CHS, Fremont, Hastings wrestle to runnerup at triangular
Fremont and Hastings each earned runnerup honors in a three-team wrestling meet at CHS Gym. The Discoverers swept Dost victories, with seniors Steve Baruch Jandy Delreece and Dave Mohrman standout in their divisions, and Lanny Neese’s squad finishing 6-5 for the season.
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Colunkes
Fremont
Hastings
Chs Gymnasium
Dodge Gray Crew
Columbus
Grapplers
Senios
Steven Baruch
Jandy Delreece
Dave
Mohrman
Boruch
Jim Warner
Jim Robertson
Discoverers Skid In State Title Race Amid Losses
Sport notes by Paul Ernst discuss the Columbus Discoverers slipping in state contention after losses to Mineola and Norfolk. Lincoln papers rank Links ahead of CHS, with upcoming Big Eight games at Fremont and Norfolk, plus home teams holding strong in Big Eight play.
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Discoververs
Mineola
Columbus
the World-Herald
Lincoln Papers
Lincoln
CHS
Maroon and White
Fremont
Columbus Kids
Norfolk
Panthers
Apolto
Tuskers
Muskers
Oklahoma State
Joop
Cowboys
Holy Family Narrowly Defeats Leigh On Free Throws
Lindsay Holy Family edged Leigh 65 to 61 as late free throws sealed the win. Larry Oberhauser scored 11, with Tullo cayers hitting six of eight charity tosses in the final moments. Dan Hollate led Leigh with 19, while Roger Bruhn added 13.
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Lindsay
Lindsay Holy Family
Leigh
Lindsay Buddogs
Panthers
Tullo Cayers
Larry Oberhauser
Windsay
Bulldogs
Gary Wiese
Dan Hollate Hat
Roger Bruhn
David City Scouts dominate Central City for 10-1 season start
David City High beat Central City 67 to 59 as five starters scored in double figures. Key performances came from Bob Marlin 17 and Jim Eberly 16, with Mel Aldrich and Martin aiding the attack. The Scouts built a 15-4 lead by the second, weathered Seward’s challenges, and connected on 21 of 33 free throws. They travel to Payne and Columbus Lakeview this weekend.
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David City
David City High
Dick Muma
Central City
Seva
Bob Marlin
Jim Eberly
Mary Aldri
Rich Slonecker
Greg Sabatani
Craig Gissler
Postmai
Jed
Bison
Martin
Bob Sundvold
Sevand
Rodred
Seward
Eberly
Sabata
Mel Aldrich
Ihoughts
Payne
Aurora
Columbus Lakeview
Central Cily
Higueras captures Lucayan Towers title in junior final
Top seed Jose Higueras of Spain defeated fellow Spaniard Jose Moren 0 6 6 4 to win the Lucayan Towers International Junior Tennis title in Freeport Bahamas on Sunday.
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Freeport
Bahamas
UPI
Jose Higueras
Spain
Jose Moren
Ryun Beats Keino in Indoor Mile at Sunkist Invite
Jim Ryun returned to form with a 4:06.83 mile win over Rip Keino at the Sunkist Indoor Invitational before 13,499 fans at the Sports Arena. Keino, on tour from Kenya, placed second as Ryun chased Olympic prep tempo, while George Young upset Frank Shorter in the two mile, signaling strong late meet form.
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Angeles
UPI
Jim Ryun
Rip Keio
Kenya
Kansas Flash
Kot
Ryun
Sek
Kein
Keira Alee
Keine
United States
Keina
Avas
John Janson
Pacific Coast Club
Tempa
Ywrnl
Kenng
Rehus Lo
George Young
Casa Grande
Ariz
Frank Shorter
Florida
America
Young
San Francisco
Stenerud stars as AFC wins Pro Bowl tilt
Jan Stenerud of the Chiefs stars as the American Conference defeats the NFC 25 13 in Los Angeles. He kicks four field goals and a late extra point, lifting the AFC to a 16 point lead before Floyd Little caps the score with a TD and conversion. Roger Staubach drew early cheers that faded to boos as the crowd watched.
