Wahoo Neumann Saturday foe of Scotus
Scotus Central Catholic coach Jim Poelz scans a long injury list ahead of the home test against Wahoo Neumann. Bruegger is out with recurring injuries, Niedbalski may miss this week, Thamka played briefly at Fremont, Zaban should be ready, and Hawke and Getling are adjusting with improving defense as the rest of the lineup remains uncertain.
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Jim Poelz
Pight
Wahoo Neumann
Steve Bruegger
Steve Niedbalski
Ray Thamka
Colorado Buffs Face Big Test at Kansas State
The Colorado Buffs, 2-2, travel to Kansas State amid title hopes as they seek a win to stay in the Big Eight race. Injuries cloud key players including Ken Johnson and Re Matthews, but the team expects to field their main starters and challenge a Wildcats squad strong in passing. Kansas, Oklahoma, and other title contenders idle or in action, with Jayhawks set for Minnesota nonconference play.
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Oklahoma
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Ken Johnson
Re Matthews
Jon’ Key. Worth
Ozell Collier
Greg Morion
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Columbus Bowl Leaders and Scores Across Leagues
Leaders reported at Columbus Bowl with Gese Wieser 235 and Vick Brekken 583 series including 211 and 201. Bhie Stahl 207 and Bernie Moran 223 among others. Columbus claimed team honors with 947 game and 2,442 total. Ray Johnson led Cutterhan with S96 series and 205 201. Columbus Bowl quintet posted 830 game and 2,355 series.
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Lopshi Pawoes
Columbus Bowl
Bhie Stahl
Bernie ‘Moran
John Peksrek
Ed. Oppliger
der Seefeldt
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J. Larrington
al Ari Rich Stone
Don Mathews
D. Schmitt
Columbus
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Ray Johnson
Carl Schmidt
David Holknun
Las Steenhock
Emil Mueller
Allen Henke
Columbus Feed Mill
Dora Hagge
Karen Paben
Alf
George Cemper
Ron Braun
Rich Preister
Marichal Hart to have surgery next week
Giants pitcher Juan Marichal and third baseman Jim Ray Hart will undergo surgery next Monday at Stanford Medical Center. Marichal, 31, has a disc problem in the lower back and will seek correction after a season with 16 wins. Hart, with a history of injuries, will have knee surgery after spending most of the year in the minors.
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Jim Ray Hart
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Jabbar Allen arrested on marijuana charge in Denver
Police stopped a car at 3 30 am in downtown Denver and arrested four men, including Kareem Jabbar and Allen, on possession of one half ounce or less of marijuana a misdemeanor. Stephen Duncan 23 Columbia Mo and Mardzczai Cook 23 Seville Wash also in custody. Jabbar and Allen released on bond. others to appear in court within 10 days. Cook drove the car owned by Ducean police said. The Bucks were in Denver for an exhibition game with the Denver Rockets.
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Mardzcai Cook
Seville
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Cooke
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Melrose
Diener
Denver Rockets
Fragmentary university clipping hints at tall Hasvat Feet Tallon
A damaged OCR snippet references a university item with names Hasvat and Tallon and unclear measurements. The brief lacks dates or locations, offering only partial identifiers and fragmented phrases from a larger story.
Carnahan Wins Again in Platte Cross Country Meet
Carnahan led North Platte and Felix Sanntoval of Northeastern chased in 20 67 as Platte finished second with Bill Doney seventh and Greg Morgen third. Coach Ron Suggs praised the effort in the three meets this week as Platte eyes the invitational on Owl Creek campus January 13 with Fairbury McCook Worthington Minneota and Bismarck ND among rivals.
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Northeastern
Art Allelt
Platte
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Dha Carer
Greg Morgengen
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Ron Suggs
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Apollo harrier tennis meets set for Saturday
Colimbis and Beatrice loom as favorites for third straight conference titles while Columbus Beatrice Norfolk and others field strong squads. Coaches Gary Duranski and team figures push for top scores as runners and players showcase early season form and key matchups in a crowded field.
