Patriots Garrett grounded for year
The New England Patriots suspend running back Carl Garrett for the rest of the season after missing a workout. Coach Phil Bengtson will debut Sunday against Buffalo without Garrett, while Miami seeks a 10th straight win against the Jets and a potential playoff berth.
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Bucks rally to beat Celtics 95 88 at Boston Garden
The Milwaukee Bucks overcome a 15 point halftime deficit to defeat Boston 95 88 at the Boston Garden in a National Basketball Association game. Kareem Abdul Jabbar led with 21 second half points as Milwaukee surged back. Other NBA results included Detroit 169 Chicago 96 and Seattle 92 Philadelphia 92.
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Leading scorer returns for Osceola 6 11 club
Osceola high school basketball brings back its leading scorer as four starters graduate. Coach Larry Johnson notes potential in underclassmen, with seniors Jim Carlson and Chris Frayes among returnees and a raft of juniors and sophomores expected to contribute. Schedule lists multiple away games and a December tournament.
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Ken Schutt
Rick Colson
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NeLan
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Humphrey St. Francis
Osceola
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Palmer
Silver Creek
Henderson
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Milford
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Chris Frayes
Brad Johansen
Bill Peterson
Steve Monson
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Tom Peterson
Jeff Johnslon
Larry Johnson
Lakeview
Shelby
Steamsburg
Sliver Creek
Raymond Central
Aurora
Lutton
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Clarks
Folk
Cedar Rapids
Successful turkey season sets state record in Nebraska
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission reports that over 57 percent of turkey hunters took birds, the highest rate on record. The Niobrara unit produced 252 turkeys for 60.4 percent, while the Round Top unit yielded 727 for 60.6 percent. About 1,700 permits were sold across the two units for the season ending in November.
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Co captains named for UNO football 1973
Three players named as co captains for the University of Nebraska as Omaha football team for 1973 Willie Bob Johnson defensive captain and Jim Jostes and Mike Giancaspra offensive captains named in Omaha report छह
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University of Nebraska
Willie Bob Johnson
Jim Jostes
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State volleyball meet concludes
SCOTTSBLUFF Neb AP No.1 seeded Onvalia Marina capped a 194 season record by defeating Beatrice in Class A. Waverly beat Fifth-Norris in Class B and Mitchell beat Blue Hill in Class C. Lebanon Beaver-Vatley topped Arthur in Class D. Marian overcame Beatrice 12-15 15-8 15-9 after trailing early.
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Blue Hill
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Lebanon
Sportsman of the Year to Gale Sayers
MAHANebraska AP Gale Sayers will receive the Ona Sportcasters Association Sportsman of the Year award. Sayers, a former Chicago Bears roaming back and Omaha Central High School product, was named by association officials. The banquet is Jan 17. Previous winners include Mike Ford Bob Gibson Stan Bahnsen Gordie Booster.
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Stan Bahnsen
Gordie Booster
Platte wins in overtime to face Fairbury in finals
Platte def. North Platte 76-75 in overtime to reach the finals at Platte College Field House. Fairbury beat Western 91-67 to set up a championship with Platte. early rounds saw Northeastern 65 York 48 and McCook 97 Central Tech 79 with strong showings from Platte players in a packed 2,000-seat game night.
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Editors clash over Olympic ethics at AP session
Lee Evans charged the AAU and USOC push to disqualify athletes and politicize the Games, while Clifford Buck defended the Olympic system as fair. Evans urged open eligibility for amateurs and pros worldwide, amid remarks on discrimination and flag salutes. Three sports stars joined Edward Heins to discuss changing sports pages, including Marlene Hagge Rosemary Casals and Paula Murphy.
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Columbus Bowl Leaders Reported in Multiple Leagues
Leaders posted high scores across Columbus Bowl lanes as Rollette and Progressive leagues show top totals. Individual standout performances include Reanna Tha with a 210, Vera Katie taked a 128 series, Al Dolezal's 234 game and Gary Badie's 587 in Progressive. Team leaders include Construction with 835 and 2370, while Bantam and girls earn notable single totals and series.
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Lo Th’ Construction
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JFK College Falls 92 57 in Spartan Classic
Marymount College of Salina Kansas defeated John F Kennedy College of Wahoo Nebraska 92 to 57 in the Spartan Basketball Classic. Marymount advances to meet School of the Ozarks in the championship game Saturday night.
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Columbus trio among Apollo Conference football all stars
Columbus High places three on the Apollo Conference all conference list led by center Dan ODonnell and fellow honorees Ron Ziala and Scott Trothala. Offensive standouts include Tom Moore and John Plucknett with several seniors from Beatrice Millard and Norfolk among the group. Defensive end Tom Qliot and linemen Tom Pinkerton plus linebackers Jim Whalen and Dean Marlin are noted with backs Mark Paulson Darrell Rahe also listed.
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Norfolk
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Ralston
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Norm Wilcox
Mark Paulson
Darrell Rahe
Veeck Names Greenberg Ideal Baseball Commissioner
Bill Veeck urged naming Hark Greenberg commissioner, praising his qualifications and wealth for independence. He urged reviving minor leagues, fan input on rules, faster play, and realigning leagues to boost baseball and appeal to fans.
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Newman Grove Player Sidelined Early With Knee Injury
Newman Grove forward Dwayne Nelson will miss at least the first month with a knee injury. Coach Jack Webb lists returning starters Craig Jacobson Kevin Dabnson and Wes Christensen. Contenders for starting roles include Randy Benson Mike Primrose Rick Nelson Brian Kleveland and Greg Johnson. The team competes in the Mid-State Conference with early games against Madison Lee Spalding Academy and Clarkson and Elgin Pope John on the schedule.
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Lee
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Newnan Grove
St. Edward
Dodge
Rising City Terriers Set For Season Opener
Rising City's boys basketball team returns four starters and solid guard depth as coach William Farrar says the squad will rely on speed and full court pressure. The roster includes seniors Shuebing Jones Kickhorst and juniors Janak Selden Samak Plaha Kuhl Crook Buckbee, aiming to improve on a 21-15 record with December home opener against Monroe and a busy schedule through February.
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