Maroons rout Links as Discoverers surge in triumph
Columbus High swept Lincoln 68-10 as Frank Wrawer led with 14 points and Miller sparked the attack. Hoth added 13 with seven free throws, Brower fueled the offense with assists and underneath hits, while Adkins tallied 19 for Lincoln. The Discoverers dominated rebounding and defense, improving to 3-0 in the East Big Ten Conference outlined for the next weekend.
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Rich Gaver
Toluntbus
Jack Zdohoset
Paine
Len
Frank Wrawer
CHS
Lincoln
Danny Miller
Miller
Hastings
Johnson
Columbus
Fremont
Maroons
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Central City Tops Stubborn David City In Big Comeback
Central City, ranked No. 2 in Class ZB, rallied from a 90 30 halftime deficit to defeat David City 64 48 Friday night. Bill Shreve scored 21 and Dean Gissler 19 for Central City, while Hob Marlin 19 and Kim Eberly 18 led David City as the Scouts suffered a second loss to Class Ib opponents.
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David City
Central City
Nebraska
Yghtiles
Invaders
Bison
Bill Shreve
Dean Gissler
Hob Marlin
Kim Eberly
Central
Oy Cohey
A. Auer David Whe ‘ Wieline
Tecker
Wenderebiek Brvelny Crate
Darl City
Lakeview High Finishes Second In Atlas Wrestling Tourney
Lakeview High placed second at the Atlas Conference Wrestling Tournament in DeWitt Tri-County with 70 points and three champions. Seward won with 103 points and four titles. Tebron took third, Columbus Lakeview fourth with 63. Ed Kinzer and Tom Pillen led Lakeview runners-up, while Mike Fangmeier defeated a Lakeview foe for a key title. coach Larry Olson plans further meets at Winside for Easter tournament.
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Seward
Kinzer
Monroe
Adams
Tri-County
Doug Aeatt
Kinner
Puzzer
Pillay
Virus
Chron
Dave Aratt
TeCounty
Larry Olson
Grapplers
Winside
Howells
Leigh
Niobrara
Handolph
Dartingtos
Aid Wise
Helms Signs Gincinnate Tosses Bogus Contract
Tommy Ilsims, second baseman for the Cincinnati Feds, reportedly reused his signed contract Friday amid an unusual signing confusion. Velmis Tt 470 in 1970 and his fielding drew attention as a potential Golden Glove award discussion arose.
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Helms
UPI
Tommy Ilsims
Cincinnati Feds
Columbus Sophs Triumph Over Freshmen In Close Win
Columbus sophomores defeated the freshmen 41 to 36 on Thursday night. Coach John Schule's squad led 21-9 at the half and 36-28 after three quarters, but Dick Rabil's freshmen surged to a 16 point edge in the final period. Larry Cattan led the winners with 10 points, while Vernon Davis, Scott Trofholz tallied 13 for the freshmen along with Bob Corn and Tom Walters contributing scoring.
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Columbus High Sophianjeres
John Schule
Dick Rabil
Larry Cattan
Mike Berlin
Bob Fyfe
Tiana Hellbusch
Steve Magon
John Walters
Vernon Davis
Dale Electronics Triumph Over David City In Rough Clash
Dale Electronics defeated David City 101 to 81 in a Pioneer Basketball League game. Jury Sterner led Dale with 27 points, Ton Milger added 20, and Hich Aeri Sith, Mike James, and Win Weber contributed double figures. Ken Kotinck paced David City with 25 points. Dale faces Double-T next Tuesday.
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Dale Eectronics
David Cit Jaycees
Mursday
Jury Sterner
Bales
Ton Milger
Jaycees
Nales
Hich Aeri Sith
Mike James
Win Weber
Ken Kotinck
Dith Howe
David City
Dales
Daycens
Bowling Notes From Columbus Bowl League Scores
Leon Miller posted a 609 series at Columbus Bowl with a 225 game plus 205 and 133. Don Beerbohm 204, Eldie Stahl 211, Joe Seherger 212, Don Boss 212, Allen Moeller 211, Erv Wieser 212, Farry Oppliger 204, Dick Brekken 200, Larry Beerbohm 283. Vierguiz Larmher Company won with 2,676 pins and DC Plungers had a 2,550 series in the Fatheran Church League. Thursday Matinee topped by Sue Davidshofer 40 204 and 516 series.
