Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Columbus Telegram in Columbus, Nebraska

We have 2,691,858 pages in Nebraska

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 16 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1971

Page

5

Kincaid named to conference all state team in MCC

Dave Kincaid earns a berth on the Nebraska Community College Conference all state squad after a standout Platte season totaling 673 points 206 rebounds and 132 assists plus 76 steals. He is joined by Maite Colleges Sterling Simonette and others on the honor roster with several players earning honorable mention.

Maite College Higisuur Hie Dave Kincaid Nebraska Fairburyys Sterling Simonette Northteastern Norfolk Hlavold Lyles Nebraska Western Ken Taylor York Reed Johnson Raider Mike Trader Paul Gagnon McCook Russy Naylor Bob Osberry Western Dwight Porter Ken Patterson Fairbury Platte Kinedict Atic MCC Columbus High Gene Torezon Lyles WICC Milo Kiscaid Dave Nia Siete Ales Torezon Kincaid Trader Patterson Omahanalivey Vielles Symonette Fom Nassau Bahamas Harrisburg Tavior Cousins Georgetown Johnson Kansas City Kan Garden Colorado Springs Calo

Joe Konwinski Dominates Second Annual Silver Creek Tourney

Joe Konwinski wins all events at the Silver Creek City Tournament in Swalay Columbus Howl, posting 1500 scratch with 7 percent handicap for 1205 in a nine game set. In team, Instructors led 2772 with Stan Rochlitz and crew while Mo Bar was runner up at 2695 and Grosch Irrigation 2668. Doubles saw Autchison and Jilg top with 1160, Konwinski and Spike 1143. Singles crown went to Willits with 635 three game set. Kanwinski and 649 followed by Myers Spike and others.

Oe Konwinski Silver Creek City Columbus Howl Stan Rochlitz Jay Kholen Don Nosal Larry Bohling Doug Mietzner Mo Bar Terry Autchisons Ralpl Jilg Joe Konwinski Dean Spike John Myers Larry Smith Jerry Sock Marion Kubas Larry Rhaten Doug Meitzner Jack Bryant Jina Kay Divy Ded Willits Phyllis Kanwinski Myers Barry Amnithy HH Casson Joe Kanwinski Jack Seek Louis Rodrigue Gene Crews Gene Kava

Creighton Nine Surfers Defeat Creighton In Baseball Tilt

Freshman Jim Lee pitched and batted Oral Roberts University to a 3-2 win over Creighton on Monday. Lee delivered a key three base hit in the sixth as ORU built a 3-2 lead, added insurance in the seventh, and Creighton’s Rich Rozek misplayed a ball that allowed two runners to score after an umpire was struck. Vaudreuil pitched seven for Creighton, taking the loss. Creighton next plays New Mexico in Albuquerque in single games Wednesday and a twinbill Saturday.

Falsa Jim Lee Oral Roberts Universit Creighton Beayer Oru Jays Faith Albuquerque Thatsiki Pietay Ina Twinbill Bor

Wooden remembers Houston Astrodome matchup in semifinals

UCLA coach John Wooden, one of ten survivors in foCAL basketball championships, recalls playing in Houston’s Astrodome during a 1948 loss that kept UCLA from undefeated status. This week UCLA meets Kansas while Western Kentucky faces Villanova in the semifinals with the winners advancing to a Saturday showcase.

Houston John Wooden UCLA Astrodome Hig Lew Bruins Cougars

Duke and North Carolina top NIT field and semis matchup

Duke and North Carolina, former ACC rivals, vie for the NIT semifinals after decisive wins. North Carolina defeated Providence 84 to 7 as Duke edged Tennessee 78 to 61, with Randy Denton and Bill Chamberlain delivering key scoring and contributions from Chalmwick and Dedmon. Hawaii beat Oklahoma in double overtime to open the tripleheader.

UPI Duke North Carolina Bve Bonaventure Michigan Hawaii Oklahoma Carolina Huiree Pines Witers Teinnessee Blue Devils Tennessee Tonto Vals Payton von Johnson

Mets Name First 6 Cut Players At Spring Camp

The New York Mets announced their first squad cut of the season in St. Petersburg sending six players to minor league reassignment. The cuts included pitchers Rich Folkers, Jesse Nudson and Tommy Moore catcher Steve Chilenth and outfielders George Kazmarek and Dave Schneck leaving 33 players in camp.

St. Petersburg New York Mets Rich Folkers Jesse Nudson Tommy Moore Steve Chilenth George Kazmarek Dave Schneck Mets

Champs Drop Columbus Sigh Discoverers From Cage Card

State champion Spartans sign McCook to replace Columbus Discoverers for next year. Western swing planned with North Platte and McCook. East's ties to former McCook mentor complicate scheduling. Columbus seeks new opponent like Creighton Prep. Basketball history with Columbus noted.

Ay Paul Ernst Lincoln East Columbus Spartans McCook North Platte Fan Foren East Uaa Discoverers Discovery Apailo East Marat

Haywood trial recessed as calendar congestion delays proceedings

UPI reports in Los Angeles that the Spencer Haywood case, involving the Rockets and the four year college rule, was recessed until Friday by U.S. District Judge Warren J. Ferguson due to crowded calendars. The judge earlier ruled the NBA four year rule illegal under antitrust law, while Haywood defends his contract dispute with Denver and seeks vindication of his move to the NBA.

