Discoverers rally to beat Panthers in double overtime
In a tense Monday clash, the Discoverers forced double overtime against the elch rated Panthers before Culupins pulled away to earn the division crown. Coach Jack Johnson’s squad fought through key moments and strong performances from Paul Knopick and Gary Blohnay, amid a chaotic finish with crowd disturbances and a free throw finish.
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Rich Gaver
Ererers
Culupins
Panthers
Jack
Eder North Platte
Kearney
Jaycee Knights top Midget unit in league showdown
Jaycee Knights downed Serama Sooners 8-3 to seize first place in the Midget League with a 4-0 record. Bret Kumpf led the winners with 14 points. Jon Arbart and Steve Krings added two each. Other scores featured Todd Martinson and several CHS players in a busy, injury-laden night.
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Direce Knights
Serama Sooners
Bret Kumpf
Jon Arbart
Steve Krings
David Lange
Siail
Greg Labens
Aption
VFW Chargers
Todd Martinson
Eagles Packers
Ron Stureck
Larsen
Ellis Reds
Jeff Thiete
Wade Brazee
Six Seabees Swim at Omaha B Meet
Six Seabees competed in a B meet in Omaha with swimmers Maite Weber and Rhonda Schmidt recording notable times. Weber finished fourth in freestyle 75-yard event with a 138.5 clocking while Schmidt placed third in a 33.5 second backstroke leg. other results included breaststroke and freestyle efforts across multiple distances.
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Columbus Aau
Omaha
Scott Schmidt
Sheri Schmidt
Monk Weber
Rhonda Schmidt
Scott Weber
Beth Bixenmann
Seabees
Maite Weber
Soon Weber
Buck
Teth Bixenmann
Sharks Saints swap players in Minnesota trade
In a Monday trade, the Minnesota teams the Sharks and Saints swapped players as each side sought to strengthen their lineup. The Sharks received scoring depth with a forward returning to aid the lineup, while the Saints gained a defenseman to bolster their back end.
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Tharks
Minnesota
MS Bee
Hockey Ag
Los Angeles
Sharks
Rodgers to Chargers in 25th pick of draft
The first round list shows Johnny Rodgers going to the San Diego Chargers at the 25th position, with multiple teams and players named across picks. The chaotic OCR fragment includes names like Bert Jones, Jerry Sisemore, Sam Cunningham, Chuck Foreman, Burgess Owens, and others tied to various colleges and pro teams.
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New York
Touston
John Stalusats
Tampa
Baltimore
New Orleans
Bert Jones
Louisiana State
Philadelphia
Jerry Sisemore
Texas
New Lingland
Jaho Flammah
St. Louis
Dave Bulz
Purdue
Philadelphis
San
Houston
Atlanta
Charge Arnundson
Iowa State
Cincinnati
Aac Curtis
San Diego
Chicago
Darryl Stingrey
Dallas
Billy Joe DuPree
Michigan State
Green Bay
Barrysmith
Florida State
Cleveland
Pete Adams
Southern California
Oakland
Raw Guy
Southern Mississippi
Pittsburgh
James ‘Thomas
Florida
State
Washington
Johnny Rodgers
Nebraska
Buffalo
Milamai
Joe Delamideure
Michigali State
Carlson Hansen team sets doubles record at city bowling meet
Carlson and Vansen rolled 1250 pins to top the doubles while Erwin and Afiller held record in 1961. Gave and Petersen lead doubles at 1291, Swarts and Paprocki tied at 1280, Griepentrag and Kya close behind. Boulevard Last Senior Citizens pirm top in handicap with 3086. Lomasa 3042 runnerup. First National Bank lead scratch with 2058. Swartz leads scratch singles at 62% and Catfau paces handicap at 747. Hansen leads all events with 4812. Gotlachall tops handicap with 1897. Tournament to wind up this weekend. few spots remain.
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Aekiot
Columbus Bowl
Marty Carlson
Tony Vansen
Joe Erwin
Leon Afiller
Carlson
Mel Petersen
Jim Swarts
Jerry Paprocki
Ray Griepentrag
Carl Kya
Boulevard Last Senior Citizens
Douglas Lomasa
Cornhusker League
First National Bank Ad Trust
Im Swartz
Ron Catfau
Fina
Din Gilbert
Gene Gorsch
Tony Hansen
Stan Gotlachall
Revdytl
Gates Fuhr pace Classic at Columbus Bowl meets Women's Classic
Debbie Gates rolled a 222 high game and Bila Mar totaled 570 with a 200 as Columbus Bowl hosts the Women’s Classic League. Debie finished 537, Neema Uehlen 209, Eve Lusche 205 and 927, Leckinger 43, Gretchen Arndt 517, Shela Slo 531, Barb Barre 312, and Dorothy Hurd among others. Eagles Auxiliary claimed team honors with 866 high game, while Myrtie Leckinger earned all-spare game honors and a Midwest Soft Water cash award. In Plalio Valley action, Don Gahlenz led with 618, Teen Cox 610, and Gary Uadje top game honors. Budweiser paced team scoring with 2904 game and 2615 total.