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Leon Miller
Columbus Bowl
Don Beerbohm
Eldie Stahl
Joe Seherger
Don Boss
Allen Moeller
Erv Wieser
Farry Oppliger
Dick Brekken
Larry Beerbohm
Wundertich
Sue Davidshofer
Charlotte Weisser
Carol Becher
Sherry Thomsen
Anna Dumbrowsk
Potkas
Trout Eyes Give Sharp Vision Underwater
A description notes trout possess large globular eyes that provide excellent vision in submerged habitats.
Plainesmen upset Platte College in home overtime thriller
Sterling Plainsmen rally from 16 point deficit to beat Platte College Raiders 78 75 in overtime. Meeks and Wallace each score 22 for Sterling with Christenson 20 and Kincaid 21 for Platte. Meeks tops boards and Laters. game features late free throws and a dramatic OT finish.
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Northeastan College
Sterling
Cato
Platte College Raiders
Plainsmen
Raider
Gene Torezon
Raiders
Dave Kincaid
Livery Christenson
Tom Pumean
Sterling Pre Pi
Mir
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Joe Wallace
Halder
Mike ‘Trader
Ken Shaw
Young
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Wallace
Larry Meeks
Rowl
Greg Klausen
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Steve Bailey
Roy Edwards
Womy
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Christenson
Plate
McCook Danight
Gainaine
Hastings dips CHS winners 71 24 in dual meet
Hastings won the boys swimming dual against Columbus, 68 34, with standout finishes from Brooke Pierson in the 10 yard and 50 yard freestyle, Om Folsom second in diving, and a strong relay effort that set a school record but placed second overall. Next up, Hastings hosts Grand Island on February 4 at Farally Pool.
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Hastings
Columbus
Yool
Brooke Pierson
Fhve Sevonds
Om Folsom
Joe Stetcher
Bra Pierson
Steve Swanson
Teuss Nyleler
Iweat
Bill Fulton
Larry Jhickhof
Wd Johansen
Russ Nytfeler
Tigers
Jeff Degn
Eickhoff Syon
Mike Christensen
Dave McNair
Grand Island
Farally
St Francis Edges ONeill 64 59 in Friday Night Bout
St Francis defeated ONeill 64 to 59 as Steve Pfeifer scored 18 points and Don Waile Tellleda and Jim Hassenstab contributed for the Flyers. St Mary fell 74 to 69 with St Francis leading 30 20 at halftime and 40 46 after three quarters.
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Humphrey
St. I Tractie
O'Neill
Mae
Flyers
St. Mary
Steve Pfeifer
Ted
Don Waile Tellleda
Jim Hassenstab
St. Francis
Karney William
Plyers
Norfolk Catholic Fonteht
Nt Mary
Francis
Osceola Wins Tourney Final Over Genoa 61 57
Osceola, the top seed, defeated Genoa 61 to 57 to claim the Goldenrod tournament title. Big Bob Gisster led Osceola with 27 points on eight field goals and 13 free throws, while Lynn Beden added 10 for Genoa runner-up. Coach Larry Johnson’s club trailed at halftime but surged in the second half to secure the championship.
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Osceola
Goldenrod
Genoa
Bob Gisster
Lynn Beden
Franors
Bulldogs
Orioles
Clay Fisher
Dim Keavis
John Street
Larry Johnson
Stromaburg
Clarks
Bob Parminter
Rieh Newcomer
Vikings
Dave Schultz
West Krhiday
Palmer
Osceola Apu
Mromsburg
Clarka
Varie Goa
Aquinas outlasts Scotus in Friday basketball clash
Aquinas hosts Scotus Central Catholic in a 53-50 win that featured a tight fourth quarter. Key plays included Terry Mausbach’s late one point lead and Dan Duffek, Bob Blevbower, and Hal Hain hitting decisive baskets as Aquinas edged ahead. Scotus, led by Dan Briggs with 14, Tom Jicha 12, and Dan Brock 11, pressed late but could not overtake the Monarchs. Scotus visits Fremont Bergan before Neumann in the Centennial Conference tournament. Aquinas junior varsity also beat Scotus jayvees 52-41 with Randy Barley scoring 18.
