Scotus Cathedral Seek Tourney Crown at Centennial Conference
In a tight contest at Wahoo Neumann, Scotus and Cathedral faced spirited opposition as Cathedral rallied from behind in the third quarter to challenge Meteopallian rivals. Neumann and Mulls teams entered the matchup with high stakes in the Centennial Conference, aiming to advance to the fists.
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Platte College dominates Northeastern in 101 to 69 rout
Platte College routed Northeastern Junior College 101 to 69 behind Mike Trader’s 29 points and Dave Kinesid plus Hawk Dave Slab each with 22. Platte opened fast, built a double digit lead, and held on as Northeastern never recovered, cementing Platte’s second place in the state conference standings. The Raiders clash Creighton University Freshmen next at the Givie Auditorium.
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Scottt Nelson
Hatchers
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Roy Orr
Creighton University
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CHS Swimmers Set Records at Millard Meet
CHS tankers posted multiple records at Millard with top marks in breaststroke, medley, and freestyle events. Sophomore Kong Harsh swam breaststroke and junior John Weigh set a career best in backstroke while Tom Walsom claimed one meter diving. Coach McNair’s team aims for a 54 dual mark before Grand Island clash.
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Ralston
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Larry Bickholt
John Weigh
Tom Walsom
Johansen
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Ted Kyser
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Hansen bowls third 700 series of the season at Columbus Bowl
Tony Hansen fired a 704 series in Pawaee League action his third 700 of the season and sixth overall. Transen led with two 247 games, Del Frichwasser added 505 triple and other bowlers posted scores across Columbus Grain No. 1 and No. 2, Liberia League and Matinee League as teams and high individuals competing.
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Columbus Bowl
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del 'Frichwasser
Ernie Christensen
Erv Wieser
Jin Wieser
Clem Morgan
Leon Miller
Walt Junghaene
Mel Koberlaud
J. Warrington
Barr Channer Triumph Highlights Local Wrestling Meet
Tim Channer won by four points after a decision over David Day, giving Columbus Junior High eighth graders a 26-24 victory at Grand Island. Grand Island freshmen repeated a 43-22 win, with Columbus tallying two pins by Likisay Ball and Tom Ramié and three decisions by Mike Rice, Ton Long, and Mike Janssen. Upcoming meet at Grand Island Walnut on Feb 2.
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David Day
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Grand Island
Likisay Ball
Tom Ramié
Mike Rice
Ton Long
Mike Janssen
Dpm
Dian Weiser
Edonia
Vaden Wahabey
Zoe
Dave McNeil
Vorlod
Bris Crittenden
Dave Walker
Rerey Mefermott
Mark Tyuemann
Planet
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Wegin WeBermott
Ros George
Rywoud Yin Selrosder
Tite
Tor Sternt
Sloger Ahnn
Craig Mera Hs Wen Ly
Mike Gotttings
Wike Tenssen
Abe Gibron Named Bears Head Coach in Chicago
Abe Gibron 46 takes over as head coach of the Chicago Bears after Jim Dooley’s release, with a multiyear deal. He urges motivation from current players to push for NFL title contention and plans to hire his own assistants after the upcoming draft. He will consult former Bears staff but is not pledged to any.
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UPI
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Woath
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Jim Dooley
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Ile
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Chambliss Signs Contract With Indians For 1979 Season
Cleveland First baseman Chris Chambliss, 1978 AL rookie of the year, and pitcher Jim Mayer agreed to terms with the Indians on Thursday. Chambliss hit .275 in his rookie season, while Mayer posted an 11-5 record with Phoenix in 1971.
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UPI
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Jim Mayer
Clevelant Indians
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Indians
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Phoenix
UC names Howard Mudd as assistant football coach
Howard Mudd a former Chicago Bear and San Francisco 49er lineman and three time All Pro in 1966 1967 and 1963 was named an assistant football coach at the University of California on Thursday.
