Huskers topple Tigers in homecoming rout at Missouri
Nebraska, 360 fans, crushed Missouri 360 to move to 5-0 behind Jerry Tagge 319 yards total offense and 2 TDs. Kinney added two second quarter scores, Rodgers caught a 28-yard pass, and Kosch Mason sealed Threats with late interceptions. Missouri’s offense struggled to seven first downs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Kansas
Cornhuskers
Missouri
Jeff Kinney
Nebraska
Big Red
Tigers
Kinney
Monte Johson
Jack Table
Cornhusker
Chuck Roper
Sophninra
Johndrow
Johndraw
Bill Kosch
Dave Mason
Tange Jells
Jerry Tague
Johnny Rodgers
Tagge
van Broymson
Jeff Mughes
Oklahoma
Nebraska Dominates Missouri in 36 Point Victory
Nebraska, led by a relentless offense, controlled the game with 111 plays to Missouri's 49 and a 36–0 win. Missouri’s defense was praised despite the shutout, while Oklahoma beat Texas 48–7 and Colorado edged Town State 24–14. Nebraska faces Colorado on Oct. 30 and Oklahoma on Nov. 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Smith
UPI
Missouri
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Thrree Dimes
Bob Devaney
Devaney
Oklahoma
al Onovio
Columbia
Texas
Longhorns
Colorado
Town State
Oklahoma State
Texas Christian
Huskers Open Season With Big Win Over Missouri
Nebraska ripped Missouri 36 point win in first away game under coach Bob Devaney. Huskers show strong offense and improving Blackshirts while looking ahead to Kansas with Oklahoma looming as a potent foe. Also notes strong mallard counts in opening duck season and broad shooting opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huskers
Bob Devaney
Missouri Tigers
Kansas Jayhawkers
LinesIn
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma Sooners
Texas
Sooners
Joe Wylie
Washingtons Gerital Group routs Oilers for fourth straight
Washington’s veteran defense limited the Oilers to a single touchdown as Ron McDole intercepts Charley Johnson and returns 18 yards for a score. Cur Knight hits five field goals, lifting the Redskins to a 24-43 victory, their fourth straight in a National Conference week full of action across the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnicelli Spi
Washington
Quauterback
Redskins
Jimsten Oilers
Ron McDole
Charley Johnson
Curt Knight
Oilers
Treavereran Washington
Sammy Naugh
Detroit
Zeke Bralkowski
Rich McGeorge
Dave Osborn
Ibe
Fred Cox
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Khayat
Red Sharockman
Osborn
Jerry Williams
Bill Nelson
Mill Morin
Bo Scott
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Jim Plunkett
Stanford
Standy Vateha
Ron Sellers
Jim Nance
Patriots
Jets
Jim Bakken
MacArthur Lane
Troy Shivers
Cardinals
Rams, Lions win in Midget football league clash
Rams beat Colts 32-13 to stay atop the Midget League as Lions edged Bears and took second with a 32-0 win. Darrell Spulak exploded with a late 92 yard dash, Rick Sharp, Rick Haney and Chris Hoffman scored for Rams, while Brian Bullington led Lions with two TD runs and Steve Heimann closed the scoring. Columbus Jaycee games resume next Sunday at Pawnee Park turf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colts
Rams
Ions
Bears
Jeff Muhte
Darrell Spulak
Rick Sharp
Rick Haney
Chris Hoffman
Todd Trofietz
Sheth
Haney
Brian Bullington
Lions
Rich DeBower
Tim Munson
Thren
Bob Dickey
Steve Heimann
Columbus Jaycee
Pawnee Park
Red Sox Brewers pull off major four team swap
Brewers General Manager Lane trades Billy Conigliaro George Scalt and Kim Lonborg plus others to Boston in exchange for Pat Sigable Tommy Harper Marty Pattin Krausse and Lahoud. Harper slides into Boston outfield with Yastrzemski and Smith. Pattin joins Red Sox rotation. Boston seeks added outfield depth while Milwaukee aims to boost offense after a weak 1971 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Anc
Boston Red Sox
Milwaukee Brewers
Billy Conigliaro
George Scalt
Kim Lonborg
Red Sox
Conigliaro
Scott
Tanborg
Joe Lahoud
Ken Brett
Don Pavsictich
Brewers
Law ‘Krausse
Pat Sigable
Tommy ‘Harper
Marty Pattin
Lane
Dick O'Connell
Ocorell
Harper
Paitin
O'Connell
Krauss
Skrable
Evansville
Boston
Conigliara
AL Hormers
Latta
Seward edges Schuyler 6-0 in tight Central 10 clash
Seward blanked Schuyler 6-0 as Hon Wahenkel capped a one yard TD with 46 seconds left in the half. Schuyler outgained Seward 127 first downs and 105 rushing yards to 4 but failed to score. Top Seward defenders included Svoboda Costello and Kindler with Boyes starring for Schuyler. Tyler hosts Columbus Scotus next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuyler
Seward
Hon Wahenkel
Warriors
Bluclays
Peterson Wins Race at Vallelunga Securing European F2 Title
Roane Peterson of Sweden won the 22nd Grand Fix of Rome in Vallelunga, clinching the 1971 European Formula Two championship. Favored by early speed, Peterson dominated the event to seal his title with a victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Vallelunga
Italy
Roane Peterson
Sweden
Rome
