Columbus Dominates District Game 74 57
Columbus stunned Hastings 74 to 57 in Class A7 district action. Strong defense and hot shooting by guards La Catinu and Jon Wagner propelled the Discoverers, with Dana Hellbusch locking down Kirk Nicolarsen. Columbus pulled away late, building a 66 41 lead before finishing strong.
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Ando
FES
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Hevenge
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Fate Ag
Beatrice Unl
Itu
Bhatri¢a
Ghaul Haland
Catlay Taliping
Wagner
Johnson
Wahgner
Callau
Cathay
Wagner Au
Trafaly
Witeh
Pauletter
Molter
Islman
Dana Hellbusch
Babt
Big Ten
Kirk Nicolarsen
Lowe
Hellbusch
Nicolarsen
Columbus
Cattan
Hastings
Gward Hick Wallace
CHS Nets
Hastings Clut
Jack
Wallace
Catlau
Rex
Northeast rolls past East in state Class A tourney play
In a slate of high school games across Nebraska, Northeast defeated East 58 to 42 as stars like Terry Novak led Northeast with 23 points. Other results included Columbus 97 Hastings 87 in Class B and Milford 50 Hebron 56 in Class C with late drama.
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Lincoln Northeast
le Ad
Lincoln
East
Terry Novak
Norheast
Creighton Prep
Dlus
Omaha South
Columbus
Hastings
Milford
Stutzman
Hebron
Oakland
Craig
Pender
Bowlers of Month honors announced at Columbus Bowl
Rudy Gallo Bea Penslek and Dorothy Kurdara win Bowlers of the Month honors at Columbus Bowl. Rudy led men with a 2H single game and 734 series. Dorothy paced women with a 230 singleton and Bea topped the top series.
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Rudy Gallo
Bea Penslek
Dorothy Kurdara
Columbus Bowl
Rudy
Dorothy
Singleton
Bea
International race set for November at Laurel
Baltimore officials announced the 21st running of the $150,001 Washington Derby, a one and a half mile event formerly tied to Veterans Day. The race will be held November 21 at Laurel Race Course, opening Laurel’s 121st season.
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Baltimore
Washington, DB
Laurel
John 4. Schapiro
Laure
Omaha area Class A high school tourney results recap
Nebraska high school basketball Class A tournament results from Omaha and surrounding sites. Semifinals feature Creighton Prep beating Uinta Swath Halftime 32 19 and Omaha Westside defeating Papillion 51 24 to reach the final. First round wins include Columbus over Hastings 74 27 and Lincoln Northeast 38 42 over Lincoln. Other notable scores include Norfolk over South Sioux City 48 44, Ralston edging Benson 40 4, and Grand Island matches.
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Nebraska
Associated Press
Omaha
Semfinal
Creighton Prep
Prep
South
Mike Maya
Colubus
Columbuts
Hastings
Columbus J
Larry Cattin
Rick Wallace
Lincoln
Lincoln Northeast
Loger
Rleh Gast
Norfolk
South Sioux City
Sandy Sioux City
Joe Curl
Gary Sobeday
Brewers face uphill task to draw crowds in Sun City
The Milwaukee Brewers, after posting a major league low attendance of 600,410, plan promotions to lift gate receipts but acknowledge a winning team is needed. Key players Scott and Money anchor the lineup as youth like Parsons Lockwood and Garcia vie for roles, with pitching led by Skilon and Bell in a rotation-heavy 1973 outlook.
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Sun City
Ariz
Milwaukee Brewers
County Stadiun
Bud Sefig
Fant
Brewers
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Geller
Dave May
Moch
Wil
Labot
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Marl Stephenson
Ken
Hin
Sanders
Milwaukee
Wit
Scott
Rick Auerbach
Theachasian Wiss
Wat
Polen Garcia
Ty Nannis
Ron Theobealel
Kry
Jim Brevell
Mey
Shiv Hatte
TNT
Bub Ih
Pesce Ahir Paapes
Poise Wee
Ne Lahours
Wie Brown
Oakland
Tedriguez
Art Wee
Trewers
Fulfielder
Brock Davis
Hill Parsons
Skip Lockwand
Teapee
Parsons
Lockwill
Gir
Aya
Din Skilon
Uwlity
Aga
Tuk
Fyansyite
Jerry Bell
Dim Coltorn
Gary Ryerson
Billy Charmpion
Philadelphia
Ley Glidden
Evansville
Frank Follley
WSCA
Region 9 meet opens Friday at Platte Gym
Miles City meets Platte College in the Region Junior College basketball tournament at Platte College Field House after upset wins in the Northern Sub-Regional. Casper and Northeastern face off as top teams with Rob Brower and Wesolowski leading the Raider lineup in a balanced attack.
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Miles City
Mont
Powell
Wyo
Platte College
Caspey
Merth Platte
Northeastern
Sterling
Colo
Casper
Manerbirds
Gene Torezon
Elb Hak
Dan Hollatz
Tim Willing
Rank
Brower
Brad MeoArdig
Jack Wesolowski
Williams
Freshiman
Omaha Central
Wesolowski
McArdle
Hollare
Elkhorn
McArdie
Wesulowski
Willams
Holtatz
Prep League scores from Family Y action
Four games in Prep League action at the Family Y featured Optimists Oilers MX led by Steve Mancuso and Tieb Weiler, VW Vikings paced by Dave Slerup, Exgresslets powered by Joe Ark, Roun Sutton, and Randy Van Dyke, and strong showings from Serioma Celtics and ABC Jayhawkers with multiple scorers listed. Lakers and Saints also posted double digit totals.
