Maroons edge Ralston 13 7 in tense Friday showdown
Columbus High survives a late rally from Ralston to win 13 7 at CHL stadium. Key plays include an 82 yard punt return by Ziola and a 26 yard scoring pass from Miller to Ziola. Ralston battled with Kevin Goodman to Bal Antrim connecting on three pass plays, but Columbus held on for a 3 2 1 record and hosts Fremont next.
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Sunmenzies
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Doug Wardinger
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Havlicek sparkles as Celtics top Lakers in Boston
John Havlicek leads Boston with 30 points and 21 rebounds while stifling Jerry West for three quarters as the Celtics defeat the Los Angeles Lakers 210 to 101. Dave Cowens 28 points and strong team defense key. West finishes with 21 for the Lakers amid late surge.
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Harvard Halts Elyers 17 to 6 in Gridiron Clash
Harvard defeats Humphrey St. Francis 17 to 4 with the field goal added to its arsenal. Dwight Dunsworth booted a 11 yard pointer, Vesnick and Weyen scored on short runs, Verbeck added a PAT. Dan Waite returned a kickoff 50 yards, plus an interception for a Flyer score. St Francis fumbled and struggled on offense. Myers hosts Newman Grove next Thursday.
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Newman Grove
Norfolk Freshmen Defeat Columbus Yearlings In Interleague Duel
Norfolk freshmen edged the Columbus yearlings 20 to 6 on Thursday. The Panther cubs opened with a late first half TD and added quick scores in the third and fourth quarters. Pecolumachus caught a six yard pass from Greg Scribner to Wortch in the final quarter. Larry Nitz rushed 9 times for 00 yards and Cordsen also ran well. Sansoni averaged 23 yard kickoff returns. Defenders Ross Quinn and Justiansen stood out. Columbus travels to Hastings next Thursday for a Great Plains conference game.
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Scotus victory in volleyball over Fremont Bergan
Scotus Shamrock-Spikers won 2 sets to 1 at Fremont Bergan after dropping the first 5-15. They captured 15-11 and 5-2 with Kathy Korger serving 7-7 and Mary Ruth Casey and Joyce Feehan each 5-5. Junior varsity Sentus fell 7-16 and 11-15. Penny and Pam Upholf each 5-5. JV No 2 won 43-7 as Sue Schneeder delivered 5-5. Albion visits Sentus on Oct 26.
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Silver Creek shuts down Osceola 22 to 0 on home turf
Silver Creek defeats Osceola 22 to 0 as Dan Jones runs 38 yards for a second quarter score and adds a two point conversion. Larry Vlasek adds two rushing TDs, with a 3 yard rush in the third period and another by Jones. Osceola struggles on offense, gaining minus yardage in the first quarter and finishing with 56 rushing yards and 99 passing. Silver Creek surpasses Osceola in total offense and strengthens its early season state rating as both teams prepare for next games.
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St Paul Civic Center approves rental fee for game
The Memphis Tams, owned by Charles Finley, will host the Denver Rockets February 16 at the St Paul Civic Center. The St Paul Civic Center Authority approved a 1500 dollar flat rental plus salaries for ticket takers ushers and a scav eboard operator.
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Nebraska freshmen beat Missouri 24 to 14 in varsity clash
Husker freshmen led by John O Leary who scored twice on one yard runs, edging Missouri 24 14 in Lincoln. O Leary totaled 2 touchdowns and 25 carries for 100 plus yards as Nebraska built a 17 0 first half lead and held on despite Missouri scoring twice in the second. Missouri gained 235 total yards while Nebraska totaled 291.
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Shamrock Rally Beats Schuyler in Homecoming Bid
Scotus Central Catholic overcome a halftime deficit to beat Schuyler 26 6 in a Friday night at Pawnee Park Memorial Stadium. Tom Zabana led with a 30 yard TD pass, Fritz Schwank and Tim Thomas sparked the offense, while defensively Jay Davidson and Tom Blahak anchored the Shamrocks in a physical second half.
