Stowe Breaks Through as Dolphins Rout Cardinals 31 10
Stowe caught two touchdowns beating St. Louis as Miami, with Warfield sidelined, rolled to a 31 10 victory. Morrall connected on a 49 yard pass and a 2 yard TD to Del Gaizo as Miami stayed undefeated and eyed the 1942 Bears mark with games pending against New England, New York and Baltimore.
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Wahoo bowler leads tourney in all events
Tony Davis of Wahoo tops the Platte Valley Tournament at Columbus Bowl with 1,827 scratch in all events including 015 in singles 7 in doubles and 605 in team. Close runner-up 1,808 by Shorty Schroeder Grand Island with 628 in doubles 62 in singles and 561 in team.
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Fambrough would consider AD post
Kansas football coach Don Fambrough said he would consider becoming athletic director if offered. He spoke by phone from Lawrence during a Big Eight briefing session, noting he is interested but not pursuing the job. The Kansas AD post is vacant after Wade Simpson’s resignation.
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Rodgers Defends Heisman Bid Amid Controversy
Nebraska star Johnny Rodgers, two time All American, responds to criticism from columnist Dick Young and readers. He says voting should honor football skill, not character arguments, and defends his Heisman candidacy despite off field issues and public scrutiny.
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Rodgers Faces Heisman Talk Amid Off Field Questions
The interview recalls the player’s stance on eligibility and public perception. He cites Oklahoma’s Greg Pruitt as a leading rival and defends himself against a single past mistake at age 21. He defines bad character as repeated trouble and stresses his own late-season behavior.
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From Omaha Ghetto to Heisman Hopeful Player
A troubled background shapes a standout athlete who grew up in Omaha, faced poverty and segregation, dealt with police scrutiny and a marijuana case, and still pursues college and the Heisman while overcoming doubt from family and community. He hopes to leave his troubled environment for education and football glory.
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Nebraska Ranked Eighth in AP Top Twenty This Week
The Associated Press list shows Nebraska Ohio State and Penn State in the top ten with varying records. Oklahoma and Alabama hold early high placements while Notre Dame LSU and Tennessee appear in the extended poll with several teams receiving votes.
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Platte Valley bowling leads with 635 set by Cox at Columbus Bowl
Cox paced Platte Valley with a 635 including a high 237 game and 193 and 205 series for the top mark at Columbus Bowl. Don Struebing added 62 with four nearby 221s, while Jim Inglin posted 215 and Darrell Janssen 204. Horacek Insurance led team scoring with a 923 game and 2,701 total. Women's Classic sees Ryba and Leonhard sharing high games while Marshall-Nelson and Team Shooting post top totals in their leagues.
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Howells Bobcats poised with 10 lettermen this season
Coach Jim Morrison leads the Howells Bobcats with 10 returning lettermen from a 21 2 record. Key seniors include Steve Baumert Al Blum Larry Jakubowski Had Kalisek LaVern Lodi Bob Hkittorf Rich Beling Dave Prusa Tom Ritadorf. Schedule runs Dec 1 Stanton through Feb 59 Snyder including Howells Holiday Tourney and Mid State Conference Tourney at Dodge.
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Street League Bowling Leaders Named at Boulevard Lanes
Janet Sehuele posted a sit fame and a 104 series to lead individual scoring in the Streamliner League at Boulevard Lanes. Team honors went to Louie’s Restaurant with a 77L game and First National Bank and Trust with a 2203 trio, while Io the 20th Century League saw J Murphy 205 and Lynn Nite 248. Bruckner had 202 and Rich Preister 410 split. Sue Bee Honey led teams with 797 and North American Van at 2194. Craig Brestel shot 197 and 585 for boys. Sule Paprovki led Israel with 158 and 373 for the girls.
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Columbus High Schedules in Winter Meet Plans
Athletic calendar lists swimming meets with Lincoln Northwest Fremont Hastings and Columbus Relays plus Grand Island Norfolk Millard and Apollo and Big Ten Conference matches. Wrestling opens December with Kearney Fremont Ralston Lincoln High and Grand Island, while sophomore basketball travels to Senius Norfolk Hastings Scotus and Grand Island with February showdowns.
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Sports calendar for this week
Schedule lists games from Tuesday to Saturday with matchups at multiple venues including Highland Kaw Northeastern Columbus Mt Michael Osceola Lakeview York Platte Kearney and Osceola. Highlights include basketball plate events and invitational games across several towns.
