strong home stand as Oklahoma State visits Lawrence while Missouri leads the chase with a 22.0 record. Iowa State dropped to 1-3 after losses to Missouri and Colorado earlier in the week.
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Madison to host freshmen sophomore basketball tournament
Madison will host a freshmen sophomore tournament starting Monday night with games scheduled at 3 pm. Readings include Lindsay Noty Family versus félgia Pope John, winner to face Wlehorn Valley on Tuesday. The other semifinal has Francs against Leigh with the Madison winner in Tuesday’s final.
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Jeff Morris nets 24 as junior league action heats up
In junior league play at Columbus Family, Flks VFW and Serloms triumphs, Jeff Morris scores 24 for the losers. Bill Conyers and Schafer pace Bilks with 10 each in a 35 29 win over Lions. Beckenhauer 7 for winners in VFW 24 12 conquest of Rotary. Six players in Sertorma 29 26 victory over Optimists. John Heimann leads Warriors with 12 in prep win over 76ers. Bullets beat Pistons 25 17 as Berlin and Joseph lead with eight apiece. Knicks crush Stars 35 10 with Torezon 14 Braithwaite 12 and Wagner six.
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Rita Fuhr Rally Dominates Boulevard Lanes Meet
Rita Fuhr rallies 599 and posts high 220 game in Boulevard Lanes Women’s Dale Electronics League. Marlene Becher 583, Janet Karel 516, Myrlis Leckinger 510. Born Losers lead team scoring with an 11 game and 2,282 total. In Major League Rod Arnberger top singleton 25 and Frank Rockey high series 575 including 201. Jack Romshek 201 and Joe Rurup 200. Cuddy Hardware leads team chase with 883 game and 2,006 threesome.
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Kincaid Leads Raiders In Scoring Amid Struggling Team
Raider star Dave Kincaid averages 22.4 points per game as Columbus Mid School product leads the team through a 10-5 stretch. Teammates include Mike Trader and Brad McArdle with strong scoring, while overall the Raiders face a heavy schedule and uneven results this season.
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Hastings tops Dana 107 to 87 in conference clash
Hastings College defeated Dana College 107 to 87 as Bil Johnson scored 22 points and Gary Kralia added 33 for the losers. Hastings led 57-33 at halftime and improved to 10-3 overall and 0-0 in the conference, while Dana dropped to 7-8 on the season and 4-4 in league play.
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Neumann Open Round Faces Scotus in Centennial Tourney
In Omaha the Centennial Conference tournament opens with Scotus favored over Neumann as Wahoo Neumann meets Scotus in Newmann Gymnasium. Cathedral, Paul VI and Bergan lead a closely bunched field with semifinals set for Thursday and the final Friday at 8:30.
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Lakeview Freshmen Dominate Madison Cagers 76 25
Lakeview freshmen trailed by four after the first quarter but surged to a 76 25 home win over Madison freshmen. Jim Pillen led Lakeview with 22 points, Dave McWilliams 15, Rick Cook 32, while Dave Unger scored 19 for Madison. Coach Ton Creenwall’s Vikings host Clarkson on Feb 2.
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Ramblers and Reds Win Midget League Games
Ramblers beat the Black Shirts 43-12 as Steve Mancuso scored 9 and David Stomp 4. Reds edged the Sonics 16-0 in overtime after scoreless extra time, Bob Hansen leading with 5 and Chris Woerner 4.
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Flyers Trade for Danny Schock from Bruins
Philadelphia Flyers acquire center Danny Schock from Boston in a deal pending a player to be named later. Schock has no goals in five games this season.
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Rogers Riley Motor Co 1965 on 24th Avenue Columbus Nebraska
Classified note from Rogers Riley Motor Co in Columbus Nebraska listing 1965 model vehicles and pricing details for potential buyers. Includes street address 24th Avenue and dealership operations for local customers.
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Brodie and Lamonica Meet in Pro Bowl Showdown
Los Angeles. John Brodie of the San Francisco Forty-Niners and Daryle Lamonica of the Oakland Raiders will coach the National and American Conference all stars in the Pro Bowl. The Bay Area rivals faced each other in the final regular season game with Oakland clinching the AFC division and San Francisco needing a win for the division crown.
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Horseplay find bunting do not mix
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