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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1977

Page

5

Deer Check Stations Change In Columbus Area Hunters Question Why

Local deer hunters note a shift in Columbus area check stations with RiteWay closed for archery and firearm checks. Gene's Minoo Mart on 39rd Ave becomes the new mandatory station. The article explains why check stations exist, detailing voluntary versus mandatory types, how licenses are checked, and how age, health, and population data guide wildlife management.

Columbus Area RiteWay Gene Minoo Mart Champlain 39Rd Ave

Deer Hunting Check Stations and Disease Sampling Note

The text discusses deer weighing and blood sampling to study disease history in the population. It mentions the social aspect of checking deer at stations, with a Columbus Champlain station on 33rd Ave and a required habitat stamp for hunters.

Loop East Columbus Champlain 33Rd Ave

Platte Raiders fall in Region meet opener

Platte Raiders lost their Region 1X opener to McCook Community College after defeating Northeast Tech in straight sets. Ann Hamiling led scoring with 17 points while Cindy Meyer added 6 and JoAnn German returned from reinjury. Coach Marge Burkett cited mental lapses and noted upcoming games against the Northeast Tech Casper College winner.

Scottshluff — Flatts College Raiders Northeast Tech McCook Community College Casper College Ann Hamiling Cindy Meyer Suzan Retzlatl Linda Hollatz Mary Colwell Lyn Hengiefelt Platte Marge Burkett McVook Burkett McCook JoAnn German Ant Ankly Meyer Retzlaff Bach Blaser Hollataz Henglefelt Wyoming Plaise Columbus

Fourth Quarter Rally Sends Cardinals To Upset Over Cowboys

The St. Louis Cardinals rallied in the fourth quarter to beat the Dallas Cowboys 24 17 in Irving Texas. St Louis erased an early Dallas lead to grab a two game NFC East margin and push for a wild card playoff spot. Wayne Morris and Mel Gray connected on a 49 yard scoring strike, Hart to Smith gave the Cardinals the lead with 3 10 left, and Dallas failed to respond as penalties limited their offense.

Mike Rabin UPI Irving Texas St. Louis Cardinals Dallas Cowboys St. Louis Cowboys Dallas Benny Barnes Dee Nelson Harvey Martin Cardinals Texas Stadium Don Coryell Tom Landry Landry Randy Hughes Jim Hart Billy Joe DuPree St. Jonis Hart Mel Gray Whie Jackie Smith Efren Herrera

Southeast and Minden Top Final Prep Polls in Nebraska

Southeast and Minden are ranked No 1 in the final Class A and Class B Nebraska high school football polls by UPI coaches, reflecting their titles. Creighton Prep holds No 2 in Class A. Pierce, Hastings Adams Central, Schuyler, and others fill the top ranks in Class B based on playoff results and season performance.

Lincoln Neb UPI Mrcoln Southeast Minden Nebraska High Nebraska United Press International Southeast Omaha Creighton Prep Pierce Omaha Westside Lincoln Northeast Arlington Hastings Adams Central Creighton Prep Northeast Papillion Grand Island East Haleton Lin Opal South Fremont Ralston South Schuyler McCook Lexington Blair Chadron Broken Row O Neill Broken Bow O'Neill Pius Bill James Bellevue Hast Bob Els Ken. Fischer Hager Higgins Omaha Bryan Larry Jacobsen Omaha Burke Tom Jaworski Stan Macaits Omaha Gross John Osborne Robert Starr North Platte Lee Zenti Lincoln East

Longhorns Hold No 1 in College Rankings Despite Mix

UPI Board of Coaches furthers Texas as the No 4 team with 35 first place votes and 395 points. Oklahoma, Alabama, Ohio State, Notre Dame, Arkansas, Penn State, Pittsburgh, and Nebraska trail in the top ten as Texas aims to finish undefeated with wins over Baylor or Texas A&M after routing Texas Christian 44 14 and with Earl Campbell rallying 153 yards and two scores.

UPI Board of Coaches Langhorns Oklahoma Alabama Ohio State Michigan Notre Dame Arkansas Penn State Pittsburgh Nebraska Texas Colgate Red Raiders Texas Christian Earl Campbell Baylor Texas A&m Navy Colorado Crimson Tides Miami Fla Ohio State Buckeyes

Bowl talk swirls as Huskers eye Orange Bowl invite

speculation runs high over Nebraska's postseason fate after clashes with Oklahoma. a win could seal an orange bowl bid while fans eye possible trips to Miami. prior setbacks to washington state and others temper expectations but a strong finish could secure a marquee matchup.

Huskers Oklahoma Husker Nebraska Alabama Washington State Lows State

White Sox sign Blomberg in four year 600000 deal

Chicago signs 29 year old infielder Ron Blomberg to a four year 600000 contract, with final terms pending official announcement. President Bill Veeck cites ongoing discussions while Blomberg says Chicago will sign papers Thursday. Blomberg has battled injuries, played 400 games in eight seasons, and hopes to rebound using Nautilus training.

Chicago CPI Chicago White Sox Oun Eric Soderholm Har Dlomberg Blomberg White Sox Bill Voock Sheldon Stone Veeck New York Tm Gong Jnt Hitler HBL Blumberg Soderheim Soderholm

Buffallo Fans Press Mallory Over Colorado Coaching

BuffalO University fans in Boulder ventured at a stormy Boulder Buff Club session criticizing coach Bill Mallory after a 92 to 14 loss to Oklahoma on national TV. Mallory urged buyouts of his contract if.unsatisfied, while defending players and pledging to improve and stay to rebuild the program.

Boulder Colo UPI Bill Mallory Mallory Buffalo Colorado Oklahoma Crowder Eddie Crowder Mallary Pete Steinhauer Uist

Suns sign rookie Greg Griffin to 11-man roster

The Phoenix Suns added rookie forward Greg Griffin to reach the NBA limit of 11 players. Griffin appeared in nine of the Suns' ten games this season, averaging 3.7 points per game.

Phoenix UPI Phoenix Suns Greg Griffin Griffin Suns

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