Nebraska 28 Colorado 16 in rough Big Eight clash
Nebraska defeated Colorado 28 to 16 in Lincoln as the Huskers rebounded with four touchdowns from rushing and passing plays. Tony Davis and Frosty Anderson scored on short scores, while Colorado used trick plays and a field goal to stay within reach before Nebraska sealed the win. Colorado’s defense limited the first half, but Nebraska pulled away after halftime.
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Buffs
Colorado
Huskers
Tom Osborne
Fran
Dave Mhunm
Tony Davis
Frosty Ancerson
Fred Linta
Steve Griffin
Aid. Borg
Crowder
Fain Phole
Davis
Tee Tun
Bengals
John Cherry
Joh Kelsey
Tigers
Missouri Covah
Steve Davis
Joe Washington
Washington
Dave Jlimamm
Tony Days Nurnim
Brent Longwell
Frosty Anderson
Fivne
Bo Matthews
Billy Wardy
David Williams
Bulls
Abby Daigle
Oklahoma State
Ane
Jayhawks
Mike Love
Dave Jaye
Kansas
TE Ye
Jayhawk
Don Famrough
Gibson predicts Oklahoma victory over Missouri in big game
Kansas State coach Vince Gibson predicts a close Oklahoma win over Missouri in the Big Fight Conference clash at Columbia. He notes Oklahoma’s strong season, Missouri’s late surge, and cites recent league results as shaping the tough matchup.
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Missouri
Vince Gibson
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Sooners
Gilson
Sooner
Top seven AP teams win as Arizona State upset by Utah
Ohio State remains atop the AP poll after routing Illinois 30-0 as Carnelius Greene scored twice in the fourth quarter. Alabama, Oklahoma, Indiana, Notre Dame, Penn State and LSU followed with decisive wins. Arizona State fell at Utah while USC, UCLA and California also posted strong showings in a weekend of ranked-vs-ranked action.
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Iowa State
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Ten 500s Spark Speed Queen League Records
Boulev ard Lanes Speed Era League bowled 500s including Jo Sokel 500s Ann Pranit 22 game Benedict 51 Yvonne Mimick 44 Elaine Mossman 36 Ma Ann Lehr 525 Brandt 512 Lois Burmood 510 Jean Brase 508 Phyllis Kush 504 Tusty s Rebels posted 617 and 2031 Team totals Adelisanas 200s Benedict 218 Brana 203 Sok o 219 Minick 200 Becher 26 Kush 201
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Ann Pranit
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Elaine Mossman
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Lois Burmood
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Phyllis Kush
Tusty
Rebels
Honora
Silck
Adélisanas
Brana
Soko
Minick
Becher
Kush
Fourth quarter burst gives Scotus victory in homecoming clash
In a dramatic final period at Pawnee Park Memorial Stadium Columbus Scotus rallied from a halftime standoff to defeat Grand Island Central Catholic 20-8. Tim Thomas and Joe McMeekin starred with late rushing TDs as Scotus improved to 8-1 and set up a November 16 Centennia Conference playoff with Fremont Bergan.
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Dan Steiner
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Crusaders
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Jim Brock
Bob Sagone
Caten Fine
Tim Thomas
Joe McMeckin
Dan Martin Rand
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Martin
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Jim Poole
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Dave Steiner
Reggy Grubaugh
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Crusader
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Grand Island Cathodc
Roger Dowd
Goalbird Invaders
Wagoner
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Puetx
Fremont Bergan
Gee
Bf Oseows
Ban Martin
Bowling league leaders and high scores at Boulevard lanes
Bob Jokerst led Boulevard Sunday Night Mixed with a 242 and 653 series. Lelva Prokopek rang a 471 total on a 103 game, Dennis Kudrow posted 212 and 214, Keen Korner reached 600, Polish Gering a 1058, Jaanile Vans 152 and 422, Prep leaders Weise 163 and 495, Laura Nottland 151 and 298, Paprecki 247 and 60, Sahara Lounge 998 and 2, plus multiple 200 games including Welk 220 and Trichwasser 290.
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Dennis Kudrow
Keen Korner
Gering
Jaanile Vans
Swere Arl Weise
Laura Nottland
Jerry Paprecki
Sahara Lounge
Ployd Welk
del Trichwasser
Lloyd Erast
Jim Swarty
Aulvard Senior Citizens
Ed Yimner
Mike Zimmer
Vera Cuik
Platte College fails in bid for Region 9
Dan Thomas of Powell Wyoming won the Regina Cross Country meet with a 29:0 clocking, helping his team finish high as Northeastern's Don Cherry followed at 20:09. North Platte's Ron Galavie took third at 20:28 while defending champ Platte College finished fourth. Top Platte runner Titch Rohde placed 12th at 21:44. Doug Prewett 21:41. George Dixon 21:58. Mark Corliss 20th. Brad Renken 21st. Crach Suggs noted Brad Renken was spiked during the race, potentially costing 20 to 30 seconds. Suggs blamed tough Region 9, calling Powell a powerhouse and saying Platte didn’t run as well as they should.
