Scotus seeks fourth straight win at Memorial Stadium
Scotus Central Catholic hosts Fremont Bergan in a high school football showdown at Pawnee Park Memorial Stadium. Scotus aims to extend a four game streak and hold on to a newly earned state rating as Coach Jin Puetz’s Shamrocks attack Bergan’s multiple offense and 5-3 defense while chasing a conference playoff preview.
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Memorial Stadium
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Jin Puetz
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Omaha World-Herald
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Paels
Bob Shonkn
John ‘Toot
Tim Thomas
Dan Martin
Dave Steiner
Jin Urack
Puetz
Mike Pile
Joe McMeekin
Martin
Thomas
Jim Brook
Puele
Steve Wolpert
Dan Steiner
Randy Uvens
Don Gelerman
Bob Korpic
Tanil Prosat
Tom Vering
Knights
Til Meru
Steve Chudamelka
Pat Costella
Bergan
Fremonters
Opening Day Duck Season Hopes Rise Amid High Waters
Hunters brace for opening day as Platte River water remains high and fast. Despite jobbing conditions, creeks and potholes will draw attention while Loup River stays high from recent rains, making blinds scarce and hunting plans uncertain.
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Platte
1973 DH rule cited for AL run surge and more 20-game winners
American League teams posted a .299 overall batting average in 1973, surpassing the NL and highlighting the designated hitter rule as a key factor. DH hitters combined for 27 home runs, and 12 AL pitchers won 20 games, a modern-era high, with managers noting deeper use of starters and less need for pinch hitters.
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New York
Pilchee
Ameriican
Sten Bryant
San Meancisco
Dick Williams
Oakland A's
Ding “Catfish
Thunter
Ken Haltwman
Yicki Tae
Bowlers Shine in City League Scores and High Games
Christensen rolls 221 at Boulevard as Sam Christensen leads seniors with a high game. Dade Cutteford takes top series at 541. Dorothy Roberts tops women with 178 game, Olive Rehle wins women’s series at 43. Debbie Gates posts high games in Thales League and Rita Fuhr tops 534 series. Gay's Gals pace team game and series. Major League: Jick Romshek 216 game and 660 series, 244 game in his series. Ballwood Bar leads team game and series at 025 and 2583. Other 200s listed from Norm, Piller, Hough, and Ernie Fiala.
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Sam Christensen
Boulevard Lanes
Dade Cutteford
Dorothy Roberts
Olive Rehle
Cuddeford
Thales
Debbie Gates
Rita Fuhr
Gay's Gals
Green placed on waivers by Kansas City Kings
Veteran forward Johnny Cheen Green was placed on waivers Thursday by the Omaha Kansas City Kings of the NBA. Green, 99, had knee surgery after last season injury and cited knee heat as a factor before the Kings chose younger players. He was a first round pick by the New York Knicks in 1959 and played for Baltimore, San Diego, and Cincinnati during a long career, ranking third in total games played behind Hal Greer and Dolph Schayes.
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Johnny Cheen
Omaha Kansas City Kings
Green
Kings
New York Knicks
Baltimore
San Diego
Cincinnati Gas
Che Itoyals
Kal
Atokad Racecard Shows Mixed Results and Dead Heat
SIOUX CITY, SIOUX NEB Thursday racing at Atokad lists multiple races with odds and placements. Desi's Chara and His Fanny headliners show varied payoffs while a dead heat occurs for Catlibbing. Wagering totals appear for Exacta and other placements across seven races with notable payouts and close finishes.
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Huskers See Real Team in Minneapolis Showdown
Nebraska faces Minnesota in Minneapolis as Coach Osborne weighs which version of the 1960s era Huskers is real. A win would reshape the Big Ten race while speculation grows over redshirt freshmen Jol O Leary and Dave Shamblin stepping up. Rich Sanger seeks the NCAA all time extra point record with two conversions.
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Nebraska
Mier
Wisconsin
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Ohio State
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Jol O'Leary
Tony Davis
Dave Shamblin
Frosty Anderson
Bob Revelte
Rich Sanger
Happy Felter
Texas
Billingham and Seaver open playoff series
Cincinnati and New York ready for a best-of-5 NL playoff with Jack Billingham and Tom Seaver set to start, while both clubs chase momentum after late-season surges. Pete Rose leads Cincinnati as Morgan and teammates express confidence against the Mets in a tense buildup.
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Cincinnati Reds
New York Mets
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Reds
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Tom Seaver
Pete Rose
Ase
Miets
New York
Cincinnnati
Becher-Goos pass-play nips Fremont, 20-12 at Pawnee Park
Columbus Junior High Iresh Men edged Fremont 20-12 as Becher Goos connected with Scott Wagner for a 2% yard score and Greg Becker sealed the win with a late interception. Fremont led early with Jon Riggs’s one yard TD and a Riggs to Schowarting pass fail. Becker added a fourth quarter score on a Becker to Gong pass.
