Centennial tournament opens as Irish play second game
Nebraska Centennial Conference action opens with Omaha Holy Name facing Wahoo Neuman in a 7 pm contest at Neuman Gym. Top seeds Bergan and Scotus clash after a recent Bergan win. Fremant Bergan meets West Point Catholic at 7 pm Tuesday. Paul VI vs David City Aquinas at 4 30 pm. Semifinals Thursday night with winners meeting Friday for the title.
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David City
Aquinas
Ray Gattermeyer
Erelirg
Wahoo Neuman Gymnasium
Cardi Pam
Hilary Smoward
State Glass
Holy Name
Beth
Nevina
Columbus Scotus I
Larry Cihal
Mike Shanahan
Columbus Scorus
Southeast
Columbus High
York
Coluumbus Junior High
Norvith
Notre Dame Upsets UCLA For 89 82 Victory In Cotton Bowl
Notre Dame upset top ranked UCLA 89 82 claiming an upset win after a week of practice and a new wishbone defense. Care drove for over half of ND points as UCLA’s plan to shut him down failed. Wooden praised the Irish while margins at other top ten games favored Western Kentucky, Villanova, Kansas, Jackson Villa, Tennessee and Alabama. Includes Citations to Margrette Southern California idle.
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UPI
Notre Dame
Fighting Irish
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Irish
UCLA
Houston
Bruins
Kenny Booker
Austin Carr
Care
Fox
John Plaick
John Wooden
Secomb
Southern California
Margrette
DePaul
Dean Meminger
Western Kentucky
Jacksonvilla
Mercer
Tennessee
Alabama
Soul Carolina
Reed Back In Form As Knicks Rout Celtics And Pistons
Willis Reed shines for the New York Knicks, scoring 24 points to pass Carl Braun as the franchise’s all-time scoring leader with 10,511 points. He contributed strong rebounds on the road win over Detroit 127-106 after a comeback from illness, with Bill Bradley and Mike Riordan adding scoring help. Other Sunday games saw Milwaukee rally past Atlanta, and Los Angeles top Cincinnati among several NBA results.
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New York
Knicks
Reed
Carl Braun
Bill Trachey
Mike Riordan
Laaing Steerk
Dalroit
Dave Blig
Pistons
Miwaukea
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Cinciamati
Hiladelphia
Sealite
Toston
Cleveland
Phoenx
Chicago
Maffalo
Portland
Animal and sports quirks brighten TV sport shorts
A quirky look at animal acts in sports on TV with a dog scoring and a deer on a golf course. Mouse sightings during basketball games prompt lighthearted notes. Lincoln Star ranking Discoverers and CHS club aims plus college draft picks highlight regional sports chatter.
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Tennessee Air Force
Bing
Ohio State
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Nebraskaland map and travel guides roll off presses
The State Game Commission says about 450000 copies of the 1971 Nebraskaland rosil map and travel guides are off the presses. They have been sent to sports and travel shows in California Florida and Minnesota and to tourist information and welcome stations in Nebraska.
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UPI
State Game Commission
California
Florida
Mwiinals
Wecome
Nebraska
Platte trips McCook in 104 02 victory led by McArdle
Rich Gaver reports Brad McArdle scored 30 points and Dave Kincaid 28 as Platte College beat McCook 104 02 before 140 fans to move to 4 2 in the Nebraska Junior College Conference. McCook led 48 47 at halftime before Platte pulled away in the second half.
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Platte College
Dave Kincaid
McCook
Dick. Kidd
Nebraska
Platty
Raiders
Telegram
Rich Gaver
Brad McArdle
Palle College
Paul Gagnon
Colorado Springs
Cola
Indians
Terry Gracey
Holyoke
Colo
Lamothe Carmichael
Stim
Ship Platte
McArdle
Kincaid
Trader
Gracey
Dick Kidd
Gene Torczon
Wits
Wes
Green
Gal
Platte
Kidd
York
Norfolk
Seven Archers Capture Awards in Hastings Tournament
Seven archers from Hastings Grand Island Lincoln Aurora and Columbus earned awards at the Grand Island Thin City Club Invitational held Sunday in Hastings. Mike Loeffeler won juniors first in Bays division with Randy Schaefer second. Bob Long was Intermediate second. Greg Schaefer took third. Women’s Freestyle saw Deanelle Kinzer second and Karen Saunders third. Men’s Freestyle had Chuck Seeger in first. The Pawnee Baymen Sunday Night League featured Foerunners and Flying Feathers tied for leadership at 40 wins each. Feathers won three of four head to head meetings. Other high scores included Karen Saunders 278 and Lunk Kinzer 274. Steve Edlenburg 265. Jeanelle Kineer 256. Don Still 233. Judy Seeger 254. Randy Medinges 269. Greg Schaefer 283. Bob Long 272. Wall Kroacki 268. with most improved honors going to Ellenburg, Ela Gray, and Mike Loeffler.