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Northeastern
Don Cherry
North Platte
Ron Galavie
Llatte College
Titch Rohde
Doug Prewett
Raiders
George Dixon
Mark Corliss
Brad Renken
Crach
Ron Suggs
Krenken
Platte
Crach Suggs
Oakesons Top TV Score In Sunday Night Doubles
Gary and Carla Oakeson posted a 695 handicap in games 239 226 and 230 to win the Sunday TV mixed scotch doubles at Boulevard Lanes. Van Vohland and Rev Woods were runners up at 627, with Int and Jean Karnikfild 615 and others following. wheelhouse winners include high first game Gary Oakeson 239 and second game Vahland Woods 200.
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Boulevard Lanes
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Int
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Henry Gates
Sue Paprocki
Dave Thomas
Connie Karel
Larry Guenther
Hobbie Krumland
Loren
Allee Wetten
Peru Ruentherr
Wilma Krumnner
Ritch Preister
la Neumann
Omaha
High Pare Winery Wert
Gary and
Carle Oakeson
Vahland-Woods
Thleame
Shomas Karel
Ferd Tiuenttier
Wilma Krumlanil
Raider girls down Doane in volleyball win at home
Platte College varsity beat Doane 15 7 and 18 16 as Jane Hoatz led with nine straight serves. Junior varsity fell to Doane 16 12 and 15 13. Raiders travel to Loutings Central Technical College tonight for a match.
Saints Top Falcons In High Stakes showdown
New Orleans built a 27 point lead behind a strong defense and Nick Mike's four field goals as they beat Los Angeles 34-0 for a crucial win. Simpson rushed for 64 yards and the team moved within two games of the Falcons in the NFC West race. Other NFL results included Vikings, Lions, Packers, and Cowboys victories, with Washington visiting Pittsburgh in a nationally televised game.
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Mike Maser
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This May Be Oklahoma's Year In Big Eight Basketball
The article previews the Big Eight basketball season with coaches predicting strong showings from Oklahoma, Kansas State, Kansas, Colorado, Missouri, Oklahoma State, Iowa State, and others. It notes Sooners’ new players, depth questions, and anticipated youth and experience shaping the race.
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Sophomate Rerele
Platte Valley tournament set at Columbus Bowl
The men’s 22nd annual Platte Valley handicap tournament opens Sunday at Columbus Bowl with four Saturdays and six Sundays of play. Prizes include team, $00. doubles, $200. and singles, $100. Hanna is computed from 200 scratch, 150 high series and 70 per cent. Contact tournament secretary Marcy Carlson at the Bowl.
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Platte Valley
Hanna
Marcy Carlson
Keglers Thrive in Columbus Bowl Meet as Clippers Top Field
Gary Moth rolled 246 high game with 201 total for a week’s Progressive League at Columbus Bowl. Larry Harrington opened with 168, 236, 220, Denny Podany 23, George Spitte 26, Jim Irwin 282, Gary Badie 210 and 224, Charlie Jasper 200, Yankee. Clippers claimed team honors with a 789 game and 2,196 series as Kotletle League Inaders fielded Barb Hadje 194 and 542, Fran Carlson 505. Swiss Automatics led pins with 828 and 2,337, dack and Jill League pace setters Veg Pensick 200 and 512, Ray Labens 204, Orin Stepanek 546. Pensick Stepanek 08B and 1,296.
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Larry Harrington
Denny Podany
George Spitte
Jim Irwin
Gary Badie
Charlie
Jasper
Yankee
Clippers
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Pabens Tops Doubles for 655 in Sunday Night Alibi Seated Event
Karen and Ervin Paboo rolled a 2592 scratch series on games 213 187 and 192 with 63 handicap sticks totaling 65 to win the Sunday Night Alibi Seated Doubles in Columbus Bus. Jasper and Rylha led with 9635 on 216 178 157 while other team scores and high game honors followed, plus pin winners and jackpot shots noted.
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Ervin Paboo
Columbus
Charlie Jasper
Deanna Rylha
Sharon
Tarry Taudenklos
Gary
Gloria Muth
Barb Ryba Ant
Tder Osten
Marty Carlson
Eve Muth
Carl Reba
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Debbie Gates
Fran Henderson
Gene Kaplan
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Norma Driefurst
Kitchen Osten
Ann Puckett
Ron Graus
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Fer
Ric Oschs
Ray Driefurst
Jim Laudwit
del Nelson
Donna Matson
Gary Mu
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