Nebraska Tops Coaches Poll With 30 First-Place Votes
The University of Nebraska remained No. 1 in the United Press International Board of Coaches rankings, earning 30 first-place votes after routing Kansas State 44-17. Oklahoma, Michigan, and Alabama held second through fourth as Georgia dropped and Penn State rose to No. 6 with its 35-8 win over North Carolina State.
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Biggest game of the era Nebraska vs Oklahoma clash looms
Nebraska coach Bob Devaney and Oklahoma counterpart Chuck Fairbanks anticipate the November showdown as the biggest test of their careers. Both teams boast top defenses and plan strategic adjustments, including possible changes by Nebraska. The matchups mark a rare No 1 vs No 2 nationally and could hinge on which squad simply has the superior team and execution.
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Central City guards anchor veteran Bison squad
Central City basketball looks to rely on veterans Mitch Johnson Larry Abel and others as base of a potentially strong club. Returning starters from the 1970 71 squad include Johnson and Abel along with Steinke Carlson and others while a group of underclassmen compete for starting roles. Schedule highlights include games against St Paul Schuyler Lexington Broken Bow Seward Aurora Heltrege David City Centennial Minden York Albion Ord Grand Island Catholic Crete and more.
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Mitch Johnson
Larry Kelp
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Bob Steinke
Jett Carlson
Jeff Pullen
Shane Zikmund
Bernie Wiese
Schuyfer
Lexington
Broken Bow
Seward
Aurora
Heltrege
David City
Centennial
Minden
York
Albion
Ord
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More master angler awards in Lincoln event list
The State Game Commission announced new master angler winners led by perch from Lake McConaughy with multiple weights including one pound three ounces and one pound two ounces. Other winners include Saint Brown of Schuyler for northern pike at Branched Oak Lake and Scott Iladdox of Unadilla for walleye at North Platte River. Ronald M. Chatoupka of Lincoln earned largemouth bass, while Tom Chance of Lincoln and Preston R. Adams of North Platte each reeled channel catfish and drum respectively in county waters.
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Schuyler
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Scott Iladdox
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Keith County
Mel Acherman
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Ronald M. Chatoupka
Saline County
Tom Chance
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American Power Deviance in World Series Power Trends
The American tied series shows variance in power with Teague and Teague powers reflecting 277 home runs and 175 for the National League. The note indicates notable differences in offensive output between leagues during recent World Series play.
Peru volleyball tournament opens with 86 teams cut to 16
In preliminary rounds of the 26th Annual In School Girls Invitational at Peru, 86 teams narrowed to 16. Results list Adtington over Mercy 15 10 17 15 15, and Meridian over Nemaha Valley 15 10 4 15 15 12, among numerous match scores and advancing squads.
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Partee's game winner lifts Chargers 20 17
In San Diego, Dennis Partee nailed a 41 yard field goal as time expired to cap a 20 17 Chargers victory over St Louis. Rookie Mike Montgomery starred for San Diego with 208 total yards after stepping in for Mike Garrett, while Cardinals coach Hallway unsuccessfully gamble on an onside kick.
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Huskers Lead Dunkel Index as Oklahoma Closes Gap
Oklahoma nearly catches Nebraska atop college football ratings per the Dunkel Index. Sooner 9-0 beat Kansas 56-10, while Nebraska 10-0 rolled over Kansas State 44-17 to extend its lead. Other leaders include Michigan 10-0 and Alabama 10-0 with dominant wins.
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Lindsay HF basketball camp stars and team leaders named
Eight seniors in Lindsay HF basketball camp are identified with leaders Gary Wiese and Ivan Piiefer. Coach Ted Hillman expects most Jettermen to be experienced while Willman cites a heavy home schedule to boost a strong season after an 18-5 record last year.
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Lindsay Maly
Ted Hillman
Gary Wiese
Ivan Pliefer
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Piiefer
Larry Oberhauser
Bill Korth
Gerald McPhillips
Alen Berider
Dan Zach
Duane Wiese
Tim Karus
Dan Korus
Gary Herchenbach
Willman
Clarkson
Battle Creek
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Schedale
Humphrey
Leigh
Elgin
18 Bowl Games Get Certification By NCAA
The National Collegiate Athletic Association certified 18 bowl football games. List includes Alovia Stagg Chicago Knute kockne Atlantic City Nid Camelia Sacramento Grantland Rice Baton Rouse Sun El Paso Pasadena Liberty Fiesta Tangerine Peach Gator Blue Bonnet Houston Orange Miami Sugar New Orleans Rose Pasadena.