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Grand Island
Foererunners
Flying Feathers
Pawnee Baymen
Feathers
Feadrock
Joep
Karen Saunders
Lunk Kinzer
Steve Edlenburg
Jeanelle Kineer
Don Still
Judy Seeger
Randy Medinges
Greg Schaefer
Bob Long
Wall Kroacki
Ellenburg
Ela Gray
Mike Loeifler
Ray and Norma Dreifurst win Boulevard Lares TV scotch doubles
Ray and Norma Dreifurst captured the Sunday TV scotch doubles at Boulevard Lares with 634 total handicap 296 202 197. Bud Taylor Lynn Urape placed second with 620, followed by Don Chris James 616 and Jarry Sharon Sadenkins 7 Tom Margaret Riley 605.
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Ray
Norma Dreifurst
Boulevard Lares
Bud Taylor
Lynn Urape
Don
Chris James
Jarry
Sharon Sadenkins
Tom
Margaret Riley
Paul
Belly Gottsehall
Taylor-Grape
Laudenkloses
An Moward
Charlottes Weisser
Mow
Marian Nelson
John
Dee Rains
Nelsons
Tama
Tech
Omaha
Yvonne Mimick
Aurora runs past Schuyler 69 to 43 in Saturday game
Tom Kropp, a multi sport all state standout, scored 22 and grabbed 20 rebounds as Aurora overwhelmed Schuyler 69 43. Jol Gerrard added 12 for Schuyler. Aurora improves to 32 1 while Schuyler drops to 4 1. Schuyler travels to North Bend and Madison next weekend. Scoring by quarters shows Aurora leading early and never relinquishing control.
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Aurora
Schuyler
Tom Kropp
Warriors
Jol Gerrard
Warrior
North Bend
Madison
Weehend
Schuyler OU
Knights Win 2-1 Before Record Crowd
Omaha Knights edged Kansas City 2-1 in front of a record 6,003 at Central Professional Mou 4 Tango arena. Mike Murphy scored the deciding goal late in holiday night play. Ron Buchanan assisted for Kansas City and Morris Stefani tied the opening period.
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Mike Murphy
Omaha Knights
Kansas City
Ron Buchanan
Omaha
Morris Stefani
Annual men pin tourney set at Bowl
The annual men’s city pin tournament is scheduled for the weekend of the BP and T4 at Columbus Gow. Entry blanks are available at bowling establishments and team captains should submit details soon. Defending handicap champion is Billie’s Cato with a 2043 pin set. Ora Bellen Manufacturing claimed the team title with a record 2043. Marty Slavece won handicap singles with 751. Harold Keamland had 863 scratch singles. Duane Spitz and Ron Nelson won doubles handicap with 1315. BU Saalfeld and ily Gallo posted high scratch 1208. Ralph Stenney won scratch events with 1840. Harry Starzec took Wantcap honors with 2019.
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Gow
Culias
Billie's Cato
Vowleves
Levies
Scraleh
Ora Bellen Manufacturing Quilatet
Marty Slavece
Harold Keamland
Duane Spitz
Ron Nelson
BU Saalfeld
Ily Gallo
Ralph Stenney
Harey Starzec
Feuerbach Upsets Matson With 68 1 in Shot Put
Indoor track weekend highlights include Al Feuerbach’s shocking 68 1 shot put near world record pace at the All-American Games in San Francisco. Other stars such as Ravelomanatsoa and Berlenski posted top times and wins as meets across Kansas City and Philadelphia showcased fast footwork and bold distances.
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United Press International
Dim Gun
Ryun
Kanans Slar
Sant Francisco
AL Feuerbach
Randy Matson
Kansas City
Jean-Louis Raveloman
Astern
Michigan
Hils
Dallas
Ravelomanatsoa
Westmont College
Calif
Tram Madagascar
Ourtly Anual Philadelpha
Poland
Andrze
Berlenski
Henryk Szordykowski
Meriwether
Leigh Panthers Rout Lindsay 67 45 in Saturday Victory
Leigh Panthers, coached by Joe Moppes, exploded for 48 second half points to defeat Lindsay Moly Family 67 to 43. Dan Hotlatz and Dave Larson paced the offense with key scoring bursts while Hollatz and Larson contributed big totals. Lindsay’s season loss count rises to two with a forthcoming game vs Elgin Pope John.
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Joe Moppes
Leigh Panthers
Lindsay Moly
Dan Hotlatz
Dave Larson
Hollatz
Larson
al Nanmer
Jim Fehninger
Bullegs
Larry Bender
Lindsay
Bulldogs
Elgin Pope John
Lendsay
Raiders star Warren Wells arrested after Pro Bowl
Warren Wells, Oakland Raiders wide receiver, was arrested after the Pro Bowl at Memorial Coliseum. He faced Alameda County probation violation warrants and was booked at Central Police Station after being escorted from the dressing room in handcuffs. Police did not specify the underlying convictions.
