Tigers host CHS Friday and Norfolk Saturday clash
The Hastings Tigers host CHS Friday and Norfolk Saturday as the Discoverers aim for a third straight game. Key players include Jett Meyer and Geordie Mehrenkamp for Hastings while Norfolk leans on Randy Benish and Dick Johnson to spark offense. The Tigers seek a 7-1 conference run and a strong finish.
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Straigit
Fremont
Jack Johnson
Funtsrsnes
Columbus
South Sioux City
Grand Island
al Bake
Jett Meyer
Geordie Mehrenkamp
Dick Hughey
John Sorensen
Jim Frice
Echtenkamp
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Coarl
Denis Edwards
Secord
CHS
Millard
Soul Sioux City
Mremont
Waslings
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Big Ten
Sentor Ranfiy Benish
Teio
Randy Gallo
Dick Johnson
Bob Miller
Gary Slobodny
Johnson
Paul Potter
Frank Brower
Potter
Brower
Danny Bliller
Les Callan
Roger Srovna
Tom, Stelser
Keith Davy
Platte Hosts Northeastern In Field House Tilt
Platte College lines up against Northeastern University of Norfolk in a key late-season clash at the Field House. Northeastern misses Bavakt Tyles while Platte adds fresh faces Tom Hathke and Larry Sharp to a veteran lineup led by Steve Nohner and coach Gene Torezan. The game airs Saturday at 1:15 a.m. on Scoop Rivlenour via KISK FM.
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Fender
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Morrisburg
Columbus
Mike Trader
Dave Bincaid
Baill Blefervieh
Scott Nelson
Dack Wesalowski
Nelson
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Wesotowski
Wikham
Creighton University
Rivlenour
Kisk
Huskers edge Cowboys 64 63 in tight road win
SYILEWATER Oklahoma State hosted Nebraska as the Cornhuskers rallied from a 99-84 halftime deficit to a 64-63 victory. Chick Jura scored 34 with 21 in the second half and grabbed 26 rebounds while OSU’s Terry Dean missed a late free throw, sealing the win for Nebraska.
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Keith Beringer Leads 617 in Boulevard Lanes League Action
Keith Beringer topped the field with a 617 series as five men surpassed 600 in Centerimini League play at Boulevard Lanes. Stan Gottschall, Del Triebwasser, Joe Karnik, Bob Arberger and others posted solid scores, with Arberger and Triebwasser recording 200s and 218 respectively. Team Deane's Diner led scoring with a 41,014 game and 2,915 threesome.
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der Triebwasser
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Spike Wallick
Ron Meyers
Frank Rackey
Rich Vrbka
Chuck Elliott
Deane
Rich Morgan
Bill Anson
Harold Sisbler
Verona Schoept
Singleton
Ann Bomberger
U.B
Larry Wardeman
Grinders
Jim Herrman
Craig Brestel
Sue Paprocki
Jeff Davidshoter
Jehe Rays
Kris Brestel
Big Ten probes Buckeye Gopher brawl after Minnesota game
MINNEAPOLIS UPI The Big Ten Commissioner Visited Columbus to review fight footage from the Minnesota Ohio State basketball game halted with 3 seconds left. Players Wilte Witte Behagen and Corky Taylor were central to the brawl as officials and coaches prepared potential disciplinary action and further review.
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Semi finals loom for Scotus and Cathedral in Centennial tourney
In the Centennial Conference semi finals at Wahoo Neumann Omaha Cathedral faces Paul VI in the 7:00 game with Aeies Hinestars and Boly Hi leading Cathedral. Paul VI counters with Jim Staroski Rich Lang and Mark Kenny as Mike Ziesul provides scoring. The 8:30 clash has Wahoo Neumann against Columbus Scotus with both teams balanced and tight in recent results. Scotus opens with Jicha Briggs Brock Mielak Yabawa while Neumann starts Wallace Cery Ohmelka Musilek and Yavak.
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Bowling schedule and manager switch notes in city leagues
Weekly men's city bowling at Boulevard Lanes features multiple matches across today and tomorrow with teams including Bay Packers, Wonderlich Bar, Columbus Bowl, and Metalcrafters. The piece also notes a manager switch: Knoxville Sox of the Southern League appoints a new manager.
