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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1971

Page

3

Columbus Cats No. 1 State Basketball Team Despite Early Tourney Exit

Coach Jack Johnson believes Columbus High's Discoverer squad is top in the state despite a first round loss to Bellevue in overtime. The 17-5 season featured eight straight wins and standout scorers Neil Klutman Leltoy Hulsebus Dick Hansen and Stan Rehbeil.

Righ Jack Johnson Bellevue Cluh Johnson Nie East Paplilion Colinns Neil Kiutman Wie Columbus High Leltoy Tlulsebus Stanrehbeil Jhinsen Dick Moth Jon Abepelen Tom Zimmerman Tim McLaughin Frank Ltower Dariny Miller Tom Heiser Brower Millar Toad Johnson McLaughlin Abegglen Hansen Hoth Norfolk Zimmerman Columbus

Tigers win own meet at Midland College Fremont

Fremont's Discoverers hosted the second annual Indoor test at Midland College. Tigers dominated with standout performances by Jon Cale and Jeff Wisemiller while Ken Robert and Mike Tigges added key points. Beatrice, Norfolk, and Columbus trailed in a meet featuring school records and strong showings in the 60 dash, 440, and mile relay. First Columbus outdoor action is set for March 3 at Falstan.

Fremont Fremont High Midland College Columbus Norfolk Beatrice Ron Callan Jon Cale Ken Robert Mike Tigges Cole Remont Koehn Tigers Jeff Wisemiller Bovert Deattice Sederberg Robert Callan Tigges Chuck Jones Kruse Bill Fulton Focal Club Cockerham Gally Panthers Falstan

Palafox Enters Cannon Tennis Classic in Long Island

New York report lists Antonia Palafox of the Meslean Pavs Cup team as a late entrant for the $5,000 Cannon Tennis Classic at the Long Island Tour Championship. Other players include Cliff Richey Clark Graebner Herb Fitzgibbon and Gene Scott scheduled for March 26 to 28.

New York UPI Antonia Palafox United States Cliff Richey Clark Graebner Herb Fitzgibbon Gene Scott

Vikingslineman Ten Holtz owns most fumbles recovered in a season

Bloomington Minn UPD reports Ten Holtz of the 1963 Minnesota Vikings recovered nine opponents fumbles, a record. Jac Schmidt, later Detroit Lions coach, is close with eight recovered in the 1935 Lions season as a player.

Bloomington Minn Ten Holtz Minnesota Vikings Jac Schmidt Detroit Lions Holtz Lions

Eve Lusche Leads High Scores In Local Bowling Leagues

Eve Lusche posted a high game of 222 and a 559 series to pace the Rollette League at Columbus. Bel Grace Force had 202 and S21, with Gretchen Arndt at 42 dollars and Fran Carlson 525, while Laundry Village led team honors with 879 and 2,479. In Bantan League Dan Force led with 152, Pat Force earned two game series honors at 281, Denise Thomson had 140 and 270, Dodgers took team honors with 46 and 1,005. In Progressive League Fret Leonhard had 212, Gary Badie 364, Mel Peterson 2, Bob Goodman 216, Roy Welker 202. Garys Badgers won with 757 and 2,072.

Eve Lusche Rollette Columbus Bel Grace Force Laundry Village Dan Force Brother Pat Denise Thomson Dodgers Fret Leonhard Gary Badie Mel Peterson Bob Goodman Roy Welker Gary Badgers Feany Hones

Reds prepare to defend West crown with Young Core

In Tampa, Sparky Anderson asserts Cincinnati can repeat atop the National League West despite Bobby Tolan's torn Achilles. Johnny Bench at 23 leads a young lineup with Pete Rose shifting to center and Tony Perez driving the middle infield, while injuries shadow starters as the pitching staff reloads for the season.

