Cathedral triumphs in closing minutes over Scotus
Cathedral edged Columbus Scotus in a tight semifinal Friday night to seal the Centennial Conference title. Mike Ziesel paced Omaha Cathedral with key late baskets as Scotus fought from behind, while Dan Brock and Zabana led the runner-up effort. Cathedral later routed Neumann 69-42 for third-place, with Mario Mandolfo leading Omaha Paul VI in the consolation win.
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Omah Cathedral
Columbus
Scotus
Omaha Paul VI
Wahoo Neusmann
Ray Gattermeyer
Omaha Cathedral
Ioose
Miclak Welder
Bob Hemmingsen
Iskels
Mike Fouts
Mike Ziesel
Omahans
Duane Fleimann
Soafus
Cathedral
Scotts
Columbus Club
Threebasket
Oamahats
O Die
Kelly Higgins
Brock
Zabana
Trish
Dan Brock
Tony Pruitt
Iggins
Mike Jpouts
Dan Briggs
Aul Brock
Lisse
Tor Ziesel
Mielak
Scolus
Higgins
Fouts
Brack
Omaha
Paul YE
Fracas
Wahto Neumann
Mario Mandolfo
Hawks
Mark Kenny
Neumann
Bob Cerv
Seolas
Drehmsan
Work Welk
Cathede Bevith
Ziesel
Scarinx
All tournament team named by league coaches
Brock Day and four Omahans top the all tournament list. Brock 46 3 senior joins Cathedral trio Mike Fesel Kelly Higgins and Rich Leng Mark Renny from Paul VI. Honorable mentions include Scotus Pawnee Cathedral Pawl VI and others. Wahoo Neumann wins sportsmanship award.
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Day Brock
Columbus
Omaha Cathedral
Oimatia Paul VI
Brock
Mike 4Esel
Kelly Higgins
Champion Cathedral
Rich Leng
Mark Renny
Paul VI
Frank Mivlak
Lot Jicha
Scotus
Mike Fouts
Tony Prantt
Cathedral
Marla Mandolfo
Roland Yost
Pawl VI
Gary Musilek
Fete Vavak
Tob Tery
Wahoo Neumann
Mick Higley
Fremont Bergan
Rick Gillespie
David City Aquinas
Mask Wahoo Neumann
Tagge Kinney accept trophy for Nebraska
In Columbus Ohio UPI reports Nebraska stars Jerry Tagge and Jeff Kinney accepted the Robert Zuppker Trophy as the nation's outstanding college team members for 1971. Nebraska finished 13-0, while Pat Sullivan and John Reaves won separate honors. Joe Torre received Baseball Player of the Year honors. Ed Marinara earned the Columbus Athletic Trophy with Jim Murray named Sportswriter of the Year.
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Columbus
Ohio
UPI
Vince Lombardi
Fridaight
Miami
Bob Griese
Dolphin
Columbus Touchdown
Club Griese
Jerry Tagge
Jeff Kinney
University of Nebraska
Robert Zuppker
Nebraska
Me Touchdown Club
Tagge
Kinney
Pat Sullivan
Auburn
Ant Joh Reaves
Florida
Sullivan
Chic Marley
Rophy
Reaves
Weiter
Lakeview Fresh Frosh Beat Randolph 45 to 35
Lakeview High School freshmen pulled away in the second half to defeat Randolph yearlings 45 35. Leading scorers include Hick Thomas ii points and Darrel Rickert 10 with contributions from Trocky Pivitmer 8 and Jed Randol 11. Upcoming games at Clarkson Tuesday and Sohaus Junior High next.
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Lakeview High School
Randolph
Lakeview
Derry Fichter
Jed Randol
Deight Myebach
Clarkson
Sohaus
Women’s track action shifted to Madison Square Garden
New York UPI reports the women’s qualifying track competition for the Russia U.S. meet moves from Baker Field at Columbia to Madison Square Garden. The event is set for 11:00 a.m. on February 25, with men’s events and the women’s shot put scheduled at the West Point field house the same day and time.
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New York
UPI
Bowlers Set Records As Oasis Bar Leads Night
Sheila Stone posted a 687 series tying a city association mark with 235 and 227 games, while Oasis Bar rolled 971 single and 2703 series at Columbus Bowl. Grace Force had 240, Kalle Kraycki 522, Gretchen Aoadé 538, Barb Badje 54 and Dean Gerber 918. Columbus also notched 795 game and 2208 series as Pat Force and Iy Bantam Trague posted 190 and 361 two game totals. JoAnn Schacher led the girls with a 206 and Denise Engquist 252 top score. Dodgers named top team with a 9644 game and 1066 series.
