Playoffs Reach Four Area Schools This Week
Prep football heads into conference playoffs with Columbus High and Scotus Central Catholic traveling for Big Ten and Centennial titles. Davie City aims for Central Ten glory at Miiona, Clarkson seeks Mid-State crown at Battle Creek, Cathedral faces Sealus in Centennial showdown, with other area teams concluding their 1971 schedules.
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Clarkson
Battle Creek
Columbus High
Scotus Central Catholic
CHS
Worth Platte
Humphrey St. Francis
Schuyler
Humphrey
SL Edward
Rising City
Silver Creek
Polk
David City
Aquinas
Huskers widen UPI lead as Auburn Georgia loom in clash
Nebraska remains number one in the UPI board with 345 points and 30 first-place votes. Auburn and Georgia stay undefeated and square off at Athens in a pivotal Southeastern Conference showdown that could shake the top rankings.
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Huskers
Auburn
Georgia
Jacobson Again Named Big Eight Lineman of the Week
Nebraska senior Larry Jacobson, 6-0, 247, was named the Big Eight lineman of the week for the second time this season after anchoring a defense that limited Iowa State to 108 yards total offense. He contributed seven tackles and an interception in Nebraska's 37-0 upset of Iowa State, with coach Bob Devaney praising his steady play and domination.
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Dan McDonough
Oklahoma
Victo
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Oklahoma State
Jimmy Williams
Colorado
Carl Taibi
Wadie Sheats
Kansas State
Norm Dubois
Derland Moore
Missouri
Dul Cowan
Dunkel Index Ranks NU at Top in College Football Race
Nebraska leads the Dunkel Index with a 9-0 mark after a 97-0 demolition of Iowa State, boosting scoring margin to 3.1 and total index to 122.3. Oklahoma drops to second after a 20-3 win over Missouri, with Michigan, Penn State, Alabama, Georgia, and Auburn also listed with current records and last week scores.
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Carolina Yee
Mic Il
Oo Calif. Teh
Pla. St
Cornhuskers
Iowa State
Iowa
Maryland
LSU
Georgiru
Flordia
Miss. State
Gehring Award to Harmon Killebrew in 17th honor
MINNEAPOLIS-57, PAUL (UPT) Harmon Killebrew of the Minnesota Twins has been named the 17th Lew Gehrig Memorial Award winner. A veteran slugger who debuted in 1954, he follows last year’s honoree Hank Aaron of the Atlanta Braves.
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Minneapolis
Paul
UPT
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota Twins
Lew Gehrig
Wank Aaron
Adana Braves
Flying Cowboy Mike Clark Soars in Bi-Plane Hobby
Dallas Cowboy place kicker Mike Clark flies as a hobby and owns his bi-plane. His greatest flying thrill came last spring when he flew the only B-24 ship in flying vandalism.
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Dallas
Nets Sign Webster in ABA Move from St Peters
The New York Nets announce the signing of Elwardo Webster, former St Peters star forward, who averaged 25 points per game and played in Italy before TB sidelined him last year. Nets begin workouts Friday in Hempstead New York.
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N.Y
UPI
New York Nets
American Basketball Association
Elwardo Webster
St. Peters
Nad
Webster
Italy
Nets
Hartford and Norfolk Clash in ACL Championship at Dillon Stadium
ACL commissioner Cosmo Iacovazzi announced that the championship game between the Hartford Knights and the Norfolk Neptunes will be played Saturday night in Hartford at Dillon Stadium on November 20.
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Hartford, Conn
DPI
Hartford Knights
Norfolk Neptunes
Dillon Stadium
Hartford
Cosmo Iacovazzi
ACL
Jaycees Plan Snowmobile Races at Platte Valley Speedway
Co chairs Leonard Jedlicka and Bill Fleischer announced finale trophies totaling 600 will be awarded to the top three finishers in the J classes. The program opens with four stock races followed by powder puff and five modified races at Platte Valley Speedway on December 19 with another snow date noted.
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Lowmans Jaycees
Platte Valley Speedway
Leonard Jedlicka
Bill Fleischer
Dallas activates Eugene Kennedy for Chaparrals
Eugene Goo Kennedy was activated by the Dallas Chaparrals on Monday. The 6-4 forward, last season SWC player of the year at TCU, joined after Dallas traded John Beasley, a 6-9 forward and ABA veteran, to Utah Stars for cash a high draft choice and the rights to George Peeples.
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Eugene “Goo” Kennedy
Dallas Chaparrals
American Basketball Association
TCU
Kennedy
John Beasley
Utah Stars
George Peeples
Sooner coach praises Missouri defense and Big Eight clash
Missouri's eight man line stifled Oklahoma as coach Fairbanks noted four years in the system give the Tigers an edge. He contrasted Missouri with SMU Texas and Iowa State and looked ahead to a busy Big Eight slate including Nebraska at Kansas and Oklahoma State at Cal. Kansas State coach Gibson praised Nebraska's patient, sound defense while Kansas fights a four game skid.
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Jayhawk
Don Fambreigh
Fry
Vince Gibson
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Tye
Gibson
Williams for Bristol long shot in winter trades
ACAPULCO Mexico UPI Ted Williams has never been in a trade but rumors swirl about a potential move involving Bristol. Brewers manager Dave Bristol has twice refused Cleveland’s advances while general manager Lane eyes further pitching at winter meetings in Ponte Vedra. Williams for Bristol described as a long shot, with Lane connected to past blockbuster swaps and Milwaukee’s late October deal with Boston cited.
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Mexico
Bristol
Gabe Faal
Cleveland
Brewers
Lane
Paul
Andrews
Bristo
Ponte Vedra
Fla
Boston Red Sox
Dallas-Fort Worth
Bob Short
Dallas
Minneapolis
Short
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Lang
Milwaukee
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Phoenix
Ariz
Joe Gordon
Detroit
Jimmie Dykes
Bill Dewitt
Tigers
Dewitt
Deswitt
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Cardinals
Indians
A's
Seattle Pilots suit over AL removal of team to Milwaukee
Seattle King County and Washington sue the American League asserting breach of contract fraud and antitrust violations over the Pilots sale to Milwaukee and relocation to Atlanta. They argue the AL promised a Seattle big league club and to keep it there.
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Appeals’ Court
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Red Shoes and Doverland Win in Dual Feature Races
Red Shoes led from the start to win the $8,500 allowance feature at Aqueduct on the grass in 1:51 2-5, returning $14.40. Doverland captured the $9,000 allowance race at Gordon State over the same distance by a half length in 1:44‑4, paying $14.60. Other features saw Signor Valensi win at Churchill Downs, Northern Pride at Suffolk Downs, Levce Belle pay $122.49 at Hazel Park, and Park Coloquill conclude winter at Sportsman’s Park.
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United Press International
Hinojosa
Next Beat
Henry My Son
Doverland
Signor Valensi
Churchill Downs
Northern Pride
Suffolk Downs
Levce Belle
Flazel Park
Coloquill Ram
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