LSU 3 point favorite to top Notre Dame
LSU favored by three points as they visit Notre Dame in a clash billed as a potential bowl bid clincher. The Irish boast a strong defense led by Watt Palulski while LSU aims to slow Notre Dame’s run game and rely on Art Cantrelle to top the Irish, who have not allowed a second-half score all season.
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Maravich Returns as Hawks Drop Hard Game
Atlanta sputtered in a 172 104 loss to Seattle as Pete Maravich showed early signs of recovery returning from mononucleosis. Seattle built a 12 point lead, led 83 81 after three quarters, and Spencer Haywood scored 23 for the Sonics while Atlanta played without Lou Hudson and Walt Bellamy. Boston beat Phoenix 140 721, Houston topped Philadelphia 118 412, Baltimore defeated Cincinnati 113 103 in other NBA games.
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Platte College runners place 20th in meet
Platte College finished 30th among 31 schools in the 1971 National Junior College cross country meet. Freshman Carnahan placed 46th in the 263-runner field despite a lingering injury. Carr نعم
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Polk Basketball Preview Sees One Senior Leader
Polk coach Richard Aroops relies on Robbie Galsser a 5-2 senior forward as the lone letterman with Layne Hagauist a 60 shooter and rebounder as the other top prospect. The Cubs were 7-10 last season and Hoops says several classmen may finish strong, possibly a year away. Schedule includes Dec. 3 Hamplety Dec. 10 at Silver Creek Dec. 14 at Gonos Dec 27 Holiday Tourney Trumbull Jan 7 Benedial Jan 14 at Clarks Jan 28 Wolbseh Jan 29 at Stromsburg Feb 1 Bradshaw Feb 4 at Osteola Feb 5 at Palmer Feb 12 at Marquette Feb 18 Nebraska Christian.
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California recalls Leduc from farm
California officials recalled Rich Leduc from the Cle the American Hockey Lenene. Leduc had been loaned to the Barons, where he played 16 games and recorded one goal and three assists before the recall.
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Open Golf Grants Starting Money For Pros
The Royal and Ancient Club announced that next year all professionals in the British Open will receive starting money. The purse increases to 125000 dollars with 13250 to the winner, as the Open funds are boosted from 6250.
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Cyclones face Cowboys after tough Missouri win
Iowa State completes a Wednesday practice and reviews film as it braces for a Big Eight clash with Oklahoma State. Linebacker Keith Schroeder remains doubtful with torn ligaments in his knee from last Saturday's Missouri victory, with a final playing status decision expected.
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Gilmore leads Colonels past Squires with 31 points
Artis Gilmore tallied 31 points and a club record 30 rebounds to power the Kentucky Colonels over Virginia 117-112. Gan Issel, Cincy Powell with 25, Charlie Scott 31 for Virginia as ABA action shuffled standings. Jim Eakins and Julius Erving had 23 each for Virginia.
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Devaney Says UN Conscious Of OU Passing
Nebraska coach Bob Devaney analyzed Oklahoma’s Wishbone T offense and noted the Sooners have used the pass situationally to keep defenses guessing. He described Missouri’s defense as a blueprint for handling Oklahoma and cautioned against radical changes, previewing the Thanksgiving showdown at Norman between top teams.
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Coaches Club to honor Columbus team at Legion supper
The Columbus Coaches Club will honor the Columbus High football team at a Sloppy Joe supper on Tuesday November 23 at the American Legion Club. A Big Ten Conference championship playoff film will be shown. Admission is four dollars for adults. No regular Tuesday morning meeting.
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Tournament set for Platte Valley Handicap at Columbus Bowl
The Mens Platte Valley Handicap tournament begins Sunday at Columbus Bowl and runs through December 19. Local bowlers prepare for a series of handicapped events with daily rounds and prize pools announced by organizers.
Seven Shamrocks on all conference squad
Scotus players from Seven Scotts Central Catholic named to all Nebraska Centennial Conference on offense and defense. Dan Brock, Steve Abbatt, Dan Briggs on offense. Tom Blahak, Jerry Liss, Rick Peterson, Tom Zabawa on defense. Tel Widser got honorable mention. Cathedral and Scotus dominate selections with several players named to both units.
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Cardinals eye turnaround after 2-15 season record
Albion Ashley High boys basketball open 1971 72 with Schuyler on December 3 and a packed schedule through February. Senior leaders Art Howell and Mike Sharp headline seven lettermen supported by juniors Gordy Waster and Dave Rosenbaum, while coach Gary Kruse notes a rebuilding year and potential progress after last season's youth.
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Huskers to Hold Autograph Session at Coliseum
Nebraska football players will gather at the Coliseum on December 1 at 4 p.m. for an autograph session to raise funds for Love Memorial Library. Fans must pay a 2 admission fee to attend.
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Namath to work out with Jets amid knee injury
New York Jets quarterback Joe Namath is slated to work out today with Al Wendall as he resumes activity after torn knee ligaments from last August. His chances to play against Buffalo Sunday depend on the workout evaluation.
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Ali defeats Mathis in ten round bout in Houston
Muhammad Ali outpointed Buster Mathis in a 12 round decision at the Astrodome, signaling his next stop as Zurich Switzerland to face a German foe. Ali praised Mathis after a taxing fight while reaffirming plans to fight about five times more this year before retiring for his religion.
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Bowling league action highlights across multiple divisions
In Centennial League action at Boulevard Lanes several bowlers posted high scores led by Keith Beringer and Leon Miller with strong series. The Night Owl and Junior Bowling Leagues saw notable efforts from Will Nichols, Carroll Enzminger, Becky Moore, Craig Brestel, and Becky Moore, with team marks from Brown Derby and Never Wes topping games and series.
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Stromsburg 5 rely on quickness in cage camp
Stromsburg High announces a fast, aggressive approach led by seniors Rich Newcomer Roger Torell Bob Parminter Brad Stallings Bill Parminter John Peterson and Brice Baker under Coach Kurth Deland. They target Silver Creek Osceola and Genoa in a tough Goldenrud Conference race with a schedule spanning December to February.
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Hawks defeat Vancouver 3-0 in league game
The Hawks shut out Vancouver 3-0 on Wednesday night as Arturs Olm and teammates controlled play. Tony Esposito anchored the win with strong goaltending while Stan Mikita and Chico Maki contributed scoring in the balanced attack. Vancouver struggled to generate offense and Chicago maintained top form in the division.
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New Purina Worm Kill Ells for Cattle Feed Fat
New Purina wormer products introduced for cattle claim faster growth and better feed efficiency. Both Purina Worm Kill Ells and Purine Homie I Checkers are marketed as safe at recommended levels with no side effects, targeting roundworms and other parasites.
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