Platte shocks Casper for National berth
Platte Raiders stun Casper Thunderbirds at Platte Field House to clinch a Region 9 title and earn a March trip to the National Junior College tournament in Salina Kansas. Williams and Wesolowski paced Platte while Casper's All-American Dave Davis and Moore struggled to counter the home team's fast break and 1 3 1 defense.
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Rich Gaver
Maite College of
Platte
Nets
Atillehinsen
Kan
New York
al Svort
Casper
Wye
Bivede Milekson
Sivetpht
Gordon Moore
Bread Medrdie
Moore
Terry Dunn
Rattlers
Tin Willams
Williams
Dave Davis
Frank Brower
Dunn
Turner
Pushman
Omaha North
Hie
Greg West Sil
Ralf
Raiders
Erickson
Nowa
Davis
Wesolowski
McArdle
David
Platta
T-Birds
Chelies
Raider
Plaise
Wesalowski
Fraver
Gasper
Brower Jr
West
Brower
Reshiman
Sevigne’s prediction pins Nebraskas Big Eight title
Arch-Prank Sevigne, Nebraska indoor back coach, predicted a close meet before last weekend’s Big Eight Conference championship. Nebraska won with 52 points, Kansas 41, Missouri 31, Oklahoma State 31, Colorado 30.5, Kansas State 28, Oklahoma 16, Iowa State unspecified, settling a long rivalry with Kansas.
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Kansas City
Sevigna
Nebraska
Sevigny
Cornhuskers
Chise
Dow
Aunveray Hovers
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma State
Colorado
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Jayhawks
Nur
Terry Porter
Jayhawk
J. Johnson
Parlar
Municipal Auditorium
Peter Kaal
Larry’ Rose
Mudyell
Hoger Chadwick
Jeff Wisemiller
John Halberstadt
Dint Hawkins
Tam Vrosius
Kingstey
Adams
Cocrane
Larr
Tay
Greger Vandaveer
Dass
Steve Petiis
Ohene Karikari
Mike Manke
Mel Southwell
Toni Scavuzza
John Ualberstadt
Jin Hawkins
Sahyard
Roger’ “‘Chadwick
Polevaell
Terry — Trotter
Barry Sehur
O-H. Mite
Karl Webb
Wes Leonard
Chuck Malite
Leighton Priestley
Oklahoma U reprimanded by conference for news conference
KANSAS CITY AP The University of Oklahoma was reprimanded for holding a news conference in Oklahoma City last July 20 announcing the signing of Alvar Adams, a freshman basketball star. Adams leads the conference in scoring and played 21 games before an injured wrist sidelined him. The action, taken by the Big Eight faculty representatives, included no penalties and allowed changes to eligibility rules for female athletes.
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Kansas City
University of Oklahoma
Saluda
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Alvar Adams
Adams
Sooners
Charles M. Weinas
John MacLeod
Joli Keith
Wade Welker
Putnam City
Okla
Pagan
Rames
Nevias
State of Kai
Kansas
Kanau
State of Manhattan
Lawrence
Neings
Ik $8
Gidfer
Miss of Oklahoma
Lie Caubays
Finals Set In Youth Basketball at Scotus Central Catholic Gym
Post season action last weekend featured finals at Scotus Central Catholic Gym. Next Sunday the American League 6th grade championship will pit Creighton against Notre Dame at 3 pm, with Brades 7-8 National League finals at 4 pm. Results include Notre Dame 42 over UCLA 25 and Creighton 29 over Colorado 4 in the American League, plus Notre Dame 33 over UCLA 25 and Colorado 45 over Notre Dame 43 in the National League. Regular season standings show strong records for Kansas State, Creighton, Notre Dame, and Nebraska in their leagues.
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Creighton
Notre Dame
Brades
Colorado
Nebraska
Hajek
Kurtenbach
Cletoda
Arit
UCLA
Mancuso
Spulak
Schneider
Kansas State
Proseski
Krings
Brezinski
Lang
Riley
Cluha
Heimann
American Uc
CLA
State cage meet opens Thursday with seed pairings set
The Nebraska state boys basketball tournament begins Thursday in Lincoln with four classes at four sites. Seeds are led by Boys Town in Class A and Sidney in Class B, with other top seeds including Omaha Central, Beatrice, and Milford. First round matchups feature Town vs Westside, Beatrice vs Omaha Central, Milford vs Hastings, and Milford faces Lincoln Northeast in early games. Semifinals Friday move to Pershing Auditorium and the NU Coliseum, with consolation and finals Saturday at the Coliseum.
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Lincoln
Neb
API
Sitney
Milford
Adams
de Fondia
Columbus
Omaha Cathedral
David City
Nebraska
Pershing Auditorium
University of Nebraska Collseum
Coliseum
Groumd
Te Lash
Boys Town
Omaha
Westshle
Noon
Beatrice
Omaha Central
Omaha Benson
Kearney
Fremonl
Lincoln Northeast
Y Pan
Bowling honors to Kurfenbach in Thunderbolt League action
Kurfenbach posted a 245 game and strong series in Thunderbolt League at Pouleverd Lanes. Dennis Kurren led 234 and 217 in a three person series. Don Miller added 213 and 205 while Gary Jones topped a with a 917 single and 2,628 set for the team.