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Bila Mar
Columbus Bowl
Debbie
Neema Uehlen
Eve Lusche
Tie Leckinger
Lorraineer
Gretchen Arndt
Shela Slo
Barb Barre
Dorothy Hurd
Jaan
Baumert
Eagles
Aly
Marshall Nelson
Myrtie Leckinger
Plalio Valley
Don Gahlenz
Teen Cox
Gary Uadje
Jim Irwin
Jerry Wunderlich
Gary Muth
Ray Brockewaldl
Val Soil
Dave Stonke
Peterson wins local American Legion oratorical contest
Bobby Peterson a junior at Silver Creek High School captured first place in the local American Legion oratorical contest sponsored by Silver Creek Legion Post 263. He earned a $50 prize and the right to compete in the district contest at Sentia on Feb. 3. Denise Shansey of Clarks placed second, Richard Jarecki of Clarks third, and Gary Starastka of Clarks fourth. Judges were David Fulton Evelyn Bellegge and Robert Lay of Plate College Columbus.
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Bobby Peterson
Silver Creek High School
Tle American Legion
Silver Creek Legion Post 263
I Addition
Peterson
Sentia
Denise Shansey
Clarks
Richard Jarecki
Gary Starastka
David Fulton
Evelyn Bellegge
Robert Lay
Plate College
Columbus
Missouri in No. 7 spot
UCLA remains unanimous No. 1 in the AP poll after extending their all-time winning streak to 14. North Carolina State moves to second with 4-0, Maryland rises to third after beating North Carolina. The top ten also lists Long Beach State, Indiana, Alabama, Missouri at No. 7, Minnesota, and Marquette, with several other ranked teams rounding out the poll.
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Associated Press
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Bruins
California
Loyola of Chicago
Notre Dame
Auantremadic Bruins
North Carolina State
Waltpaex
Funnah
Maryland
North Carolina
Terps
Long Beach Glab
Indiana
Alabama
Missquri
Minnesota
Marquatte
Houston
Providence
Southwestern Louisiana
St. John's
Jacksonville
San Francisco
Memphis State
Kansas State
Graf Roberts
Southern California
Lakeview girls trounce Scribner 41 26 in latest win
Lakeview girls basketball defeated Scribner 41 to 26 as Alice Long scored a season high 14 and Caris Reins added 10. Patty Martin and Sands Wegen contributed six and nine respectively. Julie Meter led the Insers with 14 points as Lakeview opened with 17 in the first quarter and set a school record. Reserves were paced by Mahiman with seven. Next Lakeview faces North Bend on Feb 12 at 6 09 p m before a Feb 14 game with Logan View.
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Trofiele
Chs
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Dana Ielinusch
Suffolk
CUS
Mintle County Club
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Feld
Wid Hellbusch
Witho
Hellbusch
Johnson
Patter
Trofholz
Molter
Millsap Club
Kile Wagner
Troflidy
Rieke
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Lakeview
Scritzer
Hiserves
Alice Long
Caris Reins
Patty Martin
Sandswegen
Carol Bock
Patty Mahrman
Julie Meter
Insers
Mahiman
Columbus Junior Rifle Team Claims Fourth in Nebraska Postal
The Columbus club finished fourth in the Nebraska Smallboro Postal matches with shooters Mack Boatleher 423 Dave Schacher 30 Hon Kay 382 and Mike Snead 283. Senior members Taonard Clark placed 5th with 475 and Mill ily 10th with a scored a. Omaha Bryan High School won first place.
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Nebraska
Omaha Bryan High School
Mack Boatleher
Dave Schacher
Hon Kay
Mike Snead
Jwell
Taonard Clark
Mill Ily
Big Eight hoops action with Huskers at Iowa State
Sevent h ranked Missouri seeks a third straight Big Eight win as Iowa State hosts Nebraska while Oklahoma State visits Missouri and Iowa State plays Nebraska in tonight's schedule. Oklahoma State has one win in five league games and 3-12 overall. Oklahoma beat Louisiana Tech 65-63 behind Mike Gree's 22 rebounds and 14 points, as Norman-based Sooners get help from McCurdy Holland and Breathwit after Adams struggled.