Tampa Fla Bobby Tolan Reds Sparky Anderson Teds Pirates Orioles Anderson Anders Pete Rose Tommy Helmss Johnny Bench Mr. Everything Lee May Helms Woody Woodward Tony Perez Rose Tolan Jlal McRae Bernie Carbo Melos Carbo McRae Hench Tolar Dodgers Cincinnati Reds Kansas City Royals Perez Holdouis Sam McDornell Cleveland Indians Angels Tokyo Lone Orions Chicago Cubs Ken Holtzman

Hawks Clinch Final Playoff Berth In OT Thriller

Atlanta wins 112-111 over Chicago as Vail Hazzard drives for the decisive layup with 24 seconds left in OT. Lou Hudson and Pete Maravich lead with 22 points each. Guerin’s squad seals a first-round date with the Knicks. Bulls tumble from contention as other NBA results unfold.

Joe Carnicelli Atlanta Hawks Richie Guerin Guerin Vail Hazzard Hawks Chicago Bulls Atlanta Cinginnali New York Knickerbockers Ielmatt Philadelpha Lou Hudson Hudson Pete Maravich Chet Wilker Bulls Los Angeles Lakers Lakers West Phoenix Los Angeles Portland Seattle Detroit Buffalo San Diego Milwaukee Boston Baltimore Philadelphia Cincinnati Dick Walt Arsdale Jerry West Avbnee Geoff Petrie Cortland SuperSonics Petrie Princeton NBA Spencer Haywood Bob Lanier Pistons Fort Wayne Trapp Jofin ‘Trapp Bucks Philadelphia 76Ers Lew Alcindor John Mavlick Bullets Celtics Do. Jo .White Dave Cowens Don Chaney

Rosche Honored as Most Improved Wrestler at Augie Banquet

Bryce Rosche received the Most Improved Wrestler award for 1971 at the annual Augustana College banquet in Sioux Falls. He is a Seward Concordia High alumnus and Columbus Junior Legion Baseball member, with parents Mr and Mrs Harry Rosche of rural Columbus.

Bryce Trische Columbus Augustana College. Athicle Dvard Sioux Falls Jim Wacker Viking Rosche Seward Concordia High

Bowling leaders shine in mixed leagues at Boulevard Lanes

Mary Ann Lehr and Mariene Becher posted strong scores in the Speed Queen League with high series and pins. In the Thunderbolt League Stan Goltschall and Floyd Campbell topped with 630 and 232 games respectively, while Dal Triebwasser crossed 600 with a 202 start. Ed Guenther and Vie Just posted notable scores as high team totals approached the lane’s best.

AQL Mary Alin Lehr Boulevard Lanes Mariene Becher Myra Olkis Rusty Fiebels Stan Goltschall Floyd Campbell Dal Triebwasser Larry Zulkoski Werner Guenther Ed Guenther Laren Wetten Vie Sol Spra Sahara Launge

Chi Cheng to Be Honored at New York Luncheon

New Yorker Nat Fields hosts the second Tanqueray Achievement Award luncheon for Chi Cheng a famed Republic of China athlete who aspires to the 1974 Munich Olympics. Chi Cheng a track star with multiple records trains daily under coach Vince Reel plans the 200 meters and aims to break 10 seconds the 100 yard dash.

Murray Olderman NEW York NEA Chi Cheng Lindsay Nat Jields Miss Chi Nat Maureen Orcutt Tanqueray Richard Pancho) Gonzales Pancho Republic of China Azusa Calif Maureen Cheng Barbara Farrell Los Angeles Pele Brazil Chi Hsin-Chu Taiwan Vince Reel United States Reel Vince Hle Claremont’ Men's College California State Polytechnic College Cal Poly Munich Mexico City We Foreign Service

Jackson belts seven homers in 12 contests

United Press International reports Reggie Jackson has seven home runs in 12 spring training contests for the Oakland Athletics, signaling potential for a strong AL West challenge. Other MLB notes include Pirates, Dodgers, Reds, and Indians spring results and debuts.

Jackson United Press International Oakland Athletics Charles Finley Reggie Jackson Athletics Minnesota Hvins California Angels San Francisco Giants Willie McCovey Giants Jase Pagan Bob Robertson Dino Campanis Roberto Clemente Pittsburgh Pirates New York Mets Nelson Briles St. Louis Cardinals Mets Los Angeles Dodgers Montreal Expos Duke Sims Bil Buckner Tom Paciorek

Six pitchers cut by White Sox in spring purge

ST. PETERSBURGH Fla six pitchers were among those dropped by the Chicago White Sox as they reduced their spring squad. Dennis Deek Ken railing Dennis O'Toole Mike Baldwin Danny Murphy and Jim Geddes were released. Also cut were first baseman Bal Spence catcher Bruce Kime and outfielders Ton Lolich and Sam Ewing.

