Nixon pep talk stirs Redskins playoff hopes amid injuries
Pro football notes from Vito Stelling report Washington TV visit by President Nixon sparks talk of a playoff push as the Redskins face the Eagles in Philadelphia. Jurgensen's health, Kilmer's late-season struggles, and Dempsey's Eagles addition frame a tight NFC East race with Namath possibly set to debut for the Jets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vito Stelling
Nixon
Dallas Cowboys
Dallas
Los Angeles
Rams
Washington
New York
Jets
Giants
St. Louis
Eagles
Redskins
Philadelphia
Allen
Sonny Durgensen
Bill Kilner
Jurgensen
Kilmer
Ular
Philadel Heb
F Fom
Dempsey
New Orleans
Baltimore
Oakland
Atlanta
Minnesota
Green Bay
Milwaukee
San Francisco
New York Jets
Denver
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Houston
New England
Buffalo
New York Giants
San Diego
Cincinnati
Namath
San Francisco Jets
Ts Angel Rams
Joe Namath
Shea Stadium
Kansas City
Trie Colg
Miani
Knicks win sixth in row without Reed at Celtics
The New York Knicks roll past Boston 164-109 to extend a six game win streak without Willis Reed. Walt Frazier leads with 28 points, 12 rebounds, while Jerry Lucas 20 rebounds and Dave DeBusschere 23 points fuel the attack as Linas notes the team adjusted to Reed's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Knicks
Willis
Boston Gardens
Celtics
New York
Reed
Boston
Ay Ater
Los Angeles
Detroit
Milwaukee
Portland
Atlanta
Chicago
Golden State
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Austin Carr
Cavs
Knicks
Walt Frazier
Jerry Luras
Dave DeBusschere
Linas
Red Holzman
Platte Raiders Rout Northeastern In Preseason Tourney
North Platte and Platte College opened with a 2649 win as Platte doubled Northeastern in the Nebraska Junior College Conference preseason tournament. Notable players included Dave Stafford scoring 24 and Dave Kneath with 25 as Platte rallied late to secure the big victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meccook
Blackhawks
Columbus
Maral Lyles
Harrisburg
Mike Waoany
Jack Wesalowski
Ralph “Tints
Postman
Seatus
Yankton College Beats JFK 89-83 in Tight Victory
Yankton College defeated John P. Kennedy of Wahno 89-83 as Tom Bentyewater and Ralph Taylor led with combined four points. Kennedy's Green topped the game with 31, Kirk Josephson added 11 for JFK. Yankton outshot from the line, sinking 27 of 36 free throws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton, S.D
UPI
Tom Bentyewater
Ralph Taylor
Yankton College
John P. Kennedy
Wahno
Yankton
JFK
Bridgewater
Taylor
Kennedy
Vnce Green
Kirk Josephson
Flyers lose top scorer Nolet to shoulder injury
Philadelphia hockey notes that Simon Nolet, 26, is out one week to ten days with a pulled shoulder muscle after sustaining the injury in a game against the Boston Bruins last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Flyers
National Hockey League
Simon Nolet
Nolet
Heston Firuins
Key To The Mint Wins Remsen Stakes At Aqueduct
Key To The Mint, last seen third to Riva Ridge, returned in top form to win the $25,950 Remsen Stakes for 2yearolds at Aqueduct by a half length over Cosmic. Traffic Cop was third, and Tigerian won at Laurel while Intensifica captured the Liberty Bell feature. Gould bettered her world record in the women's 200 meter freestyle in Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Key To the Mint
Riva Ridge Wo
Aqueduct
Gravstarkey Bridge
Upos
Cosmic
Traffic Cop O
Key To ‘Mae Mint
Traffic Cop
Tigerian
Laurel
Liberty Bell Intensitiva
McLendon Leads By One At Heritage Classic