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Family Y
Optimists Oilers MX
Steve Mancuso
Tieb Weiler
Mike Mancuso
Hichie Enzleman
Jim Rieser
VW Vikings
Dave Slerup
Brian Fraser
Seat Sauders
Alan Middle
Exgresslets
Joe Ark
Roun Sutton
Randy van Dyke
Kurt Robak
Tita Englebert Ellis
Lakers
Chris Warner En
Scouts edge top seeded Arlington in semifinal upset
David City Aquinas advanced as the No. 3 seed after beating Arlington 44 to 40 in a Midland district Class 3 semifinal. Dan Gruenewald and Dan Stork led the Eagles with late baskets and free throws while Arlington’s Braesch sparked a comeback, but David City held on to reach the finals against the remaining seed.
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Premont — Midlanks College
David City
Arlington
Nebraska
Dan Hock
Planior
Mark Grueneywald
Midland
David City Aquinas
Monarchs
Shite
David Cily
Big Dan Ollo
Robert Brueseli
Artington
Dan Stork
Lie Eagles
Gruenewall
Bork
Braesch
Mociter Gruenewai Mary
Aldi Mel Aldrich Tock
Rams Nip Colts in Overtime Tilt
In a Junior League basketball game at the Armory Gymnasium Rams edged the VEW Colts 4318 in overtime. Mark Jilek led with 20 points, followed by Clayton Langer and Bob Shively with 6 each and Steve Reese 2. VFW scorers included Randy Brezinski 9 and Rex Kinopl 6. In the other league outing Jaycee Giants rallied past Ellis Patriots 43-18 as Hob Braithwait led with 14 and Scott Toseke 12.
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Rotary Rams
VEW Colts
Armory Gymnasium
Mark Jilek
Clayton Langer
Bob Shively
Steve Reese
John Trevanny
VFW
Randy Brezinski
Rex Kinopl
Jim Whetstone
Doug Moore
Dave O'Donnell
Dan Vrana
Tink Cave
Mark Chessman
Jaycee Giants
Ellis Patriots
Hob Braithwait
Scott Toseke
Gary Schieffer
Mike Sackeil
Sandy Weinholf
Travis Jackson
Chris Pedany
Tick Klug
Doug Swarte
Scott Ferguson
Karnik tops with 695 in bowling night for $100 win
Karnik rolled a 695 series and 277 game to win $100 at Boulevard Lanes, edging high scores from Deana Viney and Contandel Lengo in a night of strong bowling. Standouts included top series by Topi and Wennesday Night Mixed League leaders with high threesomes and 600-plus totals.
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Due Karnik
Boulevard Lanes
Life
Duane Slanger
Larry Bomberger
Dennis Kudron
Bian Golischall
Dick Wacheldopt
Frank Book
Keny Finken
Lavey Guikoski
Harald Siebler
del Seefeld
Rick Morgan
Randy Kromland
Lee Hurner
Teain Butchers
Bowling League Scores at Columbus Bowl Leaders and High Games
Leaders reported at Columbus Bowl Charlotte Weisser topped a 522 series while Dorothy Birds had a 200 single game for the League of Jewels. Lonnie Karel led the Cortuhusker League with a 228 game and George Fagel a 206 trio, aided by multiple 200s from other players.
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Charlotte Weisser
Columbbus Bowl
Drips
Dunkers
League of Jewels
Dorothy Bird
Garnels Pote
Cortuhusker
Lonnie Karel
George Fagel
Karel
Gary Soulliere
Ken Bolton
Harry Carlson
Rich Korte
Marold Dey
AL Kalbush
Bave Henke
Jerey Wunderlich
Yankee Clippers
Ric
Napoles Stops Lopez In Seventh Round Inglewood Fight
World welterweight champion Jose Napoles hammered Emnie Indian Red Lopez with a sharp right uppercut, knocking him out in 1 minute 36 seconds of the seventh round before 17,116 at Fortin Stadium. The furious blow ended a planned 15 round bout, producing a gross of 189,817 dollars.
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Inglewood
Cali
Jose Napoles
Emnie
Red’ Lopez
Fortin
Silver Creek clinches first state tournament berth in regional win
Silver Creek Tigers upset Arcadia 85 to 62 at Northwest High Gym to secure a first ever state tournament berth. Led by Don Jones 16 and Neal Van Winkle 12, the Tigers built an early lead, with Mike Cave and Dale Jones delivering key fourth quarter plays to erase a late Arcadia edge. Arcadia’s Gogan 22 and Pierson 12 paced the Wildcats.
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Reed
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Doug Meitzne
Ed Gagan
Northwest High Gym
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Larry
Valasck
Date Jones
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Michaner
Mnother
Don Jones
Tiger
Neal van Winkle
Fireurt
Tigers
Mielzner
Gogan
Pierson
Mietzner
Bos
SH. Vatlasete
Ism Creek
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Brad) Holland
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