Platte College routs CNT to take fifth place in conference
Platte College crushed Central Nebraska Tech 77 percent shooting, led by 36 points from Mike Trader and 43 from Greg Hansen as they rolled to a NL rout. Scott Nhomsn of Hastings and Jim Abinsol added double figures while Platte dominated rebounding and free throws. Hastings prepares for Lincoln game with a 469 mile trip ahead.
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Ainenid
Nebraska Alabama in title contest
Nebraska and Alabama prepare for a New Year Orange Bowl showdown as top rankings hinge on the outcome. Nebraska, after a 85-31 win over Oklahoma, faces Alabama which crushed Auburn 70 to 7 and seeks the No. 1 spot. Reaves brokeFlorida’s pass record in Miami added drama to the busy New Year’s lineup with Miami routing Florida 45-16. Army edged Navy 24-25 in a classic renewal while LSU overwhelmed Tulane 31-0 and other bowls and big games defined the day.
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Irwin Wins Meritage Classic After Turbulent Finish
Hale Irwin held a three stroke lead late in the final round at Hilton Head and survived a closing stretch to win the Meritage Classic by one stroke with a 279 total. He finished ahead of Jack Nicklaus and Ralph Beard, with a final birdie burst fading to bogeys to seal the victory.
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Clubs bid for McDowell as draft plans unfold
In Phoenix several clubs including the Dodgers and Tigers bid for pitcher Sinidehh Samy McDowell of the Indians during baseball’s annual meetings. The Mets dropped out as high asking prices limited bids, while Santo of the Cubs drew attention amid talk last year’s Cubs duel with Durocher. The Pirates explored shortstop options as GM chatter highlighted trading and draft uncertainty.
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Pep pills harm athletic performance says sports physician
Dr. Donald L. Cooper told AMA sports medicine leaders that amphetamines do not boost energy for strength and may impair performance. He cited tests in Winnipeg 1967 and later France and Troy showing drug use among top finishers. Cooper, Oklahoma State team physician, warned drugs can be detrimental to athletes rather than improve results.
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Kosch Named to All-Big Eight Team for Second Year
Sport Shorts by Paul Ernst notes Bill Kosch selected to the World-Herald All-Big Eight team for the second straight year. The Nebraska senior, formerly of Searus Star, is praised as a standout runner and blocker with clutch performances in major games. The column also critiques coaching decisions in the Sooners game and comments on the NU band theme at the Turkey Day showdown.
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Cremeans-Tichota win scotch doubles at Boulevard Lanes
Cremeans and Aloria Tiehiota teamed up for a 678 series to win the Sunday night TV scotch doubles at Boulevard Lanes. Runners up were Randy and Judy Krumland with 640, then Jim Irwin and Karen Lusche 623, and John and Dorothy Spradley 506. Individual games crowned Cremeans-Tichota with 251 and 220, and the Krumlonds 219 and 210. A 50 sweepers drawing named John and Dorothy Spradley and Eryle Carlson Gerri Wiese. The Carlgan-Wiese team won the ensuing match game and will appear on the Channel 7 TV show Bowling at Leisure in Omaha.
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Channel 7
Namath Shines With Three Pass TDs In Jets Loss To Forty Niners
Broadway Joe Namath returned to the field for the Jets, throwing three touchdown passes and totaling 258 yards, but San Francisco beat New York 24 21 to seize Western Division lead. Namath admitted to not playing well, while Vic Washington scored twice for the 49ers and John Brodie added a one yard TD sneak.
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Cleveland Cavaliers top 4th straight with 124 120 win
Cleveland coach Bil Fitch smiles as the Cavaliers beat Philadelphia 124 120 for their fourth straight win behind rookie Austin Dure's 31 points. Los Angeles posts 14th straight by defeating Seattle 136 321, while Boston tops Atlanta 130 108 and Phoenix beats Muslan 6 10.
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