Vikings Clinch Tie For Division In Win Over Lions
Veterans BI Brown and Dave Osborn led the Minnesota Vikings to a 28-7 victory over Detroit, inching toward the era’s crown as they moved closer to a possible division title. Other NFL results included Steelers over Raiders 17-9 and Dolphins routing Baltimore 44-0 as playoff implications mounted.
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Associated Press
BI Brown
Dave Osborn
Minnesota Vikings
Dito Bias
Vikings
Minnesota
Detroit
Rangers fire on all cylinders as GAG Line shines again
The GAG Line sparked a 7 2 NHL win for the New York Rangers led by Rod Gilbert Jean Ratelle and Vic Hadfield who each contributed goals and assists. Gilbert surpassed Andy Bathgate on the Rangers all time scoring list with his 273rd goal.
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Chi
Kudron Paces Sunday Bowlers at Houlevard Lanes
Kudron captured the tier's high game and series in Sunday Mixed League action at Houlevard Lanes. He rolled 218 for the high game and finished with a 600 series. In the women's division Pal Fleza topped the field with 202 game and 527 series. Sue Apravai also posted a 900 series for the evening. The Polish Germs claimed the high team game and series with 17 and 1,027. In Saturday Junior and Prep league, Greg Scribner had a 223 high game and a 661 series. Denniie Evans led the girls with a top game and 261 tutor series. Lolal Starzec led prep boys with 142 high game and 333 series. Kris Grestel totaled 148 in May for the girls and finished with 0 JE.
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Houlevard Lanes
Kudron
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Samme
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Greg Scribner
Denniie Evans
Lolal
AL Starzec Jed
Kris Grestel
Speed Queen Leaders Shine In Friday Bowling Scores
Speed Queen leaders noted Friday night league action at Columbus where Marion Becker's 200 high game sparked the page but Sokol faltered in series. Thunderbird action saw Vich Schmidt 22 high game and Del Triewasser 574, while Wetten Electric topped team high game 903 and series 2857. Neighboring totals featured Ren Weljen 219 and Chuck Kirtenbach 222 among others.
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Columbus Thant
Marion Becker
Sokol
Tatler
Neema Hehlen
Marion Uecker
Mary Ann Lehr
Lynn Grape
Reblen Path
Vich Schmidt
del Triewasser
Wetten Electric
Ren Weljen
Triebwasser
Chuck Kirtenbach
Leo Hele
Roy Schnvldl
Belo Wieser
Columbus High gymnasts place third in league meet
Columbus High gymnasts finished third in the Big Ten gymnastics meet held Friday in Grand Island. Senior Randy Schaefer placed second on the Stampol line, Bruce Hansen took fourth on vault, and Jamie Ferguson finished fourth in all around. District action follows in Grand Island next Friday with team qualifiers for the staff meet.
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Columbus
McCook
Hastings
Columbus Gronasts
Grand Island
Randy Schaefer
Bruce Hansen
Bart Bartholomew
Sophantare
Jamie Ferguson
Itaff
Mississippi team wins seventh annual One-Box Pheasant Hunt
The Mississippi squad led by Capt. Joe Lay of Jackson accumulated 48 points to win the 7th Annual One-Box Pheasant Hunt in Nebraska. Gov I James Exon captained the Nebraska team, finishing second with 40 points, while Wyoming placed third with 42 points in the six-team event.
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Neb
APD
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Mississippi
Pixie
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Jackson
Nebraska
Exon
Wyoming
Nantecs
Boulevard Lanes Mixed League High Scoring Night
Scores dominated Boulevard Lanes as Silay night TV mixed scotch doubles saw Larry Guenther and Debbie Krumland post a 622 handicap series including a 274 game. Gary and Carls Gakeson led with 643, followed by Henry Gates and Sue Paprock 637, LaRoy and Tonna Exist 650, Phil and Marie Zak 610, Loren and Sua Welton 637, Sarma and VonDell Moliman depicting strong totals. High games included Gates Pantocki 25%, Weltons 218, Guenther Kromland 274, and Mohlmann 265. In a separate match Gary and Ann Puckett beat Rich Priester and Ma Neymann, with the Puckettss set to appear for cash prizes on Channel 2 in two weeks on Bowling at Leymure.
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Debbie Krumland
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laRoy
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Rich Priester
Ad Ma Neymann
Pucketts
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Leymure
Schuyler and Ord Set To Crown Central 10 Title
Schuyler faces Ord in a Central 10 playoff decider after Schuyler clinched East with a 4-0 record by beating Crete 36-7 and others. Ord finished 7-2 regular season. both teams showcase potent wishbone T offenses and standout backs led by Dufek for Schuyler and Gogan for Ord. The key game airs live on KISK stations with Ed File directing play-by-play.
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Jim Tiruby
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Gilbert leads tourney by five big strokes
Gibby Gilbert holds a five stroke edge entering the final 72 holes of the World Open at Pinehurst. Tom Watson and Al Geiberger are siting at 285, with several legends and international players trailing as the field narrows from 340 to the low 70. Gilbert shot 70 to move ahead despite a puzzling expression.
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Gary Player
Billy Cas Per
Sam ‘Snead
Arnold Palmer
Badje Muth leads Columbus keglers in weekly league
Gary Dadje rolled a 237 in the Progressive League at Columbus Bowl as Gary Muth followed with 235 and a 615 series. The Yankee Clippers posted a 758 high team game and 2,115 series. Others included Flenke 202, Muller 224, Badje 260. In Rollette League Ann Bomberger led with 221 and Barb Badje had a 889 series and 202 game. Debbie Gates 202 and 596, Weldner 520, Cave 508, Stone 52, Conrad 504, Kreyckl 500. Swiss Awomatics posted high team game and series at 93 and 2,445. Moore 470 split trials. Ryba 195 high, Pensick 523 series. Jack and Jill leaders had Ryba top time and Pensick 523 series. Cohan 699 high game, Road Runners 1,994 series.
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Yankee Clippers
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Earl Muller
Gary Badje
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Badje
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Corrine Cave
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Connie Kreyckl
Awomatics
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Jeanette Ryba
Ben Pensick
Tom Riley
Harold Force
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Universally of Wawall Reinows Third Straight Basketball Season
The Universally of Wawall Reinows compiled their third straight winning basketball season with a 15 loss record, marking a notable but challenging year for the team and coaching staff.
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Wawall Reinbows
NFL Players Debate Artificial Turf Dangers
Washington reports that Houston Oilers star Nin Gury claimed artificial turf causes heat burns infections and higher injuries while maintenance costs rise. Ed Garvey and other NFLPA officials urged natural grass as a safer weather proof alternative. They criticized the Consumer Product Safety Commission for not protecting young athletes and pressed for a joint study on turf injuries.
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