Lakers conquer close game to extend win streak
Lakers beat Houston 100 99 to stretch their winning run to 10 as Gail Goodrich scores 28 points and Elgin Baylor leads with defense. Other NBA results include Milwaukee 108 over Seattle, Baltimore 128 over Buffalo, and Chicago 148 over Philadelphia in Friday games.
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Barry Still Among The Best At Putting Ball Through Hoop
Barry remains a top scorer, delivering 32 points for the New York Nets in a 129 120 win over the Carolina Cougars. The ABA battle saw Kentucky, Pittsburgh, and Denver win as Issel led the Pacers with 31. Nets moved within three games of first as Barry fueled a late rally.
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George Blanda Still Playing Pro Football at 38
GOOD OLD No. 16, George Blanda, proves sports are for all ages. The longtime quarterback and placekicker began with the Chicago Bears, moved through the Houston Oilers, and later joined the Oakland Raiders. He remains active, extending his record as pro football’s career point leader.
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Brock and Pillen Lead Columbus Football Talent
The Columbus players Brock and Pillen were highlighted by local papers for speed and versatility on offense and defense. Mentions include Shamrock senior Millen and fullback Dick Ganpon as standout linemen, with Virgil Parker noting top ball presence from Hollrene’s Tite and Ganpon. Central City honors noted for Jonson, Ale, Foster, and Albion lineman Balin among others.
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Forty-Niners and Rams Clash as NFC West Leaders
The Forty-Niners 6-3 lead the NFC West ahead of the Rams in a pivotal Sunday showdown. San Francisco relies on Kwalick and Washington to pace a strong offense while Los Angeles features Robertson and Olsen on defense and Gabriel at quarterback. Other games include Green Bay at Atlanta and the Jets visiting Buffalo as interconference action continues.
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Shadow Brook Eyes Colonial Cup Victory at Camden
Shadow Brook leads a 15-horse field in the $100,000 Colonial Cup at Camden SC seeking the American Steeplechase Championship. Notables include Overdose and Clever Scot, with Shadow Brook trained for his owner Stephen and ridden by Sidney Wollers Jr. The card also features hurdles at Aqueduct and Churchill Downs with notable results and payouts across multiple races.
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Eight lettermen anchor Newman Grove High hoops team
Newman Grove High School basketball reveals eight lettermen forming the nucleus for the 1971-72 season under coach Webb. Key players include guards Tom Wallin and Mark Johnson, forwards John Williams and Wes Christensen, plus juniors Craig Jacobson and Tony Jacobs, with sophomores Digayne Nelson and Handy Benson among hopeful contributors. The schedule lists December games through February including the Mid State Conference tourney at St. Francis and rivalries with Elkhorn Valley, Fullerton, and Genoa, amid optimistic notes on youth and returning experience.
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Devaney Flags Nebraska Field Goal Weakness
Nebraska coach Devaney says field goal kicking is a weak point in the offense. Rich Sanger, a sophomore from Ovid, Colo., has four makes in 10 games and three field goals in the Iowa State game. Devaney notes Sanger has limited range but could be used if needed in the Thanksgiving showdown with Oklahoma.
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Clarkson and Battle Creek Dominate Mid-State Honors
Clarkson and Battle Creek headlined the 1971 Mid-State Conference all star selections. East division honored players include Randy Arnold and Vern Mastey on offense and Jeff Gustin on defense for Clarkson, with Battle Creek listing five offensive and six defensive standouts led by Jerry Schulz and Tom Hughes. West division picks feature Ken Bode, Jim Noonan, Rex Horn and others across offense and defense, reflecting an era of strong local talent.
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Aquinas cagers seek to raise season record at DAVID CITY
Aquinas basketball hinges on two lettermen Dan Dulfek and Jerome Kolera plus 14 hopefuls led by senior center Hatovy and guard Satley. The roster includes Rich Gillespie Tom Mirlovsky Greg Scholz Bill Zeger Dan Palensky Mike Hotovy Dennis Kriz Bob Samek Bernie Kotera and others. Coach Dele Kerkman notes limited experience but strong shooting and speed at guards, relying on pressing defense and fast breaks to offset a front line without a clear inside scoring presence.
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David City High Forming Strong Central 10 Contender
David City High prepares for a solid season with all starters back led by Hob Martin and Jim Wherry. Key players include Greg Sabata Rich Stonecker Steve Hecker and Warren Wonderbeck with Mary Aldrieh and others adding depth. Coach Dick Mima notes rebounding strength from Sabata Stonecker and Martin and outside shooting from Eberly, Martin, and Aldrich.
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Columbus High gymnast Tom Folsom places 10th in state
Columbus High senior Tom Folsom finished 10th in the 1971 state gymnastics six event sihevents division with a six event average of 17.7. Seniors Tom Olson and Mark Porter also competed in the state championships held Friday in Lincoln. Tank teams honors went to 138.89 point total, while Omaha South was second with 120.0 poles, Grand Island third with 198.80, Lincoln High fourth at 123.12, North Platte fifth at 120.87, Creighton Peep sheth 119.15.
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Rising City High prep team aims for better season
Rising City High basketball coach Will Farrar says the 5 0 0 team is rebuilding with underclassmen and a promising group led by junior center Dave Strueting and sophomore guard Dany Janak. Assistant Lee Dunehneke backs a schedule featuring Dec games at Monroe and Hampton and a Crossroads Conference tourney in late February.
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Humphrey High Basketball Preview Sparks High Hopes
Humphrey High coach Charles Parker previews a strong season with height speed and inside outside options. Key players include seniors Jeff Baumgart and Ron Brandl, juniors Kevin Brandl and Bob Stuts, with prospects Tom Grebek and Tom Sliva. Schedule features Dec games at Leigh and Elgin, a Holiday Tourney, and midseason conference events.
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