Huskers crush Tigers 62 0 in Nebraska rout
Nebraska thrashed Missouri 62 to 0 at Memorial Stadium on a sunny gusty day. Dave Humm threw three touchdown passes, Johnny Rodgers set a career scoring record, and Steve Runty, Jerry Rod gers, Kerry List and others added TDs in a dominant Husker victory that marked Missouri’s worst defeat since 1902.
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Minnesota Hwo
Bobby Reynolds
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Frank Patrick
Firmin
Kerry List
Bob Revelle
Gary Dixon
Dave Goeller
Jeff Moyan
Don Westbrook
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Colts and Lions win in Midget Football League action
At Memorial Stadium Pawnee Park the Colts toppled the Bears 25 6 led by Dan Berlin Randy Bresenski and Herlin who scored twice. Lions beat Vikings 32 6 with Brian Bullington passing to Chris Loved and Duane Sheriff returning a kickoff for points. Next Sunday the Vikings meet the Bears and the Rams face the Colts.
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Tom Alt
Greg Becher
Jeff Muhle
Brian Bullington
Chris Loved
Tom Munson
Steve Heimann
Joh Justice
Matt Anthony
Antlhony
Bullington
Duane Sheriff
Fremont Cops Big 10 Tennis Title Run
Fremont clinched the Big Ten tennis crown with 11 singles wins led by Brad Berlin and Bruce Friedrichsen. Columbus placed fifth with the top doubles team. Hastings defeated in key singles, while Kent Lund won second singles. The Discoverers swept five titles at Apollo and prepare for the Class B state meet in Omaha.
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Omaha
Smith Stars in Davis Cup Play for U S Victory
Stan Smith powered the United States to a 3 2 win over Romania in Bucharest securing the Davis Cup final and hinted it could be his last appearance if the format isn t changed. He noted the substantial tournament money involved for the four U S players this year.
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Week Sports Calendar Highlights
A busy week starts Monday with Lakeview JV and Millard cross country meets. Tuesday features ID C Aquinas vs Scotus football and Madison volleyball. Thursday includes Norfolk JV football at Columbus and Hastings and Columbus freshmen matches, plus Columbus at State tennis and volleyball. Friday takes Fremont at Columbus football and district cross country, Hastings. Saturday shows Aquinas at Sealus for homecoming and Columbus at Grand Island invite. Sunday stacks midget football Vikings at Bears and Rams at Colts.
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Colts
Irwin Lusche team earns honors at Columbus Bowl
Irwin and Karen Lusche posted a 699 total to win Sunday’s scotch doubles at Columbus Bowl with 559 in games and 99 spot pins. Gary Badie and Boh Badie came second at 636, led by a 200 game and 607 scratch. Multiple pairs followed with scores from 624 to 603, and high games reached 240 by Eisenmonger. A jackpot list named Wardeman Badje 418 and others in the 390s. Noted historical hockey mention references Rey Guidolin’s 1942 NHL debut at age 16 for the Boston Bruins.
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Columbus Bowl
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Boh Badie
Dowd
Judy McKinney
Don
Kay Eisenmenger
Rich
Ben Pensick
Hank
Sherry Thomson
Morris
Doris Johnson
Ann Puckett
Lea
Alice Stenger
Bob
Connia Fyfe
the Peasicks
Badjes
Eisenmongers
Larry Wardeman
Barb Badje
Morris Johnson
Dorstin Woeny
Cat Ryba
Ann Woeny
Keith Bernt
Deanna Ryba
Wayne Hosher
Connie Fyfe
Roy Griepentrog
Jolene Kasper
Don Eigenminger
Evelyn Muth
Local grid scores from Falls City to Topeka East
Readable scores show Falls City Petge Steart 34 Pawtove City 0 Fremont Mer City Aquinas 8 North Bend Central 41 Tekamah 14 Lincoln East 4 Topeka East Kan 0 and 2 David.