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Devaney Warns on Oklahoma Defense Ahead of Thanksgiving Clash
Nebraska coach Devaney says OU’s defense could challenge the Huskers in Norman, noting Oklahoma’s 16.2 points allowed per game as the Sooners lean on a potent 45-point offense. He praises Oklahoma’s defense as underrated and expects a hard fought national title race with Nebraska aiming to win on Oklahoma field. Devaney also comments on team attitude and a potential bowl decision before the New Year.
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Rangers Blues seven player deal ships Carr Lorentz Connelly
New York Rangers acquire center Gene Carr left winger Jim Lorentz and right winger Wayne Connelly from St Louis Blues in a seven player exchange. Rangers give up Jack Egers Mike Murphy Annie Dupont and a first round pick. Carr, 20, was the No 1 amateur pick. Lorentz and Connelly bring NHL experience. St Louis plans to call up Murphy and Dupont. Carr praised as a promising young player by Rangers GM Emile Francis.
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Clarkson-Mid-State basketball stars pace 1971-72 roster
Clarkson High plans a six man veteran squad led by Gary Varina and Jesse Kucera for 1971-72 season. The lineup includes Randy Brabec David Gustin Steve Navikol Chek Roggenstein with promising guards Roger Haist Calvin Musil Alden Vadehnal Curtis Siik. Coach Ron Oswald notes a demanding schedule and calls for strong experience amid travel and tournament dates. Regular games run December through February with the Mid-State Tournament set for February.
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Ron Oswald
Paul Cada
Jesse Kucera
Steve Navrkal
Inft Gustin
David Gustin
Randy Arnold
Clem Wasko
Randy Brabec
Calvin Musil
Vern Masiny
Gary Vavrina
Dan Nosal
Tim Fehneke
Joe Konicek
Roger Kucera
Dave Vavrina
Terry Masiny
Gary Navrkal
Mike Novak
Jarett Deernemann
Scott Odvarka
Jim Travnicek
Ron Bos
Curt Svik
Roger Harst
Kerry Bahns
Tom Urhicky
Leonard Nadrchal
Robert Baumert
Chuck Pekny
Tony Sayers
Larry Cinfel
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Steve Navikol
Chek Roggenstein
Roger Haist
Alden Vadehnal
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North Dakota State Leads Football Scoring for Five Years
North Dakota State ranks highest in college football with a 35.1 points per game average over five seasons. Doane, Tennessee State, West Chester, and Morgan State trail in the standings.
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Keeneland Fall Breeding Stock Sale Opens in Lexington
The 28th Keeneland Fall Breeding Stock Sale began with 127 horses sold for a total of 1.8956 million dollars. The top individual, Pitice, brought 107000 dollars for a four year old daughter of Guihow.
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ABA Meeting in Dallas Faces Merger Talk
Club owners and trustees of the American Basketball Association will hold their annual meeting in Dallas with the Dallas Chaparrals hosting. The agenda includes discussions on a proposed merger with the NBA.
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Monroe Mustangs face tough road as hoop injuries linger
Monroe High basketball prospects brighten with six lettermen and a transfer from Seward Concordia. Senior Boyd Gertsch and Rod Juixen anchor the lineup along with juniors Dennis Edison Dave Jenkinson Warren Naymer Virgil Crumley Jim Ditter. Sophomores include Steve Urkoski Randy Ditter Andy Ditter Chuck Menzel Lloyd Jenkinson. Coach Bill Mintich expects a respectable season once football injuries heal, with a long schedule through January and February including the Crossroads Conference Tournament at York and games against Benedict Omaha Dominican and Gresham.
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Dennis Edison
Dave Jenkinson
Warren Naymer
Virgil Crumley
Jim Ditter
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Steve Urkoski
Randy Ditter
Andy Ditter
Chuck Menzel
Lloyd Jenkinson
Bill Mintich
Heslaé
Rising City
Lindsay Holy Family
Veterans Begin Basketball Drills at St Edward High
Seven veterans at St Edward High School start drills under Coach Al Henkel and assistant Bill Sillve. Senior lettermen Tom Nordeen and Rod Joss lead a list of juniors and sophomores in a team with a 4-6- season outlook. schedule includes games against Gunna Nebraska Christian and Cedar Rapids, plus a January tourney and league play.
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Bill Sillve
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Rod Joss
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Randy Keehn
Rick Schack
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Chuck Micek
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Doug Baker
Tid Wathen
Ker Carter
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Vikings add Lurtsema to taxi squad in Bloomington
Defensive lineman Bob Lurtsema, cut by the New York Giants, was signed to the Minnesota Vikings taxi squad in Bloomington. The Giants had used him as a regular in the defensive line until Tony Reed overtook his spot.
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