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Rowee Iyas
Nut
Brewers reorganize top staff amid Lane replacement
Milwaukee plans a front office shakeup as Frank Lane is replaced as director of baseball operations. Jim Wilson, a former Braves pitcher who pitched a no hitter in 1954, is moved to Lane’s role in effect guiding general management while Lane becomes vice president and special assignment scout. The change was announced by president Allan H. Selig in a Thursday news conference.
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Scotus freshmen win third straight on late rally
Scotus Junior High freshmen held Fremont Hergan 286 and Marlin added late scores as Kevin Abbott opened the game with long runs. Dan Martin and Greg Woborn contributed TDs as the Shamrocks added conversions. Next game vs Lakeview is set for October 12 at 4 p.m.
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Paydirt
Dan Martin
Greg Woborn
Marlin
Abbott
Ver Younger
Tar Sobotka
Jim Schumacher
Tim van Berg
Dave Cimps
Jule Fisher
Lakeview
Viking Stadium
Bowling Tourney for Obal Fund in Columbus Dow
A benefit bowling tournament for the Obal Educational Trust Fund runs October 9 to 14 at Columbus Dow, organized by Joe Jarecke. Open to all, with separate prizes for men and women who exceed their averages. top three in each group win a ball, bag, and shoes.
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Obal Educational Trust Fund
Joe Jarecke
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Congress weighs action on game blackouts
Washington lawmakers consider a bill to end local television blackouts for sold out games. Sen. Pastore and others press NFL Commissioner Rozelle to propose a voluntary plan or face congressional action. Industry leaders warn of broad implications for major sports and broadcasting.
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Erving undecided on pro basketball career
New York AP Julius Erving undecided about playing pro basketball after the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a district court ruling that he could play only for the Virginia Squires of the ABA pending a hearing set for Friday October 13. He said he has not made a decision.
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Virginia Squires
American Basketball Association
Week 8 NFL Forecast and Upset Alerts
The column predicts undefeated Miami and other favorites like Dallas Green Bay and Minnesota, plus upset possibilities for New England San Diego New York Giants and Houston. It notes key players such as Bob Griese John Unitas Fran Tarkenton and Gary Cuozzo, with a focus on parity and Friday night style punditry.
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Gary Cuozzo
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Daryle Damonica
Gan Pastorini
Baseball playoffs open with Oakland starter plans
Oakland aims to start Vida Blue in the best of five AL series opener while Detroit owner Finley and manager Dick Williams discuss who pitches. Blue, 23, is tentative in the fourth game and Hunter could start if the A’s trail two to one. In the NL, Sparky Anderson steers the Reds as they prepare for the playoff opener in Pittsburgh.
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Big Eight Play Heads to Key Weekend Matchups
Big Eight action features Missouri at Oklahoma State and Colorado at Kansas State as headliners. Kansas visits Minnesota, while Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Iowa State idle. Oklahoma and Texas set for an early test. Colorado seeks wins to stay in contention. Kansas State hosts Colorado in a pivotal game. Nebraska not playing, radio KPAB covers Colorado at Kansas State. Notre Dame and Michigan State on TV, playoffs and World Series soon.
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Mets Lead NL In Attendance Despite Short Season
SAM FRANCISCO AP The New York Mets led the National League in attendance in a 41 game-shortened season with 2,631,185 fans, fourth straight year over 2.6 million. League total attendance was 15,529,123, down 1,795,724 from last year, while Los Angeles drew 4,860,858 for second and Cincinnati 1,611,450 for third, both high marks for the club.
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Charles Feeney
Ate Landalice
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Cincinnati
Len Bartek Emerges as Poeun State Pitcher
The nonstate resident Len Bartek a freshman from Suceasunna New Jersey stands out as Poeun State baseball team’s only nonstate resident pitcher.
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Poeun State
Len Bartek
Suceasunna, NJ
North Adams names Greene new basketball coach
Tom Greene, 40, athletic director and basketball coach at Florida Southern College for 15 years, is named the new head basketball coach at North Adams State College. Greene was selected Thursday replacing Larry Siegfried, who held the post before leaving last month.
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Tom Greene
Florida Southern College
North Adams State College
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Larry Siegfried
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