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Los. Angeles
UPI
Jan Stenerud
Kansas City Chiefs
American Football Conference
NPC
The
Mwe
Bere
Steverud
Oslo
Norway
Shere
Mike Lucel
Detron Lions
Len Davyson
Dayson
Kansas City
AFC
Cleveland
Milt Morin
Stenerud
Denver
Floyd Little
Sax
Columbus Junior High swimmers edge Fremont in title duel
The CJHS seventh and eighth graders defeated Fremont 43 to 40 at the Harmony Y Pool Saturday. Columbus earned five individual wins led by Sam Person in the 50 free and a 100 medley relay, while Rich O'Donnell and Mark McClusky added multiple top finishes. Fremont fought back to overturn a 40-36 CJHS lead in the final events.
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Columbus
Hgh
Fremont
Tiger
Wilthy
Clem Morgan
Bernie Morgan
Sam Person
Craig Marsh
Greg Degn
Jim McAndrew
Jory Courdier
Alvar
Gary Mueller
G. Degu
Cour- Mets
Dale Robertson
Vremont
Rich O'Donnell
Mark McCluaky
McClusky
Doug Teg
Joey Schacter
O'Donnell
SV Entifetgh
Harmon Leads Creighton Past MacMurray In Easy Win
Gene Harmon scored 32 points as Creighton routed MacMurray 107 to 50. Gary Haberl was MacMurray’s lone double figure scorer with 14. Lewis and Wuebben also contributed for the Bluejays who trailed 5 23 at halftime.
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Omaha
Gene Harmon
MacMurray
Creighton
MacMurt
Gary Haberl
Bluejays
Gene Lewis
Ted Wuebben
Hawks vs Bucks clash with Maravich outscoring Abdul-Jabbar
Pete Maravich led the Atlanta Hawks in a 132-101 win over the Milwaukee Bucks as Archie Clark and Stan Love sparked the Bullets in a separate NBA action. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar was edged by Maravich 43 to 33, while Jon Hudson added 31 for the Hawks. Boston, New York, Houston and Detroit also posted wins in other WBA games.
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United Press International
Allanda Hawks
Milwaukee Bucks
Pete Maravich
Kareem Abdul-Jabhar
Hawks
Bucks
Maravich
Abdul-Jabbar
Baltimore Bullets
Cincinnati Royals
Bullets
NBA
Jon Hudson
Milwaukee
Tucks
Maravieh
Hawke
Archie Clarke
Stan Love
Jack
United States Ties Mexico in Olympic Soccer Qualifier
In Guadalajara, John Carenza scored to level the match as the U S U S tied Mexico in an Olympic qualifying game. Both teams pressed for control in a tight contest, with the outcome keeping the U S hopes alive in the regional qualifier.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
United States
John Carenza
Vikings Hold Off North Bend In Tight 83 82 Win
Lukeven High School edged North Bend 83 82 as Steve McWilliams led with 29 points and 14 rebounds. Jim Pillen and Jon Reins contributed strong ball control while Coast guard Doug Zoucha and Paul Jazwick aided the late rally to seal the victory.
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Dave Condreay
Lukeven
High School
North Bend
Larry Whiting
Cagers
Tigers
Vikings
Steve McWilliams
Doug Zoucha
Cleta Pillen
Jim Pillen
Jon Reins
Vikes
Steve Settles
Dan Tramilton
Dim Pillen
Fred Westmeyer
Lakeview
Tiger Cliff Fmerson
Dave
Paul Jazick
Ica
Jazwick
The
Jon Relns
Steve Suttles
Biel Spolding
Telegram
Platte College tops McCook 81 to 73 at home
Platte College Raiders shot near 89 percent from the free throw line to beat McCook 81 73 in a Juco contest. Coach Gene Terezin’s team rose to second in the league with a 4 2 mark as they prepare for York and Northeastern of Norfolk games before a Creighton freshmen showdown at Civic Auditorium.
