Vikings and Lions meet in key game
Vikings and Lions prepare for a pivotal NFL clash as Minnesota seeks to climb back into the NFC Central race. A Bears upset path and several late-season results elsewhere shape the playoff picture with contenders Kansas City, Pittsburgh, Washington, and Miami in focus.
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Clarkson tops Flyers for Mid-State honors
Clarkson defeats St Francis 20 0 in a Mid-State Conference playoff. Mastny and Kucera rush for most of Clarkson's 226 ground yards while Senior back Sim Kessier adds passing. Red Devil defense holds Flyers to 11 rushing yards as Lee Wermhoff, Tay Fuchs and others seal the shutout and avenge a September loss.
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Clarkson
Ron Bos
Lee Wermhoff
Tay Fuchs
Mike Leick
Keith Pfeffer
Yerry Weinhoff
Jobty Maysman
Jay
Jeff Austin
Terry Mastny
Kucera Jed
Rummel Upsets Bellevue For Metro Conference Title
Amelie Rummel led Omaha Rummel to a 14 13 upset of top-ranked Bellevue to claim the Metropolitan Conference high school football title before about 4 50 in Omaha. Ed Burns rushed for a one yard TD and connected with Jim Morin on a 6 yard pass for another score as Rummel dominated play, holding Bellevue to 360 yards in defense and 19 plays in the second half.
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Neb
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Bellevue
Ed Burns
Raiders
Jim Morin
Chieftains
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Chieftain
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Rins
Rod Stovall
Jim Hargett
Mark Madsen
Mark Snwkinson
Grid Scores By The Associated Press Playoff Summary
Metro Santoranga playoff at Omaha Rummell Bellevued big 1 playoff at Fremont with 28 to 7. MidStata Conference playoff Al Clarkson Clara 12 Humphrey St Francis 0. LUTC playoff at Sutherland Sutherland 24 Sargent i. Jlamestoner Conference playoff at Adams dams 2 Quell 0.
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Monzon to Defend Middleweight Title in Buenos Aires
Carlos Monzon, 30, makes his sixth defense against Benny Briscoe in twin Park Stadium in Buenos Aires. Monzon holds a powerful right hand and aims to keep Briscoe at distance, while Briscoe tries to slip inside. Briscoe last fought in Philadelphia after a knockout win in December, with McCall coaching him.
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Columbus Bowl top scores and league leaders report
Evelyn Lusche led with 226 and Eve Lusche 590 in a Columbus Bowl report. Corrine Cave 2517, Sheila Stone 528, Kalie Kraycki 504, Debbie Gates 530, Frances Henderson 03, Lars Conrad 518. Jacobsen Appliance 34 and 2,460 for team totals. Bantam girls Patty Cave 163 Denise Engquist 272. Rich Pensick Jr. 236 two-game set. Rich Stone 237 game. Bill Ansel 592 series. Other scores list players: Gil Cave 212 Harry Carlson 212 Fred Leonhard 214 Gary Badie 213 200 George Spidle 221 Wayne Floshar 203 Bd Goodman 203 Al Dolezal 221 202. Gary's Badjers led teams with 776 and 2,237.
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Columbus Owl
Corrine Cave
Sheila Stone
Eve Lusche
Kalie Kraycki
Debbie Gates
Frances Henderson
Lars Conrad
Jacobsen
David Haldiman
Rich Pensick Jr
Patty Cave
Denise Engquist
Tia
Browns
Redskins
Rich Stone
Bill Ansel
Gil Cave
Harry Carlson
Fred Leonhard
Gary Badie
George Spidle
Wayne Floshar
Bd. Goodman
al Dolezal
Gary’s Badjers
Hadley Qualifies for State Gym Meet in Lincoln
Hadley earned a state qualifying spot at the district gym meet in Grand Island, as Pathe teams also advanced to the state gymnastics tournament at Lincoln High next week. Rex Ridenoure led Grand Island with multiple event wins while Beatrice’s Rob Meints claimed the trampoline title, and Gary Baldwin of Grand Island topped the all around.
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Columbus
Pricay
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Bob Meints
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Harley
Rex Ridenoure
Exerci Ridenoure
Steve Hasmussen
Ridenoave
Ron Baldwin
Gary Baldwin
Rob Meints
Beatrice
Rand Island
Leaders cited at Boulevard Lanes in bowling league
Phyllis Jones bowled a 198 and 501 series in the Speed Queen league at Boulevard Lanes. Jo Sokol added a 529, while Tempo led teams with 807 and 2403. Thunderbolt League saw Craig Allen Brestel 226, Jimi Swarts 622 with 202-201-219, and others including Schroeder 200, Beller 210, Buggi 210, Ahrele 202, Witz 206, Emmet 224. Sahara Lounge led teams with 852 and 2705. Lloyd Ernst left then picked up a 47-60-10 split.
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Jo Sokol
Helen Campbell
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Jim Schroeder
Ed Beller
Dan Buggi
Jerry Ahrele
Lynn Witz
Lloyd Emmet
Sahara Lounge
Lloyd Ernst
Vikings claim 8-1 season under Kobza coaching
Lakeview High School led by first year coach Fred Kobza finished 8-1 and earned runnerup in the Husker Conference, with standout players Zoucha and Wachal earning all state nominations. district foes included Albion, Scotus, and Central Ten rivals as the Vikings posted strong offense and defense numbers.
