CHS Tops Papio In High School Thriller On Cold Night
Columbus High School defeated Papillion 19 to 14 in a hard fought game. Rick Burrows led CHS with precise passing and a key keeper run, while Papillion’s Bill Boyd starred on the ground with 81 rushing yards and a lone score. The game featured multiple injuries, pivotal drives, and late defensive stands as CHS preserved the victory despite Papillion advancing into scoring range late.
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Rick Barrows
Tom Leiser
Weyard Ae
Wagner
Monarch
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Ziola
Byard
Kobus
Reo
Raymond
Gerry Volnek
T Discoverers
Boyd
Tackie
Cl. Langegan
Terry Souders
Mike Nyffeler
Bruce Wertz
Bill
Deyke
Kim Prochaske
Rex Porter
Ron Ernst
Tom Walters
Stan Gembel
Wardinger
Bucks Rally Past Bulls 104 102 In NBA Clash
Milwaukee overcame Chicago 104 102 as Kareem Abdul Jabbar scored 33 points in a key late run. Bob Dandridge and Oscar Robertson led Milwaukee while Bob Love and Jerry Sloan fought to close the gap for Chicago as Detroit and Phoenix tripped rivals in other NBA games.
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Bob Taye
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Boston
Deiral
Seattle
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Los Angeles
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Cleveland
John Havlicek
Celtics
Bahe leads Nebraska frosh to ninth straight win
Nebraska freshman football, sparked by Ritch Bahe, toppled Iowa State frosh. Bahe scored two rushing TDs, grabbed a goal line TD after a Cyclone miss, and returned a 7 yard punt for another score. Six Nebraskans scored as the frosh
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UPI
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Ritch Bahe
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Cyclone
Doug Lenth
Shelby streak hits 20 in Crossroads Conference rout
Shelby defeats Bradshaw 63 20 to stretch unbeatens to a second straight season within three year span. QB Greg Peterson threw for 215 yards on 9 of 14 with two TDs to Rob Glazier and Doug Hopwood both adding long strikes. Grounders by Glatter Hopwood Perry and others produced scoring plays as top coaches McCafferty Madden Shula Allen ranked in NFL coaching records.
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Loach
Uvaan O'Brien
Ite Les
Dindshaw
Greg Peterson
Rob Glazier
Doug Hopwood
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Robin Perry
John Matousek
Kellin Perry
Bal Hiemer
Mapwood
Matousek
Edilie Fowler
Bradshaw
Shelby
Don McCafferty
Baltimore Colts
NFL
John Madden
Oakfind
Don Shula
Miaros
George Allen
Washington
Buffalo
Harvey Johnson
Tinjero Settles as Even Money Choice in Roamer Handicap
Tinjero, a consistent Kentucky bred gelding, is rated even money to win the $55,000 Roamer Handicap for 3-year-olds at age, carrying 124 pounds with jockey Baile Simonte. The field includes Farewell Party Sound Off Northfields Eastern Meet King Crisy and Sie Em Judge, with Tinjero aiming for his 24th straight money finish. Other features today span Gardenia Stakes at Garden State and Golden Red Stakes at Churchill Downs, along with Constellation Mandicay at Laurel and Nash Memorial Handicap at Sportsman's Park.
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Vikings Face Major Test Against Forty Niners
Vikings coach Hud Grant vows a strong showing despite injuries as Minnesota, leading the NFC's Western Division at 6-1, travels to face the San Francisco Forty Niners who sit atop the NFC West. Key players like Gary Cuozzo and Stu Voigt are questionable, while San Francisco relies on a stout defense and a potent offense led by John Brodie to challenge the injury-marred Vikings.
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Milt Sunde
Jim Lindsey
John Henderson
Doug Davis
Judd Lonnie Warwick Tkree
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NEC
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John Brolle
Ted Kwalick
Nebr. Frosh and High School Grid Scores List
Comprehensive grid scores across Nebraska colleges and high schools show Nebr. Frosh teams defeating Albion and others, with multiple cities like Lincoln and Omaha recording wins. Notable results include Omaha Benson edging Bennington, Grand Island and Columbus picking up key victories, and the state map reflecting widespread football activity.