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McGook
Platte College
McCook
Gene Terezin
Raiders
Toop
Nebraska Western
York
Northeastern
Norfolk
Creighton University
Civic Auditorium
Creighton
Regis College
Platte
Green and Gold
Scotus Defeats Bergan In Centennial Conf Tilt
Scotus center Cenizs led with 16 points as Scotus defeated Bergan 74-35 in a Centennial Conference matchup. Mick Rump added 12, Dan Brock sparked the second half, and Bergan trailed after strong first half defense by Scotus. Tom Jicha sat out with an ankle injury but is expected to return soon.
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Ray. Gattermeyer
Dan Briggs
Scotus Cenizs
Wihoo Neumann
Cenonl
Onna
Hi Od Solus
Oni
Mick Rump
Bergan’ E
Columbus Teans Goous
Dan Brock
Eader
Anay *Oonneck
Lonnerimeter
Itm
Knights
Passals
Micha
Brock
Fannie
St . Bergan
Polit
Dauisit
Briggs
Caramard
Klighes
Mick
Rute
Scolus
Scotus
Tom Jicha
Bergan
Varsity
Kredge
Scotus Fayvees
Seotus
Tin Bones
Greg
Ale
Shonka G Foe
McMeekin
Wiehnaban Devermen
Rootus
Tao
Humphrey Bulldogs Rout Terriers In Narrow Lee County Tilt
Humphrey five routed Terriers 84 to 48 Saturday night as halftime points eclipsed the Terriers total. Hon Stuts led with 21, Kevin Brandl 16, Jeff Baumeart 15, Dave Limebing poured in 23 for Humphrey who travels to Cleanwater Tuesday to even the score after a 77-64 first meeting.
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Humphrey
Lumphrey Figh
Bulldogs
Rising City Terriers
Terriers
Hon Stuts
Kevin Brandl
Jeff Baumeart
Dave Limebing
Limebhing
Danny Jansk
Cleanwater
Uecker meets Devaney and jokes about fame in Milwaukee
Uecker recalls meeting Nebraska coach Bob Devaney in Omaha with reverence as fans rose to greet him. The former major leaguer turned comedian notes his rising star status, cites $22,500 top salary then and nightly rates, and lists TV appearances and tour stops. He calls himself one of the greatest players who people know little about.
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Milwaukel
UPI
Bob Uecker
Cmet
Omaha
Bob Devaney
Miler
Braves
Cardinals
Phillies
Ifo
Nebraska
Uecker
Devaney
Weeker
Bob Verker
Hallpla
Johnny Carson
David Frost
Mary Griffin
Mike Douglas
Miami
Houston
Milford
Del
Milwaukee
Baseball Writer
Harrisburg
Lancaster
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Milwaukee Brewers
Koo
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
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Atrro Jaruch
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Bor Warner
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Cy Derw Swith
Fuck Speicher Candy
Dan Leleken
Steve Maser
Leetstoiai Tou
Sgvaerus
Jae Gerry Volerk Mey
Larry Kobue
Polite
Fremont Miki
Hakee
Nevisourd Pricle
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Ave Mohrman
John Clopper
Steve Dager
Doug Wardinger
Bob Gentect
Fremoant
Steger Charler
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Lanny Neese
Ran Caltag
Discoverers
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Beatrice
Randy DeFreece
Don Ericson
Sen’er
Fiat Lancings
Columbus Grand
Paul Ernst
Ron Stanler
Slander
Reep Brooks
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Holy Family
Leigh Io
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David City Downs
Sewand
Davie
Keino
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Gary St Gree Drew
Dory Courtine
Wate Hobertsund
Krenn
Preast
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Sellieg - Ei Funtison
Wilkan
Vamilton Fayaniach
Abso Senna Iy
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Eakeyicwy
Edge McCook
Mike Trader
Jack Wesolowski
Scott Nelson
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