Sooners Rout Texas in Wild West Showdown at Cotton Bowl
Oklahoma toppled Texas 48-27 before 73500 fans, piling up 431 rushing yards led by Greg Pruitt with 214. The No. 7 Sooners claimed their first win over Texas in five years and set sights on a Big Eight showdown with Colorado. Chuck Fairbanks called the victory his best at Oklahoma, as the Sooners improved to 1 loss for Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell - Royal
Texas
Greg Pruitt
Longhorns
Oklahoma
Somers
Eddie Seigler
Tulane
Mike Walker
North Caroling
Walker
Steve Barrios
Pruitt
Sooner
Chuck Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Salars
Colorado
Orioles, Pirates clash in rain-delayed second World Series game
Baltimore plans to start Jim Palmer for the Orioles against Pittsburgh pitcher Bo Johnson in the second game of the World Series after a rain delay. The 1 p.m. EDT start followed a day of postponements as 24 inches of rain soaked Memorial Stadium, turning the outfield to mud and washing out the original off day. The series resumes with the third game set in Pittsburgh on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
UPI
Baltimore Oriolles
Jim Palomer
Pittsburgh
Bo Johnson
Orioles
Memorial Stadium
Boys win in Paint-Pass contest in Fremont
Two Columbus boys won their divisions in the Paint-Pass contest in Fremont Sahinday. Robert Dokumen, son of Mr and Mrs. Gene Dolmen, first with 240 points in the 10 year old division. Joel Torczan, son of Mr and Mrs. Gene Torczan, first with 273 points among 11 year olds. Chris Gurruss was runner up in the 11 year old competition. Winners will take part in the district qualifyings in Bays Town, facing boys from Town Nebraska and Soull Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Fremont Sahinday
Robert Dokumen
Gene Dolmen
Joel Torczan
Ini
Gene Torczan
Chris Gurruss
Vthe
Bays Town
Town
Nebraska
Soull
Dakota
Nets Sign Rutgers Star Rory Greacen
New York Nets of the ABA signed 6 foot 7 forward Rory Greacen, former Rutgers star who spent the last two seasons with Milwaukee in the NBA before being waived last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Nets
Greacen
NEW York
AFL
American Basketball Association
Rutgers
Rory Greacen
Wit
Milwaukee
National Basketball Association
Grand Island and East High sweep in gym duals
Grand Island and Lincoln East swept dual gymnastics meets at East High Gym, unseating Columbus but placing Grand Island as triangular champs with a 110.50 to 43.50 score. Dan Voss Rex Ridenour Rex Baker Tim Laechard Terry Wool and Ross Ridenour led in firsts across seven events. Tom Folsom topped for Discoverer with multiple event medals. Columbus’s Mark Packer earned a third on the rampoline. The meeting marked Columbus’s first setback of the 1971 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus High
Grand Island
Lincoln East
East High
Hom Beek
Dan Voss
Rex Ridenour
Rex Baker
Tim Laechard
Terry Wool
Ross Ridenour
Ron Baldwin
Mark Packer
Columbus
Lincoln Gast
Folsom
Mark Porter
Tom Olson
Chris Grevennow
East
Priars
Gary Spuicher
Stillings
Dave Wardinger
Side Hoose
Millard
Tim Daehard
Howe
Tun Hotkorn
Dhe Milled Gay
Ted Rigstee
le Ae Daan Watt Ae Ao Tae Ten
A. S
Mark Vorlee
Apmway Frate
Why Seater
Muths 630 Leads Field in Columbus Bowl League
Muths 630 series on games of 210 227 and 197 paced the Jack and Dill League at Columbus Bowl Rich Pensick added a 610 with a 29, Fred Leonard rolled high 225 and 210 for 60. Carol Dev Bawer led women with 204 best game and Marcin Stepanek 549 with 201. Genny Kuta 202 and 527. Buck’s Shoes won team scoring with 732 game and 2048 total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Muth
Columbus Bowl
Rich Pensick
Fred Leonard
Carol Dev Bawer
Marcin Stepanek
Genny Kuta
Buck
Also Mentioned on This Page
Huskers Tp Tigers
Paul Ernst
Mil Morin
Steglers
Mike Wagner
Browns
UPI Telaphoto
Pops Oilers
New England
New York Jets
Fittsburgh
Batlmore
Buffalo
Miami
Cincinnati
Kansas City
San Diego
McDolc
Greg Landry
Packers
Landry
Bach McCullough
Larry Walton
Atlanta
Cardinal
Rob Griese
O Paul Warfield
Howard
Twilkky
Griese
Warfield
Twiley
Dolphins
Bengals
Ken Anderson
Norm
Bolaich
Don McCawlay
Larry Smith
San Francisco
Ken Stabler
Daryle Lamonica
Raymond Chester
Oakland
Denver
Kent Nix
Chicago
New Orleans
Nix
Bob Wallace
Dick Gorden
Bny
Len Dawson
Wiz
Dawson
Otis Taylor
Warren McVea
Bonhorg Ois
Bastor
Wie
Brett
Pavletich
Dave
California Angels
Ted Sox
Lahoud
Pattin
Wick Miller
Ten Oglivie
Radeaff
Byan Dy Pietro Upi
Michigan
Billy Taylor
Michigan State
Johnny Musso
Georgia
Charlie Trippi
Jabama
Vanderbilt
Notre Dame
Andy Huff
Darryl Dewan
Stubbor Miardi Fla
Auburn Tigers
Souther Mississippi
Pat Sullivan
Colorado S
Iowa State
Mississippi
Clemson
Duke
Dave Wurdinger
Wurdinger
Telegram Phot
Rain Halls
Ealf
Tom Folsom
Mathur Udg Boyne
Taam Folsom
Mark Turtre
Tatatiet Wirss
Wim Ome
Grevenew
Petwunn
Muth
Beimeiny
Naby
Leonhard Conoco
13Th St
CMLL
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!