Columbus drives four Golden Gloves champs at regional card
In Columbus, four VFW trained boxers led by Adam Sipple and Tom Sackett won titles as Hastings D and L and Central City clubs supplied many finalists. The Columbus squad topped locals with 325 fans watching a first Golden Gloves card in decades, setting up district and state meet showdowns.
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Terry Anderson
Telegram
Central City
Hastings
Columbus Vfw
Columbus Family
Columbus
Columbus Vfw Post
Pat Sackell
Norfolk
VFW
Adam Sipple
Ponds
Mike Graus
Kevin Neumann
Tom Sackett
Sackett
Tom (Sackett
Neumann
Mike Munn
Munn
Neumanny
Mann
Rick Overton
Nebraska high school boys basketball tourney first round pairings
Nebraska School Activities Association released first round pairings for the state tournament. Class A games at Nebraska Sports Center include Hastings versus Papillion, Omaha North against Omaha Burke, Lincoln High versus Grand Island, and Omaha Central versus Omaha Benson. Class BO at Pershing Auditorium features Gretna versus Seward, Ord versus Fairbury, Omaha Ryan against Kimball, West Point Central Catholic versus Lexington, and Tekamah Herman versus Norfolk Catholic. Class B at Lincoln High includes Grant versus Pleasanton and Howells versus Utica Centennial. Class D at Lincoln East lists Hildreth versus Homer, Adams versus Polk, Cambridge versus Maxwell, and Dalton versus Clearwater.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Nebraska School Activities Association
University of Nebraska Sports Center
Nebraska Sports Center
Hastings
Papillion
Omaha North
Omaha Burke
West Point
Central Catholic
Lexington
Pat
Lincoln High
Tekamah-Herman
Norfolk Catholic
Pairings Set for Norfolk Tourney
Northeast Technical Community College of Norfolk defends its National Little College Athletic Association basketball title in a 14-team, 1st round format at Norfolk. Mount Senario College of Wisconsin draws NE Tech in the opening Monday game as 4 first round matchups and 4 quarterfinals are slated across the week with semifinals Thursday and finals Friday night.
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Norfolk
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UPI
Northeast Technical Community College
Little College Athletic Association
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Mount Senario
Wis
Ares
Middle Tennessee
Detroit
Syracuse
SEC
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Kentucky
NCAA
Alabama
Memphis State
Birminham
Ala
Indiana State
Houston
Oral Roberts
New York
Madison Square Garden
Tiger swimmer wins 4 medals at Big Eight meet
LINCOLN NEB UPI Missouri star Kevin DeForrest captured four golds becoming a four time medalist in a three day Big Eight swimming and diving championships. Iowa State repeated as team champion with 347 points followed by Missouri Oklahoma Kansas Oklahoma State Colorado and Nebraska. Cyclone divers placed in multiple thrill finishes as Oklahoma was shut out and Missouri added few points. Nebraska's Bryan Moss posted a double including a Big Eight record in the 200 yard breaststroke after winning the 100 yard breaststroke Friday.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Missouri
Kevin DeForrest
Towa State
Jack McGuire
Cyclones
Nebraska Sports Center
Oklahoma
Kansas
Oklahoma State
Colorado
Nebraska
Bryan Moss
Moss
Myles Leaves Huskers for Buckeyes Assistant Role
Bill Myles, Nebraska assistant coach for five years, resigns to join Ohio State as a linebackers coach, and will serve as a line coach for the Buckeyes. He cites strong Nebraska ties and is surprised by Woody Hayes contact. Coach Tot Osborne regrets the departure and aims to hire a replacement before spring practice.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Bill Myles
Nebraska
Chio State
Myles
Buckeyes
Woody Hayes
Tot Osborne
Gathe
NCAA Pairings Reveal San Francisco Faces Nevada Las Vegas
NCAA first round pairings place No. 1 San Francisco against Nevada Las Vegas in the West Regional at Tucson while Notre Dame earned an at large bid to meet Hofstra in Philadelphia. Michigan edged Marquette 69 68 as Marquette coach Al McGuire nears retirement after the season.
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UPI
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Marquette
Michigan
al McGuire
Notre Dame
South Bend
Dons
NCAA
Nevada-Las Vegas
McGuire
Oda
Tennessee
Kentucky
Purdue
Providence
Louisville
Arizona
Detroit
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Idaho State
San Jose State
Long Beach State
Utah
St. John’s
Tucson
Ariz
NMI
Dubquesne
Raleigh
N.C
Princeton
HeFetra
Philadelphia
Holy
Charlotte
Miami
Ohio
Central Michigan
Baton Rouge
Creighton Accepts NIT Bid to Face Illinois State in Omaha
Creighton University will meet Illinois State in the first round of the NIT in Omaha Tuesday. Both teams carry 21-6 records as coach Tom Apke notes Creighton’s late-season skid and Illinois State’s strong rebounding. The winner advances to New York for the second round.
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Omaha
UPI
Creighton University
Illinois” State University
Bluejays
Illinois State
Creighton
Tom Apke
Jays
North Texas State
North Carolina- Charlotte
Marquette
Apke
New York
Mousa
Cincinnatic
Warriors
Ted
Butch Lee
Bo Eliss
Rick Apke
Robert Sebratchens
Michigan
Immanuel captures C Club tournament title
Immanuel Lutheran won two games last weekend at Concordia College to capture the C Club basketball tournament. Kevin Arndt scored 19 in the first round 44 37 and 28 in the final 33 28 with 12 of 13 free throws. The 20 4 record heads to the Lakeview tournament starting tonight.
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Seward
Immanuel Lutheran
Concordia College
Immanuel
Grand Islands
Kevin Arndt
Scott Ceulcksha
Immanuel Fr
Lincoln Lutheran
Arndt
Columbus Lutheran
Brutus
Lakeview
Fonner Park Race Results From Nebraska Track
Race results from Fonner Park include winners such as Rods Bandit and Greg's Playmate with various payouts and exacta figures. Attendance listed as 3,819 and mutuel handle around $681,540.
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Fonner Park
Ghand Island
Neb
Fonner‘Park
Rods Bandit
Debon Bee
Count Vin
L.K. Mission
Blaine
Mdlagaia
Col
John C
Dally
Super Tudor
Micalobe
Greg
Manfred
Sum Slade
Ruke
Heama Ragle
Asporcel
Mint Canyon
Pachuto
Chief Bandito
Wink T’knight
Roman Buck
Speedy Rick
Thunder Mug
Real Style
Mutuel Haniile
Iowa State Wins Big Eight Wrestling Championship
Iowa State captured its second straight Big Eight title in Norman. The Cyclones won all nine semifinal bouts and opened the final with two wins before a late rally. Frank Sanatana sealed the crown with a 10‑pound match decision, totaling 89 points to top Oklahoma State and others. Oklahoma finished third, Missouri fourth, Colorado fifth, while Nebraska remained scoreless.
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Okla
UPI
Towa State
Frank Sanatana
Cyclones
ISU
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma
Missouri
Colorado
Nebraska
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Mike Grays
John Stauffer
Bob King
Dale Autner
Joe Pleiter
Jim Fitzgerald
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Steve Sipple
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Richard Dubas
Fullerton
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Mark Robinson
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