Regulation changes demand hunter awareness this season
Outdoor readers are urged to study fish and game law changes as rules shift with wildlife populations and new equipment. The note cites altered paddlefish snagging timing, deer boundary adjustments, duck point values, and upcoming bag limit and size changes. A Columbus deer check reports 172 deer, down 21 from 1975, with Donn Henke taking the first four point buck.
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Lee Rupp
Gavins Point
Loup East
Elkhorn
Salt Valley
Columbus
Donn Henke
Metzger and Zachry Share NL Rookie of the Year honors
Butch Metzger of the San Diego Padres and Pat Zachry of the Cincinnati Reds were named co winners of the National League Rookie of the Year for 1976. Each received 11 votes from Baseball Writers Association of America. Hector Cruz of the St. Louis Cardinals earned two votes. Metzger posted a 1 14 record with a 2.93 ERA and 16 saves in 77 appearances. Zachry finished 14 7 with a 2.74 ERA after starting as a reliever and moving into the rotation.
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UPI
Butch Metzger
San Diego Padres
Lafayette
Ind
Pat Zachry
Cincinnati Reds
Baseball Writers Association of America
Hector Cruz
St. Louis Cardinals
Metzger
San Diego
Randy Jones
Cy Young
Jones
Hawaii
Huskers Rally Past Huskies in OT Thriller
Nebraska defeats Washington 59 58 in overtime as Brian Banks hits an 18 foot jumper with 12 seconds left. Banks scores 16 for Nebraska while James Edwards leads Washington with 25. both teams exchange leads after regulation ends 51 51. Washington struggles against zone press late.
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Seattle
UPI
Brian Banks
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Washington Huskies
Nebraska
Washington
Banks
Huskies
Cornhuskers
James Edwards
Edwards
Bowling Boulevards Lanes Scoreboard Highlights and Names
Readable lanes results show multiple bowlers and teams with scores across venues Columbus Bowl and others. Notable names include Lucille Birkel Ed Zim mer Ken Maurer and Spicey Carole Wynia with high marks and prize mentions.
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Lucille Birkel
Ed Zimmer
Ken Maurer
Happy Four
Funsters
Tankers edged in season opener swim meet
Columbus High boys swim beat Des Moines Tech 54 to 29 in a paper meet with Discoverers claiming nine of 11 events. Bryan Wertz and Bill Lange led winners, Lange sweeping diving and 50 yard free, Wertz taking the 200 IM and 100 butterfly. Upcoming real season begins next Tuesday at Fremont.
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Columbus High
Des Moines
Lange
Randy Eihausen
Scott Harsh
Wade Barrett
Mike Hoffman
Eihausen
Harsh
Bill Bakenhus
Chris Lovei
Discoverers
Real
Fremont
Pitt Clinches No 1 in UPI Coaches Poll After Final Game
The UPI Board of Coaches ranks Pitt No 1 with 365 points after a final win before the Sugar Bowl. Michigan rises to No 2 and USC slips to No 3 while Maryland holds fifth. Nebraska drops from eighth to out of the top group as UCLA remains sixth and Houston seventh. Texas Tech advances to eighth with Oklahoma in the No 9 spot and a tie for 10th between Ohio State and Texas A&M.
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New York
UPI
United Press International Board of Coaches
Pittsburgh
Michigan
Southern Cal
Georgia
St. Maryland
UCLA
Houston
Texas Tech
Oklahoma
Ohio State
Texas A&m
Colorado
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Brigham Young
Baylor
Nebraska
Florida
American Football Coaches Association
NCAA
UP Board of
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Michiga State
Long Beach State
Louisiana
University of Pittsburgh
Pitt
Southern California
Maryland
Cornhuskers
Flea flicker and other classic plays noted in college football history
The column recalls the flea flicker once used by Oklahoma and known as pass-lateral or cherry picker. It cites Jock Sutherland at Pittsburgh facing Minnesota, with three successful plays including a fake punt and halfback pass. Nebraska’s looming game follows a 59-0 loss by Hawaii to Oregon State. observer predicts Johnny Majors may move to Tennessee as Tony Dorsett finishes at Pitt.
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Nebraska
Jock Sutherland
Pittsburgh
Panthers
Minnesota Gophers
Sutherland
Crystal Ball
Johnny Majors
Tennessee
Tony Dorsett
Pitt
Majors
Osborne
Warner
LSU
Missouri
Dorsett Wins Heisman Trophy In 1976 Vote
Pittsburgh star Tony Dorsett claimed the Heisman as the nation’s top college football player with 701 first place votes and 2,397 points. Ricky Bell and Rob Lytle finished second and third as Dorsett set career rushing records and helped Pitt go undefeated for the season.
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UPI
Tony Dorsett
Pittsburgh
Ricky Bell
Southern California
Rob Lytle
Michigan
Dorsett
Aliquippa
Bell
Lytle
Pitt
John Cappelletti
Penn State
Los Angeles Rams
Heisman
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Terry Miller
Oklahoma State
Tom Kramer
Rice
Gifford Nielsen
Brigham Young
Ray Goff
Georgia
Mike Voight
North Carolina
Joe Roth
California
Jeff Dankworth
UCLA
Vince Ferragam
Osborne Seeks New Contract as Nebraska Squares Behind Coach
University president D B Warner urged Nebraskans to back Tom Osborne after a 7 3 1 season and a loss to Oklahoma. Regent Reefoot backs a three year contract and raise, while Osborne praises staff and reserves judgment on leadership as hawks eye bowl plans.
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Neb
UPI
D.B
Woody) Warner
University of Nebraska
Husker
Tom Osborne
Nebraska
Warner
Oklahoma
Huskers
Hawaii
Texas Tech
Robert Reefoot
Grand Island
University
Board of Regents
Osborne
Doane Bows to Hardin-Simmons in Abilene
Doane College of Nebraska led by three at halftime but fell 82 to 75 to Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene Texas. Hardin-Simmons overcame the halftime deficit with a strong second half.
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Nebraska Cornhuskers
Carl McPipe
Allen Holder
University of Washington
Kim Stewart
Stewart
Doane
Hardin-Simmons
Abilene, Tex
UPI
Doane College of Nebraska
Hardin Simmons University of
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