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Pawnee Park Field
Fremont
Jon Riggs
Riggs
Dave Schowarting
Baly Goos
Scott Wagner
Goos
Greg Becker
Gong
Becker
CIS
Warrone
Baseball playoffs at a glance
All starting times listed in EDT for the American League and National League postseason series. Series open with Oakland at Baltimore and New York at Cincinnati, followed by multiple dates through October with possible game seven and extra games if needed.
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Associated Press
Oakland
Baltimore
National League
New York
Cincinnati
Yan
Omaha Tech Grids Scores in AP Update
The Associated Press reports varsity grid scores with Omaha Tech a 13 point winner over Wnahzr bryan and Omaha Paulaz. Elkhorn Mt Michaud and Davis Cit Aquinas defeated Omaha Holy Nene with Brownell Talbut topping 2, Prague 0.
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Wnahzr
Bryan
Omaha Paulaz
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Mt. Michaud & Davis Cit
Aquinas
Omaha
Holy Nene
Omaha Brownell Talbut
Prague
Cay Pies Er Ca Aks Ee PT Se Ara Rol
The fragmentary line notes local directory notices with names and roles. Readable items hint at assignments or listings within a parish or community directory. Entities include Cay, Pies, PT, Se, Ara, Rol. Further context is unreadable.
Williams says playoff odds favor A's over Orioles in 1971 clash
Oakland manager Dick Williams argues experience favors the A's, despite their first AL playoff appearance since moving to Oakland. He notes uncertainty in the batting order, discusses potential linup changes, and predicts a defensive playoff battle with Baltimore. Williams highlights pitching depth with Vida Blue, Catfish Hunter, Ken Holtzman, and others.
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Oakland A's
Dick Williams
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Saunday
Henl
Williams
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Tansfer
Reggie Jackson
Gene Tenace
Fuller Deron Latnson
Campy Campaneris
Rudi Balting
Sal Bando
Reggie Clearup
Gene Or Deron
Deron Oriene
Angel Mangual
Hay Josse
Vick Green
Orioles
Diego Segni
John Adem
Chuck Dobson
Mramme
Vida
Lakeview Freshmen Rout Humphrey St Francis 40-0
Lakeview freshmen defeated Humphrey St Francis 40 to 0 Thursday afternoon. Rosenthal scored on 2, 8, and yards, Brandt added two more touchdowns, Lippert ran 42 yards for a score, and Howe pitched to Groteluoschen for a 28 yard TD.
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Lakeview
Humphrey St. Francis
Eugene Brandt
Vikings
Rick Lippert
Gill Howe
Dean Groteluoschen
Dennis Bult
Jim
Jaros
Genny
Red
Jar
Feminine Viewpoint on Goose Hunting Trip Goes Awry
Des Moines AP staffer Miss Lynne Thomas recounts a frenzied opening week goose hunt. A fog bound boat bogs down amid decoys and gear as mishaps mount before a lone goose eludes the group. A sunny finish yields bullheads but no birds.
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Des Moines
Associated Press
Ani
Omy
Bay Krenning Vanter
Mar
Nebraska duck hunting season opens Saturday nearASKA
Nebraska begins its duck hunting season this Saturday with changes to shooting times and bag limits. The Platte River remains high, forcing some hunters to quit while authorities forecast elevated water levels for weeks. Canvasbacks and redheads gain limited legality but end the day when bagged, with mallards at 70 points and other birds valued under Nebraska's point system. Public water bodies Lake Babcock and Lake North in Columbus remain closed.
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Lal
Silver Creek
Nebraska
Loui Ganners
Metro bowling leaders show high games and series
Fyfe Oppliger leads the Metro event with top keglers as Columbus action yields high games and series. Notable scores include 892 high game and 2 504 top series for Pf totals, with several players reaching 200s such as Martensen 206, Oppliger 204, De Rawer 201, and others across multiple teams. Winderlah’s 2700 series pace boosts team scoring while Lutheran league sees Mary Wuedeman 207 in a single game and Marlin Cattin leading the series with 0 Bas.
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Bob Pyle
Willie Oppliger
Metra
Columbus
Inv
Hawt
Puane Martensen
Oppliger
Tallie de Rawer
Thurstay
Matinee Jeane
Ea Pensitk
Tun Hops
Jeanne Larsen
Willy
Morgan
Tayyell Mueller
Callen
Tun
Dave
Billenthal
Lyle Knocks Out Germani in Quick Second Round
Denver heavyweight Ron Lyle overcomes slow start to stop Jurgen Blin of West Germany in the second round. Lyle floored Blin with a head shot and finishing hook at 4:01 of the second round, improving to 25-0 with 19 knockouts. Blin, taller but outboxed, retired after the kayo.
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Kayo
Denver
Ron Lyle
Dighl
Jurgen Islin
West Germany
Blin
Ron
Hun
Ken
Muhamy
Europe
World Boxing Council
Deer Trophy Record Set in 1966 County
The record notes a typical White-tailed deer taken with a firearm by Helones te Keit Marenhof of Allen. The animal scored 12 pints on the Boone and Crockett scale in Dakobo County in 1966.
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