Miami U in a unique spot for bowl bids
Miami Hurricanes face a bowl bid scramble as Sugar and Orange Bowls vie for the top attractions. Alabama, Notre Dame, and Penn State loom for New Year's plans while Miami targets both Alabama and Notre Dame, despite likely underdog status in Tuscaloosa and Miami.
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Howard Smith
Associated Press
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All-American nominees listed for Big Eight
Kansas City AP reports 47 Big Eight football players nominated for the 1973 All-America team. Dave Jaynes heads the list, with several peers from Oklahoma, Nebraska, Oklahoma State, Colorado, Missouri and Kansas State also receiving first ballot consideration. Nominees include Jaynes, Shante Red, Leroy Selmon, Brent Glackman, Barry Price, and many others as panelists weigh standout performers across the conference.
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Dave Jaynes
Kansas
Biz Hight
Jaynes
Shante
Oklahoma
aLucidus Selmon
Leroy
The
Wey
Brown
Wooding
Vality Merce
Daily Oklahoman
Oklahoma City
Bob Hartzell
Te Tulsa
Okla
Tribune
Ton Holt
Stillwater
News-Press
Frank Scalt
Koco-Tv
Bob Henteen
Topeka
Kan
Capital-Journal
Bil Helge
Wichita Eagle
Red White
WIBW
Vopesa
Mahlon Aldridge
KHITU
Columbia
del Black
Kansas City Star
Bob Brocg
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Dan Creetton
Boulder
Colo
Daily Camera
Frank Haraway
Denver Post
Larry Zimmer
Star Lim
Pro football forecast by Ben Thomas
Sports column from New York predicting NFL week results. Miami Dolphins favored to win AFC East with Bills, Steelers, 49ers, Raiders and other teams in key matchups. Includes game predictions for Browns, Cowboys, Redskins, Bengals, Chiefs, Bears, Saints, Packers, Giants, Vikings and Falcons with scores and margins.
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Ben Thomas
Associated Press
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Miami Dolphins
Vince Lombardi
Crean Hay
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Simpson
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Billy Cold
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Deever
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Platte breaks late to win 81 77 over McCook
Platte College edged McCook 81 to 77 in a Nebraska College Conference tournament game at Western College. Jed Gowan led Platte with 38 rebounds, while Don Mroczek and Bob Sundvald helped key a first half 20 20 deadlock. Hollatz and Parker provided late scoring as Platte pulled away in the final minute, with Platte hitting 15 of 23 free throws to secure the victory.
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Nebraska
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Nebraska Southern
Fairbury
Central Tech
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McCook
North Platte
York
Western
Northeastern
Norfolk
Platte
Jed Gowan
Don Mroczek
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Yuen
Bob Sundvald
Raiders
Bob Tagart
Scott Turner
Nayrell Parker
Gogan
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Paine
INA golf tour starts with new exemption for top players
New York AP report notes the 1974 INA golf tour begins with a new rule exempting the top 89 players by career earnings or points. Calloway and Ansley each posted 20 in grid scores as the event opens, reflecting early scoring.
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New York
Scotus Central Catholic Clinches State Volleyballberth
Scotus Central Catholic High School defeated Columbus Lakeview 15-13 13-10 to win the District title and earn a spot in the state volleyball tournament. Kathy Korger led with 12 points, Cheryl Weiser added six, while Pam Uphoff and Ciidy Weimann each had four. Lakeview’s Wifa Behle scored seven, with Pally Martin and Cara Wenst adding six and five. The Shamrocks advance to face Scottsbluff and Columbus High in the state journey.
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Columbus Lakeview
Shamrocks
Vikings
Likeview
Scotus
Kathy Korger
Cheryl Weiser
Pam Uphoff
Ciidy Weimann
Wifa Behle
Pally Martin
Cara Wenst
Scollsbluff
Columbus
Iligh Gals
Grand Island
Bowl action highlights Johnsons 267 at Columbus meet
Johnsons 267 game and 439 series pace Lutheran League keylers at Columbus. Cohonbus Feed Mill shot 990 and 2703. Others include Paroled scores in Pawnee and Metra leagues with multiple 200s. team games led by Columbus Door and Window 920 and Columbus Grain 2614.
