Aquinas Wins Centennial Conference Title In Nailbiter
Aquinas rallied with two second half TDs and a stout defense to beat Omaha Cathedral 8-6 at Memorial Field for the Centennia Conference crown. Cathedral led 8-0 after a first quarter TD pass and late two-point try, but Aquinas answered with a 66 yard scoring drive and a go ahead TD by Kim Pelan with 1:15 left. Lions held Cathedral to 100 yards rushing and 12 passing as Aquinas improved to 8-2, Cathedral to 2-1-1.
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Fred Sommer
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Wat Aquinas
Jim Hain
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Max Brodersen
Monarchs
Kim Pelan
Sever Yants
Larry Stanislav
America Livision
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Gary Osborn
Dave Athey
Tom Clabaugh
Kyle Jaw
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Jim Ler
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Bradley Lelyon
Kon Torenon
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Jim Drueppel
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Shane
Asu Vlin
Bernt
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Hail BeluEn
Walla
Tuekinn
Davy
Nornal
Rogers
Ainhorn
State gym qualifying yields top gymnasts from Lincoln area
Competitors earned places at the state gym meet with Lincoln Mignon leading qualifiers alongside Lincoln East and Northeast. Barry Cook and Mike Pore excelled on rings and pommel, while Creighton Prep’s Cene Mackie topped the all around with 32.90. team totals list Wast 12 and North Plate 1 among others.
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Lincoln East
Northeast
Columbus Posadno
Barry Cook
Mike Pore
Opp
Cene Mackie
Creighton Prep
Marty Lowe
Wits Tonner
Jay Munnely
Jim Daniels
Southeast
Gene Mackie
Larry Locova
Lineal High
Iso
Lil Gomp
Lincoln
Nigh
Jogo Cervantes
Tiger Talks of Payday After Easy Win
New York reports Tiger, eyeing a payday, hints at another shot at Bob Foster. The veteran middleweight and former light heavyweight champ, 40, settled a quick bout with Andy Kendall White by decision, praising Kendall's resilience and noting past glory despite early trouble.
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Lai
Dick Tiger
Andy Kendall Wriday Nigin
Tiger
Toryag
Bob
Foster
Moster
Tech and Notre Dame face late televised clash in tough bid
Notre Dame ends its season against Air Force after a rough year with losses to Purdue and Southern California. Georgia Tech seeks a rare upset as an underdog against a Notre Dame squad relying on its run game and a strong defense led by linemen and backs.
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Cal
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Georgi Teel
Ide
Ava Ved
Tom Gatewood
Trishan
Mike McCoy
Bobs Olson
Brent Cunningham
Buck Perdunit
Tubba Moats
My Tight Favored In Queens County Handicap At Aqueduct
Racing preview notes Vansar Stable’s My Tight favored to win the 64th Queens County Handicap at Aqueduct, with top weight and Angel Cordero Jr. aboard. Other nominees include Calandvito, Dagger Counter, and Missy Tum, among a large field. Dark Emerald won the Friday allowance at Aqueduct carrying 121 pounds, returning $100 and $2.50. Bundle Of Love captured the Grass Allowance at Golden State Park with jockey Carlos F. Marquez marking his third win.
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Mr. Right
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Mr. Jught
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Gucden State Park
Bundle of Love
Carlos FT. Marquez
Kindle OF Love
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Restless Six
Calulyah
Husker Freshmen Rally To 17 7 Victory
Nebraska freshman team edged Kansas with two touchdowns by Johnny Rodgers, one a 449 yard sprint and another on a pass, in a muddy Friday afternoon clash at Manskattar.
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Nebraska
Kansas
Nebras Shale
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Onna
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Bab Jones
Bulls Giants Washout Cancelled Game In Quincy
Heavy rain washed out the Atlantic Coast Poolball League game between the Long Island Bulls and the Quincy Giants in Quincy Massachusetts. The team matchup was cancelled Friday due to unplayable field conditions.
