Scotus Set for Friday clash at Ord in season finale
Scotus visits Ord for a Friday night game as both teams seek a strong finish. Shamrocks coach Dim Touetz aims to rebound from a win over Grand Island Central Catholic while Ord, led by quarterback Bill Gogan and fullback Lyn Sevenker, eyes a tieing and strong finish in a wishbone attack after recent wins and losses.
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Local High School Football Week Ends Amid Weather Slop
Three area teams enter final week as forecasts warn of rain and muddy fields. Lakeview Vikings face Aquinas Monarehs while David City aims to stay tough, Papillion upset hopes rise, Scotus eyes Ord, and Muskeres tackle Colorado in a Nebraska showdown with NU coach Devaney final Boulder trip. Husker tilt set for 1 p.m. kickoff.
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Mets, Braves swing four-player deal in winter trade
New York Mets and Atlanta Braves completed a four player exchange. The Mets sent Gary Gentry and Danny Frisella to Atlanta for Felix Millan and George Store. Millan, a three time NL All Star, batted .257 last season and is expected to stabilize the infield for New York.
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Jack Kelly calls for investigation of NCAA activities
Jack Kelly Jr., president of the Amateur Athletic Union, urged a congressional investigation into the National Collegiate Athletic Association. The former Olympic rower proposed a special commission to define the NCAA's legitimate scope and enforcement methods under Executive Director Walter Byers. He criticized Byers and his aides for intimidation of athletes and schools, and accused Byers of trying to control the U S Olympic Committee through a fit of pique.
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Delaware Still No 1 In College Division Grid Poll
The University of Delaware remains the top team in the college division football poll. The Blue Hens improved to 7-0 and kept their unbeaten mark, receiving 14 first place votes and 408 points. Louisiana Tech held at No 2 with 280 points, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo moved to third, and Tennessee State stood fourth with Ashland fifth.
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Finley challenged after Kuhn fines players for bonuses
Commissioner Bowie Kuhn fined Oakland owner Charles O Finley 2500 dollars for paying players 5000 dollar bonuses for World Series efforts. Gene Tenace Doc Rudi and Mike Hogan received payments tied to regular season performance, Finley maintaining bonuses were for Series feats.
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Assistant coach at Cozad dies after cancer battle
Eugene G Turner longtime assistant coach at Cozad High School for five years died in Cozad Nebraska Wednesday after a cancer illness. Turner 43 coached football and basketball and previously spent 11 years at Axtell and eight years at Loomis. Services set for Saturday at 2 pm in the Corad High School Gymnasium.
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Phillies Steve Carlton Wins NL Cy Young Award
New York AP reports Philadelphia pitcher Steve Carlton won the NL Cy Young, unanimous among 24 writers. He posted a 27-10 record for the last-place Phillies and became the first Phillie to win the award and the first to do so on a last-place club. Steve Blass of Pittsburgh was the runner-up.
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Knicks rout Kings 122 85 for seventh straight win
Knicks defeated the Kansas City Omaha Kings 122 to 85 to extend their seven game NBA win streak. Earl Monroe and Dean Meminger led with strong defense and 41 final period points as Walt Frazier and Meminger added double digits. Archibald was held to 19 points amid Knicks dominance.
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Judge modifies Wells probation with Oakland release
California Superior Court Judge William J. McGuiness eased Warren Wells probation allowing him to leave Alameda County. Wells, a former Oakland Raider, was welcomed by Houston Oilers executive assistant Tom Williams at the airport and scheduled for a physical in Texas after the court action stemming from a 1969 attempted rape conviction.
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Big Eight teams eye bowls amid key Saturday games
Bowl representatives from at least four majors will attend the Iowa State-Oklahoma tilt in Ames, with more expected for Nebraska-Colorado and Missouri-Kansas State. Coaches cite strong offenses, injuries, and turf readiness as teams prepare for crucial matches ahead of Thanksgiving bowls.
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Jayhawks Close in on Big Eight Passing Lead
Kansas Jayhawks challenge for the league passing title as Nebraska and Oklahoma dominate overall. Kansas trails in total offense and scoring defense, with Nebraska leading pass defense and total defense while Oklahoma edges in rushing defense. The race features multiple team stats across yards, completions, and points.
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Huskers Ready Mentally for Colorful Colorado Clash
Nebraska coach Bob Devaney says his team will be mentally prepared for the upcoming football game against Colorado. He notes Colorado is the best opponent faced and will run at them with backs Charlie Davis and Bo Matthews, while Nebraska relies on pride and consistency to stay competitive.
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