In Hilton Head the Heritage Classic sees Mac McLendon top the field after a Friday two under par 70s and a two day total of 198, holding a one stroke edge over Bob Lunn and two over Jack Nicklaus as Trevino and Palmer chase the leaders at Harbour Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac McLendon
Mac
Birmingham
Ala
McLendon
Bob Lunn
Smith
Vieloy
Magnolia Classical
Marhour Town
Geo
Louisiana State
Lee Trevino
Neur Ulisas Rays
Trevina
Irwin
U.S
Trevino
Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Agather
Palmer
Tale Irvin
Frank Beard
Gay Brewer
Rod Carl
Lunn
Jack Lewis
Lewis
Tab Goalby
Sifford Sets Course Record At Sea Pines Open
Charlie Sifford, 49, fired a 64 62 to tie Paul Moran for the lead at 207 in the Satellite Golf Tour Sea Pines Open near the Heritage Classic. Moran’s six stroke midway lead collapsed after Sifford’s record round, with Dent and a trio of Transext Rhyan and Refram within five strokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thlton Tba
UPI
Charlie Sifford
Siffor
Paul Mayan
Moran
Sifford
Dent
Peter Transext
Dick Rhyan
Dean Refram
Oklahoma City tops Omaha in Central Hockey League game
Oklahoma City defeated Omaha 3 to 1 as three goals came in the third period. Tom Williams scored Omaha’s lone goal in the second period. The Knights travel to Kansas City to face the Blues, then host Kansas City at Al-Sar-Ben on Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklamaia City
UPI
Oklahoma City
Omaha Knights
Tom Williams
Omaha
Kansas City
Blues
Kansag City
Knights
Al-Sar-Ben
Rodgers Harper and Glover named to NEA All American squad
NEA releases 197 college All American Football Team highlighting Auburn pair Sullivan and Beasley on offense with Marinaro of Cornell as a star back. Nebraska’s Harper and Glover anchor defense alongside multiple standouts from Notre Dame Texas and California in the 22 player first unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodgers
Harper
Glover
NEA
Jacobson
NEW York
Auburn
Pat Sullivan
Terry Reasle
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Gus Dorais
Kotte Rockne
Sullivan
Beasley
Red Grange
Steve Owens
Ed Marinaro
Cornell
Marinaro
Iro
Aga
Owens
Greg Truitt
Oklahoma
Bobby Moore
Oregon
Clarence Ellis
Notre Dame
Mel Long
Toledo
Johnny Rodgers
Nebraska
Jerry Sisemore
Texas
Pruitt
Willie Harper
Rich Glover
Pllis
Walt Patulskis
Michigan
New titles to present and former champs
The American Road Race of Champions opened its second day in Gainesville with national and former champions in action. Randy Canfield reclaimed the TV Production crown in an Austin-Healey Sprite, while Tom Davey retained the Super Vee title. Multiple class winners followed, including Marshall Mayer in G Production and Stephenson in Sports Racing, as 400 drivers compete under cloudy skies at the Atlanta Course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Randy Cinfield
Chevy Chase
Tom Davey
Peanty
Calif
Jim Harrell
Tecumseh, Mich
ATRC
Eric Kerman
Hempstead
Stephenson
Davey
John Zeitler
Stamford
South African Leads After First Round on Tour
Jonannesburg now hosts the South African PGA Tour where Dom Gammon of Rhodesia trails Jonann Du Toit by one stroke. Du Toit, who shot a Friday round, holds a slim advantage entering the final round amid tight scoring and clear competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonannesburg
UPL
le du Toit
South Africa
Dom Gammon
Rhodesia
du Toit
Unclear high school basketball schedules and results
Fragmented OCR lists various teams and dates across multiple districts. The record shows basketball schedules for COLLET COLLEGE, NORTHERN areas, and several Nebraska towns with dates in December and January, including Papillion, Fremont, Norfolk, Grand Island, Wilburt, and others, with numerous mismatched spellings.
