Columbus High Drops in NSAA Class B Rankings Amid Bellevue Expansion
Col umbus High falls to second to last in Nebraska NSAA Class A/B lineups as Bellevue opens a two-school system East and West. Omaha Burke remains largest with 2,522 students while McCook climbs into Class B. Lakeview nears Class B/C border. Schuyler and Albion hold status with 225 and 233 students respectively.
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South Sioux City
Omaha Roncalli
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State Department of Education
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Lakeview
Vikings
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Hooper Loganview
Scotus
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Albion
Schuyler
Madison Dragons Move Up To Class B In Football And Basketball
Madison fans face Class B moves after a strong unbeaten basketball season ended by Howells in the district tourney. In Class C enrollments, Aquinas is third and Public fifth. Fullerton leads Goldenrod, Osceola rises to second. Local Class D totals show St Edward large but slated for 1977 78. Other area enrollments list numerous towns and schools with varying class placements.
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Howells
Platte College
Dragon
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Fullerton
Goldenrod
Osceola
Bulldogs
Gehua
Newman Grove
East Buller
Clarkson
Cedar Rapids
Humphivy St. Francis
Steamsburg
Leigh
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Beavers
Bertrand
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Lindsay Holy Family
Shelby
Humphrey
Silver Creek
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Polk
Rising City
Monroe
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Grand Island
Fremont
Vermont
North Platte
Lincoln East
Norfolk
Scottsbluff
Kearney
Hastings
Beatrice
South Sioux City
McCook
Alliance
York
Glur named outstanding athlete at Senior High
Rudy Glur was named Outstanding Athlete of the Year at the Discoverers All-Sports Recognition banquet in Columbus Secor High gym. The hall marked 900 in attendance as Glur logged a 79-2 career record, three-time titles, and state recognition while teammates and coaches honored others like Dave Porter, Paul Potter, and MVPs across multiple sports.
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Discoverers
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Kearney
Gillr
Areaamber of Commerce
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Jed Road
Porter
Hob Murray
David Marsh
Coaches Club
Dan Leahy
University of Nebraska At Omaha
Leahy
Creighton Prep
University of Marquette
UND
Paul Potter
C Club
Columbus High
Jim Schwartzur
Telegram
Becky Moore
Ryan tosses two-hitter as Angels beat Royals 6 1
Nolan Ryan slows delivery to curb walks and fans six as California Angels defeat Kansas City 6 1. Amos Otis opens fifth with a single ending the no-hitter, Hal McRae drives in a run with a sacrifice, while Jerry Remy and Joe Roch contribute key RBIs and homers. Elsewhere in the AL, Texas edges Chicago 3 2, Cleveland tops Milwaukee, Minnesota defeats Detroit, and Toronto routs Seattle.
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UPI
Nolan Ryan
Ryan
California Angels
Kansas City Royals
Amos Otis
Royals
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Jerry Remy
Joe Roch
Angels
Paul Splittorff
Texas
Chicago
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Canadiens blank Bruins to take 2-0 series lead
Montreal shut out Boston 2-0 in Game 2 of the Stanley Cup finals as penalties favored the Canadiens. Referee Ron Wicks issued 20 penalties, 11 on Boston, fueling tensions between the teams and signaling a heated series ahead at the Forum.
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NHL
Don Cherry
Boston
Ron Wicks
Range Inselman top Lakeview athletes at award banquet
Tammay Range and Dai Inselman named Outstanding Senior Athletes at Lakeview High School. Range earned K-TTT Booster Club Scholarship and was an all-West Husker Conference selections in basketball and volleyball. Inselman, a three-sport letterman, was named to West Husker football second team and holds wrestling winning percentage record. Special awards, speaker, and letter presentations followed as coaches noted upcoming talent.
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Dai Inselman
Lakeview High School
Hange
WIL
Inselman
Bruce Bennett
Bennett
Herman Oehlrich
Lakeview
Jim Klug
Lynn Dirks
LHS
Klug
Rick Lindeman
Ton Vandenberg
Lwe
Lindeman
Mike Iverson
Mark Ahrann
Koln Kgin-Tv
Gineuls
Atriann
Don Schmidt
Larry Whiting
Darrell Fenton
Dennis Geraghty
Tom Bruckner
Julianne Geraghty
John Miyashi
Dennis Ruth
Jerry Wadleigh
Oklahoma City routs Omaha in 94 win at Rosenblatt
Oklahoma City built a seven run first three innings, scoring 94 on Omaha Tuesday night before 1,000 at Rosenblatt Stadium. Carl Morton held Omaha to little offense as Dave Gripe and Pete Koegel homered for Omaha, ending their three game win streak. teams scheduled to renew the four game series Wednesday.
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UPS
Oklahoma City
Omata
Rosenblatt Stadium
Lynn McKinney
Carl Morton
Omiaha
Dave Gripe
Pete Koegel
Omaha
Iowa State wrestler Frank Santana becomes U S citizen
Cyclone wrestler Frank Santana the 1977 NCAA champion at 19 pounds has become a U S citizen. Santana 2 was among 59 persons naturalized in ceremonies in U S District Court in Davenport Iowa.
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Iowa
UPH
Frank Santana
U.S
Santana
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