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UPI
Warren Wells
Oakland Raiders
Memorial Colizerm
Almeda Pounty
Wells
Foo
Central Police Station
Ball
Keller wins inzell with world speed record attempt
In Inzell Germany Frhal Keller of West Germany claimed the gold medals in a Solmeier record event. The invitation speed event saw Keller clock 4012 seconds, securing top honors amid strong competition.
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Inzell
Germany
Frharel Keller
Weal
Pyinnis
Solmeier
Akatlag Meek Sinktag
Pirates Rally Past Lakeview 98 87 in Upset Victory
Dodge Pirates outscored Lakeview 38 23 in the second quarter and held on to win 98 87. Lakeview’s Steve MelWilliams fouled out early in the second, while Dodge’s tight zone press helped swing momentum as Far Dange and cousins Larry and Bernie Eikmeler contributed key plays. The victory improves Dodge to 6 2 in Mid State Conference standings.
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Doda
Lakeview
Vikings
Pirates
Dodge
Secord
Lakevlaw
Steve MelWilliams
Steve Jacobsen
Lakaview
T O
Far Dange
Larry
Bernie Eikmeler
Shelby cagers top East Butter in non conference win
Shelby High improved to 4 0 with an 84 50 win over visiting Brainard East Butter as Dave White led with 19 points and 18 rebounds. Bob Smith 8 Steve Hopwood 12 and Blake Matousch 11 added support. East Butter drops to 1 9 and trailed 26 14 after one period.
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Shelby High
Brainard East Butter
Muskies
Eut
Dave White
Bob Smith
Steve Hopwood
Blake Matousch
White
Ben Totuslovsky
Darrell Jensen
Tigers
Terry Fusco
York
Hordville
Oring
East Buller
College basketball results from United Saturday night summary
Western 62 Concordia 105 and Sioux City 63 Creighton 104 lead a long score roundup from United Press International. The list covers high school and college games across Nebraska, detailing teams such as Fairbury, Northwestern, York, Kearney, Beatrice, Omaha schools, and many others with final scores and notable matchups.
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Casper TJ Neb
Western
Concordia
Sioux Paris
Creighton
Miami
Haskell
Kan
Fairbury
Northwestern
No. Platte
Dana
Pershing
F. Kennery
Platte
McCook
Simpson
York
Central Kansas
High School Alliance
Gering
Bile Creek
Eigh Pope John
Big Springs
Arthur
Boys Town
Omaha Ryan
Burwell
Fullerton
Oc. B. Lincolln
Om, Denson
Central City
Allen Central
Corad
Ainsworth
Elkhorn
Valley
Iikhorn Valy
Stanton
Auburn
Premont Bren
Col. Scotus
Geneva
Minden
Grant
Chappell
Nlestings
Kearney
Hebron
Hildren
Elm Creek
Impt St Fran
O'Nel St Adl Imperial
No. Plat St Pal
Lincoln E
No. Platle
Lael Nee
Saein Plus
Lincoln SE
Beatrice
Bellevue
Omaha Rummel
Papillion
Omaha Gross
Millard
Blair
Omaha Paul VI
Wahoo Neilmann
Omaha Byran
Omaha So
Cath
Dominican
Seward
David City
Sidney
Gothenburg
Soo Cly
Supply Leeds
Valentine
Albion
Wayne
Tekamah
Former welter contender Eddie Pace dies in ring collapse
Eddie Pace a 30 year old California welterweight contender collapsed during a sparring session and was pronounced dead on arrival at Morningside Hospital. Police ruled natural causes. Pace fought against reigning 147 pound titleholder Al King and began his pro career in 1958. Autopsy scheduled.
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Los Angeles
Eddie Pace
Morningside Hospital
Pace
California
Ail King
Renfro Stars in All Pro Tilt for NFC Win
In Los Angeles, Mel Renfro of the Cowboys powered a 27-6 NFC victory over the AFC in the Pro Bowl. His 82 and 86 yard punt returns for touchdowns in the final quarter electrified 45,222 at the Coliseum. John Brodie and Dave 63 sparked a tight defensive game as Oakland’s Fred Biletnikoff was ruled out on a controversial play.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Agas
Mel Renfro
Dallas
AEG
San Francisco
John Brodie
Minnesota
Dave
Renfro
John Marden
Oakland
Madden
Fred Bilelnikoff
Daryle Lamonica
Biletnikoff
Bears Have Six Hall of Famers Enshrined
Canton Ohio chiefs note the Chicago Bears lead NFL clubs with six hall of fame electees from 1940. Sid Luckman George Wea... Joe Slydahar Danny Fortmann Bulldog Turner and George Halas are enshrined marking the team’s record.
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Ohio
UPI
Chicago Bears
Bears
Sid Luckman
George, WeAfee
Joe Slydahar
Danny Fortmann
Bulldog Turner
George Halas
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