Florida Irish Grambling Hoople picks close season
Major Amos H. Moupte forecasts a short schedule with four key Saturday games and a capper on Sunday. Florida faces Florida State in Gainesville with a Florida Gators win expected. Notre Dame at Miami ends in a 47 14 Irish victory, while Arizona meets Hawaii and Texas A M hosts Houston.
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Football Forecaster predicts Cotton Bowl clash and more
The Hoople Football Forecaster touts Arizona at Hawaii in Aloha Stadium with a 28 21 pick for the Rainbow Warriors, and Utah Texas A&M wins 15 2 over Houston. It notes Houston’s TV suspension next year for recruiting violations and previews Grambling vs Temple, with Grambling favored 36 16.
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Deer hunting success down this year in Nebraska
The Nebraska State Game and Parks Commission reports 43 percent of 24 583 permit holders bagged deer this season, below 1976's 53 percent. Declines were pronounced in Pine Ridge from 54 to 27 percent, with Blue Unit holding steady at 44 percent. Recovery expected in a year or two. turkey season improved with 55 percent success.
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Bluejays Hold Off UNO In Low-Scoring Win
Creighton defeats Nebraska Omaha 70 to 58 as Rick Apke scores 2 points to lead the Bluejays. Randy Becker and Tim McDonnell add 14 points each, while UNO's Derrick Jackson led all scorers with 2. Mavericks trailed 25-12 late first half before Creighton pulled away in the second half.
Scotus and Aquinas girls seek first victory in season
Terr y Anderson reports Scotus and David City Aquinas meet Thursday night as both schools chase their first girls basketball win. Aquinas, led by coach Terry Cram, relies on Erin O'Hearn a 9.2 ppg scorer and a strong guard lineup. Petersen arrives as Scotus head coach with a defensive, man-to-man baseline and zone as needed. Training and early road games precede home opener against Columbus High with a schedule including Centra City Clarkson Seward Wahoo Neumann Lakeview and a North Bend Holiday appearance.
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Stars beat Atlanta for new coach Beaulieu in NHL roundup
The Minnesota North Stars won their first game under new coach Andre Beaulieu, defeating Atlanta 4 3. The Swed ish Connection line Hriksson Andersson and Brasar each scored in the second period as Beaulieu builds confidence. Montreal topped Pittsburgh 9 4 while Toronto beat Cleveland 2 0 and Los Angeles defeated Washington 4 2. Philadelphia shut out Vancouver 4 0. WHA note: Cincinnati beat Quebec as Rejean Houle scored twice and the Canucks line Shutt Cournoyer Lafleur combined for nine points. Blair Chapman scored Pittsburgh’s only goal.
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Preview of a big winter sports section for area high schools
The Telegram outlines a busy weekend opening for boys and girls basketball wrestling and swimming across Scotus Lakeview Columbus and others with Thursday through Wednesday schedules and notes on a 39-team winter special. It includes team rosters schedules and photos and discusses coverage balance for girls athletics with local anecdotes.
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Barton Cage Classic to Bring Platte County Cadets to Columbus
Barton County Thanksgiving tourney impressed Kansas Platte College Raiders. Great Bend fans attend events in Kan. PC coach Rich McGill says 200 reservations, including the college president, are set for the Platte Cage Classic in Columbus on December 26 and 27, just days after Christmas.
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Antelopes Set For NAIA Semifinal Telecast Saturday
Kearney State Antelopes travel to Southwest Oklahoma for a national NAIA Division T semifinal. The game airs in Nebraska on NET through Channel 10. Gregg Grubaugh of Scatus is a junior guard hampered by a bad back. Todd Trofholz, CHS graduate now at UNO, has four points in two games after transferring. A Columbus boxing smoker drew about 750 spectators at Park, the largest yet, with positive notes from visiting clubs.
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Columbus Jr High Schuyler Wrestling Dual Moves to Columbus
The 7th and 8th grade wrestling dual between Columbus Jr High and Schuyler will be held in Columbus instead of Schuyler as previously announced.
Wayne State tops Peru State 1029 in tight double-digit win
Wayne State University beat Peru State College 1029 at Wayne, Neb. Seven Wildcats reached double figures led by Dale Meyer Gary Killings and Lannie Adams with 15 points each. Peru's Dan Shouse poured in 38 and Ron Mercer 29 as the lead swapped 14 times in the first half and the Bobcats stayed within three late in the second.
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