Genoa Earns District Title With 62 50 Win
Genoa defeats Cedar Rapids 62 to 50 to capture the Class Oll District Tournament at Platte College. Led by Bill Berlin Fred Carman and Chy Fisher the Tigers surged with a 14 point second quarter and earned a regional matchup against Loup City’s Red Raiders after beating North Loup Scotia.
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Jim Havelka
Darkhorse
Cedar Rapids
Genoa
Platte College
Bill Berlin
Fred Carmahon
Chy Fisher
Tigers
Byron Sutton
Orioles
Loup City
Red Raiders
North Loup Scotia
Ord
Marv Zoucha
Ban Yilk
Pastman Berlin
Fue
Fipin
Leogtly
Carnahay
Berlin
Bartiemiere
Clay Fisher
Carnahan
Fisher
Genvamen
Figers
Sultannian
Iderlin
Aie Carnahan
Jim Koztol
Youcha
Dan Dobson
Gers
Urad Farmer
Gertiegen
Canibag
NETS
Gunning
Cedar
Tiger Ken Koziol
Genga
Tiger
Mary Zoucha
Telegram
Nebraska Saturday Prep Tourney CLASS C and D finals results
United Press International reports Class C finals from Fremont Scribner at West Point and Norfolk Ponca with McCook Oxford 66 Renkelman 60, Hastings College Sutton 38 Adams Central 37, Old Loup City 2 No Loup Scotia 67, Columbus Platte Tienoa Cedar Rapids 0, Scottsbluff Abitehell 66 Morrith 34, Auburn Pawnee City 68 Stella 5. Semifinals include South Sioux City Pender Winnebaga 45 Lyons 57 Wadthill 35. CLASS D results show Wahoo Neumann Mead 72 Yulan 37, Minden Elm Crack 34 Wilcox 31, Culbertson Wilsonville 41 Trenton 44, Ravenna Litchfield 70 Arcadia 19, North Platte Madrid Wheatland 63 Venango Beatrice Odell 74, Laurel Newcastle 52 Wausa 47, Deshler Ravenport 57 Obiowa 40, Gretna Adams 70 Sterling 47, Genoa Adams 70 Sterling 48, Bartlett Spalding Road 63 Silver Creek 62, and Snyder 46. Semifinals and Genoa matchups noted.
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Nebraska
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Scribner
West Point
Ati
Norfolk
Ponca
McCook Oxford
Renkelman
Hastings College
Sutton
Adams Central
Old Loup City
Loup
Wahoo
Neumann Mead
Yulan
Minden Elm Crack
Wilcox
Culbertson
Wilsonville
Trenton
Ravenna
Litchfield
Arcadia
North Plante
Madrid-Wheatland
Venango
Beatrice Odell
Laurel
Newcastle
Wausa
Deshler
Ravenport
Obiowa
Gretna
Genoa
Bartlett
Spalding Road
Silver Creek
Snyder
Nicklaus Wins Pga Event In Palm Beach Gardens
Jack Nicklaus captures a twestroke victory at the PGA Championship in Florida. He closes in on his career goal of more majors as he beats Rally Casper to the title, with interest on the all time record of 13 held by Bobby Jones.
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Palm Beach Gardens
Fla. Papa
Jack Nicklaus
Ahquite de
Bobby Jones
Dacs
Larieil
Prilistr
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Kaal wins indoor mile after delay at Big Eight meet
In Kansas City Oklahoma State's Peter Kaal finally wins the indoor mile in 4 03.7 after a two hour delay and a jury review over a disqualification of Jerome Howe of Kansas State. Greg Carbo of Nebraska finishes second as final lap controversy settles.
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Kansas City
Municipal
Jerome Howe
Kail
Terome
Scotus Faces Central City in District Class B Showdown
Scotus Central Catholic meets Central City in a district Class B tournament first round at York. Scotus, riding a six of eight win streak, eyes an upset against the 18-1 Bison led by Bett Gissler while Central City relies on strong post play and a sizable roster. Semifinals Thursday and finals Friday determine the district winner advancing to Lincoln.
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Ray Gattermeyer
Scotus Central Catholic
Shamrocks
Central City
York
Selmgler
David City
Aquilas
Willy Lakeview
Utica Centennial
Aurora Flying York
Omaha Cathedral
Cowal
Norfolk Catholic
Bob Lucke
Jost Priday
Scotts
West Point Catholic
Bill Shreve
Bison
Shamrock
Frank Spencers
Dan Briggs
Tom Jicha
Dan Brock
Terry Mausbach
Frank Mielak
Duane Heiman
Tom Fubawa
Bett Gissler
Gissler
Aurora
Selnyster
Ulica Centennial
Lincoln
CHS swimmers place 12th at state meet
At the 1970 71 State Swimming and Diving Championship Omaha Westside won with 151 points, Omaha Burke runner up, and Columbus set a school record with nine points led by Brooke Pierson Tom Folsom and the 400 yard medley relay. Pierson finished seventh in 2 yard freestyle and set a school mark with 9.0 seconds.
