Red Sox Tigers clash for AL playoff bid
Boston travels to Detroit for a pivotal three game set with a two wins needed to advance to the AL playoffs against the Oakland A's. Detroit holds a slim edge as the weekend slate features key results from Baltimore Kansas City Chicago Cleveland Minnesota Montreal and New York across both leagues.
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Texas
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Cleveland
New York
Minnesota
California
Pittsburgh
Chisago
St.Louis
Montreal
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
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San Diego
Houston
San Francisco
Atlanta
John‘Curtis
Mickey Lolich
Hia
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Marty ~ Paltin
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Joe Coleman
Sox
Mike Quellar
Uist
Bobby Grich
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John Hiller
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Aurelio Rodriguez
Dick Meauliffe
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Dick Bosman
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Dave Nelson
Ted Ford
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Gaylord Perry
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John Ottis
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Bears and Rams win in Midget Football action
Bears rally to defeat Lions 19 7 as Greg Becher and Jeff Mutte connect on key plays. Rams crush Vikings 41 0 with multiple scorers led by Mark Jilek and Bob Prososki. Colts win 8 0 at Rising City in a non league tune up. Rams lead Columbus league at 4 1.
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Tim Mudson
Matt “Anthony
Kim Stolly
Bears
Greg Becher
Chris Burris
Beecher
Jeff Mutte
Tim Starostka
Lion
Rams
Vikings
Ram
Mark Jilek
Bob Prososki
Rick Nancy
Steve Kroger
Chris Haffmon
Chris Cole
Dave Ebner
Prososki
Ebner
Chris Hoffman
Jobo Tremain
Colts
Rising City
Shell- Rising City
Doug Moore
Dan Berlin
Columbus
Ircuit
Alten
New England
Knight
Patriots
Dai Pastorini
Houston
Willie Rodgers
Ken
Jets
Joe Warnath
Skip Butler
Don Shula
Dolphins
NFL
Miami
Gare Yepremian
Blyard
Hob Griese
Jim Mandieh
Cowboys
Green Bay
Delles
Craig Morton
Don McCafferly
Baltimore
Buffalo
Johnny Unitas
Tim Mitchell
Jim O’brien
Sam Havrilak
Greg Landry
Platte harriers win invitational crown at Bluefly meet
Platte College cross country team won the Bluefly Invitational on a four mile course in Worthington Minnesota. Fred Carnahan led with 21 49 run. Greg Morgenson placed third in 22 00 and several teammates posted strong times. North Platte and Sterling loom as strong upcoming challengers at Tuesday’s North Platte Invitational.
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Bill’ Doney
Dave Petro
Leroy Korus
Columbus
Suggs
North Platte
Sterling, Cola
Fremont Freshmen Ground Columbus In Conference Win
Fremont freshmen overwhelmed visiting Columbus 31 to 6 in a Great Plains Conference game. The Tigers limited Columbus to 53 rushing yards while gaining 25 through the air. Key receivers included Todd Trofholz and Brian Foutch. Cordsen led tackles with seven, Long and Quin had seven and eight tackles respectively. Fremont hosts Grand Island Rare next Thursday at 3 p.m.
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Big Tiger Club
Bill Beckenbacher
Todd Trofholz
Brian Foutch
Iarey Nitz
Tim ‘Fordzon
Ty Cordsen
Cordsen
Arlen Long
Mike Quin
Wayne Wong
Grand Island
Great Plains
Leaders reported in mixed leagues at Boulevard Lanes
Lowell Brick bowled a 201 game and 576 series to top men's division. Nelson led women with 150 and 491. Clarkson Four posted a 87?L game and 1,923 total on rearm shooting. The Steiner brothers led Saturday Night Mixed with Bud 203 and Ralph 528 for men while Val Steiner led women with 177 and 528. 8 & S totaled 9 team game and 1,828.
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Nelson
Clarkson
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Singleton
Ralph Steiner
Val Steiner
Surprising Cowboys face Missouri Tigers this week
Kansas City report covers Big Eight standings after Oklahoma State stunned Colorado 31-14, Nebraska and Iowa State win, Kansas drop to 1-2, and Missouri, Kansas State, and Minnesota matchups. Coaches praise performances by Huff, Dixon, Rodgers, and Stoll with remarks on upcoming games and team momentum.
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Tara
Greg Pruith
Thei
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Alton Gerard
Brent Blackman
Chuck Dlink
Mike Strachan
Don Calhoun
Strachan
Calhoun
Gary Huff
Actial
Delvin Williams
Robert Miller
Bruce Adams
Eddie Crowder
Buffs
Dave Smith
OSU
Smith
Chuck Fairbanks
Dixon
Cal Stoll
Johmmy Wodgera
Rodgers
Stoll
Don Famprough
Huff
Fambrough
Uhera
al Onofri
Vince Gibson
Tampa
Waterfowl hunting points and limits outlined for Nebraska
Nebraska waterfowl regulations set daily bag limits and a point system. Hunters may take one Canada goose in the bag and two in possession beginning December 4 under an adjustable daily limit, with species and sex identification required to manage duck populations.
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Huskers crush Gophers to end skid in 49 0 rout
Nebraska coach Tob Devaney hailed the 49 0 victory over Minnesota as a return to form, noting no mercy in the win and stressing the early-season loss could help regain prestige. The shutout matched a historic Gopher defeat and marked Nebraska’s third win of the season.
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Rodgers
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Cal Stall
Devaney
Dixon
Dave Tumino
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Huskers
Bob Morgan
Nore
Neb — Dixon
Sanger
Weeklong high school sports calendar highlights
The weekly schedule lists football games at Genoa Lakeview Scotus and Aquinas, volleyball at Columbus Beatrice Clarkson Lakeview, cross country meets at Norfolk and No Platte, and various events including gymnastics at Grand Island and Columbus. A separate college recap notes Nebraska football crushing Minnesota 28 0 behind Rodgers three touchdowns and Glover led defense.
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Gottschalls win handicap doubles at Boulevard Lanes
Keith and Louise Gottschall topped the mixed scotch doubles with a 624 total and 221 223 240 games. Jerry and Sue Stutzman were runners up at 612, followed by Rollie and Elaine Dvorak at 606.
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Elaine Dvorak
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Lotlie Hook
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Gene Hverson
Fern Kiuntke
Gary
Carla Oakeson
Nebraska Football Notes Highlight Husker Schedule and Ranks
Sport Shorts by Paul Ernst surveys top college teams led by USC Oklahoma and Nebraska. It notes Nebraska’s 93 9 1 record against Big Ten foes and a 76 217 attendance mark set after the Minnesota win. Oklahoma State rises as a key conference challenger with Brent Blackmon as quarterback.
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Sally
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Tigers
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Huskers
Colorado Bulls
Bulls
Lincoln
Brent Blackmon
Dave Huntin
Johnny Rodgers
Week of Pro Football Upsets and Close Finish Orgies
Bruce Lowitt reports a wild NFL weekend with the Patriots rallying past the Redskins in Foxboro after a roughing penalty, several upsets including the Dolphins beating the Vikings, the Chiefs toppling the Broncos, and the Steelers edging the Cardinals. Brisk comebacks, key drives, and late penalties shaped a chaotic slate.
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