Top four teams set for back to back bowl clashes
United Press International reports the top four colleges Alabama, Auburn, Nebraska, and Oklahoma are poised for back-to-back bowl showdowns as the national rankings surge. Notre Dame drops from the top 10 after a loss while Michigan falls to fifth following a close win over Ohio State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Eas
Plat
Gil Nave
gAlabana
Auburn
Michigan
Nebraska
Oklahoma
United Press International Board of Coaches
Mie
Sooners
Mahara
sMillim
Oho State
Wattt State
Iowa State
United Cross International
Nea
Alabama
Michigany
Penn State
Georgia
Colorado
Arizona State
Louisione State
Tennessee
Toledo
Houston
Notre Dame
Worth Carolina
Stanford
Town Sale
Arkansas
Texas
Florida State
Big Eight picks Dill Kosch on AP defense team
Paul Ernst reports Dill Kosch named to the All-Big Eight defensive team, marking a second straight year for the Colimbox xiidstar. Blahizk and Hill also noted for interceptions. major picks vary on Nebraska and Oklahoma matchups, with fans debating team selections and publicity around the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dill Kosch
Colimbox
Blahizk
Columbus
Hill
Blahak
Joe
Sooners
Crimson Tide
Preece
Seamus
Jess Bete
Amundson Shines as ISU Tops Cowboys for Bowl Bid
Iowa State tailback George Amundson scored four touchdowns and threw for another as ISU routed Oklahoma State, earning him the Big Eight Player of the Week honor. Amundson, 146 rushing yards on 26 carries, also completed two passes for 69 yards, including a 40 yard scoring strike to Wille Jones. He was switched from quarterback to running back mid-sophomore year and sits among league rushing leaders with 1,189 yards on 242 carries this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low State
Amundsen
Wille Jones
Way
Dean Carlson
Jemundson
San Diego State
Fie
Oklahoma
Greg Pruitt
Colorado
Charlie Davis
A Groundson
Kansas
David Jaynes
Coloado
John Tarver
Kansas State
Bill Butler
Oklahoma State
Missouri
Clife Eranel
St Francis Six Lettermen Lead 1971 72 Team
Six lettermen return under Coach Williams for St Francis 1971 72 basketball squad. Seniors Ala Boesch guard Bob Remier guard Roger Bauthgart center Merle an Dyke center Jill Noonan center and junior Dan Waile 6 2 center anchor the lineup with promising forwards Dick Fischer and Jerry Classen. injuries mount as schedule opens against Lindsay Joly Tennily Stromsburg Clarkson Howells and other Mid State foes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aatumperey
Humphrey St. Exancis
Karagy C. Williams
Ala Boesch
Bob Remier
Roger Bauthgart
Joeward
Merlean Dyke
Jill Noonan
Dan Waile
Williams
Lindsay Joly Tennily
Stromsburg
Flyers
Goach Williams
Clarkson
Howells
Howells, and Fiklen-Elkhorn Valley
Lindsay Hily Family
Bee
Strom
Burg
Bec
Spalding Academy
St. Edward
St Francis
Battle Creek
Leigh
O'Neill St
Mary
Norfolk Catholic
Dodge
Newman Grove
Elgin
Pope John
Genoa
Tildet Ekhorn Valley
Harvard elects Demars captain
Cambridge Massachusetts United Press International reports halfback Ted Demars of Smithfield was chosen Monday as Harvard football captain. Demars had been the team's leading ground gainer in the last two seasons and was elected in the wake of previous captaincy changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
UPI
Ted Demars
Smithfield
Marvard
Majors Going to Baylor Rumors Denied by Baylor AD Patterson
