Must win for Sooners Cyclones in Big Eight clash
Iowa State hosts Oklahoma in a pivotal Big Eight race showdown at Ames with both teams carrying one conference loss. Scouts from major bowls attend as Majors and Fairbanks weigh a crucial game that could decide the conference title race amid Nebraska’s lead and Colorado’s threat.
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Big Eight heats up Heisman race with four contenders
Oklahoma's Greg Pruitt Iowa State's Amundson and Nebraska stars John Rodgers and J. Glover are cited as top Heisman hopefuls. Coaches praise their standout performances while noting Amundson's all around play and Rodgers and Glover's impact on offense and defense. Nebraska coach Bob Devaney backs both players as top contenders and even jokes about a coin flip.
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Lakeview Girls Volleyball Beat Getrog Club
Lakeview High School girls volleyball defeated the Getrog club on Thursday night. The varsity won sets 15-6 and 15-6 led by Carol Boek and Rita Behte with solid hitting. The Lakeview reserves improved to 6-1, with Carol Ernst and Diane Loseke contributing. Deach dudy Peterson's club will chase district honors next week at Arlington.
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Nebraska launches open hunting for pheasants and quail
Nebraska voters across Wheeler and Sherman counties opened the pheasant season with a statewide expansion. The 1987 limit remains, but possession rises to 12 birds. Quail season begins with Johnson, Pawnee, Nemaha and Richardson counties previously open. High hopes for abundant birds forecast across southwest and central regions, with top shooting expected in the panhandle and central areas.
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Rosche leads with 277 best game of year and high series
The Lutheran League at Columbus Bowl features Nanny Rosche delivering a 277 single game, and player Harry to receive the American Bowling Congress Century patch for a 102 pin above his 175 average. Rosche finishes with a 2606 series, tied by Martin Cattan, with scores including 224 and 202. others like Mary Warderan 233, Rev. BF Meschke 282, and Walt Henke 200 contribute to a busy bowling day across leagues including Baltops and Pawkee.
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Nebraska grid scores dash football by AP
Omaha Ryan 22 Tech 0. Holy Name 0 Trennor Iowa. Omaha Gross 57 Paulthe VI. Fremont Bergan 34 West Point Central Catholic 20.
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Conference Showdowns Predicted in Hoople Forecast
MAJOR AMOS B HOOPLE forecasts Saturday clashes across conferences. Nebraska beats Colorado 28-21, Oklahoma tops Iowa State 47-10, Michigan and Ohio State win, USC and UCLA win, Texas sinks SMU 26-21, Yale edges Dartmouth 26-22, and more results with a long list of scorelines and matchups.
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Canadiens Roll Through Eight Games In NHL Start
The Montreal Canadiens extend to nine wins in their season start, beating Atlanta 6 1 to stretch a strong early run. Los Angeles also won, shutting out Boston 5 2 as Ralph Backstrom scored twice in a six second span. In other NHL action, Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh 4 2. In the WHA, Quebec beat Philadelphia 6 3 as New York defeated Minnesota 4 2.
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Leigh Falls As Elkhorn Valley Claims Conference Crown
Elkhorn Valley defeated Leigh in straight sets 15-13 15-10 to win the Mid State Conference volleyball title. Leigh reached the final after beating Doge, while Battle Creek and Dodge posted third place results in the tournament. An all conference team will be chosen at the November meeting.
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