Scotus Central Catholic Faces Youthful 1972 73 Basketball Team
Scotus Central Catholic enters the 1972 73 season with two seniors and three lettermen as the core of a young Shamrocks squad. Coach Frank Spencer notes the roster includes 10 juniors and sophomores, with Zabawa Malmstrom and Brock as the only lettermen from last year’s 12 0 campaign. Zabawa leads at guard, Malmstrom brings inside scoring and rebounding, while Brock is a strong rebounder. Newcomers Shonka and Grubaugh have impressed in practice, with Briek assisting. The team prioritizes defense and fundamentals and plans to rotate many players in the early games. Opponents named include Aquinas, Cathedral, and Paul VI, with Aquinas hosting Scotus in the Catholic Conference tourney opener.
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Scotus Central Catholic
Frank Spencer
Tom Zabawa
Mike Malnstrom
Jim Brock
Zabawh
Malmstrom
Sinc
Zabawa
Conard Spencers
Malmstron
Scalus
Brock
Couler
Stamrock Teadmaster
Spencers
Duniers
Kevin Wiekt
Dor Reterman
Omaha Mount
Michael
Wielch
Delerman
Spencer
Spencevi
Danore
David City Aquinas
Cathedral
Paul VI
Scotus
Aquinas
Wahoo Neumann
Shamrocks
McArdie
Brower
Tim Willams
Williams Hag
Sales
Platte
Rogers Brown
Jack Wesolowski
Poss
Bill Bliefernieh
Greg West
Ray Turner
Dan Nollatz
Torczon
Turner
Manbury
Flatte
Stiike
Raider
York
North Plath
Torezor
Wil
Catholic Der. 18 at Omaha Patti Dee. 1W at Catholic Conf
Low detail sports and scheduling items mix with incomplete dates and scattered team names. The readable portion notes a December 18 church derby at Omaha Patti Dee and additional Catholic conference games, alongside scattered January and February dates for multiple teams.
Kansas City Hosts 85th AAU National Convention
More than 1,000 delegates arrive for the weeklong 85th annual Amateur Athletic Union convention in Kansas City. Committee meetings run through Thursday while the AAU board of governors meets Sunday and Saturday. A major issue is whether to rename the group the American Athletic Union as proposed by John T. S. Kelly Jr.
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Kansas City
Amteur Athletic Union
AAU Board of Governors
AAU
Americal Athletic Union
John TS. Kelly Jr
Mixed leagues leaders report high scores at Boulevard lanes
Pred Neemeyer art Tyan Necker tallied 261 games as Gene Iverson led men's high series in the Sunday Night Mixed League at Boulevard lanes. Women's honors went to Ste David shorter with 400 and Marion Hecker 173. Valley View paced team scoring with 637 game and 1,904 total. Val Steiner added 178 and 476. Ralph Steiner led men with 605 and Syd Steiner 220. Team scoring shows S$ & 8 posting a 71 game 1081.
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Pred Neemeyer
Art Tyan Necker
Gene Iverson
Boulevard Lanes
Ste David Shorter
Marion Hecker
Valley View
Val Steiner
Ralph Steiner
Syd Steiner
Redskins clinch playoff spot with Thanksgiving win over Packers
Washington gained the NFL postseason berth as Billy Kilmer threw two TD passes to Elide and Charley Taylor, lifting the Redskins 21 16 over Green Bay. The victory kept Washington atop the NFC East with three games left, tightening the race for the wild card.
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Bruce Lowitt
Associated Press
San Francisco
Washington
George Allen
Redskins
Aunday
Billy Kilmer
Eilide
Green Bay Packers
Dallas
Cowboys
49Ers
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NEC
Cnto
Detroit
Lions
New York Jets
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Wachal Earns Unanimous All-State Honors at Lakeview
Bob Wachal of Lakeview is a unanimous All-State selection in Class B after the Omaha World-Herald released its team. The 62,213-pound senior led Lakeview to a strong season with key blocking, tackling and leadership. Wachal was previously named to the Lincoln Journal Star All-State unit.
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Tesus Cary
Arthur Ashe
Bigge
Miami
Fla
Hebinel
Bob Laitz
Ashe
Ers
Lakeview
Bob Wachl
Omaha World - Herald
Wachal
Lincoln Journal Star
Bowling League Scores Hit By Multiple Bowlers At Columbus Bowl
Orin Stepanek rolled a 646 series with 260 and 646 personal bests in Jack & Dill League action at Columbus Bowl. Bills Anson, Cw Huba, Eldon Clwistensen, Allen Mueller, Tony Hansen and Denny Podany posted notable scores including 293, 210, 233 and 212 while Jed teams and Me, Eynst 21 figures appear in team totals. Bantam and girls divisions saw Jeft Abegglen Jed, Scott Souders and Levi Badje among top scorers with 260 pairs and 150 games as Debbie and Jacatsen Appliance led team marks with 2380.
