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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1972

Page

4

Columbus High Faces Hard Road as Discoverers Open Season

Columbus High basketball begins with an inexperienced roster under Coach Jack Johnson in a 8 p.m. Apollo Conference opener against Ralston. Led by 6-3 Paul Hall and 6-10 Jon Wagner, the Discoverers aim to improve after a rough preseason while emphasizing shooting, defending, and rebounding.

Columbus High Jack Johnson CHS Dellermen Paul Hall Columbus Potter Discoverers Ralston Tipaif Johnson Paul Jon Wagner Larry Cattau Scott Trotholz Cattau Dave McWillams Lakeview McWilliams Cager Lok Rick Joseph Bob’ Conn Joseph Con Beal Rams Cary Jolson Mike Bunyan Randy Frenragal Maroons Dennis van Fossen Dick Luebbe Scott Trothelz Paul Potter Larry Callan Aneuar Ampatan Columbus High School Opal

White Sox add Henderson and Stone in bold trade spree

In Honolulu AP report, Chicago White Sox acquire Ken Henderson and Steve Stone as Tom Bradley moves to the San Francisco Giants. The three‑team, nine‑hour flurry also reshapes rosters as Chicago boasts a powerful lineup with Dick Allen and Bill Melton. Cardinals add Wayne Granger as Twins part with Larry Isle and John Cumberland. Major League trading buzz swells to 38 players changing uniforms across 14 teams. Commissioner Kuhn unveils a new owners offer to the players association amid lingering bargaining tensions.

Honolulu Tom Bradley San Francisco Giants Ken Henderson Steve Stone Chicago White Sox White Sox Chicago Chuckanner Seid Henderson Lone Bradley Menderson Giants Dick Allen Bill Melton St. Louis Cardinals Wayne Granger Minnesota Twins Twins Larry Isle John Cumberland Batiier Cardinals Tray Busse Bobby Fenwick Skip Jutzke Milt Ramirez Houston Astros New York Yankees Oakland A's Mawie Kuhn Kuhn Task Springs Ask Feague Players Association

Black gridiron stars to be honored at banquet

Omaha AP reports seven black high school football players and four college stars will be honored at the West House Super Star Banquet. Nebraska players John Roders Ile Harper Rich Glover and Chace McWhorter from Omaha are named along with high school standouts Rod Stovall Mike Carter Mike Jultz Andy Strickland J. J. Collins Mike McWhorter and Jim Widmann.

Omaha Neb Tweste House Vsews Johny Roders Ile Harper Rich Glover University of Nebraska Chace McWhorter Nebraska Rod Stovall Belevue Mike Carter Omaha Central Mike Jultz Lincoln Tigh Andy Strickland Rummel J. J. Collins Omaha Tesh Mike McWhorter Jim Widmann

Celtics climb to 18-3 mark in NBA action

The Boston Celtics beat Seattle 120-98 to move to 18-4 in the Atlantic Division after a sloppy second half. John Havlicek led with 22 points while Spencer Haywood scored 20 for Seattle. The Knicks crushed Philadelphia 139-91, dropping the 76ers to 20 losses in 22 games and leaving New York a half game behind Boston in standings. Houston topped Baltimore 102-94 and Milwaukee beat Chicago 105-97 as Kansas City Omaha defeated Portland 110-62 with Nate Archibald scoring 32 for the Kings.

Associated Press Boston Celtics Philadelphia 76Ers Weed Touston Tom Heinsohn Seattle John Havlicek Leston Spencer Jiay- Wood Philadelphia Roy Rubin 69Ers New York Knicks Knicks Boston Celtics Fall Bradley Fred Carter Houston Baltimore Phoenix Atlanta Milwaukee Chicagoi Kansas City-Omaha Portland Marin Otto Moore Balllimore San Antonio Texand Ballimore Rockets Livia Hayes Allanta Connie Hawkins Charlie Scott Loi Hudson Oscar Trobertson Bob Dandridge Chicago Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Garfield Heard Bob Weisseaer Johnnny Green Kansas City Omaha Kings Nate Areti Bald Geoff Petrie

Lineup set for CHS swim dual Friday

Columbus High unveils a 1960s style lineup for the home dual with Lincoln Northeast at 4 p.m. at the Pamily Y Pool. Key events include 200 medley relay with Wright Dovansen Kyster Mola and 400 free relay with Johansen Woldt Bagh Pierson. Record notes cite Woldt 4 404 in 400 free and Kysler 239.15 for six dives.

Columbus High Lincoln Northeast Pamily Y John Wright Eddovansen Ted Kyster Ton Mola Wayne Waldt Brian Miller Imediey Jeff Dega Wright Brooke Person Zlota Kyster Ned Porter Johansen Pierson Zlata Woldt Miller Mark McGhisky Breast Jeff Doug Dega Jeff Bagh Kysler Tom Folsom Medley Yelay Bill Fulton Larry Blekhoff Russ Nyfoler Jahn Walters

Nebraska records striped bass caught at Lake McConaughy

Dixie Akers of Kendall Kansas set a state record with a striped bass weighing 10 pounds 1 ounce at Lake McConaughy on September 29, 1970. The catch was recognized as the new official record by state authorities.

Nabraska Dixie Akers Kendall Kan Lake McConaughy

Signposted landowners curb hunting with $50 tags

Landowners near Wellfleet place $50 signs to deter trespassing hunters. Grant Remus and another owner use the signs not for profit but to prompt permission requests. Despite posts and a few inquiries, several hunters continue to trespass, and deer carcasses were later moved from a pasture.

