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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1972

Page

5

Oklahoma Surges To 17 14 Victory Over Nebraska

Oklahoma overcame a 14 point first half deficit to defeat Nebraska 17 to 14 on Thanksgiving Day. Fulcher kicked a 41 yard field goal after two earlier misses sealing the win as Oklahoma improves to 9-1 in the Big Eight, while Nebraska falls to 8-2-1. Coach Fairbanks praised his team, noting Owens stepped up with five receptions for 108 yards.

Lincoln Neb Oke Yahgina Nebraska Ishowdolyn Sooners Ek Fulcher Memorial Stadium Bob Devaney Sopuer Dave Robertson Tinker Owers Steve Owens Robertson Andy Fulcher Oklahoma Chuck Fairbanks Owens John Carroll Fairbanks Byard Olivens Devaney Iowa State Oklahoma State Kansas Missouri Dallas Dave Wikcox Vanderbundt Wilcox Craig Morton Spurrier John Brodie Ted Kowalick Morton Roger Staubach

Michigan and Ohio State set clash for Big Ten title

No. 3 Michigan at 10-0 travels to Columbus to face Ohio State in a showdown that will decide the Big Ten championship and Rose Bowl representative to Pasadena if either side wins or ties. Oklahoma also won to avenge Nebraska loss as Texas dominated Texas A&M in the Turkey Day slate. USC and Alabama idle this weekend ahead of next Saturday rematches.

Alex Sachare Associated Press Tiven Lincoln Neb Oklahoma Sooners Nebraska Cornhuskers Columbus Ohio Michigan Ohio State Jay Southern Cal Ihbat Bo Schembechler Oqhin Stata Wolverines Buckeyes Pasadena Nebraska Norman Okla Cornhuskers Texas Texas A&m Alan Lowry Longhorns Lowry Jimmy Moore Julius Whittier Moore Mickey Doyle Frank Anderson Lif Utah State Weber State Quantico Marines Xavier USC Alabama Notre Dame Crimson Auburn

Armory Hosts Family Y Youth Basketball at Armory

The National Guard Armory will host Columbus Family basketball league games for seventh and eighth graders each Monday night to ease gym crowding. Y membership rose from about 1100 in 1969 to nearly 2600 by October, spurring this shared use with National Guard officials and Ken Newmeana Tom Shunk praising cooperation. Other activities at the Armory include a Junior Rifle Club on Wednesday, a Senior Club on Thursday, and Pioneer League practices.

Pawnily National Guard Armory Columbus Family National Guard Mikee Ken Newmeana Tom Shunk Thursda Pioneer League

Scoring Burst at Boulevard Lanes in Centennial League

Eighteen hundred games and four 600 series were rolled at Boulevard Lanes in the Centennial League. Leon Miller led the Pick with a 240, while Mike Evans had a 645 threesome. Other notable scores included Harald Kramsland 635, Randy Kramland 63, Bob Armberger 228, and Ken Zutkoski 208. Deane's Diner posted a 995 game and Brown Derby posters a 2802 series. Jake led with 839 and 1553 in pin counts.

Boulevard Lanes Leon Miller Mike Evans Miller Harald Kramsland Randy Kramland Gary Muth J. Karnick Bob Armberger Joe Topil Dutch Cermak Ken Zutkoski Jerry Kroker Evans Sue Faprocki Cindy Nadrehal Ed Zywiec Barb Kula

Clarkson Red Devils Hoop Team Names 1972 73 Lineup

Clarkson High School announces a 1972 73 basketball roster with three year lettermen Jesse Kucera and Chuck Roggenstein joining 6 5 center and 6 guard respectively alongside sophomore Steve Navrkal 6 2 forward Curtis Svik and other returnees. Coach Ron Oswald notes limited returning experience and aims to improve outside shooting and defense while facing a tough schedule including Mid-State Tourney at Dodge and district play.

Clarkson Jesse Kucera Chuck Rogenstein Clarks Kucera Roggenstein Steve Navrkal Curtis Svik Alden Vodehnat Roger Haisl Calvin Musil Jim Travnicek Gary Navrkal Terry Masing Ron Oswald Clarkson Red Devils Battle Creek Stanton Newman Grove Humphrey St. Francis Howells Scribner Leigh Elgin Pope John Valley Norfolk Catholic Dodge Howell Snyder West Point Murmphrey

Maroon hopes high in swim competition

Columbus High swim team aims for more records after a seven win season. Senior captains Ed Johansen and Jom Wright lead a strong roster with ten lettermen and key sophomores, chasing multiple district marks while coping with injuries and disciplinary absences. The Discoverers open at home versus Northeast on December 1.

Ed Johansen John Wright Columbus High Jom Wright Jeff Degn Brooke Pierson Ted Kyster Tom Kluever Ron Ziola Mike Nyffeler Wayne Woltz Doug Marsh Pintsan Johansen Nega Wright Ziola Kysler Gilives Tives Wold CHS Kyster Kluever Randy Schaefer Nyffeler Dan O'Donnell

Huskers open basketball season in Big Eight action

Kansas City AP reports Nebraska Cornhuskers begin the 1969 70 season hosting North Texas State in Lincoln as Missouri Oklahoma State also debut on their home floors. Missouri hosts Ohio University while Oklahoma State meets Northwest Missouri State with many returning stars and key newcomers shaping the lineups.

