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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1975

Page

10

Huskers lead as Sooners upset by KU in Telegram Monday

Husker dominance tops standings with Huskers at the apex while Oklahoma falters after a KU upset. The week features Towa State results and a streak of 9 straight wins as Nebraska remains favored for the Eight championship race.

Telegram Huskers Sooners Towa State Oklahoma Iowa State Ate Missouri Kansas State The

Tigers Rout Cyclones in Switzer First Loss at Oklahoma

Oklahoma suffers first loss under Barry Switzer, 28 game win streak snapped by Kansas. Kansas QB Nolan Cromwell scores tying and leading plays as Sooners fumble four times and allow a blocked field goal. Nebraska and Iowa State win big as title race tightens in the Big Eight.

Charlie Smith UPI Oklahoma Richard Nixon Sooners Kansas Lyndon Johnson Barry Goldwater Norman Barry Switzer Jimbo Elrod Nolan Cromwell

Bowl upsets hit four top ten teams amid chaotic bowls

Four top ten teams dropped games as upsets shook the bowl picture. Ohio State crushed Texas A&M and Nebraska edged Kansas State. Stanford snapped USC with a late field goal, while North Carolina State rallied past Penn State. Penn State, San Diego State, and Pittsburgh stumbled, reshaping Rose, Orange, Sugar, and Cotton Bowl prospects.

United Press International Oklahoma Kansas Penn State North Carolina State Southern California Stanford Florida Georgia San Diego State Arizona Pittsburgh West Virginia Ohio State Michigan Uclalusc California UCLA Cal Bruins Nebraska A&m Arkansas Alabama Laverne Smith Jayhawk Tony DiRienzo Jay Sherrill Nittany Lions Chris Bahr

Jayhawks End Sooners Streak Upset in Big Eight Race

Kansas ousts Oklahoma to end a 28 game Sooners winning run and stir the Big Eight title race. Oklahoma ranked No 2 in polls, while Nebraska hosts Kansas State after a 124 point win. Colorado’s loss to Oklahoma and tie chances loom as the Orange Bowl bid depends on loop outcomes.

Oklahoma Nebraska Cornhuskers Kansas State Iowa State Colorado Oklahoma State Norman Sooners Miami Kansas Jayhawks Missouri Tigers Huskers Towa State Buffs

Platte College earns first Nebraska Tech Conference volleyball title

Platte College's volleyball team won the Nebraska Technical College Conference championship in North Platte over the weekend. Coach Marge Burkett leads the squad to Scottsbluff on November 17 for the Region IX tournament against Torrington Wyoming, with the winner advancing to Baltimore for the All-Conference event. Reichmuth, a freshman, played through an injured knee as Platte recorded four victories over York Mid-Plains Central Tech Northeastern and others, with standout players Schmidt Gertsch Kobza and several teammates named.

Platte College Nebraska Technical College North Platte Marge Burkett Scottsbluff Torrington Wyo Baltimore Central Tech Northeastern Kathy Schmidt Melva Gertsch Monroe Carol Kobza David City Carol Bock Kathy Rich Cindy Bakenhus Kathy Gerber Mary Whetstone Patt Mohrman Mary Jo Kluever Columbus

Thoroughbred sale slated for Derby winner Lucky Debonair

In Lexington Kentucky a unique fifty thousand dollar ticket auction is planned for the 1985 Kentucky Derby winner Lucky Debonair among four stallions in a confidential sale by Mrs Ida L Rice's Canada Farm. Bidders must place a fifty thousand dollar certified check to enter the room as written bids only are allowed across two days following Fasig Tipton Kentucky events.

Lexington UPI Lucky Debonair Ida L. Rice Canada Farm Fasig-Tipton Kentucky

Boulevard Lanes Bowling Results Summary

Results from Boulevard Lanes include Thunderbolt League standings with Del Engquist and others, Speed Queen League led by Lori Sauders, and Mixed Scotch Doubles won by Rex and Barb Adair. Special TV match winners Edgar and Wilma Krumland will compete in Omaha for cash prizes on Channel 7 Bowling at Leisure. Sunday Night Mixed League shows Gary Moon and Kathy Gallo leading with 207 and 506 scores respectively.

Thunderbolt League Bill Kurtenbach del Engquist Wetten Electric BD Construction Ralph Schmidt Ba Guenther Ford Guenther Engquist Loren Welten George ‘Giannon Larry Ernst Speed Queen League Lori Sauders Jean Brase Drew Tire Service Rex Barb Adair Phil Marie Zak Gary Jodie Howser Fred Howsers Edgar Wilma Krumland George Lorena Harte Krumland Omaha Channel 7 Gary Moon Kathy Gallo David Mitchell Better Disposal K and M Keggers

Doane College wins District 11 NAIA cross country title

Doane College dominated the District 11 cross country meet at Crete Nebraska earning 29 points to take the team title. Carl Stromberg of Kearney State won the individual race with Concordia’s Dave Cloeter second. Doane placed three in the top ten and three top finishers advance to the NAIA national championships in Salina Kansas on November 15.

Crete Neb UPI Doane College Carl Stromberg Kearney State Southeast Tech Fairbury Concordia Dave Cloeter Doane Wayne State Chadron State Midland Mike Neemann Rich Heessel Doug Prewett Salina Kan

Walton sidelined as Portland tops Knicks

Walton sidelined with a sprained ankle as 6-11 center Martin returns to form for Portland. He grabs a career high 22 rebounds to spark a 115-96 home win over New York. Geoff Petrie leads Portland with 24 points, Sidney Wicks adds 21 and 10 rebounds, Earl Monroe tops Knicks with 23. Seattle beats New Orleans 111-97 and Los Angeles defeats Kansas City 125-112.

Martin Portland Walton Trail Blazers New York

Arkansas State coach credits Switzer for team help

Arkansas State coach Bill Davidson says Oklahoma's Barry Switzer aided his program, noting extensive football talks and guidance. He cites Switzer's influence as part of the Indians' current strong run, despite a 1974 season opening 17-0 loss to Bowling Green.

Little Rock UPI Arkansas State Bill Davidson Oklahoma Barry Switzer Indians Davidson Switzer Bowling Green

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