Dick H. Schaffer Wellfleet Grant Remus Ehimus Remus Nebraska

Hunting Rules and Landowner Access in Nebraska

Nebraska readers learn about trespass penalties, posting standards for written permission signs, and landowner rights. The piece notes required sign dimensions, posting intervals, and the importance of clear contact information, plus commentary on hunter landowner relations and private land ownership affecting hunting access. It includes a Rainbow Mystery about a large trout found at McConaughy Reservoir and a brief regional climate note.

Issu Simmons Nebraska The Game Commission Colorado State University Flordia North America

Cage Districts Set Up for Local Teams

District cage sites announced for Friday夜 action at Midland College with Scotus Lakeview and others listed. Teams include Schuyler David City High David City Aquinas Wahoo Arlington Ashland Columbus High joins A District with Grand Island Beatrice Hastings. Coach Johnson notes seek other site. Platte College tourney set for February with dates 15 20 22 23. District C7 comprises Cedar Rapids Fullerton Genoa Humphrey St Francis Lindsay Holy Family Madison Newman Grove and St Edward.

Focal High Senses Scotus Lakeview Midland College Dales Schuyler David City High David ‘City Aquinas Wahoo Arlington Ashland Columbus High Grand Island Beatrice Hastings Jack Johnson Hastings College Gene’ Toreton Platte College C-7 Cedar Rapids Fullerton Genoa Humphrey St. Francis Lidsay Holy Family Madison Newmeaih Grave St. Edward

Klutman to start for Augustana in Concordia opener

Neil Klutman of Columbus will start for Augustana College when the Lions open at Moorhead against Concordia. The 6-2 guard averaged 10.2 points as a freshman and appeared in all 26 games. Seniors Bill Gross and Sam Milanovich, plus sophomore John Riberouaety, are listed as likely starters. Local fans may note January 9 as the Vikings face Creighton University in Omaha.

Neil Klutman Columbus Augustana College of Lions Falls Concordia Moorhead Minn Columbus High Mel Klein Bill Gross Sam Milanovich John Riberouaety Tepperalioux City Yredhwnin Davor Ru

Leigh opens season with young basketball squad

Leigh opens the 1972 73 season with five lettermen for the 8 p m curtain raiser at Humphrey. Returning seniors are Roger Bruhn Rodney Fuhr and Allen Streighills with juniors Roger Bachman and Dave Machace. Promising sophomores and freshmen boost depth as coach Joe Soppes aims to improve speed hustle and depth despite less experience.

Leigh Leigh Aigh Schral Humphrey Roger Bruhn Rodney Fuhr Allen Streighills Roger Bachman Dave Machace Steve Vicary Rodney Schroeder Ron Groteluschén Ken Urban Jim Luedike Don Wiemer Joe Soppes

Wild windup as Hoople picks Auburn Notre Dame

Major Amos B Hoople projects a weekend of college football shocks with Auburn to upset Alabama and Notre Dame to beat Southern California. The preview lists key matchups and predictions across top games and notes the Hoople System guidance for the season’s finale.

Hoople Auburn Notre ‘Dame Amos B Egad Alabama Southam California Chickasaw Bob Mobile Auburn Tigers Bears Benemit Bear -Bryant Birmingham Tigers Georgia ‘Tech Georgia Bulldogs Oklahoma State Cowboys Sooners Florida Flordia Cators Miami Hurricanes Gators Gainesville Werapill Walsh Rice Baylor Holy Cross Boston College Miami Fla Georgia Georgia Tech Stanford Hawaii Army Navy Oklahoma Orane San Diego State Notre Dame Southern California SMU TCU LSU Tulane Tennessee Vanderbilt Fintenprise’ Assin

Oklahoma State blends fast break with new size under Awbrey

Oklahoma State coach Sara Awbrey plans a fast breaking style with strong defense and added size to improve rebounding. The Cowboys, featuring juniors Fitzgerald Fisher Rasmundson and a mix of sophomores, opened with a 76-72 win over Northwest Missouri State as turnover issues lingered.

Stillwaten Okla APJ Oklahoma State Sara Awbrey Fe Ig OSU Aubrey Awbrey Henry Iba Iain Rasmundson Tne Andy Honson Tom Duckelt Hanson Tuckett Steve Atholf Tim Bloehorn K C. Kincaide Soph Brent Dahle Ray Cole Awhbrey Saya Feshmar Lafayette Northwest Missouri Fitzgerald Waz Real Pleaead

League of Jewels and local leagues lift scorers in Columbus night

Tigges Hurd pace the League of Jewels at Columbus with a 209 860 series. Dorothy Hurd rang up 860, Ben Pensick 202 651, Jane Pedany oM and Moonstones 1034. In Coffeeca Ann Puckett Ben Penslok and Charlotte Weisser tied for high game 198 Weisser 546 series Puckett 526. Coffettes knocked down 142 and Drips 1894. Cornhusker league Kenn Paben 397 series. Other scorers Neumann 200 Galenwz 201 Adair 211 Karel 213 Behlen 208 Bokelman 203 Paben 227 Engel 200 Micek 917 game 2644 series.

Donna ‘Tigges Dorothy Hurd Columbus Tigges Ben” Pensick Jane Pedanyom Agates Pame Moonstones Ann Puckett Ben Penslok Charlotte Weisser Gardes Puckett Coffettes Kurt Behlen le Bokelman Paben Geo Engel Micek . Construction Company

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