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Sheila Stone
Columbus Bowl
Grace Force
Sas
Kalle Kraycki
Gretchen Aoadé
Barb Badje
Dean Gerber
Iy Bantam Trague
Pat Force
JoAnn Schacher
Denise Engquist
Dodgers
Platte Center Triumphs in Junior High Basketball
Platte Center Junior High beat Christ Lutheran 30 to 9 as Clyde Schroeder led the scoring with 10 points. In a prior District 10 game, Platte Center edged District 10 by 25 to 34 after a 16 point fourth quarter surge. Mike Coan earlier tallied 13 points and solid rebounding. Platte Center next plays District 3.
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Platte Center
Platte Center Junior High
Christ Lutheran
Clyde Schroeder
Plate Center
District 10
Mike Coan
Piste Center
Leigh Panthers Beat Lakeview 81 to 69 in Home Victory
Leigh Panthers defeated Lakeview 81 to 69 as Leigh capitalized on free throws 33 of 45 while Lakeview made 11 of 20. Leigh built early lead, with Lakeview rallying but Leigh pulled away by the fourth, aided by Hollatz and Machacek. Lakeview faces David City High School tonight with junior and varsity games on the schedule.
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Dave Condreay
Iakeview High School
Leigh Panthers
Vikings
Hullate
Tis
Hollate
Dave Machacek
Hollatz
Ieee
Panthers
Dird
Rodger Bruhner
Vikes Steve McWilliamg
Westmayer
Leigh
Finihn
Leighmen
Ikings
Bel Tong Zoueha
Dave Mew Williams
Machacek
Kollatz
Jack Luedtke
Lakeview
Jim Pillen
Clete Pillens
Weskmeyer
Steve McWilliams
Zoucha
Panther Cubs
Wachal
Botsielowers
Rodney Schroeler
Rexuiey Rabe
Lakéview
David City High School
Pirates catcher Milt May to miss start of spring training
Pittsburgh reports that catcher Milt May suffered a chipped ankle fracture during a collision with teammate Richie Zies in a Puerto Rican Winter League game and will likely miss the first week of spring training. May hit .278 last season.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Milt
Wilder
Jett
May
Iehie Zise
Arrie
Nebraska wrestlers shine in scattered results across many towns
The report lists numerous meet results with weights and placements for Nebraska teams and athletes across cities like Lincoln, Kearney, Fremont, and Omaha. It notes a Detroit Red Wings recall of defenseman Serpe Layeunesse from the Fort Worth CHL club.
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Layeunesse
Detroit
UPI
Detroit Red Wings
NRL
Serpe Layeunesse
Fort Worth
East favored as All-Star Game tips in ABA clash
Louisville awaits as star laden East faces West in the ABA All-Star game with Big Mel Daniels leading a high scoring East roster. West counters with a height edge led by 7 foot 2 Artis Gilmore and 7 foot Jim McDaniels while coaches note the game’s fast pace and balanced lineups from Barry Scott Melchionni and Brisker. The East aims to extend a prior 2 2 series edge after last year’s 126 122 win in Greensboro.
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Louisville
UPI
Mel Daniels
Indiana Pacers
Kentucky
Joe Mullaney
Charlie Scott
Virginia Squires
Dan Jase
Kentucky Colonels
Rick Barry
New York Nets
John Brisker
Pittsburgh Condoes
LaDell Anderson
Utah Stars
Artis Gilmore
Kentuky
Jim McDaniels
Denver Rockets
Wilbert Jones
Memphis
Steve Jones
Donnie Freeman
Dallas Chaparrals
Freddie Celis
Daniles
Indiana
Art Becker
Denver
Wendell Ladner
Greenboro
N.C
ABA
Farally Y junior league scores sheet reports
Three junior league games at Farally Y feature Jayeen Giants led by J Dahlkoetter with 1 counters and Glas defeating Linns Patriots 20 to 10. Meon Trams beat Elks Acey 17 to 14 as Anthony led with seven. Optimaists Colts toppled Sertoma Seals 23 to 14 with Wagner six and Ferguson six.
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Farally
J. Dahlkoetter
Jayeen Giants
Vaughn
Weaver
Markham
Glas
Linns Patriots
Terson
Berlin
O'Donnell
Werts
Meon Trams
Elks
Anthony
Heiman
Swartz
Brandt
Abegglen
Lannan
Bartholomew
Lange
Marsh
Optimaists
Sertoma Seals
Goose Wagner
Ferguson
Hoebing
Cave
Shank
Michael
Strerhoft
American Legion Rangers
Sertoma Celtics
Jackson
Joseph
van Dyke
Bullington
Celtics
Dustlee
Sheriff
Fraka
Eagles Saints
Arit
Warner
Henrg
Munson
Rotary Raiders
Brezenski
Eagles
Opks
Ifeimann
J. Mancuso
Mancuso
Janssen
Dagvee Jets
Arment
Warremler
Maslonka
Fremont upsets CHS in tough East Big Ten clash
Fremont Tigers defeated Columbus Discoverers 61 58 after trailing 43 29 at halftime. Key late plays by Gordie Beidenkamp and Jeff Meyer kept the hosts ahead before Columbus tied it at 49 48, with Roger Brown sealing the win for Fremont. Potent scoring from Behrenkamp and Meyer paced Fremont while CHS struggled from the field.
