Apollo Conference wrestling crowns three champions at Columbus
In a blizzard hit Columbus, South Sioux City edged Beatrice and Millard to win the third annual Apollo Conference wrestling tournament. Phil Durham defeated Steve Kimball 9-5 for the 135 pound title as Norfolk claimed four champions and Wardinger of Columbus won the 119? class. Speicher and McNair also claimed bronze medals.
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George Kelly Named to Hall of Fame
New York voters honor George Kelly known as h Pockets for his early years as a top first baseman. He played in the dead-ball era and was feared in late innings. The Hall of Fame selection acknowledges his power, clutch hitting, and role with the New York Giants.
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Sooner frosh top scorer one more week in league race
Oklahoma freshman Alyat Adams stretches lead as top scorer in the Big Eight with 499 points and a 22.0 average after a 22 point burst against Iowa State. Kansas sophomore Nick Sutlue rises to third with 16.2 average while Clint Harris of L State trails.
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Knicks Rally Past Celtics In Close Weekend Set
The Knicks beat Boston 168-163 in New York and 96-03 in Boston, with Walt Frazier delivering key late plays in both games. They extended their lead in the division as Los Angeles, Houston, and Chicago also posted wins in a busy NBA weekend.
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CHS Norfolk Game Slated For Tonight
Poor weather forced schedule changes in area high school basketball. Discoverers will play at Norfolk tonight at 6 p.m. while the Vikings at David City were moved to February 9.
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Hockey captain Boehm to undergo operation this week
Boston Braves center Ron Boehm, captain of the American Hockey League team, is set for knee surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital after reinjuring a knee in a Saturday game. A Braves spokesman said he could rejoin the club before season's end. AV woodchuck note follows with unrelated fact.
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Battle for East Division in ABA rages on
The East Division race tightens as the Carolina Cougars fall 111 103 to the Kentucky Colonels. Louie Dampier 28 points leads Kentucky alongside Artis Gilmore 28 and Dan Issel 28 in a home win. Billy Cunningham leads Carolina with 29 and 12. Other ABA results: Denver Rockets 106 New York 77, Memphis Tams 127 Indiana Pacers 126.
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Young Gladchuk to be honored at Unsung Hero dinner
Cambridge AP reports Chet Gladchuk Jr. of Amherst Mass will be honored at the Tobacco Table’s Unsung Hero dinner in Boston Tonight. He returned from Hodgkin’s Disease to play for Boston College last season as a reserve center and snapped the ball on points field goal attempts and conversions. His late father starred at BC during the Sugar Bowl era and several teammates will attend.
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Winner sworn in as commander of Nebraska National Guard
Francis Winner, 46, a Scottsbluff attorney, was sworn Saturday as the commander of the Nebraska National Guard, replacing retiring Gen. Lyle Welch. Gov. J. J. Exon and Mrs. Winner helped place the stars on Winners shoulders, making him a major general, in a Capitol ceremony conducted by state Supreme Court Chief Justice Paul White.
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Platte comeback beats Creighton in overtime
Platte Raiders from Columbus trailed 40 22 at halftime in Civic Auditorium Omaha. A late fallow press forced a deadlock and Creighton sank a 30 footer to force overtime. Platte won 80 78 in the extra five minutes led by Tim Williams 10 points Brad Medrde 14 Ban Hollatz 12 and Frank Brower 7 0. Creighton scorers included Pat Brennan 12 Brian Long 15 and Mike Heck 1. Platte dominated the boards by five and extended their season sweep of the Jays.
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Wooden hails cease-fire over Bruins 61 game streak
UCLA coach John Wooden praised the Vietnam cease-fire more than the 61 game college record set by his Bruins after a 82 63 win over Notre Dame. He stressed upcoming conference race and noted outside shooting weakness from last year. Next test is against Southern Cal in Los Angeles.
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Kearney State Pulls Off Overtime Upset In Big Win
Kearney State upset Southern Colorado 82-80 in overtime as a late surge tied the game before the buzzer and led 10-8 in the extra period. Creighton used a fast break to topple SL Thomas 77-56. UNO beat Northern Colorado 95-80 behind Fisher 24 and Forrest 20. Penn of Iowa edged Wesleyan 64-62. Doane topped Concordia 85-65. Platte defeated Creighton freshmen in overtime. North Platte beat Eastern Wyoming 84-58. Northeastern Norfolk handed UNO JV a 78-77 loss. Nebraska West fell to Northwest Wyoming 46-72.
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Husker Wrestlers Hit Win Column at Lincoln Meet
Nebraska claimed a 954 wrestling victory over South Dakota State as Jeff Class, a junior heavyweight, returned to the mat with a 21 point decision over Gary Coach. Class had been academically ineligible and missed the last three matches.
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