Baylor Athletic Director Jack Patterson dismissed reports that Johnny Majors would replace Bil Beall as head coach after a third straight losing season. Patterson said no decision had been made and that talks were ongoing, with a formal announcement likely after the Baylor-Texas game. Majors and his Iowa State team were in San Diego for a game as chatter swirled from Des Moines to Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Tex
Cui
Baylor
Jack Patterson
Bil Beall
Bears
Iawa
Johnny Majors
Houston Post
Alviston
Michigan Falls From Top Trio In Dunkel Index
Michigan drops to sixth in the Dunkel ratings after a 10-7 win over Ohio State drops them from third. Nebraska remains 10-0 with a 32.5 point edge per game, while Penn State, Colorado, LSU, Houston and Notre Dame post notable scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsbur
Georgia
Colorado
Arizona
State
LSU
iMotre Dame
Irish
Corches
Notre Dame
Bayou Bengals
Michigan
Alabama
Penn State
Auburn
Wolverines
Ohio State
Nebraska
Pitt
Air Force
Houston
Miam
Fla
Passing George Blanda Set Pro Passes Record
George Blanda remains the pro football record holder for most passes completed in a single game. He completed a record number of attempts for the Houston Oilers in a 1961 contest against Buffalo, marking a standout performance in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Blanda Sill
Houston Oilers
Bullalo
Huskers Seethe with Spirit Ahead of Sooner Showdown
Lincoln Nebraska fans thrill to a spirited practice as top ranked Nebraska readies for the national title clash with second ranked Oklahoma. Coach Bob Devaney emphasizes flawless execution and caution about injuries to key players including Carl Jose and Willie Harper while Johnny Rodgers and Al Austin are noted for solid returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Nebraska
Willie Harper
Johnny Rodgers
Heathy
Gran
Marper
Rodgers
Lakeview Vikings suffer tough 1972 season with losses and losses
Lakeview Vikings end 1972 by slipping to five straight defeats after a midseason winning streak. The team posted a 2,099 to 837 outward fee ledger, with running back Paul Jazwick leading rushing yardage and linemen and quarterbacks set to depart next season. Eight seniors highlighted a squad that totaled 992 rushing yards and 463 passing yards while conceding more than they gained in many games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dim McWilliams
Lakeview Viking
Omaha Northwest
Ids City Aquinas
Vikings
Viking
Paul Jazwick
Warne Welpen
Wetten
Jazwick
Keith Schitte
Janwick
Welgen
Sehutte
Jim Pillen
Larry Ernst
Dwvight Losche
Steve Pillen
Jenkins
Fund Duck Gorring
Dan Hastings
Tiny Mark
Lakeview
Lakeview Crew
Yar
Schutte
Jine
Bal Wachal
Doug Zouchs
Dave McWilliams
Mean Rupp
Arlington
Columbus Scorus
Vailay
St. Paul
Randolph
Wikes
Bowling league scoring totals at Columbus Bowl event
Badje Egger pace scoring in Classic and Barb Badje led 2 196 game figure while Lorraine Beger fired 558 to pace Ladies Classic League at Columbus Row. Marshall Melson led team honors with 474 for 2474 series. Junior League saw Deanna Ryba post 177 game and 44 series. Randy Bede led boys with 195 and 461.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barb Badje
Rame
Lorraine Beger
Columbus Row
Carol Becher
Rita Ful
Corrine Cave
Marshall Melson
Deanna Ryba
Randy Bede
Steelers
Fred Keonhand
Gary Math
Sam Hellbusel
Darrell Osten
Teen Cox
Leonhard
Ray Brockeyell
Len Smith
Horacek Insurance
Gary Smuth
Columbus Bowl
Tom Tiley
Bill Anson
John Rentschler
Marela Stepanek
Barb Barrie
Triple W
Eam Bane
Felt Forum Bouts Set at Madison Square Garden
