Platte College rallies past York in 107-99 win
Platte College erased a 69-54 halftime deficit to upset York College 107-99 in an ASKeLLAIT showdown before 1,400 home fans. Sundvald led Platte with 34 points, Hollatz added 28, and York’s Kirkendall and Wilbon topped the visitors with strong late scoring.
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Alabama Faces Auburn In Classic Deserted Title Showdown
Alabama coach Bear Bryant calls the Auburn game the season’s most important as the 10-0 Crimson Tide focus on the state title and avoiding Sugar Bowl talk with Notre Dame. Notre Dame and Alabama were both favored heading into a Saturday full of SEC and national matchups across college football.
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Bear Bryant
John Nelson
Associated Press
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Bear" Jargent
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Scoring High in Columbus League Action and Local Standouts
Columbus leads the Keglers with a 2 004 series as Door and Window pace team games. Rozanek 236 Stahl 209 All 200 plus others top shooters. in Metro and Matinee leagues Anson 232 616 Paprocki 200 and more. Lutheran leaders include Mueller 230 and others. Miergilz Lumber dominates team pins with 2 724.
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Columbus
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al All
Bob Hardy
Bill Haney
Clem Morgui
Jeremy Janieck
Sid Middle
Door and Window
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Bill Anson
Jerry Paprocki
Carrol Johnson
Wall ‘Shrad
Yogi Bears
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Charlotte Weisser
Donna Laska
Bonnie Tahens
Sherey Thomson
Bruney Fops
Polkes
Martin Callay
Gordie Osten
J Mueller
Jim Peterson
Carrol Becher
Iarry Resche
Kenny Wrandt
Ernie Mueller
Ray Johnson
Darrell Mueller
Miergilz
Everett Kretz Sets Boulevard Senior League High Series
Everett Kretz, 65, Genoa, topped the Boulevard Lanes Senior League mark with a 685 set after games of 190 219 and 62, the highest series in the league since its formation ten years ago. Yvonne Mimick led the Dale Mlcetronic Women’s League with a 195 game and A? series. Gays Gals won team scoring with 79a game and 2,159 series. top men were Dennis Matson 225 Al Hanus 577 Bil Hough 200 Larry Zywine 268 Sly Zwick 205. Volus Music posted an 84 team game while Cuddy’s Hardware posted a 2475 series.
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al Hanus
Bil Hough
Larry Zywine
Sly Zwick
Volus Music
Cuddy
Herdware
Pro football picks by Ben Thomas in New York
Dallas Cowboys battle Denver as they chase the division lead with seven wins and four losses while Denver sits at six wins three losses two ties. The Cowboys are favored on paper and look to close the gap behind Washington in the NFC East this weekend.
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UCLA poised for strong season after Walton support
UCLA coach Wooden sees depth and Till Walton elevating the Bruins as they open the season hosting Arkansas and then Maryland. The early week games boost expectations as top teams from San Francisco to Indiana and North Carolina State begin play, with UCLA aiming for a seventh straight NCAA title.
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Memphis State Entertains Wise Consin
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Buffs eye rugged front as Walseth builds depth
Colorado coach Sox Walseth pledges more size and speed to boost a 12-15 conference finish. Key returners Doug Layne and Fred McDonald lead a faster frontline with new transfers and juniors expected to push hard for a Big Eight title alongside Kansas, Missouri, Kansas State and Oklahoma.
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Sooners Cowboys lift curtain on cage action
In Kansas City AP report the Oklahoma Sooners and Oklahoma State Cowboys open the Big Eight cage season in Oklahoma City with Oklahoma vs Oklahoma City University and Oklahoma State vs Tulsa University. The Sooners aim to rebound from last year while Kansas and Colorado project strong showings as others like Missouri Kansas State Nebraska Iowa State and Nebraska preview talent and depth for the new campaign.
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Oklahoma Sooners face Oklahoma State in rivalry finale
Unbeaten Oklahoma Sooners travel to Stillwater to close the season against state rival Oklahoma State in a Big Eight showdown. Barry Switzer’s team seeks a tough matchup as they eye conference glory, while Texas Tech and Iowa State loom in other league games. Wayne Clark needs 66 yards to reach 1,000 rushing, joining a rare two 1,000-yard rushers in one season. The Cowboys, 22-2 and 6-2-2, aim to end their season strong, with seniors aware of their final Oklahoma State game.
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Oklahoma
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Leonard Thompson
Alfred Nelus
George Palmer
San Diego
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Jesse Freitas
Town State
the Hill
Ron McFarland
Nine veterans brighten Humphrey Flyers basketball prospects
Coach Dale Kassmeier returns to Humphrey St. with nine veterans from a 4-16 season. Seniors Dave Albers Rich Berder Ray Fuchs Tim Hassenstab Dean Kasch John Magsamen Dan Wieser Dick Zach and junior Tom Haiar bring balance and experience. The schedule features Holy Family Dodge Clarkson Spalding Academy at St Francis Holiday Tournament and several local opponents as the team aims for improvement.
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Tom Haiar
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Newman
Osceola Bulldogs Load With Veterans For 75 Season
Osceola high coach Larry Johnson expects a tough 72 74 club with one returning letterman Jett Johnston leading a group of seniors Steve Morison Steve Carlson Toi Peterson Alan Lines and Dat Yelatney with juniors Dary and Boyle Nelson aiding. The schedule lists multiple December dates and a February conference tourney. Western jaunt notes Penn State’s Utah Clasale trip joining Darkmouth Seattle and Utah.
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Dat Yelatney
Aire Dary
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Genoa Orioles Eye Leadership With 11 Seniors On Roster
Genoa High School announces a veteran buildup as 11 seniors and several promising players join the Orioles for the season. Returning seniors include Street Hamackers Morris and Kinkel while Mozley Anderson and others headline the supporting group. The schedule features games against St Edward Wallerton Palmer Polk and tournament dates across December through February.
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Newmar
Six lettermen lift Newman Grove Bluejays to promise
Newman Grove high school announces a 1973-74 basketball lineup led by six lettermen. Veterans Wes Christensen Pwayne Nelson Rick Nelson Jerry Jensen lead a team seeking offense consistency and strong defense under Coach Webb. Schedule includes games with Madison Spalding Academy and Elgin Pope John plus several tournaments.
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