Quarter heroics propel CHS to one-point win over Grand Island
In Memorial Stadium Columbus High edged Grand Island 14 13 as Tom TD Weiser converted a 63-yard punt return into a late touchdown and Doug Wurdinger added the decisive extra point. Rick Burrows led a fourth quarter march and Nleiser scored on a seven yard run.
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Grand Island
Memorial Stadium
Pawnee Park
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Weiser
Fang
Doug Waurdinger
Rick Burrows
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Nleiser
Wurdinger
Columbus
Trrumph
Tana Hellbusch
Qaya
Leo Stamer
Steve Buckner
Rocke Sonkbecil
Jerry Beer
Tom Heiser
Desg Wordinger
Acinar
Firsts mark Woodward Stakes at Belmont Park
United Press International reports a Woodward Stakes filled with firsts including Tinajero from Puerto Rico and three year olds shaping the field. Prolanta, once winless in 15 starts, earns attention as an apparent weak- horse figure in the race.
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Belmont Park
United States
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Shivee
West Coast
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Wandard
Tinajero
Phenom
Puerto Rico
Stakeley Table
Oxford Stabte
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Willam A. Levin
Mott Treason
Protanto
Helmiont
Merry Perry
Atlantic Sty
Sportsman's Ark
Atokad Race Day Results From Sioux City Card
Friday results from Atokad show winners and payouts across eight races. Dandy Davi led the opener with 11.00 and 2.60 payouts, while Harri Madam and Dr Hastings placed. Subsequent races listed top finishers with exacta and daily double figures, including Kings Servant and Zephlers Loy among others, with final parimutuel tallies noted.
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Soutie
Sioux City
UPL
Dandy Davi
Harri Madam
Dr. Hastings
Ar Bird
Scott Maas
Ever Grand Will
Kings
Servant
Stonga Rulerado
Shepards Dream
Sacormip
Exacta
Lilly Macro
Taha Tove
Palacity
Zephlers Loy
Dusky Jet
Bud
Thxada
Seventh Face Champagne da
Chacolers Lave
Nano
Authors Gem
Jeanie Raby
Rip
Fracta
Pirates Orioles playoff favorites set to meet in World Series
Oddsmakers in MENG Nev list Pittsburgh as a 5 to 6 favorite over San Francisco and Baltimore at 10 to 1 against Oakland. San Francisco touted as favorite in the first playoff game while Baltimore Oakland are described as a pick em.
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Meng
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UPL
Hlatrah
Oddemakers
Vittsburgh
Baltimore
San Francisco
Oakland
Ehaive
Syracuse Star Ehmann to miss rest of 1971 season
Syracuse University defensive tackle Ehmann, an All-America selection, will miss the remainder of the 1971 college football season after reaggravating a knee injury.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Daytona Continental six hour race to replace 24 hours
Daytona Beach Florida will host a six hour Daytona Continental road race on the international speedway circuit as part of a weekend sports car spectacular. The event will crown manufacturers and feature Ferrari Alfa Romeo and other makers, opening with Formula Vee heats and a 150 mile grand touring/ American sports car race.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
UPI
America
International Speedway
Daytona Continental
Bill France
Ferrari
Alfa Romeo
France
International Federation of Auto Racing
Sebring
Nebraska prep grid scores varied statewide in high school results
Nebraska football results show scores for numerous teams across the state, listing opponents and final tallies including standout performances from Omaha and Lincoln area programs. The long, dense OCR tally includes many school names, locations, and a broad spread of outcomes.
Hopwood, Shelby Past Benedict in Crossroads clash
Doug Hopwood rushed 129 yards on 21 carries and scored twice as Shelby defeated Benedict 39 to 22. Greg Peterson added a two point conversion and Rob Glatter scored once for Shelby while Benedict’s Guy Lief had three touchdowns. Defensive standouts included Bob Fletcher and Jerry Stewart. Coach John O'Brien's team travels to Hampton next Friday for a key Crossroads Conference matchup.
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Doug Top Vace
Ethigh
Benedict
Hopwood
Greg Peterson
Peterson
Rob Glatter
Glatter
Guy Lief
Craig Allen
Kent Allen
Jay Livlott
Guar Bob Fletcher
Jerry Stewart
John O'Brien
Hampton
Benedicé
Shelby St
Lakeview Trounces St Paul 27 to 6 in Hectic Showdown
Lakeview avenged strong defense and smart play to defeat St Paul 27 6. Quarterback Pillen led drives with Jazwick and Wetgen powering the running game while Clete Pillen added a late interception return for a Lakeview touchdown. Wayne Wetgen totaled 195 yards on limited carries.
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Hupp
St. Paul
Clete Pillen
Wildcat
Clete
Rupp Wisse
Sal Tempe
Cails
Pillen
Paul Jazwick
Cocaptain
Py Quarers
St. Pau
Dallas Redskins clash for top Western Division lead
Dallas and Washington meet in the Cotton Bowl with first place in the NFC Western at stake after each opened 2-0 under new coaches. The game marks a pivotal early season clash as Dallas seeks another big win while Washington aims to maintain momentum.
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Far Morrall
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Oakland
Cleveland
ABC
Raiders
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Monroe routed by McCool club in Crossroads clash
Monroe fell 49 27 at home as McCool Junction built a 41 12 halftime edge in a Crossroads Conference game. Rod Jaixen led Coach Hill Mimick’s squad with two scores. Dave Jenkinson covered 62 yards for a TD while Rennis Edmison added a one yard sneak and booted a PAT. Defensive standouts included Ik Vi'kosh Waren Raymer Virgil Crumley Boyd Gertsch and Juisxen. Monroe plays Benedict next Friday.
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McCool Junction
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Coach Hill
Waren Raymer
Virgil Crumley
Boyd Gertsch
Juisxen
Benedict
McCool
Monroe Coon
Howells tops Leigh 18-6 as undefeated Howells rolls
Howells defeated Leigh 18-6 in a 1971 season note. Red Kalisch scored twice on runs of six and 23 yards, Dick Prusa added a 30 yard sweep and extra point, while Rodney Puhr scored for Leigh on a one yard sneak. Dennis Wittmann’s S440 squad visits Dodgeriday. Hon Stigge’s team hosts Snyder.
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Leigh
Howell
Red Kalisch
Dick Prusa
Rodney Puhr
Panthers
Dennis Wittmann
Dodgeriday
Hon Stigge
Snyder
Taigh
Ali Mathis heavyweight bout sparks Suez clash in ring
Muhammad Ali, 32 1 2, to fight Buster Mathis, 29 2, in a 12 round bout at the Houston Astrodome on November 17. Top Rank guarantees $800 000 plus 40 percent of receipts. Mathis gets 15 percent. Ali seeks tuneups toward a rematch with Joe Frazier while Mathis trains eight months for the shot at the ex champion.
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Houston Astrodome
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Astrodome
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Top Rank Inc
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Isotin
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White House
Silver Creek shuts out Palmer in 18-0 victory
Silver Creek defense stifled Palmer to earn a third straight shutout, holding them to 146 rushing yards while gaining 326 on offense. Barcy Valasek Frmincen raced 67 yards for a touchdown and six yards on eight plays. Scott Van Winkle connected with Kevin Egger for a 10 yard TD and Don Jones scored from 20 yards. Defensive standouts were Rick Haas and Dave Powers. Coach Paul Hickman’s club travels to Stromsburg next Friday.
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Palmer
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Don Jones
Rick Haas
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