Martin leads Scouts to first Central 10 title in nine wins
David City High clinched the Central 10 Conference divisional crown after an all Victorious season. Senior back Martin rushed 185 yards and scored on runs of 1 3 4 and 42 yards with a 2 point conversion. The Scouts defeated Seward 28 8 and play Albion Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
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John Klug
Mike Wagner
Terry. Moore
Norfolk
Mike McConnell
Id Sita
Waegner
Larry Kobus
Heke
Ant Zedhee Ie
Papsilion
Jim Drueppel
Robin Oberg
Bureows
Mike Raymond
John Mughes
David City
Super Balfback
Bob Marti
David City High
Iua
Isin
Seward
Martin
Mel Aldrich
Steve Reeker
Ton Wehenkel
Kelly Kroll
Chuck McLaughlin
Randy Schroeder
Hecker
Ken Svobode
Dan Bock
Ika
Wayne Arnold
Albion
Joop
Aurora
Cardinal
BOB David City
Clarks blank St. Edward 26-0 in season finale
Dad's Night at ST ED final game sees Clarks defeat St Edward 26-0. Scoring included a Dexter rushing TD, a Schultz pass to Engel, a fourth quarter Foulk reception, and an interception setup for a ground TD. Final stats show Clarks leading 26-0 with key drives in each quarter.
Scotus Central Catholic tops McMeekin led Shamrocks win
Scotus Central Catholic defeats McMeekin 14 to 7 to extend a seven game streak and set up a Centennial Conference playoff against Omaha Cathedral. Key plays include Dan Briggs touchdown, Ted Wieser short score, and McMeekin’s placement clinching the margin. Larry Wells added the tying drive and a late field attempt drifted wide.
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Scotus Central Catholic
Joe McMeekin
Shamrocks
Larry Wells
To Red and White
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Wells
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Shamrock
Omaha Cathedral
Jim Puetz
Grand Island Central Catholic
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Inam Ord
Mike Wells
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Dan Briggs
Mebreekin
Ekks
Columbus
Pale Peterson
Tom Klahecky
Paul Markley
Leon Breechills
Klantcky
Markley
Tom Zabana
Briggs
Bob Shonka
Ord
Hearby
Brechbill
Melliger
Scotts
Zobana
Ted Wieser
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Breecbill
Tom Klanecky
Leon Bradkill
Deb Briggs
Plimga
Yords
Referee Grants Spanish Boxer World Title Victory
In Madrid, Nigerian referee Samuel Odubote stopped the 11th round World lightweight title bout as Pedro Carrasco defeated Mando Ramos to win the vacant WBC title. Ramos was warned for below the belt blows and had four knockdowns, with Carrasco dazed but crowned Spain’s first world champion since 136d. Carrasco weighed 144 pounds to Ramos 135, and the referee affirmed the decision despite Ramos’ promoter comments.
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Mando Rallos
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Sports Palace
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Hampton tops Monroe 63 in Crossroads Conference clash
Hampton defeated Monroe 63 to 19 in a Crossroads Conference football game. Monroes scoring drive featured Dennis Edmison and Steve Urkoski with a 34 yard pass, Craig Gertsch ran for 8 yards, Bemissa added the extra point. Defenders Warren Alaymer Tod Jaixen Urkoski Cortschi and Randy Dither starred.
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Monroe
Dennis Edmison
Steve Urkoski
Edmison
Crag Gertsch
Bemissa
Warren Alaymer
Tod Jaixen
Urkoski
Cortschi
Randy Dither
Hampton
Unusual Catch And Weekend Hunt Weather Notes
Sport Shorts covers an odd fishing moment as Al Godel hooks a muskrat while bass fishing. The Nebraska State Fair Board seeks three extra racing days for the 1872 horse season, with Lincoln to gain 28 dates. Hunters face pheasant and quail seasons opening amid colder weather, promising movement of waterfowl and good duck hunting recently reported.
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Nebraska State Racing Commission
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Clarkson dominates Dodge to win Mid-State title game
Clarkson Hi School routed Dodge 35-12 to clinch the Mid-State conference playoff berth. Key plays included Jesse Kucera’s 50 yard interception return and Vavrina’s 6 yard TD pass. Vern Mastny added three kicks and Randy Bratec sealed it with a 10 yard interception return for Clarkson. Clarkson set up a title showdown with Battle Creek.
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Dodge
Jesse Kucera
Randy Bratec
Mastny
Battle Creek
Bill Anson Leads Progressive League With 628 Series
Bill Anson posted a 628 series at Columbus Bowl with 205 205 and 220 games to pace the Progressive League. Rich Pensick added a 277 220 176 for a 673 set while Gary Badle and others contributed notable scores. Louie's Restaurant posted a 2071 series as Rollette League members posted solid totals led by Evelyn Gusche with 597.
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Evelyn, Gusche
Fran Carlson
Jean Gerber
Eabens
Sharon Freeseeker
Sharon Heesacker
Marilyn Walker
Gretchen Arnt
Sheila Stone
Grace Orew
Oasis Bar
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