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Orin Blepanek
Columbus Bowl
Bill Anson
Q Orin
Cw Huba
Eldon Clwistenset
Allen Mueller
Buck
Tony Hansen
Denny Podany
Wayne Trosher
Henry Gates
Charlie Reiermann
Ardean Stone
Don Gablenz
Val Socht
al Dolezal
Fred Leonhard
Gary Badje
Eynst
Doe É
Jeft Abegglen
Jed
Singleton
Scott Souders
Levi Badje
Shaun Haldiman
Ron Braun
Metro Teague
Toyeda
Williams
Debbie
Afes
Jacatsen
Sooners eye Big Eight crown with Saturday showdown
Oklahoma aims to clinch the Big Eight title at home against Oklahoma State after a recent upset by OSU over Iowa State. A win gives the Sooners the conference crown. a tie still leaves Nebraska in contention, while a loss could open the door for the Cornhuskers. Oklahoma State seeks to disrupt and boost its bowl prospects despite the loss to Oklahoma.
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Kansas
Cowboys
Sooners
Fairbanks
Iowa State
Cyclones
Cowboy
Brent Blackman
State
Oklahoma
George Amundson
Keith Krepile
Willie Jones
Nebraska
Miller leads Heritage golf meet in harsh conditions
Johnny Miller surged to a one stroke lead after three rounds of the Meritage Golf Classic at Harbour Town, posting a 21 under par total in 38 degree weather and 30 mph winds. Forrest Ferrar and Tonk Hinkle trailed, while Kerry Heard remained at even par 213.
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Milton Steay Island
Golf” Townament
John Miller
Johnny Miller
Miller
Harbour Towns
New Zealand
Forrest Ferrar
Ton Hinkle
Hind
Ninkle
Merler
Mets
Kerry Heard
Big Eight openers set as Kansas State and Oklahoma host
Kansas State Wildcats defend their title against San Diego State while Oklahoma hosts Indiana State. Iowa State welcomes Chico State, Colorado meets Air Force, and Kansas faces Vanderbilt tonight. Kansas State lists five returnees, Oklahoma relies on youth, with Ted Evans as their lone returning senior. Nebraska, Missouri, and Oklahoma State already played last week. Dr Jerome Brady Holland to be honored by the National Football Foundation in New York on December 5.
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Buffalo
Oakland
Kansas City
New Orleans
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Denver
Giants
Philadelphia
Baltimore
England
Cincinnati
Chicago
San Diego
Houston
Miami
Dolphins
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Chico State
Colorado
Air Force
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Steve Mitchell
Mic Kusnyer
Larry Williams
Beard
Kruger
Sooners
Aracter
Ted Evans
Nebraska
Texas State
Missouri
Ohio
Missouri State
Jerome Brady Holand
Sweden
National Football Foundation
New York
Carnell University
Raiders open regular season at Highland Kaw schedule opens Tuesday night
Platie College starts the 1972-73 NJCAC with a trip to Highland Kansas. Coach Neil Crane enters his sixth season guiding the Scotties with returning lettermen Rusty Smiley Roger Williamson Dana Ilvell and others shaping a veteran lineup. Freshmen Bob Gilbert Terry Boyce join the squad as new board power.
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Platle College
Highland
Kaw
Raiders
Northeastern
Norfeld Court
Neil Crane
Thvey
Rusty Smiley
Scotties
Mimporia
Kane
Roger Williamson
Dana Ilvell
Warrensburg
Hye Army
Tlighland
Bob Adamson
Aliquippa
John Lehne
Chillicothe
Bob Gilbert
Terry Boyce
Scotties Jets
North Platte
Northeastern Blackhawks
York
McCook
Nebraska Tech
Kankakee
John Redmond
Jim Staples
Letterman
Redmond
CNT
Rian Andrews
Wit
Omaha
Steve Elwood
Creighton
Mark
Peterso
Freshioat
Yorkstill
Platte
Gene Verezon
Srphor Love
Hrad McArdie
Frank Brower
Kidi
Thereseason
Brower
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Roger Hartek
Tom Zabana
Bill Showka
Lef
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van Ale Matlestrone
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Dave Zabair
Stusinskien
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