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Omaha
Tess
Omaha Westside
Omaha Burke
Columbus
Brooke Pierson
Tom Folsom
Raeney
Bill Fulton
Larry Kiekhoff
Eddie Johansen
Pierson
Falsom
Tocal
Pielnivs
Ted Kyeler
CHS
Steve Swanson
Johansen
Brad Pigman
Jef Degn
Tech
José Nyffeler
Fullan
Kickhol
Brad Pin
Swanson
Nyffeler
Olsom Sarin
Uni
Dave McNair
McNair
Gihrr
Omaha Central
Boystown
Scottshturf
Norfolk
Rummel
Millard
Kearney
West Point
Seward
South Sioux City
Cmamimons
Pant Vreeatyiey Kine
Kataeda
Swenty East
Gary Wi Orak Wurka
Vodaank
Towers
Marifirils
Onisha Wealside
Tydeard
McKay
Weatalde Terai Tamores
Fat MiGinse
Steve Ueckwith
Tony
Westside
Wiese
Cinard
Vecesty
L. Quota Werataide
Iaciard
Alay MrAllsire
Toye Treia
Inv Saablyp
Chellers
Wesedde
BTM
Basketball tournament week features Discoverers Vikings and Shamrocks
The Discoverers and Shamrocks compete in A and B meets at Fremont and York as they vie for state classic berths. Central City and Aurora lead with Central City ranked third in the state. Fremont faces the Discoverers after a season split, while Omaha-Columbus previews spark talk of Al Bahe’s presence watching Fremont. The scene shifts to a snowy Monday with more tournament games looming.
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Vikings
Shamrocks
Viki
York
Fremont
Central City
Aurora
Maroons
Nebraska
Bahe
Omaha
Columbus
Jack Johnson
al Bahe
Johnson
Columbus High
Triebwasser and Rurup Reach 600 in Bowling Half
Ed Guenther notches 20 game series including 218 201 and 204 as Triebwasser and Rurup lead Thunderbolt League at Boulevard Lanes. Hammering results feature Paprocki 222 and 200 Jones 205 Torezon 208 Engquist 207 Hamm's Beer top team with 1 game and 2,619. Rurup 664 in Mixed League. Nelson 186 529. Cornhuskers lead with 722 game 1,283 total.
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Ed Guenther
Bel
Cornhuskers
Kathy Miller
Neuma Behlen
Tita Dunn
Ea-Galettos
Columbus Routs Omaha Benson In Big 10 Clash
Columbus impressed at home with a 75 to 52 victory over Omaha Benson after a rapid 8-0 start. Stars included Neil Klumae with 15, Dick Jansen 9, and Dick Hoth 13. Columbus moves to 13-3 pre-district play, aiming for a top Class A ranking.
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Rich
Columbus
Omaha Benson
Omahats
McCook
CS Crew
Jack Johnson
Tigers
Noi Shell
Bunales
Jetsonmen
Neil Klumae
Dick Jansen
Dick Hoth
Tim McLaughlin
Jan Abegglen
Don Dahlberg
Archie Gray
Don Knauss Bunnies
Henson
Benson
CHS Maples
Johnsom
Ahegelen
White Klutzin
McLaughhy
An Nansen
Gray
BHS
McLaughlin
Helb
Dave Swartz
Jaggers
Creighton Faces No 2 Marquette at Civic Auditorium
Creighton Bluejays meet nationally ranked Marquette at the Civic Auditorium tonight. Creighton, 13 10, aims for an upset as Dew Meminger of Marquette leads the visitors after scoring 39 points in two games against Creighton.
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Creighton Bluejays Sill
Marquette
Civic Auditorium
Warriors
Creighton
Jays
Dew Meminger
Kansas Jayhawks claim Big Eight title as race nears end
Kansas Jayhawks clinched no worse than a tie with a 66-63 victory over Colorado to move 22-1 on the season and 1-0 in conference. Wilt three to play. Rabisch scored 13 of 15. Oklahoma, Missouri, and Nebraska also in title contention with bids for the NIT.
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United Press International
Kansas
Jayhawks
Colorado
Ted Owens
Missouri
Tigers
Dave Rabisch
Bud Stallworth
Rabisch
Terry Jameson
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Rousch
Chib Meely
Dudley Mitchell
New York
Sooners
Iowa State
Oklahom State
David Hall
Kansas State
Oklahoma State
Gene Kansas
Shamrocks Place Fourth in 2 Mile Relay at Kearney Meet
Shamrocks 4th in 2 mile relay as Ken Brooks Ted Wieser Bill Brooks and Mike Steiner lead a mixed class team at Kearney Indoor Track. Scotus earned Class B points with Stan Tiss losing in the 60 yard dash semi finals. Other Shamrocks include Charles Wozny Dan Kueffel Joe Kuorlein Fred Liss and Jerry Liss. Next meet is an indoor dual with Lincoln Plus X on March 20 at Nebraska layout.
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Seatus Central
Shamrocks
Charles Wozny
Dan Kueffel
Joe Kuorlein
Fred Liss
Jerry Liss
Dim Puetz
Linco
University of Nebraska
Missouri crushes Nebraska 77 to 65 on home floor
Missouri defeated Nebraska 77 to 65 as Henry Smith led with 20 points becoming the fourth Missouri player to top 800 career points. Mike Giffin added 17 and Marvin Stewart led scorers with 30 as the Tigers widened their Big Eight lead. Nebraska stayed within six in the second half with 11 minutes left before fading.
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Columbia
Missouri
Nebraska
Tigers
Henry Smith
Mike Giffin
Comtusker
Marvin Stewart
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