Cornhuskers Visit Cyclones in Big Eight Showdown
Iowa State hosts ninth ranked Nebraska in a pivotal Big Eight clash as the Cyclones seek to prove contenders status. Nebraska leads the conference at 4-1 while Iowa State sits tied for second with Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Colorado and Missouri at 3-2. Coach Tom Osborne notes five teams still in pursuit as the season nears its end.
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Iowa State Star Wayne Stanley tops Big Eight passing list
Iowa State quarterback Wayne Stanley ranks second in passing and total offense in the Big Eight with 1 063 passing yards and 11 touchdowns while guiding ISU to a 3 2 mark and a showdown with No 1 Nebraska. Dexter Green Luther Blue and Al Dixon pace receiving and return duties as Cyclones place in standings. Leslie Wilson named director of Angels Speakers Bureau in Anaheim.
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Nuggets fall to Braves in year’s first loss
Buffalo Braves take down Denver 105 to 94 as Bob McAdoo battles back pain for 22 points and 25 rebounds. Adrian Dantley adds 19, Ernie DiGregorio 17, while Denver’s Dan Issel nets 18 and Jones 12. Braves rise to first in Atlantic Division. Nuggets drop to 1 game back in Midwest.
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Boxing smoker brings first Columbus card in 15 years
The Columbus Junior High Gym hosts a boxed amateur program Saturday at 7 30 with about 20 bouts plus potential additions. VFW coach Pat Sackett has lined up 10 teams and 400 advance tickets sold at 150 must 2 at the door. Notable fighters include Rudy Glur 119 pounds Mike Sackett 106 pounds and Brian Konecky 156 pounds with several junior and senior bouts on the bill.
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Raiders Scrimmage Set Tuesday in Columbus Field House
The Platte College Raiders coached by Rich McGill host Nebraska Wesleyan junior varsity in a public scrimmage at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Field House. Admission is a bar of soap.
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Prep grid playoffs show Friday games by class
United Press International lists Friday playoff matchups across classes A through Eight Man. Notable games include Omaha Creighton Prep at Lincoln Southeast, Grand Island Central Catholic at Schuyler, Tekamah at Utica Centennial, Alma at St. Edward, Wolbach at Alliance St. Agnes, and Madrid Wheatland at Hampton. Each contest features unbeaten or near unbeaten teams, with kickoff times around 2:30 to 7:30 p.m. Local fans anticipate decisive clashes and potential upsets.
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West Husker football names two on league all star squad
Coach Don Schmidt says Lakeview players Jim Jarosz and Terry Schaf earned all West Husker Conference honors. Jarosz had 81 tackles despite injuries, Schaf intercepted three passes and made 42 tackles for the Lakeview Vikings. Jeff Leise of Hartington Cedar Catholic was named player of the year.
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Scotus S Club Plans Monday Volleyball Evening
Scotus Central Catholic's S Club sponsors volleyball at 7:30 Monday in the Scotus gym nasium. Admission is 1 for adults and 50 cents for students.
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Evert helps United States tie Britain in Wightman Cup
In London Chris Evert defeated Virginia Wade 6-2 3-6 6-2 to give the United States a 1-0 lead as Rosie Casals, hampered by a leg injury, lost to Sue Barker 1-6 6-3 6-2. Casals planned a possible doubles with Evert if she recovers.
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