Columbus High to join new district in 1973 basketball season
Columbus High School will compete in a new Nebraska School Activities Association district for March 1973, sharing state tourney ambitions with Grand Island Hastings and Beatrice. Athletic Director Dennis Van Fossen notes CMS missed hosting the district or tournament as alignment shifts move Columbus Scotus into a changed lineup alongside Lakeview facing Ashland and other central Nebraska schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska School Activities Association
Columbus High
Discoverers
Grand Island
Hastings
Beatrice
Dennis van Fossen
CMS
Columbus
Nerfolk
Fremont
South
Sioux City
Creighton Prep
Alliance
Sother Omaha
Northwest
Columbus Scotus
Amt
Lakeview
Ashland
Central Cy
David City Uinas
Hooper
Logan View
Supe
Wahoo
Nebraska NEBRASKAland Calendar of Color 1972 release
The Game and Parks Commission announces the 1972 NEBRASKAland Calendar of Color highlighting Nebraska scenery wildlife and outdoor recreation. Features include solar photos deer in snow, a fishing scene, duck guide, sunrise and moon data, and holiday marks. Available at newsstands or by mail for $1 plus tax. mailing adds 45 cents for first class. Orders to NEBRASKAland Calendar of Color P O Box 30370 Lincoln NE 68503.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wincoln
Nebhaskalant
Game and Parks Commission
Nebraska National Forest
Nebraska
Nebraskaland
Farway
Nebraskaland Calendar of
P.O
Lincoln
Neb
Scores at Boulevard Lanes Highlight Thunderball and Speed Queen Leaders
Dennis Kuilton led Thunderball against Boulevard Canes with a 236 game and 637 series. Sahara Lowhge and Fern Yanors posted a 930 single and 2632 overall. Other top bowlers included J Thode 211 and Jim Swartz 224, with Speed Queen leaders Marlene Bechur and Elaine Mossman posting strong 534 sets. Additional 606 series by Lochers Kula and Ann Brawlt accompanied by Becher and Mimick high marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Kuilton
Agaest
Sahara Lowhge
Fern Yanors
J Thode
Bil Kurtenbach
Loren Weljen
Kudran
Stareschk
Lloyd Brast
Jim Swartz
Les Wardemar
Harry Laudenklos
Marlene Bechur
Fran Kuta
Elaine Mossman
Mossman
Deano
Kula
Ann Brawlt
Becher
Yvonne Mimick
NU congratulated by Mayor Yorty
Nebraska football coach Bob Devaney received a telegram of congratulations from Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty praising the Cornhuskers 35-31 win over Oklahoma. Yorty lauded the team as the finest in his life and recalled former stars. Devaney was not present to receive it as he traveled to Miami for Orange Bowl arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancoln
UPD
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty Hag
Nebraska
Rob Devaney
Cornhuskers
Oklahoma
Nebraska Allo
Devaney
Lincoln
Miami
Mabsma
Ile
Also Mentioned on This Page
Doston
Yratte
Biteferuigh
Nelson
Wesalous
Tintas
Hans
Wozny
Stattora
Cooper Isles
Shaw
Gould
Sydney
Shane Gould
N.Y
Eddie Belmonte
Mike Taylor
Reginald MelKtenzie
John Vella
Southern California
Royce Smith
Georgia
Ohio State
Tom Deleone
Bobby Majors
Ellis
Craig Clemons
Iowa
Clemons
Sherman White
California
Charlie Zspice
Penn State
Dave Chaney
San Jose
State
Riley
Dams
Mike Siani
Villanova
Dave Joyner
Larry Jacobson
Gordon Gravelle
Brigham Young
Tom Luken
Purdue
Dave Dalby
WWCLA
Jack Mildren
Lydall Mitchell
Fenn State
Eric —_Alllen
Michigan State
Johnny Musso
Alabama
Robin Parkhouse
Heroh Orvis
Colorado
Pete Lazetich
Stanford
Ron Curl
Ron Estag
Isa
Jackie Walker
Tennessee
Ralph Cindrich
Windland Hell
Arizona State
Eric Hutchinson
Northwestern
Willis Buchanan
San Diego State
Ralph McGill
Tulsa
Narrel
Meyer
Canfield
Cage
Phate Collet
Colombns Hian
Gils
On Dees
Millard Dee
Papillion Tapolly Ggill
Lapillion Dee
Papilllon
Ib Grand Tslatnt Seutetee San
Fremont Tan
Lincath Bien
Prenat
Norfolk Babh
Bat Gagha
Northbest Bed
Wrrinik
Oval
Denson
Gonannns
Sofiniwues Seatus
Freamont Ra Team
Sentus
Norfolk
Pecikonb Bo
Alastinus Bella — Epkurter Reb
Grand Island Fe
Michael
David City
Aquiias Dee
Grusd Taland
Aiastines
Sue
Norfolk Cathalls
Sadia Metso
Jn Holy Nain Seradit Catholic
Laxeview Inch
Lee
Deeéols Bre
Eopan-View
Wavus II
Ay Howells
Wisner Hotidag Deety Hee
Wiener
Alloaea
North Bend
Leigh
Davia
Cutumbos Solis
Arbngts
Pete
Ate, Miebse
Afaviingtuy Gatholis
New District
Yorty
Hamm
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!