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Young Monarchs Open Season At Aquinas
David City Aquinas fields a young squad with eight returning lettermen led by 6-3 junior Rich Gillespie. Scholz, Miriovsky and Behrns vie for key spots as coach Kerkiman notes defensive gaps yet expects outside shooting. Scholz injures knee sidelining 6 to 8 weeks. last season he scored over 100 points.
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College basketball results roundup by East and Midwest teams
East results show Lehigh loss to East Stroudsburg 63 08 and Georgetown 103 61 over William and Mary. Midwest highlights include Ohio State 92 over Wis-Milwaukee and Oklahoma 92 64 over Indiana State. Other scores span Houston 104 South Mississippi 77 and Notre Dame 88 63 versus Australian Nails.
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Hunting Notes and Winter Baseball Trade Talk
Pheasant hunting is slow due to high birds and thick cover while waterfowl shooting remains decent in the past week. In baseball Hawaii hosts the winter meeting with talk of a big trade for Steve Carlton and other high profile moves from Red Sox and San Diego. Nebraska faces Notre Dame in a key autumn battle after a loss to Oklahoma with Notre Dame’s attack and USC looming.
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All-State football team named by AP in Nebraska
The AP All-State team includes soph Om a Benson standout Robert Bass the smallest All-State winner at 5 4 140 pounds and Jeff Jurgens from North Platte among backfield selections. Repeat selections Steven Fangeman Omaha South and Gordie Winter Norfolk return as end and guard respectively with others from Lincoln East Lincoln Northeast Omaha Rummel Bellevue and more.
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Johnny Miller Wins Heritage Classic In Rain Delayed Finish
Johnny Miller led from the start and shot a 70 aided by a tree bounce to win the Heritage Classic by one stroke in a rain delayed final round held at Hilton Head Island. The event carried a purse of 125000 dollars.
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Genoa Orioles Feature Seven Veterans In Openers
Genoa faces St Edward Friday to start the 1972 73 season with seven veterans in the lineup led by Chay Fisher. Key returnees include Bill Morris Doug Olson and Ric Swanson with depth from Leroy Hinkel Jim Street and Jack Ramaekers. Coach Byron Sutton says a stronger front line and improved defense are expected as the schedule lists multiple December and January road and home games.
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Rodgers named player of year at Walter Camp awards
NEW RAVEN Conn AP University of Nebraska wide receiver Johmny Rodgers was named player of the year by the Walter Camp Football Foundation. The announcement accompanied the selection of the 22 Walter Camp All-America team members. Two Nebraska players Willie Harper and Rich Glover also repeaters. The All-America team includes Oklahoma stars Greg Vrutt and Tom Brahaney. The honorees will be honored at a reception January 27, 1973 at Yale University.
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Lincoln bowler takes early lead in PBC event
Lincoln rookie Bill Straub from Lincoln Nebraska opened with a high scoring 240 per game to grab the first round lead in the 65000 dollar Professional Bowlers Championship in Rochester New York.
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Prep grid playoff plan revealed in Nebraska
A proposed high school football playoff plan from the Nebraska Coaches Association outlines a 1974 start with eight classes including eight man. Participation requires seven regular season games, and a nine to twelve weekend schedule structures state championships. Class A would crown a champion from six conferences plus at large qualifiers using a point system.
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Devaney Says Undefeated Seasons Harder To Achieve
Lincoln Nebraska coach Bob Devaney warned that undefeated seasons will be tougher in the rugged Big Eight. He noted future schedules and stronger opponents make perfection unlikely while praising Notre Dame as a desired bowl opponent. Devaney reflected on Nebraska’s 1967 season and his transition to athletic director with Tom Osborne taking over as head coach.
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Yankees Acquire Nettles In Indians Trade
HONOLULU AP The New York Yankees acquired third baseman Craig Nettles and catcher Jerry Moses from the Cleveland Indians in exchange for catcher John Ellis, shortstop Kerry Kenney, and outfielders Charlie Spikes and Rusty Torres.
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Mets trade Agee to Houston in midseason deal
In Honolulu AP report, the New York Mets send center fielder Tommy Agee to the Houston Astros for outfielder Rich Chiles and a yet to be named minor league player. The trade reshapes both clubs' outfield depth and farm system.
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