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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1975

Page

18

Black Shirts blank Kansas 16-0 in Lincoln

Nebraska coach Tom Osborne and defensive coordinator Monte Kiffin praised the Black Shirts after Nebraska shut out Kansas 16 to 0. The Huskers held Nolan Cromwell and the Jayhawks to 7 yards rushing and 1 passing. Terry Luck led a 64 yard scoring drive in the fourth quarter after Vince Ferragamo started.

Charles Wieser Lincoln Neb UPI Nebraska Tom Osborne Monte Kiffin Kansas Cornhusker Jayhawks Kiffin Osborne Nolan Cromwell Waddell Smith Ray Phillips Walter Monds Huskers Vince Ferragamo Cornhuskers Mike Coyle Ferragamo Coyle Terry Luck Miami Luck Vince Terry Oklahoma State

Missouri Air Attack Routs Cowboys In Big Eight Clash

Missouri quarterback Steve Pisarkiewicz threw for 371 yards and Henry Marshall caught seven passes for 209 yards as the Tigers defeated Oklahoma State 41-14 at Faurot Field. Missouri piled up 408 passing yards, set several Big Eight records, and handed OSU its second straight loss after injuries to quarterbacks.

Charlie Smith UPI Oklahoma Cowboys Missouri al Onofrio Faurot Field Steve Pisarkiewicz Henry Marshall Pisarkiewicz Tony Scardino Zark Scardino Andershall Tigers Michigan Onofrio Oklahoma State Jimmy Derrick Charlie Weatherbie Derrick Colorado Boulder Nebraska Detroit Chicago Munson Charlie Sanders Ray Jarvis Jon Staggers Lions Dolphins Eagles Bob Griese Nat Moore Don Nottingham Norm Bulaich Miami Philadelphia Roman Gabriel Charles Smith James McAlister Falcons 49Ers California New Orleans Green Bay Packers Mike Strachan Archie Manning Joel Parker Saints

Fremont wins Big Ten tennis title with second straight crown

Fremont captures its second consecutive Big Ten Conference tennis championship and third in four years at North Platte. Dan Berlin wins three singles matches for the team, while No 2 singles player Mike Willman loses all eight. Jeff Wrage earns No 1 singles title for Fremont.

North Platte Fremont North Platte Columbus Gary Duranski Dan Berlin Scottsbluff Kearney McCook Fremont Grand Island Hastings Norfolk Mike Willman Jim Sackett Jim George

Don Johnson wins Big Ten cross country title at Scottsbluff

Norfolk’s Don Johnson captured the Big Ten Conference Cross Country Championship with a 12:52 2.5 mile run tying the course record. Columbus’ Mark Redrow finished 10th in 13:43 as Grand Island won the team title. Columbus faces Millard next Tuesday before the Class A District race in North Platte. top three teams and seven individuals advance to state.

Scottsbluff Norfolk Don Johnson Grand Island Johnson Columbus Mark Redrow Mark Ron Callan Terry Michael Terry Anderson Doug Brunkhorst Ken Stavas Callan Dana Wardinger Travis Jackson Millard North Platte

Discoverettes Sweep to Conference Volleyball Crown

Columbus High’s Discoverettes won the Conference Volleyball Championship at Ralston after a 15-8 9-15 15-8 win over Beatrice, then 15-2 15-7 against Ralston to close the day. Lynnette Cattanl led a 35 for 41 performance, with Sherrie Nelson 34 for 36 and Lin Selig 22 for 28 on the day.

Discoverettes Columbus High Ralston Beatrice Sandra Hopp Gals Millard Lynnette Cattanl Sherrie Nelson Lin Selig Kris Peitsch Ann Ewert Debbie Hamernik Donna Steiner Diane Mortensen

Columbus Bowl Results Show Strong Team Scores Across Leagues

Comprehensive bowling results from Columbus lanes list top teams and individuals. Alibi Scotch Doubles led by Harry Carlson and Carol Woerner posted 657 and 558 with high games 240 and 227. Muth Krieg tandem also posted strong totals. Separate results include Red Pins and Blue Pins awards, plus weekly standings in Jack Pot and Boulevard lanes. Additional notable scores include Gary Muth 224 in Progressive League and Ed Zimmer clutch 4-9-10 split in final frame.

Columbus Carlson-Woerner Ryba’s Pensicks Gary Muth Colleen Trofholz Walt Junghaene Debbie Kuhn Marilyn Krieg Terry Henkel Ron Graus Pat Kaasch Monica Yankee Dale Ryba Jack and Jill League Marcia Stepanek Randy Schwalke Tim Wunderlich Bob Goodman Terry Carver Dan Determan Lori Badje Jack Pot Vi Nelson-Vern Behle Mabel Griepentrog Doug Boulevard Lanes Lucille Birkel Hank Elaine Moeller Tom Marilyn Shemek Dave Sue Paprocki Birkels Paprockis Moellers Birkels-Shemeks Millie Zimmer Dave Gdowski Joann Plankington Ed Zimmer Zimmers Ginger Moon David Mitchell George Halte K and M Keggers Lowell Brock Ritch Preister Thunderbolt League Bob Beck Tom Shé

Top 20 Fares As Big Ten Powers Triumph

Ohio State crushed Iowa 49-0 and No 8 Michigan rolled past Michigan State 16-6 to tighten the Big Ten race. Oklahoma stayed unbeaten with a 24-17 win over Texas as No 9 Penn State routed West Virginia 39-0. Other top teams posted decisive wins including USC over Washington State and Nebraska over Kansas.

Oklahoma State Oklahoma Kansas State Kansas Iowa State Texas Colorado Miami Fla Nebraska United Press International Ohio State Iowa Michigan Michigan State Spartans Denny Stolz Stolz Sooners Penn State West Virginia Bob Wood Gordon Bell Wolverines Barry Switzer Chuck Fairbanks Southern California Washington State Texas A&m Texas Tech Alabama Washington Missouri

Chiefs rout Raiders tops in NFL Sunday games

Kansas City crushed Oakland 42 10 snapping the Raiders undefeated run. Mike Livingston returned to throw three TD passes and run for a score as KC forced six turnovers to rout Stabler’s Raiders. Buffalo Cincinnati and Dallas also won while St Louis visits Washington tonight.

Joe Carnicelli Raiders Kansas City Chiefs Ken Stabler Mike Livingston Oakland Stabler Kerry Reardon Emmitt Thomas Livingston Walter White Ed Podolak Billy Masters David Hamm Cliff Branch Buffalo Baltimore Minnesota New York Jets Cincinnati New England Dallas New York Giants Houston Cleveland Pittsburgh Denver Los Angeles San Diego Detroit Chicago Miami Philadelphia Atlanta San Francisco New Orleans Green Bay St. Louis Washington Curtis Cowboys Giants Roger Staubach Jean Fugett New York Mark Washington Doug Kotar Oilers Browns Dan Pastorini Mack Alston Billy Johnson Pastorini Alston Ronnie Coleman Steelers Broncos Terry Bradshaw Lynn Swann Rams Chargers Tom Dempsey Don Woods Ray Wersching James Harris Angeles Lions Bears Bill Munson

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