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Ray Guttermeyer
David City
Aquinas
Scotus Central Catholic
Monarchs
Shamrocks
Scotus
Andy Hiemer AL
Terry Mausbach
Dan Duffek
Bob Blevbower
Jina Hain
Blerkower
Amathias
Brock
Fremont Bergan Donight
Wahoo
Neumann
Scotus Jayvees
Randy Barley
Monarch
King Wiehn
Seolas
Pat Sackett
Mike Malmstrom
Ton Zabawa
Dave Korger
Brutus
Valency
Tarko Welnawa
Aquinas Fu ‘Tufts
Hobe Bieruowee
Metlavy
Senda
Anainas Ta
Vikings hold off Clarkson to beat Lakeview 76 70
Lakeview Vikings edge Clarkson Red Devils 76 70 as Mel Williams leads with 20 points and Tom Vandenberg adds 10. Clarkson 37 free throws, but Lakeview’s late defense seals the win before facing Dodge tonight.
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Clarkson
Dodge
Red Devils
Lakeview
Vikings
Devils
Tton Oswald
Viking
MelWilliams
Pune
Larry Soulliere
Steve Nayvrkall
Sieh
Mel Williams
Steh
Soulliere
Vandenberg
Gary Yovrina
Navrkal
Terry Rehneke
Jesse Kucera
Kucera
McWilliams
Tesday
Hampton Dominates Monroe 95-62 In Conference Clash
Hampton routed Monroe 95-62 as the Mustangs led 37 by halftime and 67-33. Dennis Edmisson poured in 30 points with 17 rebounds, supported by Dave Jenkinson with 14 and Dave Schmidt 12. Monroe faces Bradshaw in the Crossroads Conference Tournament opener at York Monday.
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Monroe
Hampton
Mustangs
Bill Mimick
Dennis Edmisson
Dave Jenkinson
Dave Schmidt
Bradshaw
York
Bowling season highlights across Columbus Bowl leagues
Gretchen Arndt tied a 288 and Fran Carlson posted a 585 series to pace the Hollette League at Columbus Bowl. Oasis Bar led team totals with a 910 single and 2,575 series as multiple bowlers posted 500-plus series and several 200-plus games across the leagues.
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Gretchen Arndt
Fran Carlson
Connie Kraycki
Grace Force
Lorraine Egger
Loraine Weidner
Peggy Ralls
Lois Conrad
Oasis Bar
Dan Force
Pat Force
Lenni
Hard Force
Gary
Badgers
Florida man named head of golf group
Gene McCauliff 28 of Coconut Grove Wa Insurance executive was named Friday as tournament director for the Indian Professional Golf Association. He has served on the national staff of the Professional Golf Association and is active in supervising the PGA Business School. The new LPGA tournament director will begin in June and be on hand for the $400,000 Sears Women's World Classic scheduled for June at the Bilton Inn Country Club in Port City.
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UPI
Gene McCauliff T
Coconut Grove
Indian Professionl Golf Association
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Professional
Golf Association
Way
PGA Business School
Hla Jah Jeh
Jeb
Bilton Inn
Chuly
Port
Satcle
Pirates' Blass agrees to terms
Pittsburgh pitcher Steve Blass, who returned from a midseason injury to win eight of his final decisions, agreed to terms with the Pirates. The 28-year-old right-hander compiled a 10-4 record with a 2.54 earned run average after his return.
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Pectsburgs
UPL
Picher
Steve Blass
Fas
Pitteburgh Pirates
Santhumes
Battle Creek Falls Short to Lindsay in Non-Conference Clash
Lindsay Holy Family edged Battle Creek 65 57 in a non conference game as Virgil Preister led with 13 points and Larry Bender Alma Morimer added 12 each for Lindsay while Battle Creek’s Lex Bennett Steve Suchstorf combined for 42 points amid a 12 17 13 15 scoring sequence. The Lions trailed 9 13 after one quarter and 31 25 at halftime before pulling away late.
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Battle Creek
Lindsay Holy
Bulldogs
Virgil Preister
Npleen
Battle Greek
Leigh
Battle Cree
Téndsay
Stan Gottschall Tops Thunderbolt League Scoring Race
Stan Gottschall tops Thunderbolt league with 227 615. won the scoring race. Other names appear in scattered figures and partial results for a Bowlevard Lines game, with mentions of MIT 2015 series and various players such as Anne Mimlek and Sshara Loungs amid fragmented data.
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Stan Gottschall
Indica Thundertoll Tange
Bowlevard
MIT
Monla
Cinmpboll
Dot” Seilor
Tverd Guenther
Sof Sprea
Wash
Leary Honora
Areca Gunn Tangle
Anne Mimlek
Sshara Loungs
Tusly
Rebals
Worden
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