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Associated Press
Missouri Guns
Iowa State
Tigers
Oklahoma State
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Louisiana Tech
Sooners
K-State
Colavin
Paine
Ab Norman
Mike Gree
Twineh
Mike McCurdy
Tom Holland
Johnny Breathwit
Sig
Alva Adams
Adams
Kharars
Red Byanis
Lakeview hosts Bergan matmen at 7 tonight
Lakeview wrestling hosts Bergan in Viking Gymnasium at 7 pm for a pair of duals, with Fremont Bergan visiting and Arlington coming Thursday. Lakeview lost 34 21, led by Grant Grotelueschen at 125 and Dick Jasper at 155. Other results included Beiermann, Insellman, and Lustken matches, with a Saturday trip to Oakland for Husker Conference action.
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Fremont Bergan
Arlington
Viking Gymnasium
Viewells
Vikings
Jerry Wadleigh
Grant Grotelueschen
Dick Jasper
Bob Beiermann Fort
Dave Loseke
Don Lustken
Nous Iselman
Insellman
Oakland
Therald Zaveulsky
Meistrich
Megerieke
Eelecky
Maslin Santinan
Parti
Grant Caty
Bad Wiese U
Bich" Rickert
K Bick Jaeper
Altin
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Lipane Frasa
Knicks Beat Warriors In Third Straight Close Showdown
New York star Dave DeBusschere played 47 minutes in the 111 108 win over Golden State, scoring 27 points and grabbing 15 rebounds to help the Knicks pull near the Celtics. He noted the back-to-back tests left him emotionally drained after a brutal stretch including wins over Boston.
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Dave DeBusschere
New York
Knicks
National Basketball Association
Golden State Warriors
DeBusschere
Rugea
Walt Frazier
Boston
Celtics
Nebraska college basketball scores and matchups
AP reports scattered results from Nebraska and nearby colleges with games including Tulsa 76 Creighton 68 and Saint Louis 76 York Kansas 0, plus multiple smaller towns like Minden McCook Sargent Stanton and Ralston with varied scores. Strong entities include The Associated Press and several Nebraska towns.
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Associated Press
Nebraske College
Tulsa
Creighton
St. Lon's
Kan
York
Gotan
Norfolk
Minden & McCook
Eer
Nebraska
Chrisian
Sargent
Litchfield
Coxad
Lou
Bowling standings report from Boulevard and Streamliner leagues
Boulevard league top marks include Jim Legenza 215 game and 354 series at Bowevard Lewes Mainz with Keesha 212 Wwayne Thiele 209 Riteh Preister 207 and Dan Wessel 201. Colley Duke Machines posted 887 team game and 2406 trio as Boulevard leaders. Streamliner pace set by Lodean Morgan 18 498 fine. Lowde's Mestaugant 7 team game and Columbia Speed 2177 totals.
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Jim Legenza
Bowevard Lewes
Mainz
Keesha
Wwayne Thiele
Riteh Preister
Dan Wessel
Colley Duke
Lodean Morgan
Lowde
Mestaugant
Columbia Speed
Dave Swanson Wins Columbus Chess Tournament
Dave Swanson won the chess tournament at Columbus Senior High School finishing with a strong points total. Brian Miller led the pack with 8 points, followed by John Hughes and Jim Larsen at 7, then Jeff Rodgers 6 and others in lower scores as the event concluded amid notes of a two week mini course and future plans for a pro journey in South Sioux City next month.
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Dave Swanson
Bya
Columbus Senior High School
Rawerup
Brian Miller
John Hughes
Jim Larsen
Jeff Rodgers
Randy Bechler
Kevin Prochaska
Ban Korenk
Martin Moris
Jeff Wraser
Bill Soulliere
Jeff Carrell
John Curry
Bill Simpson
Mueller
Doug Phillips
Rick Fyfers
AL Aernt
Finger
Ble
Splitgerber
Tireeler
Tim
Tobiason
Swanson
Sioux City
Person's Sport Shop sweeps two Pioneer League games
Sport Shop remained undefeated with a 140-121 win over Dales as Hoth Bunnings scored 44 and Diransk 26, while Schlife added 22. They followed with a 117-92 victory over Creston led by Schlife with 35. Hoth 19 Kudron 17 Taranski 17 Klutman 12. Dales' Aeri 35 Jileka 4. Creston's Johannes 16.
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Sport Shop
Dales
Dick Hoth Bunnings
Gary Diransk
John Schlife
Creston
Schlife
Hoth
Kudron
Taranski
Steve Klutman
Ste. Moy to Host 1947 North American Indoor Skating
Ste. Moy a suburb of Quebec City will stage the 1947 North American Indoor Speed Skating Championships. Rotate Beandin the mayor said Monday it will be the first time the event is held in a Canadian city.
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Ste. Moy
Quebec City
Beandin
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