Edwin Viruet of New York will meet Sacul Mamby of New York and George Woster of New York will fight Jose Marquex of the Dominican Republic December 3 at Madison Square Garden Fell Forum in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felt Forum
New York
UPI
Edwin Viruet
Sacul Mamby
George Woster
Jose Marquex
Dominican Republic
To Roung Youlg
Madison Square Garden
Scotus Central Catholic Honors 34 Football Monograms
Scotus Central Catholic announces 34 varsity monograms for the 1964 season under Coach Jim Puetz. Thirty four players earned letters including 15 seniors, 12 juniors, and seven sophomores. Standouts: Dan Breck Dan Briggs Frank Mielak Rick Peterson Tom Jicha Steve Abbott Ted Wieser Brians Nadower tal, and Tom Zahawa. The Shamrocks won the National Division title in the conference, with key stats led by Peterson 124 tackles and Briggs 1189 total offense and 54 points. The team posted losses to Lakeview and Omaha Cathedral in postseason play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brians Nad Owertal
Briggs
Ted Wieser
Frank’ Mielak
Tom Zahawa
Dan Brock
Brank Mielak
Dan Begs
Rick Peterson
Tom Dich
Steve Abbott
Dave Korger
Ken Bonk
Larry Mritz
Dave Melliger
Mark Keller
Darold Nosal
Bob Golden
Terry Uyland
Jin Brock
Bob Shonka
Dave Steiner
Joe AcMeekin
Randy Bogus
Steve Wolpert
Fom Reilly
Pudzon Ile Green
Frank Spencers
Dale Heth
Vern Younger
Crossroads champ Shelby tops all conference list
Crossroads standout Shelby leads the all conference picks with four players on offense and defense. Offensive selections include Doug Hopwood and Bob Fletcher with defensive honors going to Bob Glatter and Fletcher. Honorable mentions include Jerome Toester and Steve Geis among others, as final standings list Shelby at 9-0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crossroads
Shelby
Doug Hopwood
Bob Fletcher
Bob Glatter
Fletcher
Bob Hlerwar
Jerry Stewart
Atterse
Ite
Tex
En Doug Hahn
Hardville
Rick Hough
Marquette
Steve Marande
Pumier
Benedict
Clint Peterson
Guy Livi
Dale Young
Hampton
Jim Green
Filoe
McCool Junction
Jeff Jacobsen
Ken Allen
Dan Alberts
Steve Geis
Tom Bulzke
Hordville
Dave Strutebing
Rising City
Ric Person
Ollens
Jerome Toester
Junior
Bob Whitemore
Erry George
Gresham
Terry Walford
Tick Urkesky
Monroe
Rishie City
Hoodville
Bradshaw
Sooners and Huskers Meet in High Stakes Thanksgiving Showdown
Nebraska coach Bob Devaney and Oklahoma’s Chuck Fairbanks, former mentor and pupil, prepare for a nationally televised clash on Thanksgiving Day. Both teams trail No. 1 Nebraska and No. 2 Oklahoma in a bid to showcase their power, with Devaney wary of Fairbanks’s potent wishbone offense as Nebraska faces Alabama in the Orange Bowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska
Don Bryant
Cornhuskers
Oklahoma
Bryant
Bob Devaney
Chuck Fairbanks
Teama
Devaney
Fairbank
Fairbanks
Coati
Michigan State University
Alabama
Jerry Krocker Leads 20th Century Bowling Standings
Jerry Krocker tops the 20th Century League at Boulevard Lanes with a 213 game and 802 series. Hiway 3 Tavern rolled an 848 game and Gibson's a 2424 series. Marty Kresha and Dave Puprocki posted 200 and 2M games respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derry Krocker
Boulevard Lanes
Hiway
Tavern
Gibson’s
Marty Kresha
Dave Puprocki
Columbus
Atreamliner
Edie Oghs
Janet
Kirst National Bank
Wallie’s
Juan Brase
Louisiana Tech to face Eastern Michigan in Pioneer Bowl
Louisiana Tech, tied for the Southland Conference lead at 8-2, accepted an invitation to play Eastern Michigan in the Pioneer Bowl on December 1 in Wichita Falls, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruston
UPI
Louisiana Tech
Eastern Michigan
Wichita Falls
Tex
Genoa eyeing repeat as District champions in 7L-72 season
Genoa coach Byron Sutton seeks three new starters after last season’s district title. Key graduates include Fred Carnahan 17 PPG all conference, Bill Berlin 233 rebounds, and John Street strong defender. Returning include Koziol 61 and Fisher 62, each about 12 PPG, plus several lettermen. Schedule features December through February games and a Holiday Tournament at David City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senda
Genoa
Byron Sutton
Orioles
Fred Carnahan
Bill Berlin
John Street
Predim Koziol
Clay Bisher
Tun Koziol
Silver Creek
Clarks
Milford
Osceola
Humphrey
Francis
Rowman Grove
Jim Schwartz Tops Thunderbolt League at Boulevard Lanes
Jim Schwartz leads the Thunderbolt League at Boulevard Lanes with a 232 game as BC Construction tops team standings with a 921 single and 2,663 series. Spearheading event leaders include Jo Sokol 258 and Elaine Mossman 618, while Rusty Hebels claim 823 and 2,351 for Rusty’s Hebels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Schwartz
Boulevard Lanes
BC Construction
Gayle Mueller
Lowell Brock
Richard Robak
Emil Staroscik
Adam Tarcson
Jack Sokol
Ken Alt
Pete Weiser
Bill Kirtenbach
Derry Paprocki
Schwarlé
Chuck Kurtenbach
Jo Sokol
Elaine Mossman
Rusty
Hebels
Marlene Becher
Mary Ann Lehr
Helen Campbell
Gene Iverson
Joe Terup
Sal
Sue Is
Russ
Wippers
George Davidshofer
Turyp
Local quintet leads opening weekend of Platte Valley Bowling
Leonhard Conoco quintet of Columbus posts a scratch 2715 and 3072 total in the first weekend of the 20th Men's Platte Valley Tournament at Columbus Bowl. P and F Farm Supply of O'Neill sits second with 3012, followed by Columbus Bowl Classic League and others. Doubles leaders are Ray Christensen and Galen Anderson of Randolph with 1202 scratch and 1343 total. singles leader Gary Badie of Columbus scores 639 and 686 with handicap. Tournament continues four more weekends, contact Harry Carlson at the Bowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonhard Conoco
Columbus
Ping
P and F
O'Neill
Stanley Drugs
Pierce
Ray Christensen
Galen Anderson
Randolph
Harry Greenlee
Guy Anderson
Pierce Trail
Harry Carlson
Jim Becher
Ton Broz
Duviar Hollman
Crete
Bob Erickson
Don Quick
Central City
Gary Badie
Gary Bock
Paul Davison
Fairhill
Pat Burks
Erickson
Badie
Christensen
Carlson
Nxt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Romlessee
Kentucky
Rockets
Kent State
North Carolina
Tront Eaily
Paul Ernst
Major Nanple
Oklahoma O
Verlainly
Jin
Major
Oregon
NU Squad
Hiic Husker
Towan
Huskers
Amundson
Kansas City
George Amundson
John Ee
St. Francis
Dick Fischer
Jerry Classen
Bard
Jim Kessler
Vuard
Kevin Pfeifer
Ae Werd
Harvard
Demars
Michigan Falls
George
the Telegram
Washington
Pat Fischer
Redskins
Dallas Cowboys
Dallas
Klahonor
Tevaney
Elav
Norman
Okla
Owen Field
Nusker Maebo
Carl Joe Why
Terry Agge
Ani
Johnson
al Austin
Devaney Salt
By Dave Condreay
Favore Tkhom
Ofaha Northwest
Vid Aquinas
Tim Mark
Wayne Wetgen
Dale Brucker
Aul Janwiek
Steve McWilliams
On Hastings
Dwight Loseke
Jon Helns
Clete Pillen
Stattebien
Ovat
Ikings
Varda
Badje-Egger
Scotus Central Catholic
Feom
Staumbles
Aris
Hay Aitelak
Zabawy
Lees
D. Urock
Dieliiger
Vas
Zaluewa
Queink
Jake
D. Brock
D. Prigge
Mietok
Hanks
Cerry
Meltzer
Schray R. Brig
Tirock
Jerry Krocker
Tod
S&h
27Th Ave
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!