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Sparks
Ernst Interesting Outdoor Column Notes Waterfowl Outlook
Sport columnist Paul Ernst reviews regional waterfowl counts for Nebraska and surrounding areas, citing mallard numbers, Platte River activity, and a near doubling of Caradapese in the state. He forecasts a better 1972 outlook with a good hatch and ample water, and notes the Winchester Model 12 returning after March 1 with a field-grade price around 250 dollars.
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Two Upsets Hit Midlands International in Omaha
In Omaha the Midlands International Tennis Championships opened with two notable upsets. Paris’s Georges Goven defeated Tom Corman of Seattle in straight sets after a tense first, while Frank Froehling, ranked sixth in the U.S., fell to Ion Tiriac of Romania in straight sets. Jaime Fillol of Santiago beat Alex Olmedo in three sets in another sudden-death finish.
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Blazers Rally Past Knights In CHL Thriller
Oklahoma City Blazers staged a three-goal third period to stun Omaha 54 in a Central Hockey League affair. Murray Wing scored twice and Wendell Bennett netted a hat trick for Omaha, while Rick Giarron and Joan Adams earned saves in a tight, high scoring contest.
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Oklahoma City
Joan Adams
Tinajero Throroughbred Retired From Racing Duties
Star Puerto Rico bred Tinajero, a noted thoroughbred, is retired due to a fracture in his right foreleg. The UPI report states he will be sent to Sagamore Farm in Maryland to stand at stud after the injury occurred during a workout at Arcadia California.
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Roth's 629 Tops Bowl Scoring Amid League Play
Bowl standings and high scores from Columbus Bowl and several leagues note Roth's 629 and Bonaly 254 like highlights. Individual athletes Jerry Roth Fred Leonhard Tok Sansoni Dick Huegel Marty Carlson and Arlene Woller posted top totals, while Zircons led team shooting with a 666 game and 1843 series.
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Dick Huegel
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Arlene Woller
Ari Brands
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Janet Novak
Columbus Sales Pavilion
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Sherry Thomson
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Dorothy Hurd
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Bullets gain division prestige with late win
United Press International reports the Baltimore Bullets beat the Buffalo Braves 114 113 on Wes Unseld’s buzzer layup after a pass from Gus Johnson, improving to 24 26 and extending their division lead over the Atlanta Hawks. The night also saw Seattle Sonics topple Atlanta 131 119 as Spencer Haywood poured in 32 and Fred Carter led Philadelphia with 31 in a 113 103 win over Cincinnati. Kareem Abdul Jabbar had 34 for Milwaukee in a 120 91 win over Detroit. The day closed with Chicago beating Houston 117 108 as Elvin Hayes scored 36 for Houston and Cleveland snapping a losing streak by defeating Boston 111 108.
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Knicks star Willis Reed faces uncertain return this season
New York Knicks center Willis Reed, sidelined by leg tendonitis, says he may never play again. Dr. Andrew Patterson vetoed his planned return this week after Reed endured pain and surgery. Walt Frazier notes Reed’s potential absence could shift offense but expects a future comeback next year with hard summer work.
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Columbus Fresh Win Both Games From Norfolk
Columbus Sutire High freshmen swept Norfolk in a pair of conference games. Tim Lemke scored 24 points for Columbus as the Discoverers won 57-51, then Brynes sent CHS ahead in overtime to a 48-47 victory.
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Myron Placek
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Steve Graus
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Mark Klug
Austin Named Assistant Coach for St. Louis Cardinals
ST LOUIS UPI Bill Austin longtime NFL coach since 1959 is named assistant coach for the St. Louis Cardinals. He will oversee the offensive linemen and related units.
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Ratelle Nets Two as Rangers Sweep Sabres in East Clash
Jean Ratelle scored twice to spark the New York Rangers as they toppled the Buffalo Sabres 5 1, keeping pace in the NHL East. Ted Irvine opened scoring, Ratelle added a late-period marker, and Hod Gilbert with Vic Hadfield supported the attack alongside a Buffalo reply from Craig Hamaty. The win marked the Rangers’ third 2 goal game by a line this season.
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