LOS Angles UPI Fuera Court Spencer Haywood Denver Hockets U.S. District Court Warren J. Ferguson Amiey Rockels Donald W. Stingsby Haywood Denver American Basketball Association Termes Nin Rockets Seattle National Basketball Association Perguson NBA University of Detroit

Bruins Star Wayne Cashman Injured in Auto Crash

Boston Bruins left winger Wayne Cashman was hurt in a vehicle crash on the Revere Beach Parkway. He suffered a cut eye and facial lacerations with a superficial corneal injury but an X ray of his right hand was negative. Officials said it is uncertain if the eye injury will keep him out of the Stanley Cup playoffs beginning April 7.

Boston UPI Wayne Cashman Boston Bruins Allirde National Hockey League Cashman Massachusetts General Hospital Massachusetts Briins Con Mission Revere Beach Parkway Cashmiur Allied Construction Corp Neware Finte Phil Ken Jledge Finc

Pirate rookie Dave Arrington sidelined by knee injury

In Bradenton Florida rookie outfielder Dave Arrington of the Pittsburgh Pirates was sent back to Pittsburgh after suffering a right knee cartilage injury in a spring training game. He likely requires surgery and faces about three months on the shelf.

Bradenton Fla UPI Dave Arrington Pittsburgh Pirates Pittsburgh Arrington

CHS sports banquet tickets on sale now

Columbus High announces tickets are available for the annual all-sports banquet. Ed Sudensur, ticket chairman and club president, says Tom Osborne will speak and Bruce Gilmore will MC. The event is Tuesday the 27th at 6 30 p.m. at Agricultural Park.

Ed Sudensur Columbus Cogcries Club Columbus High Tom Osborne University of Nebraska FCA Willie Bruce Gilmore Agricultural Nimber Cheyrle

Petrie Named Rookie of the Year by Portland Trail Blazers

Jeff Petrie of the Portland Trail Blazers was named Rookie of the Year by the Herb Good Memorial Basketball Club on Monday. The award recognizes his standout play in his debut NBA season with the team in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia UPI Jeff Petrie Portland ‘Trail Blazers National Basketball Association Monday Herb Good

Perry Likely Giants Opening Starter For 1971 Season

Gaylord Perry appears poised for the San Francisco Giants opening day assignment after a strong 5-2 win over Cleveland in which he allowed 16 runs in seven innings. The 1970-season standout Mavichal and other pitchers mix with Perry as the team eyes a strong NL West bid. Willie Mays shows old power in Phoenix, homering off Mark Ballinger as spring training games continue.

United Press International Juno Maricchal San Francisco Giants Gaylorderry Perry San Diego Padres Cleveland Indians Din Minnesota Giants Mavichal Willie Mays Wil Phoenix Ariz Mark Ballinger Rico Petrocelli Boston Red Sox Los Angeles Dodgers Billy Conigiara Red Sox Steve Garvey Duke Sims Dodgers Rob Robertson al Oliver Pittsburgh Pirates Kansas City Royals Pirates Montreal Expos Deny McLain Washington Senators Santorini Padres California Angels Jim Maloney Angels Ken Boswell Fred Norman Tommie Agee New York Mets St Louis Cardinals Hal Jestadt Johnny Callison Hal Breeden Chicago

O'Brien Named Wooster Football Coach

Wooster Ohio UPI reports in Wooster College that Robert P Pal O'Brien was named head football coach succeeding Jack Lengyel. O'Brien served as an assistant to Lengyel for five years and takes over in Wooster.

O'Brien Wooster Ohio

Super Bowl site choice stirs owners meeting in Palm Beach

At Palm Beach Breakers Hotel, NFL owners and city delegations from Dallas Miami New Orleans Jacksonville and Houston heard pitches for hosting Super Bowl VII while Commissioner Rozelle and lawyer Ellis Rubin clashed over site control Rubin vows continued campaign even amid owners debates.

Miami Palm Beach MFL Rubin Los Angeles New Orleans Jacksonville Tla Mami Ballas Houston Rozelle Dallas Texas Stadium Texas 4 Ten Barnes

Fonner Park racing results at Grand Island

UPI reports Monday racing at Fonner Park Grand Island with results from each race. Notable finishes include Kay in the first, Crowlee and Sir Sick in the second, Star Bidder and Rusty Raleigh in the third, King Velvet and Jeb Smooth in the fourth, All The Same leading the fifth, Angles and Miss Olympian Sax in the sixth, Singing Life and She's Sweet in the seventh, and Loveable Jeanie with Do Wacky and Jeanie Kem in the ninth. Attendance listed as 3,604.

Grand Island UPI IL Kay Mingallug Nova Crowlee Sir Sick Molly's Kin Star_ Bidder Rusty Raleigh Mario King Velvet Jeb Smooth Witth Tall Purple Banker Don CIA I'angles

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wooden Lst Wieh Western Kentucky Villanova Kansas Long Beach Vst Sooners Tamarsser Providence Vicars Bill Chamberlan Chamberlain Dave Chailwick Dennis Wuycik Lee Dedmon George Karl Ennie DiGregoria Moavidence Damon New York Joaquin Loya-Mayo Belkin Teans Tang Island Amaunter Maonelay Cma Telegram Nebraste Pirate CHS Columbus, Nebraska Bob Loshbaugh Jack van Berg Gaylord Perry Star State Texas Williams Billy” Sullivan Oldoston Patriots New England Patriots Sylvan Bay State Patriots Fonner Park City Auditorium Stan Pulaski Reggie Parks Doug Ox’ Baker Lord Littlebrook Black Jack Daniels Mighty Atom Betty Niccoli Jean Antone the Mighty Atom Lord Toulsy‘s the Legion Club American Legion Hartman Post New International’ Cargostary BBC Cergostar BO International Trucks Prucka Sales & Service Hiway
Search Courier

Search the Columbus Telegram Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Columbus Telegram?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication