Scotts Schuyler meet in key Class B showdown
Scotts meets Schuyler in a pivotal Class B clash as Schuyler’s strong defense and quick back Davidson clash with Scotts steady ground game led by Toot and Thomas. Coach Puetz notes McNally and Perrin spark the Warriors, while Scotus relies on Toot, Thomas, and Martin to pace the attack and seek state recognition.
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Rusty Staub Delivers as Mets Tie World Series
Mets responder Rusty Staub, hampered by a sore right shoulder, drives in five runs including a three run homer and a two run single to beat the Oakland Athletics 8 1 in Shea Stadium and even the best of seven series at two games apiece. Staub credits batting practice and wind for his form as Jon Matlack earns his first World Series win while Solisman exits with a stiff shoulder after eight innings.
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Big weekend for Columbus prep teams and Huskers clash
This weekend features three Columbus prep squads and Nebraska football in key games. Schuyler visit Scotus Shamrocks as the fourth ranked Warriors take on the 5-1 Shamrocks, aiming to extend a five game win streak. other local matches include Norfolk and Lincoln-area teams in title chase, Wayne at Lakeview, and Jinskers hosting Kansas in a conference tilt as Nebraska seeks rebound after an opener loss to Missouri. The Huskers hope to roll with improved defense and fewer mistakes, aiming for a 96 13 style win and continued season momentum.
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Cornhusker League marksmen shine at Columbus Bowl
Gilbert rolls 254 high single and Kryin Paben posts 640 series as the Cornhusker League shines at Columbus Bowl. Don Walter 200, Harry Carlson 265, Zeider 207, Adair 202, Heult 3, and other scores appear in a lively league night. Dorothy Ward 202 and Frances Carlson 544 highlight the Jewels League while Garnets and Agales post top team totals.
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Nebraska Firearm Season Rules Mention Handgun Limits
Handgun use is restricted during Nebraska firearm season. Only rifles delivering at least 900 foot pounds of energy at 100 yards or muzzle loaders qualify as regal weapons. The rule specifies 4 caliber or larger ammunition for compliant firearms.
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Sayers nets 269 for $100 award in Nite Owls League
Charlie Sayers of the Columbus Police Department posts a 269 game earning a $100 prize from Deano's Diner, the first Nite Owls League special prize since its five year run. He leads his team with a strong night, while Dutch Cermak, Randy Krunvand, Tod Armberger, and others post notable scores in centennial-length competition and Wednesday Night Mixed.
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Jerry Kroeker
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Don Brase
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Bud Whea
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Nazdy Krummland
LoJean Morgan
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Fents
Bears top grid loop with 5-0 mark in standings
Lions notch first win 13-6 over the Rams in a Traxe-up game. Swoeyard run by John dustixe and a late Tim Munson extra point gave Detroit the lead. Rams tied on a one-yard pass to Tim Bonk. Colts face Lions and Rams play Bears on final Jaycee midget football day. Dale Metcher of Junction City will captain Army's 1973 cross country team.
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Homecoming Candidates Named at Schuyler Central High
Central High School announced homecoming king and queen candidates during Spirit Week. King hopefuls include Kevin Benesel Kay Davidson John Dufek Ken Hrouda and Rost Perrin while queens are Dianne Langmeier Betty de Hoppe Kathy Jura Kathy Flymn and Robbie Zima. Students voted today. a bonfire rally snake dance were held Tuesday. Friday features a homecoming game versus Columbus Scolus and a dance after the game.
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Ohn Dufek
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Betty de Hoppe
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Kathy Flymn
Robbie Zima
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Lakeview Vikings win Stromsboro volleyball title
Lakeview club captured the Stromsboro Tournament championship by defeating Palmer 15-8 and 15-13. They had earlier beaten Clarks 15-5 and 19-1. Patty Martin scored one point, Carol Ernst went 8 for 8 on serves, and Alice Long starred on defense. Coach Julie Bienhoff’s squad improved to 2-0 before an Oct. 23 dual at Madison.
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Secretariat to end career in Canada
Secretariat will retire from racing with a farewell at Woodbine in Canada on October 28 during the Canadian Championship, trainer Lucien Laurin said. The long-reigning champion known as Super Red will go to stud after a record syndication. Riva Ridge also set to race one final time at Aqueduct before retirement.
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Amy’s Lightweight Team Chooses Gene Hichardson Captain
Gene Hichardson, quarterback from Wakxalutchio Texas, will captain Amys lightweight football team.
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Discoverers Seek Win to Stay In Apollo Race
Columbus faces Ralston in a crucial Apollo Conference football clash on Friday after Millard upset Norfolk. Columbus trails Norfolk by a game and must win to stay within reach of the league title while Ralston 3-2-1 rides a recent win over Beatrice and a tie with Ryan. Senior trio Rick Joseph Tot Corny and Tot Walters are highlighted as key contributors amid injuries to Robin Oberg and a late lineup shuffle with Mark Klug replacing Wardinger.
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Platte North Platte Drives For Barrier Title In NIAC Meet
North Platte hosts the four mile NICAC championship at the North Platte Country Club as Platte College of Columbus defends. Strong North Platte runners include Don Prewett and Titch Rohde with Tom Thomas on the mend but expected to run. Other contenders include Carl Stromberg of Nebraska Southern and runners from Nebraska Western.
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Interesting figures as KU and NU clash on aerials
Kansas quarterback David Jaynes leads Big Eight passing while Nebraska’s defense yields the nation’s stingiest 29 yards per game. Huskers face Kansas in Lawrence as Kansas State and Missouri eyes bowl talk. list notes injuries, kickers, and scouts for bowls.
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Issel Leads Kentucky Past Squires in Big Win
Kentucky star Dan Issel powered a 106-96 victory over the winless Virginia Squires amid coach Al Skinner remarks. Phrases quote doubts about stopping Issel as Kentucky remains undefeated and the Squires stay near bottom. Denver moved into first in the West by defeating Utah. Memphis beat Carolina. Milwaukee routed Golden State. Kansas City Omaha edged Seattle.
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