Top college football poll reshuffles with Sooners at No. 2
United Press International top five see Oklahoma hold second after a decisive win while Nebraska dominates. Colorado falls from fifth as Auburn jumps and Notre Dame slides, with Georgia, Penn State, Arkansas and others closing the top 20 amid shifting risks ahead of Thanksgiving clashups and key conference showdowns.
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Devaney requests review of officials decisions
Lincoln Nebraska Kansas game review sought after Huskers 550 7 Page loss. Devaney declined critique but called for film review by Big Eight. He worries about Oklahoma State game and praises defense against Kansas Jayhawks. He highlights Dick Graham and Johnny Rodgers comparison while noting eight Jayhawk turnovers.
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Court agrees to request by Curt Flood
The Supreme Court agreed to hear Curt Floods challenge to baseballs reserve clause and its exemption from federal antitrust laws. Flood argues the system limits players career choices and profits, citing prior cases and the leagues bargaining structure as contrary to antitrust protections.
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Redskins visit White House after 20-0 win over Cardinals
Washington Redskins stars Jack Pardee Maxie Baughan and George Burman and their families were hosted by President Nison at the White House after the unbeaten team routed the St Louis Cardinals 20 to 0 on Sunday, upholding a stretch of dominance in the league.
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Huskers rated No 1 in UPL standings ahead of Sooners
Nebraska leads Oklahoma 341 to 311 in UPL ratings as football focus shifts to Turkey Day. Oklahoma State visit looms at Stillwater with a tough matchup ahead for the Huskers. Lakeview Vikings clash in local ratings as World-Herald and Lincoln papers differ on placement.
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Muhle's score downs Scotus in junior varsity clash
Lakeview held a 7-0 victory after using key plays like a fourth down reverse and a late fumble recovery. Scotus managed few yards and first downs, while Muhle's squad capitalized on Seolus drives and Dave McWilliams fumbles. Standouts included Wendall Korte and Kevin Jarecki on defense and Steve Niedhalski on offense.
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CHS gymnasts win seventh title and host NW next
CHS gymnasts swept seven of eight place finishes in a dual at Millard, winning 95.88 to 9.68. Senior Tom Folasi led all around with titles in tumbling and high bar, while Tom Olson and Mark Porter starred on other events. Dennis Brandenburg, Ron Brown, Steve Hadley, Ed Kyster and others added top placements as CHS set up a home meet against Omaha Northwest Wednesday at 4 p.m.
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Johnny Sample Indicted in Check Cashing Scheme
Johnny Sample, 34, former Hallimore Colts and New York Jets player, was indicted by a federal grand jury for cashing $8,600 in stolen checks. He faces charges including possession of $7,000 in U S treasury checks and a $1,605 stolen commercial check. Sample, who owns a talent agency and authored a football book, was arrested in mid July in relation to the alleged scheme.
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Passing combo returns for Columbus in decisive win
The Columbus duo Tom Miller and Dave McNair connected on a 3 yard touchdown in the first quarter as Columbus controlled play. Miller and McNair spearheaded victories at Grand Island and Fremont with strong aerial attack, while the defense held Warfolk to zero. Columbus, after a sweet NM win over the Panthers, wrapped up their 1971 campaign with plans to finish at Omaha Northwest next Monday.
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Lee Thomas Leads Classic League With 246 High Game
Lee Thomas posts a 246 single game to top the Classic League scoring at Columbus. Dodie McDonald adds a 251, with Dorothy Hard 213, Lorraine Egger 223, and other top scores across the Ladies Classic. Marshall Nelson caps team with 862 game and 2549 series. Budweiser team hits 2756 series. AJBC Junior League sees Randy Kurlenbach with 322 and 533 series. Nebraska pheasant season opens in November.
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Jacobson Named Big Eight Lineman of the Week
Nebraska’s Larry Jacobson, a 247 pound tackle from Sioux Falls, was named the Big Eight Lineman of the Week after seven tackles three behind the line and a fumble recovery. He edged Iowa State’s Keith Schroeder in a split vote as Nebraska’s Black Shirts earned praise for their defense.
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Columbowl Bowling Meet Opens With Weekend Play
The Ith annual Ladies Columbow tournament opened Sunday at Columbes Bowl and runs four more weekends. Schneider Construction, Vailey, leads team standings with 2,838 total pins after 4,2418 scratch and 420 pins, ahead of Foolish 5 of Columbus at 2,810. Doubles leaders are Belly Latter and Mary Adler of Fremont with 1,285. Singles leader is Gwen Matter of Fremont with a 468 scratch series across games of 190 181 and 215. Tournament ends November 4. contact Harry Carlson at the Bowl for entry.
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Two top Big Eight squads draw praise after rout
Nebraska coach Sebo Devaney and Kansas coach Dan Fambrough discuss the Big Eight after Nebraska crushed Kansas 55 to 0. Rival Oklahoma looms while Kansas State and Iowa State prepare for key tests as teams praise Nebraska’s dominance and question each other’s schedules.
Minnows Protest Limits On Traps in Fisheries Rules
Authorities warn that scaring minnows in a two minnow trap is illegal if done for more than two hours. The rule targets disturbance of aquatic life and aims to protect fish populations in local waters.
Col umbus area teams post 14 win season run
Three Columbus area football squads combine for 14 victories and four losses as Lakeview, Columbus High, and Scotus notch key wins. Lakeview pulls a historic win over Elkhorn, Scotus stays unbeaten in recent games, and Columbus High heads to Fremont while Scotus visits David City Aquinas. Nearby scores include David City and Clarkson sustaining six straight wins, and Shelby rolling to sixth win in eight-man play.
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Dunkel Ranks Sooners Nation's Top In College Football
Dunkel Index places Oklahoma at 5-0 and Nebraska 6-0 atop the national rankings after recent wins. Oklahoma leads with a 23.0 scoring edge and 120.6 total, while Nebraska sits at 119.0 after a 53-0 win over Kansas. Other leaders include Alabama, Michigan, Arkansas, Georgia, and Auburn with respective scores and recent victories.
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Ben Davidson Plays in Both NFL and AFL Title Games
Oakland Haider defensive end Ben Davidson, starting his 11th season, is among few players to appear in both an American and National Football League championship game before the leagues merged. Davidson played with the Green Bay Packers in the NFL.
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Lincoln East holds top prep ranking in Nebraska
Lincoln East remained the No 1 team in United Press International Nebraska prep ratings after a 35-4 comeback win at Topeka Kansas. Norfolk moved up to second after beating Grand Island 20-14 and Bellevue jumped to fourth with a 29-12 victory over Omaha South, while Fremont dropped to seventh following a 12-7 loss to Millard.
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Blalock Takes Second in Eve Cigarette Challenge Cup
New York. Jane Blalock of Portsmouth New Hampshire edged Sandra Maynie on the final weekend to finish second in the Eve Cigarette Challenge Cup for lady golfers. Kathy Whitworth clinched first with 1834 points, Blalock had 158.5 points and Haynie 37 points.
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