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Sport Shorts On the Tube Preview Week Across Networks
PAUL ERNST surveys a busy week of televised sports with Winter Olympics action, college basketball matchups including Maryland N C and UCLA Notre Dame, NBA as Bucks face Bullets, hockey North Stars vs Rangers, and golf at San Diego where Jack Nicklaus is favored. Nebraska’s Chick Jura shines as he nears 1,000 career points and leads the Huskers in a core bid to contend.
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Tarkenton Returns to Vikings to Bolster Super Bowl Quest
New York reports Fran Tarkenton is headed back to the Minnesota Vikings to lead a return to the Super Bowl. He was traded by the Vikings to the New York Giants five years ago for four draft choices, and the swap Monday included three players and two draft picks with only wide receiver Bob Graty remaining from the Giants. Norm Snead and Vince Clements, sidelined last year with injuries, move to the Giants along with the Vikings’ No. 4 pick next week and the No. 2 pick in the 1973 draft.
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CHS Promising Start Amid Apollo Conference Wrestling Meet
CHS appears poised as Beatrice Millard and Ralston top the Apollo Conference contenders with Beatrice hosting. Seniors Speicher DeFreece and Volnok lead 119 136 and 130 pound classes while Beatrice’s Borath Mobeman and Papillon figures challenge for titles as defending champ Papillon faces tough field.
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Raniy Peake
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Jon Cahill
Gary Speicher
Doug Wardinger
Charles Kerndt
Jon Clark
Taplitan
Bil Milt Millard
Dave Farmer
Norfolk
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Toni Tremain
Bill Speicher
Dave McNair
Steve Dager
Scott Dierberger
Larry Kobys
Papillon
South Sioux City
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Vikings Face Leigh Then David City With Busy Weekend Ahead
Lakeview High 7-3 travels to Leigh to meet a busy Panthers squad in a key Class C matchup. Leigh counters with seniors Hoslats Larson and Brown as top threats. Saturday Lakeview hosts David City, Nebraska’s top Class C team, in a game featuring a star lineup including Marlin and Eberly, as Lakeview seeks a critical win to stay competitive in the conference race.
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Jim Eberly
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Jim Pitten
Jon Reins
Creighton cheerleaders suspended over National Anthem protest
Four Creighton University cheerleaders were suspended for saying they would not stand for the National Anthem at basketball games. The action follows a December incident when seven squad members walked off the court during the anthem.
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Littler Leads San Diego Open After 60 Round
San Diego Open leader Littler shot an eight birdie 60 at Torrey Pines, capitalizing on calm morning conditions. Nicklaus struggled with a one over 71 as wind and firmer greens rose later, altering the day’s scoring. Littler is a Taw miles from the course, shaping a strong early position in the $150,000 event.
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Muskrats Weigh 2 Percent More in Large Specimens
A cryptic line notes that average adult muskrats weigh about 2 percent more, while larger specimens tip the scales at a higher amount, though the currency symbol and final figures are unclear.
Harold Kruntland tops in bowling at Boulevard Lanes
Harold Kruntland leads with 232 and 600 series as Major League pinmen compete at Boulevard Lanes. Dan Glonn posts 722, Mert Reefer 212, Ron Nelson 222 and 204. Ski Lounge and Cornhusker Power win team honors with 693 and 22,535 totals respectively. Yvonne Minick helps Dale Electronics Women with 212, 538. Carlie Cox 525. Rita Fuhral and Chris James 608. Pin Pointers lead team scoring with a high game and Ed Zimmer posts 191. Women and men standings show strong showings across leagues.
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Dan Glonn
Mert Reefer
Ron Nelson
Craig Schmidt
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Feagun
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Carlie Cox
Rita Fuhral
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Sahara Lounge crew Jops Dales routs 132 108 in league game
Sahara Lounge crew Jops Dales defeated Sahar Lounge 132 108 after a 71 43 lead. Gary Harkness scored 34 and Gene Prefer 24 for the winners while Rich Aeri added 32 and Sterner 25 for Dales in the Pioneer League clash.
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Penn State Duquesne to Meet Next Season in Pittsburgh Series
Penn State and Duquesne will play a college basketball matchup for the first time in 44 years. The 1972 73 season game is set at University Park Pennsylvania with a return engagement planned in 47 74 at Pittsburgh.
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