Goldenred Conference Upset Secures Silver Greek Title
Silver Greek High School clinched a Goldenred Conference football championship with a 40-16 win at Polk, improving to 8-1 and earning a Class distinction. The 65 club also defeated Polk 16-6 in league play, while Coach Paul Hickman's Tigers faced an upset 21-8 on Sept. 24.
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Justin Liss
Larry Cave
Neal van Winkle
Vince Willits
Mike Cave
Randy Engel
Jerry Wilcox
Axtell
Lilwofoin
Express
Valasek
Dale Jones
Fine bowling totals highlight Centennial league play
Joe Karnik posted a 237 game and West Trichwasser a 636 series as Gerfennial League action at Boulevard Tanes featured Deno's Diner topping with 1,013 in the team game and 2,972 in totals. Top scores list includes Gary Muth 223 and 618, Robert Ammberger 223 208 610, Delbert Enquist 208, and Joe Karnik 287 among others.
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Frank Bock
Larry Zulkoski
Lynn Nitz
Doane Spite
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Frederick Neemeyer
Rlen Lahrs
Jobin Schoepf
Lone starter to lead McCook cage hopes in tourney
McCook Junior College plans to start one returning player in the opening round of the Nebraska d Junior College Athletic Conference preseason tournament against Fairbury College at Platte College Field House in Columbus. Coach Hoagy Carmichael notes improved balance and defense but calls the team inexperienced with only one starter returning.
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Carmichael
Stan Karr
Kenesaw
Chris Brennemann
Hyannis
Gary Loop
McCook
Bill Hildy
Trenton
Dave Dehian
Wiwood
Rick Hines
Arapahoe
Lauterbur Chosen Blue-Gray Al-Star Coach for Dec. 27
Iowa's Frank Lauterbur will coach the Blue team in the Blue-Gray Al-Star game in Montgomery Alabama December 27. He will share coaching duties with Kansas State's Vince Gibson with Lauterbur handling the defense and Gibson the offense.
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Frank Lauterbur
Montgomery
Ala
Lauterbur
Kansas State
Vince Gibson
Ken's APCO cuts oil prices for three days only
Ken Cooley owner and manager announces a 50 percent price cut at Ken's APCO for Friday through Sunday. No limit on quantities and dealers are welcome. All top grade oils available.
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Kings Impress as NHL Race Heats Up in West
Los Angeles Kings ride nine game unbeaten streak with two late goals tying Atlanta. Other NHL actions include Montreal beating Toronto 5 2 Rangers top Vancouver 5 2 and Chicago routing the Islanders 6 1. Also notes on Golden Seals Minnesota and Pittsburgh Phillips. Catholic Conference sets dates for league events in David City Hastings Grand Island and Columbus with basketball track and golf slated in late December and April.
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Grid Scores From Multiple Conferences Press Summary
The Associated Press reports week standings across conferences with Fairhury defeating Blair 35 to 1, Niobrara Valley title goes to Orchard 6 to Atkinson Weet Holt 0, Seward over Albion 28 to 2, Falls City Sacred Mears 37 to Elmwood 0, Sandy Creek 7 defeats Grand Island Northwest 2, and Ainsworth beating Rushville 20 to 8.
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Gentral Ter
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Galaxy
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Sacred Mears
Elmwood
Mit-Nebraska
Sandy Creek
Grand Island Northwest
Rangeland
Ainsworth
Rushville
Doane College Keeps Unbeaten Run With 26 20 Win
Doane College, No. 3 in Division 2 NAIA, survived a late surge from Peru State to finish 10-0 on the season after a 26-20 victory. Fayard connected with Tom Prehier for Peru’s late score, while Doane’s Teonard King, Jerry Ichini Green, and Jerry Kerr secured the win with solid drives and a late onside kick attempt.
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Phil Hosack
Teonard King Goss
Jerry Ichini Green
Jerry Kerr
Noane
Seward Rallies Past Albion 29 28 In Tight Playoff
Seward edges Albion 29 28 in a Central Ten Conference playoff thriller to finish 10-0 under Coach Barth. John Seevers directed the rally with two late drives including a 6 yard pass to Sundvold and a final winning kick by Wobken after a key onside kick.
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Bluejays
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Mc Jays
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Ray Wobken
Pierement
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Bob Sundvold
Wobken
Sundvold
Dave Rosenbaum
Rosenbaum
Cardinals
Jeff Bolin
Bolin
Cotky Hagemoser
Kim Smith
Lakeview Wins Thrilling District Volleyball Opener
Lakeview and Scotus split the first two games in a tense district clash before Lakeview pulled away in the decisive third. Cindy Arnegger led Scotus with a 7 6 5 night while Lakeview’s Lana Callan Patsy Martin and Sandi Wetgen posted strong numbers as Blair beat West Point to set up tonight’s Arlington final for a state Class B berth.
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Cindy Arnegeer
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Blair
West Point
Arlington
Fremont High girls volleyball ousts Columbus in district play
Fremont High School girls volleyball defeated Columbus 16-12 and 15-13 to end Columbus’ state trip hopes. The Tigers previously beat South Sioux City 15-2 and 15-13, securing a spot in the district finals against Omaha Marian, with remaining results listed for Grand Island and Lincoln. The state tournament is set for November 16-17 in Scottsbluff.
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Shorter invited to Japan marathon
TOKYO AP Frank Shorter of the United States, the Munich Olympic marathon gold medalist, has been invited to run in the seventh international marathon at Kokuoka City, southern Japan. The Japan Track and Field Association announced Thursday.
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Kokuoka City
Japan
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Nebraska rifle deer season set with record participation
The 27th annual Nebraska rifle deer season opens November 11 with about 24 250 rifle hunters, nearly 50 times the original 1945 group of 500, chasing mule and white tailed deer. Hunters aim for improved quality as permits drop by about 5 000 and archers contribute 20 percent of total deer taken. Official checks will occur at stations, with hunting hours from sunrise to sunset.
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Garden County
Cherry County
Dale Fahig
Platte College launches season ticket drive for Raiders
Platte College athletics director Gene Torezon announces a season ticket drive for 11 home games starting Sunday Nov. 10. Fans in the Columbus area urged to support the Raiders with tickets priced at a modest amount. The home schedule includes six conference games and notable nonconference foes like Creighton University and the University of Nebraska. Tickets can be ordered via the Platte College Business Office or by contacting Torezon directly as drives continue.
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Nebraska leads nation in total defense this season
New York AP Nebrask a leads college football in total defense per National Collegiate Sports Service. The Cornhuskers rank No. 2 nationally, allowing 1,438 yards and five touchdowns in eight games, with top marks in rushing and pass defense and a 5.5 points per game average. East Carolina and Michigan follow, with Toledo strong against the pass.
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