CHS claims Big Ten title with win over North Platte
Columbus High School triumphed 27 to 13 as Yon. Meiser rushed for 216 yards and scored twice. Had 103 rushing yards overall and 12 yard TD run records amid a strong defensive effort led by Kobus and Trolholz. North Platte’s Luenenborg totaled 156 yards on 22 carries as NF fell short in a 7-3 season finale feel.
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Platte College game lineup named for tonight’s shootout
Platte coach Gene Torezon announces the starting five for the 7:30 pm game against area high school rivals at Platte College gym. Sophomores Ron Filipowicz Dave Kineauld Scotus trader and others anchor the lineup with guards and forwards from Omaha Cohwiblius Lys Tiehardson Ralph Cinuis Bill Bisteraich and Jack Weselowski.
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Mourning dave seed gangs threaten harvest in Nebraska
A damaged report notes a prominent gang causing trouble in America with an annual harvest estimate surpassing 70 million. In Nebraska, observers say hurdles prevent fake harvests as the drive remains a serious bind affecting the usable yield.
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Fie Chive
Hanratty and Phipps get two more chances in NFL
Veteran quarterbacks Hanratty and Phipps receive starts as injuries and rest choices shuffle Sunday lineups. Hanratty will start for the Steelers against the Dolphins while Phipps starts for the Browns against the Chiefs, both facing tough defenses and high-stakes divisional battles.
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South African pair leads by three strokes in World Cup
In Palm Beach Gardens Tila, Gary Player and Harold Henning shot a 67 to total 136, leading the 92-golfer field from 46 countries as home stars Nicklaus and Trevino struggle. Nicklaus blamed errant putts while Trevino discussed recovery from surgery and forming momentum for the U S and Canadian Open titles. England and New Zealand teams shared second at seven under par 281.
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New
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Fred Leonhard rallies with 693 series in Columbus league
Fred Leonhard strung games of 214 208 246 for a 693 series in the Progressive League at Columbus Bow? with a 691 for another bowler. Other top scores include Val Soh 200 Al Dalevat 210 Gil Cave 201 Teen Cox 206 Larry Carlson 210 and Gary Muth 225 221 194 for a 41. Garys Badgers won team honors with 783 game and 2 253 series. Edie Ochs led Kollette League with a 543 series aided by Mary Ann Hadar 208. Other high scores include Marie Bruckner 510 Denise Engquist 201 and Jaye Stone 109. Dodgers had a top team game and 1 010 series. Webrasss hunting season opens September 1.
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Teen Cox
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Edie Ochs
Mary Ann Hadar
Marie Bruckner
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Heesacker
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Dedic McDonald
L&c Motels
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Cardinal comeback seals late victory over Scotus
In a dramatic Centennial Conference playoff clash at Pawnee Park stadium, Cathedral Cardinal quarterback Mike Ziesel threw two touchdowns as the Cardinals rallied from a halftime deficit to beat Scotus Central Catholic 26 to 12. Kelly Higgins added two placements, Tom Livingston and Dan Brock contributed scores, and Cathedral benefited from a key roughing call to flip the momentum in the fourth quarter. Scotus finishes 8-2.
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Wieser
Pat
Sruns
Tom Livingston
Dan Briggs
Scotus Heartbreaker
Battle Creek Edges Clarkson In Mid State Clash
Battle Creek defeated Clarkson 14 to 0 to claim the Mid-State Conference title game. Bill Highes scored on a five yard run and an 11 yard pass from Bob Baker, who added the two point conversion. Battle Creek dominated with 20 first downs and 250 total yards to Clarkson's 39.
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Leaders cited at Boulevard Lanes bowling results
Leaders cited at Boulevard Lanes as Horner topped the ladies with a 218 game and 512 series in the Speed Queen League. Mary Ann Lehr led season series with 538. Deane's Diner won seven games and a 2,460 series. BC Construction took team honors with a 95 game and 2,766 series. numerous bowlers posted 200-plus games including Boreners, Mueller, Shemek, Brase, Kudron, the Kurtenbachs and Guenther siblings.
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Mary Ann Lehr
Deane
Diner
Ford Guenther
Ed Boreners
Gayle Mueller
Rick Shemek
Ton Brase
Dennis Kudron
Jack Kurtenbach
Bill Kurtenbach
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Ed Guenther
Jack Sokol
Harry Latmtenkins
BC Construction
New sponsor for tennis circuit secures ILTF deal
London United Press International reports the Grant Prix Circuit will gain a new sponsor, the International Lawn Tennis Federation, after Pepsi-Cola withdrew its $200,000 backing. ILTF sources say the sponsor left due to insufficient publicity for its capital outlay.
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The Widgeon Duck of Nebraska Named Bathpate
The widgeon, a duck native to Nebraska, is sometimes called the bathpate by locals due to a distinctive white pale on its head.
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