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Quincy
Mass
UPU
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Maying
Cold weather boosts duck hunting across Nebraska regions
Colder weather moves in across the state bringing new flocks of ducks for hunters, with mallards noted in Sheridan and larger numbers near Lake McConaughy and Swanson Reservoir. Geese and quail reports are mixed as hunting pressure remains light in many areas while deer hunting faces heavy cover and progress varies by region.
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Gate Commission
Panhandle
Lightsiaw
Sheridan County
Swansin
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Dante
Wynn
Antelope
Knox
Young CHS gridiron team posts 6 2 1 season
Columbus Senion high football closes 1969 with a 6-2-1 record led by sophomore and junior standouts. Coach Jed Rood prepares for 1970 with 19returning lettermen as seniors, including Bullington Rogers Schaefer Khick and Modelski, highlight a youthful Bearcats squad that upset Lincoln Gast and beat McCook while losing twice to Fremont and Grand Island.
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Columbus Senion High
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Bob Murray
Stuart Bullington
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Telegram
Wright, Rosburg Lead Trimmed PGA Club Pro field
Scott Scottsdale scene centers on Jimny Wright and Bob Rosburg who pace a reduced field in the PGA Club Professional Championship. Wright sits near the top midway after key rounds while others chase with varied scores and several tied entries.
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Bob Rosburg
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Coll
Long Island
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Virginia golfer into tie for lead at Venezuelan Open
Herb Hooper of Richmond Virginia shot a 4 over par to tie with Geant of Atlanta for the second round lead in the Venezuelan Open golf championship. Both players sit at 1 over par, three strokes ahead of Peter Townsend of Britain and Don Winsterwald.
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Venezuela
Herb Hooper
Richmond
Tint Geant
Atlanta
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Britain
Don Winsterwald
Columbus earns three on All East football team
The Columbus football squad placed three seniors on the All East squads chosen by league coaches. Stuart Bullington was named top back, Terry Rogers a defensive linebacker, and Dale Hake a defensive end. Fremont and Grand Island each had seven selections, Norfolk four, Hastings one.
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Dale Hake
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Padi
Hake
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Norfolk
Hastings
Rick Doty
Jeff Wisehiller
Brian
Dud Hall
Rich Bahe
George Kyros
Chiefs Jets clash may hinge on Sunday morning mood
Jets quarterback Namath faces a test of readiness as Sunday morning cues decide the outcome against the league leading Chiefs. Namath says he never knows if he will be up for the game until late, while Hank Stram calls Kansas City stronger than their 1966 AFL title team. The Jets are underdogs for the first time this season as Houston, Cincinnati, Oakland and Miami also eye key matchups.
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Cincinnati
Oakland
Dan Trail
Pope
Oilers
Hoyle Granger
Roy Hopkins
Loyd Little
Broncos
Mike Haffner
Prep, Fremont, Aquinas among grid champions
Creighton Prep shut out Omaha Tech 6-0 to win the Metropolitan Conference title at Burke Stadium. Aquinas nipped Omaha Cathedral 32-8 in David City to capture the Centennial Crown, avenging an earlier loss. Lourdes walloped Louisville 41-0 to claim Galaxy Conference, while Red Cloud beat Cambridge 21-7 in Republic Valley play. Fremont routed McCook 65-14 in Big Ten playoff action.
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Burke Stadium
Omaha
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Nebraska
David City
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Louisville
Red Cloud
Cambridge
Red Cloud Crew
Tom Theobald
Jofn Poot
Baseball draft set for Dec. 1 in Fort Lauderdale
Baseball commissioner Bowie Kuhn announced that the 1969 major league player draft will be held December 1 in Fort Lauderdale Florida. The draft rules require the selecting club to provide each player an adequate tryout with waivers unavailable until March 15 and no assignment to any club before March.
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UPI
Bowis Kuhn
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
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Mareh
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