Platte College cagers open vs McCook in opener
Nebraska Junior College basketball opens Thursday November 15 with North Platte York at 1:00 PM and McCook Platte College at 3:00 PM Scottsbluffs Nebraska Western favored in preseason tournament. Platte College Coach Torezon notes home floor tough and aims to win opener.
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Norfolk
Jim Seward
Blackhawks
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Kankakee
Lakeview Vikings roll past Hartington Cedar Catholic in finale
Lakeview High School caps regular season with a 30-6 win over Hartington Cedar Catholic at Hartington. Jim Pillen scores three rushing touchdowns and adds two extra points to boost his season totals to 82 points and 1,083 rushing yards. Keith Langan adds a 22-yard TD run, while Rick Thomas contributes a field goal and extra points. Lakeview, 6-0 in conference play, advances to meet Husker Conference East champion Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
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Vikings
Hartington Cedar Catholic
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Lakeview
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Keith Langan
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Ricky Thomas
Tyard
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Inserman
Schieffer
Lelly
Gene Seholl
Slynch
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HCC
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Rick Thomas
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Jakeview
Pilon
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Kebra
Lutyens
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Korte
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Kelly Saalfeld
Hakeview
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Dodge Clinches Mid-State Playoff With Clarkson Victory
Dodge edged Clarkson 27 22 in Mid State Conference action to earn a playoff berth against Newman Grove. Clarkson's 6 4 tally came on a 1 yard run by Roger Kucert and other scores from Curlis Svik Kucera and Terry Masty. Dodge responds with several scoring plays including a Dick Kodraka 10 yard run and Ted Pleper to Mark Eikmeid as Chad Emanuel added three extra points.
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Dodge
Newman Grove
Roger Kucert
Curlis Svik
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Kucera
Terry Masty
Dick Kodraka
Ted Pleper
Mark Eikmeid
Guy Blancknau
Chad Emanuel Hodters
St Edward Dominates Clarks to Complete 9-0 Run
St Edward blanked Clarks 47 4 to finish a perfect nine game slate at home. The Beavers travel to Stromsburg on Friday Nov 16 at 7 pm for the conference playoff aiming for a 10th win. Fa Wathen rushed for 68 and 73 yards with two TDs, joining Check Micek who reached 1 000 yards earlier, and Doug Baker, Steve Johnson and Kent Kruse contributed scoring plays.
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Kent Kruse
Pro Basketball Scoreboard Shuffle Leaves Narrow Night
Brief recap of assorted NBA style scores across teams including Boston 122 Phoenix 107 Philadelphia 94 New York etc. Cleveland II Moustan 100 Washington 10 E Omaha 96 Carolina 139 Kentucky 110.
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Gilbert Leads World Open After Turbulent Second Round
Gilbert, a 24 year old, shot a two over par 74 in the second round to stand 86 total six under par, two behind Ron Cerruca and Allen Miller who shared second at 128. The $800000 World Open in Pinelust Camutry features 72 holes, a cut to top 90 after four rounds, and an international field of about 140 players across 2 countries.
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Monroe Mustangs Tie Record With 45 22 Victory
Monroe High School defeated Marquette 45 22 in a Crossroads Conference game at Monroe. The win gives the Mustangs a 64 0 season record under coach Bill Mimick. Steve Urkoski led scoring with runs of 58 and three. Teammates Carl Chetcha Rick Kummer and Tiny Tiaden contributed key plays. Defensive standouts included Tiaden Andy Ditter Rick Kummer and Chuck Stergel. The victory ties a school record last set in 1956 and again in 708.
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Kact Stanael
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Andy Ditter
Rick Schmidt
Tiny Tiaden
Jenkinson
Rarnly Dittter
Tiaden
Chuck Stergel
Munstaigs
Polk Romps Past Tigers to Cap 8-1 Season
Polk beat Silver Creek 56 to 6 in Silver Creek Friday night to finish 8-1 in the Goldenrod Conference. Dale Jones scored for Silver Creek on a 12-yard run in the first quarter, but Polk surged with a 24-point second period led by Tick Hoffman and Tandy Flodiman. Hoffman earned most of the rushing yards with 206 of Polk’s 350.