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Lyle Aache
Dave Losske
Doug Inselman
Doug Zoucha
Bob Wachal
Kurt Muhle
Keith Schutte
Wendall Korte
Bob Beierman
Bob Bock
Roger Geedeken
Rick Cook
Kerry Korte
Jim Pfeifer
Pat Coan
Randy Dedrickson
Déan Rupp
Steve Greisen
Jim Pillen
Paul Muhle
Kevin Jareck
Kevin Goering
Brad Werts
Mark Davidehofer
Jeff Ekstrand
Todd Sander
Reck Pletiner
Tom Lufjens
Don Lueschen
Keith Dirks
Ron Greenwall
Fred Kobza
Tom Bruckner
Skip Oehlrich
Vince Kunasek
Keith Langan
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Wayne
Madison
Stanton
Emerson-Hubbard
Wister- Pilger
Wakefield
Squires scorch San Diego in 125-97 ABA rout
Virginia controlled the game with a 69 percent shooting third quarter to crush San Diego 124-107. Julius Erving led the Squires with 44 points and 11 rebounds, while San Diego’s Stew Johnson topped 35 points. Kentucky beat Carolina 42?. Memphis downed Dallas 122-115. NBA scores included Deroil over Golden State 121-95 and New York over Philadelphia 125-140.
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National Basketball Association
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Julius Erving
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Stew Johnson
Billy Cunningham
Republic of China Leads World Cup Golf Team Tourney
The Republic of China moved ahead of Japan after the second round at Royal Melbourne, posting a one over par 285 to top 43 nations. Hsieh Min nan overtook Japan’s Kono and Murakami for the individual lead as Lu Lianghuan steadied the team’s back nine, while Weiskopf and Jamieson rallied for third. South Africa’s Gary Player and partner Tiek Brtiz posted 72 72 to climb toward fourth as China seeks its first World Cup win in 20 years.
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Australia
Republic of China
Japan
Royal Melbourne
China
Hsieh Minnan
Sale Ieader
Takaaki Kono
Takashi Murakami
Hsieh
Lu Lianghuan
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Een
Tom Weiskopf
Jim
Jamieson
South Africa
Gary Player
Tiek Brltz
Jostle
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Northeastern Huskies eye rebuilding 1972 73 season
Northeastern of Norfolk Junior College unveils a young roster led by one freshman and nine Nebraskans plus sophomore Mark Rakowsky. Coach Jim Seward, in his first year after Gene Phillips, faces a rebuilding year as Northeastern meets North Platte in a 7 p m preseason Nebraska Junior College Conference opener.
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Ron Andrews
Carlos Dillard
Bob Drake
Mark Peterson
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Columbus
John Redmond
Jim Staples
Hastride High Sehvel
Kankakee
Jim Seward
Seward
Gene Phillips
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Pirates call Alleys knee operation a success
PITTSBURGH AP An operation on veteran shortstop Gene Alleys left knee was deemed a success by the Pirates surgeon Dr Albert Ferguson Alley had carriage removed from the knee Friday The Pirates expect him to be sound and strong for 1973
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Meadows to end racing season early this year
Meadow Lands Pennsylvania AP reports Pill Park Racing Association will conclude thoroughbred racing at the Meadows track ahead of schedule due to poor attendance and wagering. Final night is November 18, with plans for concluding December 23 scrapped. An All-Star game rules limit pitchers to two innings.
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First deer of the season ends in fines
GERING Neb AP a 47 year old Scotts Bluff man who shot a deer before the season opened paid 300 in penalties his seven day early season error led to fines Mueller told County Judge James Macken he had taken the deer to the sheriff s office to tag it and was fined 100 but the 9 state levy for liquidated damages could not be suspended Mueller also paid six dollars in court costs
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Green whiged feat are the smallest of the ducks
A fragmentary line notes a small set of ducks described as green whiged and smallest among their group. The readable text lacks clear actors dates places or events to establish a full news item.
76ers Lose 15th Straight Tie NBA Futility Mark
The Philadelphia 76ers fell 125-106 to the New York Knicks, tying an NBA record for consecutive losses. Dallas stars DeBusschere and Cazzie Russell scored 24 and 23 as New York built a big lead. Other NBA results featured Golden State over Detroit 121-96, Boston over Buffalo 106-104, and Milwaukee over Baltimore 120-82.
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Nebraska fieldhouse debate over Olympic swimming pool
Lincoln residents urge the University of Nebraska Board of Regents to include an Olympic size pool and a 10 meter diving platform in the proposed 12 million dollar fieldhouse coliseum. They propose a fundraising drive if needed to preserve aquatic facilities as plans may shrink from earlier 19 million.
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Four Cities Seek 1973 Winter Baseball Meetings
Memphis Tennessee and three other cities Saint Petersburg Orlando and Moscowville compete to host the 1973 winter meetings of professional baseball. The convention would gather league officials and team executives across the sport. Potential bidders push for the event to showcase their markets and facilities.
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Fremont mauls Kearney to clinch Big Ten title
Fremont dominated West Big Ten champion Kearney 23-7 in Fremont Nebraska. It blocked two punts and intercepted a pass while holding Kearney to minus 19 rushing yards. Fremont scored in the first quarter and added two long drives, with Roger Charter returning a blocked punt for a TD and Dave Marreel sealing the win with an interception return.
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Underdog Loses No More as Lightweight Crown Captured
Long Beach fighter Al-Rodolfo Gonzalez, a 4-1 underdog, defeated Carmona in Los Angeles to win the World lightweight title in the 13th round. Carmona bled from the second round as Gonzalez dominated, earning a 10-1 from the referee per AP. Crowd of 32,018 generated $132,650 gate. Carmona earned $30,000 and Gonzalez $10,000.
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