CHS netsters claim Big Ten tennis crown at Hastings
CHS netsters cap first Big Ten title with 23 of 24 possible points at Hastings. Coach Scott Cawgill led undefeated run, senior Brad Nelson and Glen Senrieber win singles, Robinson-Potter take doubles. Runnerups named for singles and doubles. team adds York Tournament and Apollo Conference titles and aims for Class B State.
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Columbus Wight
Hastings
Scott Cawgill
Brad Nelson
Glen Senrieber
Terry Robinson
Enue
Paul Potter
Nelsott
Schrieker
Tiunnerup
Larry Pochup
Norfolk
Bruce Bunford
Kearney
Dav Robbins
Omaha
Sport Shorts No Trouble with the Kansas Jayhawks
The Muskers faced Kansas in a rough game with a 590 score and a 42 yardage deficit on rushing. Nebraska showed inconsistent play with interceptions and fumbles but improved defense. Tagge underperformed while Brownson stood out. the Huskers’ unbeaten streak reached 25 as they prep for Oklahoma State at Stillwater and Colorado in Lincoln.
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Kansas Jayhawks
Jays
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Kansas
Jerry Tagge
van Brownson
Oklahoma State
Stillwater
Colorado
Lincoln
Bulls
Sooners
Norman
Platte runners win meet despite low team score 42
Platte Junior College led the annual Platte Invitational with 42 points as Worthington Minn claimed top honors with 63. Wayne Simedsrad finished first on the 3.75 mile course in 19:22, followed by Ken Heilmann of McCook in 20:14 and Platte’s Fred Carnahan in 20:19. Multiple Platte runners finished between 20:23 and 20:86 as 42 runners competed under coach Hon Suggs.
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Worthington
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N.B. JC
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Northeastern
Platte Junior College Wall Myn
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Turnerup
Wayne Simedsrad
Ken Heilmann
McCook
Platte
Fred Carnahan
Rollie McNott
Decry Zelmann
Mismark
Bill Doney
Dave Friend
Ath
Bruce Alt Tith
Petro
LeRoy Korus
Ken Brooks
Hon Suggs
Rams, Lions win in Jaycee Midget Football League
Rams clinch a tie with a 45-13 win over the winless Colts as Dave Ebner and Rick Haney highlight with a 60 yard punt return and 35 yard run. Lions beat the Bears 20-13, Brian Bullington and Jim Feehim connected on a 43 yard pass and a 36 yard sweep for the opening scores.
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Lions
Bears
Colts
Ams
Dave Ebner
Rieck Sharp
Darrell Spulak
Rick Haney
Chris Hoffman
Craig Marsh
Randy Brezinski
Brian Bullington
Jim Feehim
Rick DeBower
Greg Dochom
Leaders cited at Boulevard Lanes in mixed league
Ray Lakens posted a 142 series with a 199 game in Boulevard Lanes SundayMixed. Sue Mills led women with 170 and a 471 trio while Brass led teams with a taG series and 1,721 total. Lynne Grape had a 20 game and Donna Matson led the women with 475 in the Saturday night event. Daryle Thiele led men with 540 and Raniek Kaeminc topped the team list at 1,759 with a 646 game.
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Boulevard Lanes
Sue Mills
Lynne Grape
Donna Matson
Daryle Thiele
Lola
Raniek Kaeminc
Eri
Mustangs win and host next game this Saturday
Omaha UPH The Omannt Mustangs defeated Quad-Cities 32-? in Davenport last Saturday night after a come-from-behind rally. Quarterback Jim Maxfield threw touchdown passes and added a final point conversion to secure the 19-6 half-time deficit reversal. The team returns home to Rosenblatt Stadium for a Saturday night showdown.
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UPH
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Joilet
Rosenblatt Stadium
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Town
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Quad-Cities
Huskers Rock Jayhawks in 55 0 rout at Stillwater
Nebraska remains unbeaten at 6-0 after routing Kansas 55-0. The Huskers dominated on both sides, with Tagge and Kinney scoring, Rodgers adding two touchdowns, and a strong defense preventing any Kansas first downs in the first half. Attendance reached 63,231 as Nebraskas reserves closed out the win.
