CHS Matmen Lose Two as Apollo Visits Saturday
Columbus High wrestlers fell to Hastings hosts with two by five or fewer points, ending in a 84 16 triumph for Firemont and a separate loss for CHS. The Discoverers, led by Lindsay Teall and Bruce Huge, won key decisions as Beatrice and others contributed to the team’s setback. The season continues with three weeks of competition and a return match against Apollo.
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Iowa State Faces Big Test at Oklahoma Tonight
Iowa State travels to Oklahoma for a key Big Eight clash as the Cyclones aim to stay unbeaten in conference play. The article notes recent matches, including a win at home, and outlines surrounding top rivals Missouri, Kansas, and Oklahoma State as the season progresses.
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Kansas Turns Back Husker Swimmers in Big Eight Meet
Kansas defended its Big Eight lead with a 74 to 38 victory over Nebraska in Lincoln. Rick Neidinger captured the 200 yard individual medley and the 200 yard freestyle while Kansas won 11 of 13 events. Nebraska’s wins came from Terry Seymour in the 200 yard breaststroke and the 400 yard freestyle relay crew of LeBaron Waterbury Patterson and Laedke.
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Lakeview tops North Bend to run season to 8-3
Lakeview High School surged to a 74 40 victory at North Bend as hot shooting and a strong second half broke a halftime gap. Ken’s angle led scoring with 13 points while Fred Westmeyer dominated the boards and Jim Pillen added 14. Lakeview finished 29 field goals at 49 percent as Steve Gehring sparked the offense. Bruise Busse led Leigh’s junior varsity with 12 in the later frame.
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AFC makes clean sweep in Pro Bowl showdown
In Dallas, the AFC defeated the NFC 31 to 20 to complete a historic clean sweep in all-time Pro Bowl matchups. O J Simpson, MVP, rushed 112 yards and scored, with Gene Upshaw and others key blocking as the AFC overcame a slow start to win before 47,000 at Texas Stadium.
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Unitas Traded from Colts to San Diego Chargers
Veteran quarterback John Unitas of the Baltimore Colts was traded to the San Diego Chargers. Colts GM Joe Thomas called it for "more considerations" with no players or draft picks involved. The Chargers assume Unitas's contract while the Colts cover future obligations. Unitas awaited clarification while noting uncertainty about the move.
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Lenders shine as Boulevard Lanes hosts Saturday bowling action
Lenders at Boulevard Lanes top Saturday Night Mixed League with Bud Steiner’s 237 and Ralph Steiner’s 210 200 series. Denny Van Winkle adds 221. Dee Rains leads women with 169 and 453. Thunderbolt League features Kurtenbach 236 and Kudron 395 with a 252. B-D Construction tops hosts with 926 and 2,637. Clarkson Four and Speed Queen League results noted.
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Patriettes Beat Wayland 44 41 In Tight AAU Battle
In Plainview Texas the John F Kennedy College Patriettes defeated Wayland College 44 to 41. Barb Wischmeier led Kennedy as they erased a late Wayland two point lead in the final period. Kennedy now 13 wins in 16 starts with three losses all to Wayland.
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Platte College five tops McCook 81 66 in JUCO clash
Platte College adjusted its defense and used strong free throws to beat McCook Junior College 81 66 on the Idians court. The win keeps Platte atop the conference with a 7 4 record, as Dan Hollatz and Bill Bhielernich led with perfect 16 20 and 6 6 freethrows respectively, while Brad McArdle grabbed 10 rebounds and Roger Brown and Harvey Fanboy were sidelined.
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Bergan tops Scotus in bruising four quarter clash
Bergan defeated Scotus 57-54 Saturday night in a slowed game marked by 5 fowls. Both teams struggled from the line, Scotus hitting 18 of 87 and Bergan 9 of 20, while Shamrock misses on late one-and-one chances hurt Scotus.
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Threats trigger heavy security for Frazier Foreman bout
Kingston Jamaica AP reports threats of sabotage and a telephoned bomb scare prompting police to deploy 740 officers and 200 militiamen at ringside for the Joe Frazier versus George Foreman heavyweight title fight. Weigh-ins showed Frazier at 214 pounds and Foreman at 217, with heightened security around the venue and fighters under personal protection.
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Adams leads Big 8 in scoring
Kansas City AP Oklahoma freshman Alvan Adams tops the Big Eight scoring race with 22.7 points in 14 games while Missouri’s John Brown nears him at 22.6 in 13 games. Clint Harris of Iowa State sits third at 13.5, with Rick Site of Kansas fourth at 17.6.
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