Discoverers Look To End Losing Streak At Home
Columbus High seeks to snap a two game skid hosting Hastings in a 7:39 p.m. Memorial Stadium Pawnee game. Key players include Don Soulliere and Greg Bullington guiding a spreading offense, with strong Columbus defense facing a Hastings team that edged past Lincoln East 34-8 and beat Millard 20-19 last week.
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Nebraska anglers count trout run from Conaughy to tributaries
Dick H. Schaffer reports Western Nebraska fishers gearing for the rainbows spawning run from Lake McConaughy through the Platte River system. Spawners concentrate on Nine Mile Creek near Bayard and Red Willow Creek, with traps on the North Platte near McConaughy gathering data before return to the river. Water conditions, seasonal timing, and related hunting notes fill this field report.
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Sport Shorts Predicts Bright Week For Local Teams
Last week brought few profits for local clubs and mixed results with Columbus teams suffering defeats. This week three home games brighten outlook as Discoverers host Hastings while Seolus welcomes Wahoo Neumann and Shamrocks seek a first win. Lakeview hosts Randolph while Huskers prep for Oct 14 conference opener at Lincoln. KFAB will air Kansas State vs Colorado and Notre Dame vs Michigan State.
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Bears beat Rams in Midget Football action 40 to 21
Bears hand Rams their first loss in Midget action 40 21. Becher and Mule connected on multiple plays for Bears while Becher added a score and extra point. Rams scorers included Jilek Kroger Haney and a strong defense. Colts shut out Lions 25 0 with four rookies scoring touchdowns. Standings show Rams 4 1 Colts 3 2 Bears 9 2 Lions 2 3 Vikings schedule lists Vikings vs Colts and Rams vs Lions at 2 pm and 3 30 pm respectively.
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Tigers heading west for opener with Lolich to pitch
Detroit clinched the AL East and heads to Oakland for the playoff opener with Mickey Lolich set to start. Las Vegas odds show mixed views as Detroit faces the A’s in the first playoff game at the Oakland Coliseum following a 4-1 regular season loss to Boston.
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Major League Leaders in American League Batting and Pitching
AP tally lists AL leaders with Carew and B8 among batting marks, Piniella tops hits while D Allen leads RBIs. Pitching leaders include Huntur and Odan with strong ERAs. Rose and Bonds highlight among batting totals, with Nolan, Carlton and Seaver featuring in pitching.
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Devaney backs Sanger as future pro football kicker
Lincoln Nebraska AP report quotes coach Bob Devaney saying kicker Rich Sanger has a future in professional football. Devaney notes Sanger could make the pros as a kicker with another year to develop and work at it.
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Missouri tops Big Eight with stingy defense and big win
Missouri Tigers boast the league’s best rushing defense after holding California to a record low yards and defeating the Golden Bears 34 to 27. Oklahoma leads in team rushing, passing, and total offense while Oklahoma State and Colorado follow in major categories. Nebraska and Kansas show strong per-game marks in various stats.
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Six Black gridsters protest at Alabama capitol
Six Troy State University football players led a protest at the Alabama state Capitol to air grievances about the school's sports program. They walked out at halftime of a recent game, clarified they were not quitting the team, and their scholarships were subsequently removed.
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Luke Jackson announces retirement from NBA and ABA
Luke Jackson, an eight year veteran with the Philadelphia 76ers, announced his retirement on Wednesday. He had appeared in eight preseason games with the Carolina Cougars of the ABA.
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Traditional college football pick forecast by Major Amos B Hoople
Major Amos B Hoople predicts wide range of Saturday games with scores across Florida State over Florida 33 24 Colorado over Kansas State 46 8 Notre Dame over Michigan State 38 26 and USC over Stanford 36 28 Alabama over Georgia 27 16 while noting a mild upset for Autumn Tigers over Mississippi 24 22 Arizona State 38 Oregon State 14 Army 26 Lehigh 7 and a host of other games with scores for Florida State 33 Florida 23 and many more listed.
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Lakeview Faces Randolph Friday Homecoming Clash
Lakeview Vikings, 9-1, host Randolph, 3-1, on Friday night at Lakeview High School. After a 39-28 loss to Albion, the team focuses on fixing pass defense as homecoming lights shine on a 2:30 kickoff and a chance to extend a home record unbeaten run.
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Big Eight training camps amid Big Eight football prep
Big Eight teams held training camps with Kansas and Missouri detailing lineup changes. Emmett Edwards out for Minnesota game. Missouri shifts backfield with Cherry, Bybee, Seamon, Zeigler. Colorado reports Randy Geist season ending injury, Bobby Hunt steps in. Kansas State braces for Colorado in opener, while Kansas, Nebraska, and Oklahoma idle.
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Carlson leads on 686 series at Columbus Bowl
Carlson chalked up a 686 series with 245 and 243 to highlight Cornhusker League competition at Columbus Bowl. Kim Irwin 242, Gary Soulliere 210, Matt Asche 206, Ten Bokelman 211, Creighton Amierson 204, Al Kolbusin 207, Don Gablent 211, Jim Schmid 215, Jack Zeider 203, George Engel 204, Pat Bianchiai 11 riplicate and will receive WIBC award. Fran Carlson 12, Dorothy Hurd 202 and 551 in Jewels league. Beulah flansen Wi game and S13 in Coffee Cup League.
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Gottschall Tops With 633 And 600 Series In Local Leagues
Stan Gottschall dominated bowling at Boulevard Lanes with a 633 thrreesome in the Centennial League and a 26 game 202, plus a 630 in the Wednesday Night Mixed. Other high marks included Rick Sheek 242, Joe Topil 242, Loren Wetten 221, and Y‑Knot Drive Inn posting 945 game and 2,738 series. Local players and scores from multiple leagues populate the page.
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Bowl Benefit Tourney Slated at Columbus Bowl
Columbus Bowl Manager Harry Carlson announced a week long benefit pins over average tournament during league play to raise funds for the Joe Obal Children's Fund. Entry is a cent per person with all proceeds donated. Prizes are to be awarded based on pins over average, with prizes contributed by the Bowl. Interested individuals and firms may contact the Bowl for donations. A large entry is anticipated.
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Mets coach Eddie Yost played 2109 major league games
Eddie Yost, longtime third base coach for the New York Mets, appeared in 2,109 major league games and never spent time in the minor leagues, a rare trajectory for a pro baseball career.
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