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Trevino set for final with Weiskopf at Piccadilly World Matchplay
In Virginia Water England Lee Trevino Juiced to meet Tot Weiskopf in the Piccadilly World Matchplay final after routing. Trevino led 25 under par through 36 holes and aimed to become first American winner at Wentworth nine year event while Weiskopf advanced after beating Peter Oosterhuis.
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Lakeview Volleyball and Basketball Roundup at Osceola
Lakeview girls took varsity basketball honors after a Thursday Osceola setback 2-15 but rallied to win 15-6 and 15-11. Sandi Wetgen led Viking spikers with 12 points, Mary J. Kliever added 6. Junior varsity fell 115 and 14415, top Lakeview scorers Lana Catlan 6 and Diane Laseke 4. Viking freshmen won their game. Diane Laseke scored 15 and Carol Rash notes two home matches pending October 7 against Madison and October 19 versus Leigh. Twelve varieties of bats have been recorded in Nebraska.
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Viking Spikers
Mary J. Kliever
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Diane Laseke
Viking
Euling
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Madison
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Stone leads 616 series and high games at Columbus Bowl
Stone tops 616 series with strong 188 and 213 games, teammate Rich Stone adds pace. Harry Carlson close with 2 and 22 games, Jim Baber 213, Ivan Weber 201, Denny Podany 206, Gary Puckett 214. Nie's Restaurant team honors at 772 and 2,085.
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Jim Baber
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Denny Podany
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Lakeview Routs Elkhorn 34 22 For fifth win
Lakeview High earns its fifth victory by defeating Elkhorn 34 to 22 at Elkhorn. Key plays include Jon Pillen scoring twice, an 80 yard run by Keith Schutte, and a 30 yard interception return. Dean Rupp adds four extra points and Pillen completes 7 of 8 passes as Lakeview dominates with 444 yards to Elkhorn’s 260.
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Rory Schroeder
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Elkhorn Ove
Dale Thiessen
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Monroe Edges Shelby 26-20 in Homecoming Game
Monroe Mustangs defeated Shelby 26 to 20 at Shelby after an 8 point halftime swing. Denis Edmison scored twice and teamed with Dave Jenkinson for extra points, while Lloyd Jenkinson added a quarterback sneak. Shelby’s Robin Fenty tallied two TDs including a 70 yard kickoff return.
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Denis Edmison
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Lloyd Jenkinson
Sick Urkoski
Warren Haymer
Virgil Crumley
Randy Dittee
Edmison
Craig Gerlsch
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Palmer nips St Edward in a hard fought Friday game
Palmer edged St Edward 16 to 19 as Palmer recovered a fumible in the fourth quarter and scored the deciding touchdown. St Edward led 19-8 after a risky play, and Randy Stevens returned a fumbled ball for a TD. St Edward later faced a 3-2-1 record.
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Id Wathen
Randy Stevens
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Bills Seek Second in AFC East as Chiefs Clash Cincinnati
Buffalo sits 2 2 and tied with New York Jets and New England for second in the AFC East led by Miami. Chiefs visit Cincinnati while Oakland and Kansas City vie in the West with Daryle Lamonica and Dennis Shaw leading AFC passers.
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Clarks edge Stromsburg in late drive for key win
Stromsburg fought back with a late touchdown drive but Clarks held on 22 14 after Glasgow 42 yard reverse and Engel two point conversion gave the invaders a 22 14 edge. Stromsburg added a late score but failed PAT try. next Friday Stromsburg visits St Edward.
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Jack Johnson
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Boulevard Lanes Thunderbolt league scores noted
Lenders led by Jim Swartz with a high 24 game and Del Triebwasser adding a 84 series as the Men's Thunderbolt league at Boulevard Lanes featured several 200s including Triebwasser 214 Dennis Dudron 203 Bill Kurtenbach and Ken Finkral 202 and Larry Zulkoski 200. In Speed Queen league Helen Delerman 191 and St Fran Kuta 525 paced play while Rusty s Rebels claimed team honors at Sokol 601 and 2933.
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del Triebwasser
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Dennis Dudron
Bill Kurtenbach
Ken Finkral
Larry Zulkoski
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