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Rich Gaver
Columbus Discoverers
Fremont Court
Tigers
Key East
CHS
Tiger den
Sul
Fremont
Gordie Feldenkamp
Maroons
Jeff Meyer
FHS
Crampton Leads With Fire On Torrey Pines Back Nine
Crampton shot a six under 66 in round two at Torrey Pines to join Hale Irwin and Takashi Murakami in a three way tie for the San Diego Open lead. Irwin and Murakami matched 68 and 69, while Beard held a late surge with a seven under 63 to sit two under for the tournament.
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UPI
Crampton
Torrey Pines
Hale Irch
Prairie Creek
Ark
Takashi Murakami
Couvat
Tokyo
Irwin
Murakami
Japan
America
Poe
Muraka- Ti
Frank Beard
Celtics Rally To Beat Knicks And Extend Lead
Boston Celtics edge New York Knicks 122-116 to widen Atlantic Division lead to four games. Jo Jo White hits clutch jumper with 14 seconds left and blocks Earl Monroy at the buzzer. Havlicek leads with 33. Towens grabs 23 rebounds and adds 13 points in overtime. Other NBA results include Lakers over Houston and Milwaukee over Philadelphia.
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United Press International
Boston Celtics
New York Knicks
Celtics
Knicks
New York
Jo Jo White
Celts
Earl Monroy
White
Heston
Dave Towens
Boston
Boston Garden
John Havlicek
NBA
Lakers
Houston
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cincinnnati
Atlanta
Detroit
Seattle
Buffalo
Chicago
Phoenix
Golden State
Portland
Stars Acquire Blot Ira Harge In ABA Trade
The Utah Stars announced on Friday they acquired Blot Ira Harge from the Floridians in an American Basketball Association deal that sent Manny Leaks Rick Fisher and two future draft choices to florida.
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Harge
Louisville, Ky
UPI
Utah Stars
Ira Harge
Floridians
American Basketball Association
Manny Leaks
Rick Fisher
Trevino chosen Athlete of Year in Rochester ceremony
Lee Trevino dominates 1969 Hickok Professional Athlete of the Year voting with 70 first place ballots and 302 points. Roberto Clemente places second, Joe Frazier third, Roger Staubach fourth, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar fifth, Jack Nicklaus sixth, and Vida Blue seventh. Trevino earned 231,200 last year and over 525,000 career pro earnings, buoyed by US British and Canadian Open wins.
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APD
Lee ‘Trevimo
Hickok
Trevino
Rochester Press Radio Club
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh Pirates
Joe Frazier
Dallas
Roger Staubach
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Jack Nicklaus
Vida Blue
Vikings surge to 75 59 win over St Edward in thriller
Visiting Stromsburg pulled away with a strong fourth quarter to defeat St Edward 75 to 59 in Goldenrod Conference play. Bill Parminter led Stromsburg with 24 points, Brad Atallings added 14, while St Edward's Kim Channey scored 13 and Tom Nordeen 10. St Edward heads to Silver Creek Feb 4 for another conference game.
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St. Edward
Stromsburg
St Edward
Goldenrod
Bill Parminter
Vikings
Brad Atallingsidett
Beavers
Texdgsa
Kim Channey
Tom Nordeen
Silver Creek
Siamsburg
New PGA Meet Added On 1942 Schedule At Norwood Hills
A $150000 Greater St Louis golf classic is added to the PGA tour with a Sept 14 17 date at Norwood Hills Country Club St Louis County. The event offers 88000 to the winner and 17000 to the runner up on the Norwood West Course a par 72 8800 yard layout forming one of 43 regular 1942 PGA tour events.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Norwood Hillis Country Club
St. Louis County
Norwood
Columbus Fresh Top Barr 55 49 in Junior High Clash
Barr topped Grand Island 55 to 49 as Columbus Freshmen registered a repeat victory. Tim Lemke led scoring with 18 points, Greg Wiseman 12, Kirk Kyster 8, and others added to the Barr effort. Twansky grabbed six rebounds while Lemke and Wiseman collected five each. Coach John Sebilife’s squad travels to Hastings February 3.
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Grand Island
Barr
Tim Lemke
Greg Wiseman
Kirk Kyster
Jeff Rongish
Roger Twansky
Bob Wolf
Mark Orr
Dick Placzek
Steve Nyder Wit
Twansky
Lemke
Wiseman
John Sebilife
Frost
Hastings
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