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Bill. Kurlenbach
Pouleverd Lanes
Dennis Kurren
Don Miller
Jim Swartz
Ron Grays Ohs
Marty Johannes
Lynn
Gary” Jones
OD Construction
Helen ‘Campbell
Elaine Mossman
Mary Aim Lehr
Rusty's
Buggi-Modelski Tops In Scotch Doubles At Boulevard Lanes
Dan Buggi and Vicki Modelski won the Sunday night Ty seach doubles at Boulevard Lanes with a 64 handicap series. LeRoy and Donna Ernst placed second, followed by Gary and Ann Puckett, Gene Iverson and Carol Kimntke, Gary and Nancy Hernbloom, Jit and Pst Williams, Payl and Relty Gottschall, and Ray and Marilyn Labers. Individual high games went to Bugel-Modelski and Larry and Ann Bamberger at 213, the Ems 233, the Hernblooms 220, and Bugal-Modelski BH. Bob and Bernice Beck won the drawing to face the next couple for a Channel 7 TV spot on Bowling at Leisure. A wartime cheer from Princeton-Princetonians is noted in a separate historical line.
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Dan Buggi
Vicki Modelski
Ty Seach
Boulevard Lanes
LeRoy
Donna Ernst
Gary
Ann Puckett
Gene Iverson
Carol Kimntke
Nancy Hernbloom
Williams
Payl
Relty Gottschall
Ray
Marilyn Labers
Marilyn Labers, 606. Individual’high Game Winners Were Bugel-Modelski
Larry
Ann Bamberger
Ems
Hernblooms
Bugal-Modelski
Bob Hnd
Bernice Beck
Channel 7
Bowling At Leisure
Monarchs Triumph as Yegers Lead Aquinas Past David City High
Senior guard Bill Yegers sparked the Monarchs with 55 points to lift Aquinas to a 39-35 win over David City High in the Class B state berth, their first such victory since 1964. Gillespie and Bock added key scoring as Aquinas advanced to face Sidney.
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Bill Yegers
Midland College
David City
Aquinas
Pershing Auditorian
Zegers
Pate
Hay
Monarchs
Sone
Mel Aldrich
Jeff
Rich Gillespie
Gilespie
Sines
Richard Muma
Odin Bock
Dave Moeller
Tom Miriavsky
Jopper
Dai Hoh
Wick Rehens
Rim
Nes
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Miriavsky
Esa Wills
Perfor Bock
Bernie Kotera
Gillespie Bove
Moeller
Davie City High
Behrns
Lincoln
Nebraska
Scouls
Bock
Tnp Soacer
Alcounter
Gillespie
Aguinas
Wem DC
Kotera
Roch
Mirovsky
Kozisek
Gillespit
D.C
Mociler
Grienewald
32 grapplers earn state freestyle berths in district tournament
At Oakland on Saturday the District AAU freestyle wrestling event qualified 32 wrestlers for the March 19 state tourney. Top three in each weight class across four divisions earned spots, with a total of 40 wrestlers competing for berths and a path toward Bloomington nationals for senior winners.
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Columbus
Oakland
Lincoln
Lanny Neese
Iieal
Kevin Chastain
Dan Shemekard
Wong Nice
Ken Arment
Mike Whetstone
Mike Sackett
Tor Sackett
Trent Aumont
Ya Soll Robert
Dim Lange
Pete Gembel
Dave Warrenier
Tom Seulemyer
Scott Wittek
Kirk McAndrew
Craig Maysh
Jobe Tremain
Racyne
Mike Anderson
Perry Daniel
Jamie Ferguson
Bots Lal
Mike Hur
Mike Blaser
Mike Quinn
George Ramban
Charles Sedlemyer
Dan Scull
Dim Sackett
Lindsay Ball
Gary Speicher
Dave McNatt
Mike Rice
Bloomington
Iil
Tullapi McNair
Rita Fuhr 4th in all-events at state meet
Beatrice Nebraska AP Rita Fuhr placed 4th in all events at the State Women's Bowling Tournament final standings listed for Class A and B teams with high scratch scores and individual results. Nona Freeman led all-events with 1 608 while Kaley Wilson and Judy Aden were among top individuals.
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Rita Fuhr
Beatrich
Neb
Nona Freeman
Fremont
Eagle Co
Lincoln
Henry's Bowl
Beatrice
Valley Stockyards
Valley
Parkway
Parkway Lancheonclu¢, Linvole
Fretiont
Red Cloud
Boagaarts
Fairbury
Bartle-Sailor
Mitzer- Norman
Linda —_Cattle
Mat Posoisil
Norfolk
Edna Anderson
Barb Bouldtan
Marry Lee Stenger
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Ale Stoebe
Paul Bienhaff
Sevigne
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