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Boy Johnson
Pace Lutheran League Keylers
Columbus
Dowi
Ken Reinke
Darrell Janssen
Generolumes
Darrell Mueller
Martin Cattan
Cohonbus Feed Mill
Gary Badie
Pawnee
Ton Miller
Dean Kallenbach
Ed Oppliger
Larry Erks
Don
Polkas
Rich Priester
ABC
Toe Konwinski
Jim Dover
Jerry Paprock
Duane Narranten
Il Anson
Huskers face Wildcats eye Cotton Bowl bid
Nebraska travels to Kansas State for a Big Eight clash as both teams seek a Cotton Bowl invitation. Nebraska features top total offense leader Dave Hun and a quick secondary, while Kansas State, led by coach Vince Gibson, aims to derail the Huskers before their looming Oklahoma test.
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Davis
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Dave Hun
Hamm
Steve Grogan
Kansas State
Henry Childs
Nebraska
Vince Gibson
Huskers
Tom Osborne
Iowa State
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska U Wrestlers Bring Deeper Team To Open
Nebraska wrestling opens the 1973-74 season at the Bison Open in Fargo with more depth. Coach Orval Borgiakti says the Huskers plan to take 24 to Bison Open and at least 23 to the Oklahoma City Open next week, aiming to improve on last season when only eight of ten starters were available in dual meets and the team finished 5-8.
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Neb
Nebraska
Fargo
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Orval Borgiakti
Huskers
Orr sparkles as Bruins win 10-2
Bobby Orr scored three goals and added four assists as the Boston Bruins defeated the New York Rangers 10-2. The Bruins led 3-0 after the first period, with Grey Shepherd scoring his first of the season. The victory keeps Boston tied for points in the Eastern Division while other NHL, WHA, and minor league results appear in brief.
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Bobby Orr
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St. Louis
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Work Hockey Association
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Quebec
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Houston
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Minnesota
Arctic cold spurs waterfowl movements across Plains states
A central Arctic outbreak moved from Canada into the Central Rockies bringing sub-freezing temps and snow. Ducks, geese, and cranes triggered mass movements across Montana North Dakota South Dakota and Nebraska as water areas froze and food supplies dwindled. Mallards and diverts rise in some refuges while others report declines.
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Arctic
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Prairie Canatao
Great Pain
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Trewy
Bowdai National Wildlife Refuge
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Medicine Lake Refuge
North Dakota
Apri
Missouri River
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Sand Lake Refuge
Gelober
Reaci Aules National Wildlife Refuge
Nebraska
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Panhandle
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Cheyenne Baltams
Bowling Oddities Highlight Jola Legler’s Strands of Scores
Jola Legler posted a bowling oddity with 145 146 147 in Senior League at Bowlyard Lanps. Other leaders included Dode Cuddeford 9237 and Les Korle 521 series in Inagic, Carrie Kretz 166 and 49, Dean Cuddy 223, Hough 202, Crank Bock 214, Jon Nelson 202, Galen Gilsdorf 209, Martin Kresha 213, Warren Land 213, Don Sernin 203, Troger Mueller 201, Gene Zegers 211, Jackson Cleangus 04, Caddy Hardware 2564 three
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Les Korle
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Hough
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Jon Nelson
Galen Gilsdorf
Martin Kresha
Warren Land
Don Sernin
Troger Mueller
Gene Zegers
Jackson Cleangus
Caddy Hardware
Debbie Cates
Bile Electronics
Gay
Wurdinger and Bullington on all-East team
Columbus standout Doug Wurdinger and Greg Bullington named to Albast Big Ten Conference all-East squad per coach Jed Rood. Wurdinger posted 1,800 total tackles and 89 assists. Bullington led with 103 tackles, 44 assists, 89 unassisted. Offensive selections include Korgel Harrs Dowd Knoell. Defenders listed and coaching noted.
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Jek Bensish
Norfolk
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