ST. Petersburgh Fla Chicago White Sox Itay Dennis Deek Ken Railing Dennis O'Toole Mike Baldwin Danny Murphy Jim Geddes Bal Spence Bruce Kime Ton Lolich Sam Ewing

Ratings Roil Over Cagers Columbus and Discoverers Debate

Stort Sports columnist Paul Ernst argues over prep basketball rankings. He says Columbus should be higher and East the champion, noting Columbus beat East and Discoverers defeated rivals in their own backyards while Hastings faltered against weaker squads. He laments inconsistent ratings and highlights weekend TV basketball plus other sports.

Conde Sargent World- Herald Columbus Discoverers Herald Lincoln East Papillion Hastings Conde Lincoln East Jack Johnson

Fonner Park opening day racing results at Grand Island

UPI reports Fonner Park opening day results with winners across nine races. Notable finishes include See My People in first and Billy Meadow in second, plus Exacta and Daily Double payouts and attendance of 4,979.

Grand Island UPI See My People Precious Butch Dumbo Billy Meadow Major Roberts Rome Verdicchio Fan Tan Man Bradetta Farey Affair Gallant Cloud Coaming Nancy Mendy Lady Open Seal Sasha B Navareigh Lingoln Levant Wichita Charles Ife A People Amber” Sullaness Ware Charger Yas Kerry Exacta

Fraser lifts Huskers in sudden death victory

Jeff Fraser scored the deciding goal in sudden death as the Huskers beat the Wildcats 26 24 in Junior League play at Fannys. Huskers move to 12 2 in standings while Wildcats drop to 2 12. Scoring for Huskers included Conyers 9 and Fraser 4. Wildcats were led by Wagner Kruger 10 and Anthony 7. Standings list Huskers 12 2, Buffaloes 10 4, Falcons 9 5.

Jeff Fraser Muskers Wildcats Scaring Bill Conyers Schaefer David Gilmore Steve Todd ‘Frofpolz David Cimps Steve Schumacher Bob Irby Duane Schmidt Falcons Bob Dickey Bill Ueckentauey Bill Sutton Jamie Ferguson Steve Sanders Huskers Elks Buffaloes Sertoma Badgers Lions Wolverines Rotary Optimists

Nicklaus earns Hickok award in February vote

Jack Nicklaus received 78 first place votes to top Rod Laver in the 22nd Hickok Professional Athlete of the Year voting. The UPI report notes Nicklaus led Rod Laver by a wide margin in the February balloting.

Nicklaus New York UPI Jack Nicklaus Rod Laver

U S Upsets Czechs 5 1 At World Hockey Championship

The United States National Team defeated Czechoslovakia 5 1 at the World Ice Hockey Championships in Bern. Bruce Riata and George Konik led with goals, Henry Boucha and Craig Patrick added scores, Carl Wetzel starred in goal as the U S stunned the Czechs for their first win since Squaw Valley 1960 and gained momentum before facing Sweden.

Hern Switzerland UPI Czechoslovakia U.S Sweden Finland West Germany United States Bern Tne Russia Edina Minn Williamson Bruce Rialta Green Day Wis George Konik Bloomington Craig Patrick St. Louis Henry Boucha Carl Wetzel Detroit Red Wings America

Consistent Scorer Baker Sets Pro NFL Streak Record

Philadelphia based report notes Louis iam Baker, Eagles kicker, entering the 1870 NFL season with a pro record of 110 consecutive league game scoring streak.

Philadelphia UPI Louisiam Baker Eagles

Leonhard Conoco Ad Mentions Green Stamps and Address

A fragmented classified line notes Leonhard Conoco at 14th Street and 27th Avenue offering Green Stamps with a contact phone number 564 6576. The readable text centers on the fuel station listing and rewards program.

Leonhard Conoco 14Th St 27Th Ave

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