Kansas City Nebraska Cornhuskers North Texas State Lincoln Missouri Oklahoma State Kansas State Wildcats Ohio University Cowboys Northwest Missouri State Oklahoma Indiana State

Reserves key to success at Lindsay school

Lindsay Holy Family cage team will rely on a reserve squad that posted 19 wins and 8 losses last season led by Gary Herchenbach a lone starter from an 8 1 season. The lineup features Dan Korus Tim Korus Roy Schumacher Terry Oberhauser and others with noted juniors John Gasper Dean Groenenthal Terry Korth Gary Schumacher. Coach Ted Hillman notes Newman Grove is improving and lists a busy schedule through February including the Mid State Conference tourney at Dodge and several games against local opponents.

Lindsay Dean Groenenthal Terry Korth Gary Schumacher Ted Hillman Pope John Newman Grove Bulldogs Humphrey St. Francis Monres Elkhorn Valley Humphrey High Clarkson St. Francia Hliday Toumey Spalding Academy Petersburg St. Edward Battle Creek Norfolk Catholic Elgin Stanton Dodge Cedar Rapids

Record price for standard bred horse in 1971

Ohio cosmetics executive Vernon Godineaur paid a then record 210,090 dollars for Good Tumor Man, a standard bred feasting horse, in 1971.

Ohio Cosmetics Vernon Godineaur

Redskins Clinch NFC East Lead With Thanksgiving Win

Washington defeated Dallas 31-10 as San Francisco beat Dallas in a Thanksgiving showcase. Spurrier starred for the 49ers in a convincing win over the Cowboys, while Detroit topped the Jets 37-20. The Redskins moved closer to securing home-field advantage in the NFC East.

Dallas George Ablen J Washington San Francisco Pallas 49Ers Los Angeles Redskins Cowboys Detroit Greg Landry Lions New York Landry Joe Namath Altie Taylor John Higgins Chiff McClain Jets Taylor Charlie Weaver A. Namath Sui” Francisco Skip Vanderbundt Steve Spurrier Wess Dick_ Nolan Jandry Texas Stadium

UCLA seeks 46th straight win to open season

The UCLA Bruins, defending national champions coached by Johnny Wooden, aim for their 46th consecutive victory. They open at home Saturday night against Wisconsin in the Big Ten opener, as propped by an Associated Press preseason poll. A Badger upset would echo Houston’s famed 71–69 upset years ago.

Associated ‘Press Ucla Bruins Associated Press Johnny Wooden Wisconsin Badgers Houston

Nine Lettermen Lead Albion High Basketball Team

Albion High School announces nine lettermen and Coach Gary Kruse for the basketball season. Veterans include Rosenbaum and Karges with Johnson the lone junior. other varsity players are Wheeler Micek Matausek Shepherd Kunzman and more. Schedule lists Dec games through Feb with nonleague and tournament dates.

Albion Albion High School Gary Kruse Cardinals Dave Rosenbaum Bruce Karges Kevin Lingren Ff Lolin Kris Mortenson Rita Smith Tha Morris Dave Speigle Steve Johnson Gale Wheeler Bob Micek Mark Matausek Kurt Shepherd Doug Kunzman Cooch Kruse Schuyler Fullerton Ab ‘Aurora Madison York Holida Tourney Neligh Columbus Lakeview Cairo Centura Ord Crete Seward Central City St. Paul David City Pierce

Humphrey High Announces 1972-73 Basketball Roster

Humphrey High School unveils its 1972-73 boys basketball roster led by seniors Kevin Brandt 6-4 center Bob Stuls and junior Fon Grelsen 5-11 guards with sophomore Ted Preister 6-3 forward competing for a starting berth. Coach Charles Farber cites height and speed while noting the team must show desire in upcoming schedule including holiday tourney and district play.

Awtumphrey Humphrey High School Kevin Brandt Bob Stuls Fon Grelsen Ted Preister Charles Farber Humphrey Leigh Battle Creek Snyder Lindsay Holy Family Elgin Dodge Petersburg Francis Holiday Tourney Howells

Engel Leads Cornhusker League High Game And Series

George Engel posted a 244 high game and 625 series in the Cornhusker League at Columbus Bowl with 215 and 166 fills. Harry Carlson added 648 on 237 176 235, Don Gablenz 610 with 206 179 225, Creighton Anderson 631 on 194 232 205. Other 200s included Kolbosh 204 214, Karl Bensen 24, Charlie Jasper, Fred Leonhard 233, Harold Dey 210, Ervin Paben 222, Lonnie Karel 228, Gene Cole 200, Al Kuta 27. Micck Construction 926 and Yankee Clippers 2700. In Coffee Cup Ani Puckett 212 high game and 572 series. Verona Schoepf 501. Piguy Saucers 494. Coffettes 1368 series.

George Engel Columbus Bowl Harry Carlson Don Gablenz Creighton Anderson Kolbush Karl Bensen Charlie Jasper Fred Leonhard Harold Dey Ervin Paben Lonnie Karel Gene Cole al Kuta Micck Construction Company Yankee Clippers Ani Puckett Verona Schoepf Piguy Saucers Coffettes

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