Husker-Sooner clash looms for Nov. 25 title bid
Nebraska and Oklahoma push toward a Thanksgiving weekend showdown after easy wins. Nebraska beat Kansas 5-0 as Oklahoma crushed Colorado 43-17, while nationally ranked teams posted further results including Alabama, Penn State and Arkansas. Devaney blamed missed scoring chances for the Cornhuskers’ offense.
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UPI
Yo Nhost
Church Fairbanks
Oklahoma
Bob Devaney
Nebraska
Naion
Richard Nixon
Titans
Norman
Okla
Kansas
Sooners
Colorado
Michigan
Winerg
Glenn Voughly
Terry Davis
Alabama
Tennessee
Crimson Tide
Bob Thomas
Notre Dame
North Carolina
Alliance Takes Harrier Crown In Big Ten Cross Country
Alliance High won the Big Ten Conference Cross Country Championship with Hosea of Kearney taking individual honors. Alliance runners claimed several top positions while Columbus trailed. The team, led by Coach Ron Callan, prep for mistriets week and a trip to North Platte. Senior Jon Cole aims to qualify for the state meet in Lincoln next week.
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Alliance High
Far West
Hosea
Alliance
Columbus
Mistriets
Discoverers
Ron Callan
North Platte
Jon Cole
Lincoln
Manning leads Saints to upset of Cowboys 24 14
Archie Manning sparkled with two rushing scores and a passing touchdown as New Orleans upset Dallas 24 14. He sealed the win with a late three yard TD run after a fumble on the Cowboys’ goal line. Other NFL results included Washington, Cleveland, Detroit, Minnesota, Oakland, Baltimore, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Miami, Denver and more.
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Husker
Pat Wischer
Jaynes
Kansas
Jeff Kinney
Thack
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UPI
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Earl Morrall
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Bob Davis
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Oman Gabriel
Gene Washington
Bears
Bob Griese
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Petty survives scare to claim 18th NASCAR win
Richard Petty narrowly avoids disaster in the Delaware 500 at Dover to secure his 18th victory of the season. He spun toward the pit wall with 29 miles left but benefitted from Bobby Allison’s four minute pit stop for a broken hubstub and led the final stretch. Petty finished 11 seconds ahead of Charlie Glotzbach while Allison settled third. Petty earned $19,470. In Laguna Seca, Revson won the Castrol Grand Prix after a late black-flag controversy, receiving a $250 fine. Rollie Beale and Gary Beltenhausen each won in USAC sprint divisions at Winchester.
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Petty
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Dover
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Allison
Charlie Glotzbach
Glotzbach
Bolsby
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Toledo
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Til
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Antelope Hunters Post Strong 1971 Bag in Lincoln
Lincoln officials report a 280 percent success rate in the 1971 nine day firearm antelope hunt. Of 1,208 license holders, 962 pronghorns were taken before the nine day season closed October 2.
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UPI
State Game Commission
CHS Wins Volleyball Fixture Behind Torezan’s Spree
Columbus High girls volleyball beat Hastings for its third varsity win of the season. Sean Torezan tallied 14 points and served seven straight as the team won game scores 15-7 7-15 15-11. Junior varsity lost set scores 15-5 15-5 15-10 while showing serves by Danielski and P. Gerber.
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Hastings
Sean Torezan
Danielski
P. Gerber
Gerber
C. “Uroski
Voigtlander Buhl doubles win on TV show at Boulevard Lanes
Voigtlander and Buhl topped the Boulevard Lanes Sunday night TV se ad doubles with a 51 handicap series of 183 223 and 260. Vince and Mildred Vaught and other pairs followed. High games went to Denny Van Winkle Anita Schroeder and others. Roy Kohler chosen for the 50 sweeper drawing to face next week winner advancing to Omaha on Bowling at Leisure.
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Marilyn Buhl
Boulevard Lanes
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Mildred Vaught
Harry
Sharon Laudenklos
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Lynn Nite
Myra Olk
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Anita Schroeder
Vojgllander-Buhl
Nitz-Olk
Roy
Irene Kohler
Omaha
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