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Bruce Hudson
Guru Stevenson
Carlstrom
Allen Willels
Larry Cage
Prep scores across districts from The Associated Press
A jumble of high school football and basketball scores reported by The Associated Press includes Logan View 4 and Teka Mah Hannan 14, McCook C alls City 16, Syracuse G Hastings 31, Fromont fanning 6, Elkhorn Mt Nebraska Aly Lourdes 1, Pawnee Vaye Minden 28, Holdreve 1a Coxington 28, Covad 1h Grant 27, Medicine Valley 12 Tanbury 24, Tecuronel Springfield Platteri, valley a gg HYG, Weeping Water at Grand Island Northwest 3, Wood River 0, Norfolk Catholic HM ton 4, Madison 13 Creighton 1, Neugh b Wakefield 25, Lyons 9 Trandolph 2, Bloomfield Orchard 28, Vertigre 12, Murdoch 62, Nehawka 32, Omaha Westside 2, Creighton Prep 20 North Platte 2, Lincoln Northeast 24 Plainview 36, ONeill 21 Grand Island 10, Lincoln High Omaha Cathedral 25, Grand Island Central Catholic Aurora 20, Albin 6 Wolhuch 1, Biba 8 Chedley 28, Spalding Bisenfield 20, North Lanp al 1 Wheeler Central 8, Clearwater 6 Central City 20, York 19 Alair 4, Phattsmouth 6 Arington 20, elk 20.
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Vaye
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Coxington
Covad
Grant
Medicine Valley
Tanbury
Tecuronel
Springfield
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Valley Agg
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Wood River
Yoo
Norfolk Catholc HM Ton
Madison
Creighton
Neugh
Wakefield
Lyons
Trandolph
Bloomfield Orchard
Vertigre
Murdoch
Nehawka
Omaha Westside
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Plainview
O'Neill
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Albin
Wolhuch
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Chedley
Spalding
Bisenfield
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Central City
York
Alair
Phattsmouth
Arington
Elk
Seward spurt hands Scouts third loss
Seward struck early to take a 14 point lead and hold off David City in the Central Ten Conference clash. Rick Martin scored for David City, Crandell added a two point conversion, and Seward finished 43-3 for the season. Coach Pave Montag’s squad ended the 1973 campaign at 4-3.
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Doug Wright
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Martin Roof
Crandell
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Lindsay Club Edges Snyder in Narrow Victory
Lindsay Hely Family Bulldogs beat Snyder 18 to 14 on Friday night. Gary Schumacher scored two rushing touchdowns from five and six yards and starred on defense. Gary Herchenbach added a 5 yard pass from Terry Korth. Snyder replies came from Larry Kreikemeier and Randy Smeal. The season notes mention 18 of 126 major college coaches are in their first season.
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Snyder
Gary Schumacher
Bulldogs
Gary Herchenbach
Terry Korth
Larry Kreikemeier
Randy Smeal
Comenes
Platte barrier campaign highlighted by JUCO win
Platte College cross country, led by coach Ron Suggs, won the Nebraska Junior College title for a third straight year and captured the Worthington Invitational as Beatrice freshman Dee Trewett led the squad. The team placed fourth in Region 6 and prepared for indoor season, with hopes for next year and additional recruits.
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Ron Sages
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Plalte
Dee Trewett
Prawelt
Worthington
Mim
Turkey
Coleindjre
Rich Rohde
Hohde
Cloge Lo Prewett
Hing
Platte Harrier
Mark Corliss
Vehron
Keith Burke
Columbus High
Randy Ledrickson
Lakeview
Cornhusker freshmen sink Iowa State 24 14
Nebraska frosh beat Iowa State junior varsity 24 14 in Lincoln as Dave Gillespie runs seven yards for a second quarter touchdown to break a 7 7 tie. The game featured fumbles penalties and turnovers with ISU qback Shelley throwing a TD and running for another while NU stars Gillespie Kelley and Justice led ground gainers.
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Nebraska
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Will Isk
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Ted Isu
Frank Cooper
Jack Kelley
Gillespie
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Shelley
al Dixon
Law State
Jeff Carpuetter
Tuskers
King Block
Burns
Platte College Coach Ron Suggs to Speak at Learn By Doing Clinic
Platte College cross country and track coach Ron Suggs has been chosen as one of 10 U S instructors for the Olympic Committee Learn By Doing Clinic. The event December 4 10 at the University of Minnesota will feature 13 stations with Suggs handling sprint starts while more than 200 Midwest coaches register.
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Platte College
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Minn
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United States
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Jim Carney
University of Florida
Bernie Wagner
Oregon State University
Ted Banks
University of Texas At el Paso
del Hoessel
Colorado State
Gary Wieneke
University of Illinois
Sam Mell
Indiana University
Platte
Midwest
Rangers Tie With Minnesota After Busy Pro Night
In a packed hockey schedule, the New York Rangers skated to a 3 3 draw with Minnesota while Vancouver defeated Atlanta 1. The pairings produced high scoring action and league drama as teams chase playoff positions.
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