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David
Griese Injured as Dolphins Triumph 24 10
Miami weathered a severe setback when quarterback Bob Griese suffered a fractured leg and dislocated ankle on the Orange Bowl turf. Despite Griese’s injury, the Dolphins defeated their opponent 24 to 10, showcasing resilience under adverse conditions as coach Don Shula praised the team’s response.
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Bol Griese
Deacon Jones
Dalphin
Lakers Struggle as NBA Slips Include Narrow Win
The champion Los Angeles Lakers lose to Boston and New York, then barely beat Cleveland 95-83 after Cleveland erased a 23 point deficit. West scores 31, Hairston 21 and 26 rebounds set arena mark. Other NBA results include Atlanta over New York 109-101 and Phoenix over Baltimore 107-98. NFL results note Dolphins edge Chargers 24-10 in Miami with Morrell rallying passes.
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Jerry West
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Scotts fresh pound Viking team routs Lakeview 40-0
Scotts fresh pound Viking team dominated Lakeview 40-0 in a hard-hitting victory. Dan Martin and Kevin Abbott led scoring with cards of 6 and 2 yard TDs while Abbott added a 31 yard run and Martin a 15 yard dash. Mit defensive standouts included Tim Schumacher with two fumble recoveries.
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Hosto
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Kevin Abbotl
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Les Nosas
Tor Sobotka
Tim Schumacher
Sobotka
Dave Chimp
Brad Spies
John Isher
Tim Schneider
Don Schaecer
Bill Lanley
Seatus
Ver Youriger
Jamieson Captures Parliament Classic Benefit Title
Jim Jamieson fired a one under par 69 Sunday to win the Parliament Classic, a one round benefit golf tournament at Fenway Golf Club. Chi Chi Rodriguez Julius Boros and former baseball star Mickey Mantle led for second place.
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Fenway Golf Club
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CHS tops Millard gym dual in hard fought meet
Columbus High School defeated visiting Millard 1050 to 930 in a gymnastics dual. Ron Brown led CHS with firsts on long horse and still rings, while Dick Annin won side horse and parallel bars. Ted Kyster placed high in several events as CHS earned its best showing to date ahead of the Grand Island Invitational.
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Ron Brown
Fed Kyster
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Alliance Nips Tigers for Big 10 Title in Harrier Meet
Beatrice, Apollo, and Alliance dominated the Big 10 cross country events with Beatrice winning their third straight league meet. Doug Prewett set a 10:33 loop record as Keith Burke and Mark Boelteher contributed top efforts for CHS while Kevin Finney did not compete. Alliance edged Tremont 67 to 69 for conference honors as Hansen won the top race.
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Tremont
A's Take 2-0 World Series Lead at Home
Oakland jumped to a 2-0 lead in the World Series with a 2-0 win over Cincinnati in Cincinnati and a 2-1 victory in Oakland. Jim Hunter starred on the mound and Rudi made a spectacular catch as Tenace powered the offense with a five RBI performance in the opener. Sparky Anderson planned pitching changes for Games 3 and 4 in Oakland with Pilkingham and Holtzman slated to start, while Williams echoed confidence in his bullpen. All games in Oakland start 8:30 pm EDT and will be televised nationally.
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Jack Pillingham
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Ken Holtzman
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Huskers Roll Over Missouri 62-0 In Lincoln Opener
The Huskers paraded touchdowns in a 62-0 victory over Missouri at Lincoln to open conference play. Nebraska showcased passing with Dave Trumm and Steve Runty, while Johnny Rodgers made key receptions and the defense shut down the Tigers. Kansas visits Lawrence next as Nebraska remains a Big Eight title contender.
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Kudron Fires High Scores in Weekend Bowling Meet
Kudron rolled 245 and 672 to lead Saturday Night Mixed at Boulevard Lanes, with Val Steiner posting 174 and 476 to top women. Koate's blubbers won team honors with a 043 game and 1,869 total. Sunday Night Mixed saw Dennis Van Winkle lead men with 202 and 58, while Sue Davidshofer and Marion Hecker topped women with 71 and 457 respectively. Valley View Cycle Club posted a 700 game and 1,898 total.
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Singleton
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Swo
Sue Davidshofer
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Valley View Cycle Club
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