Shamrock Aquinas clash as Homecoming looms Saturday night
Shamrock-Hl Aquinas meet at Pawnee Park Memorial Stadium with both teams chasing important gains. Shamrocks seek .500 season after two straight wins and Homecoming pomp. Aquinas eye 8th win to tie top of Centennial National Division and avenge prior losses. Senior notables listed with injuries and flu troubles noted. star rushers include Zabana and McMeekin with key passes from Gillespie targets Hottovy Mikovsky Palensky. Defensive standouts Zegers and DeWispelare highlighted as the teams prepare for a pivotal senior night matchup.
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David City Aquinas
Scots Central Catholic
Pawnee Park Memorial Stadium
Jim Pueta
Shamrocks
Frida
Aquinas
Monarchs
Omaha Holy Name
David City
Scotus
Schuyler
Wahua Neunaim
West Point Catholic
Lakeview
Fremont Bergan
Monarch
Omaha Cathedral
Cathedral
Holy Name
David City Club
West Point Central Catholic
Bluejay
Wahoo Neumann
Grand Island Central Catholic
Peer Dan Roh
Grand Island
West Point
Neumann
Gill Kazisch
Soph Rich Behrns
Rich Gillespie
Tom Hottovy
Tom Mikovsky
Dan Palensky
Ob Zegers
MD DeWispelare
A's win ends Reds hope in dramatic ninth inning
Angel Mangual delivered a clutch single in the ninth to score Allan Lewis and plate the winning run as the Oakland Athletics rallied from a1-2 deficit. Tenace earlier homered for a 2-1 lead, but Cincinnati tied it before Mangual's game winner gave Oakland a 3-2 victory and a 3-1 World Series edge.
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Oakland
Dick Wiliams
Fry
Angel Mangual
Cincinnati Reds
Mongual
Gene Tenace
Williams
Pedro Borbon
Cincinnati
Don Gullett
Reds
Mike Hean
Gonzalo Marquez
George Hendrick
Oakland Coliseum
Borbon
Tenace
Sparky Anderson
Clay Carroll
Garrall
Dave Concepcion
Allan Lewis
Anderson
Don Mincherlo
Lewis
Mangval
Carroll
Joe Morgan
Tonaco
Ken Holtzman
Julian Javier
Pete Rose
Concepcion
Vida Blue
Morgan
Bobby Tolan
Rollie Singers
Rose
Tolan
Johnny Bench
Tony Peraz
Jim "Catfish
Hunter
Jim McGlothlin
Leaders cited at Columbus Bowl and local leagues
Sherry Thomson led Thursday Mati nee League at Columbus Bowl with 211 high and top series 58, Dora Hagge 514 three, Square Dancers 668 team, Polkas 1861. Pawnee League saw Don Beerbohm 226, Chris Kamenske 513 including 222, Eldie Stahl 211, Don Makovicka 201, Dwayne Harms 221, and others in a busy bowling update. Tryba Body Shop posted 947 at team and 2600 total. Lutheran League Arlen Lahrs 223 and 688 top series. Viergutz Lumber 2805 threesome.
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Sherry Thomson
Columbus Bowl
Dora Hagge
Don Beerbohm
Chris Kamenske
Eldie Stahl
Don Makovicka
Dwayne Harms
Larry Iks
Dick Brekken
J. Lacrington
del Trichwasser
Rich Stone
Frank Toufar
Leon Miller
Larry Mulligan
Tryba Body Shop
Arlen Lahrs
Martin Wennekamp
Arlen
Vern Osten
Jim Wunderlich
Mary Wurdeman
Martin Catlau
Gary Badie
Jim Mueller
Cargill Leeds
Viergutz Lumber
Antelope Hair Cells Guard Against Heat
The prong horned antelope exhibits hair with wir cells that provide strong protection from extreme heat. This adaptation helps regulate body temperature in harsh climates.
Baseball trades and golf leads in brief sports wrap
The Chicago White Sox traded Walt Williams to the Indians for Eddie Leon. The Braves acquired Yom Phoebus from the Cubs for Tony LaRussa. Milton Le Tellier and Kim O’Hern led the PGA Club Championship first round with 69. Australia led Amateur Team Championship second round with Greasham’s 69. Arnold Palmer tied Knudson for first-round lead at Napa. In basketball, Virg il Robinson to return to the Virginia Squires pending NIB settlement, Dennis Antr ay to Chicago Bulls for No. 2 pick. Virgil Robinson cut. In New Orleans, Virgil Robinson cut by Saints. Mike Howell signed by Dolphins.
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Associated Press
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Chicago White Sox
Walt Williams
Cleveland Indians
Eddie Leon
Atlanta
Atlanta Braves
Yom Phoebus
Chicago Cubs
Tony LaRussa
Pinehurst
N.G
Milton Letellier
Kim O'Hern
Buenos Aires
Australia
Anthony Gresham
Napa
Callie
Arnold Palmer
George Knudson
Orlicans
Virgil Robinson
Rew Orleans Saints
National Football League
MIAMI
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Cleveland Browns
Miami Dolphins
Former Columbus stars clash in Greeley gridiron clash
Two Columbus High alumni met Saturday in Greeley Colorado as Tom Zimmerman of Nebraska Omaha and Tom Deyke of UNC faced off. UNO lost 6-0 to Northern Colorado as Zimmerman set what is believed to be a free safety record with 12 assisted tackles and 44 defensive points. Deyke, a UNC defensive lineman, transferred from Nebraska and helped anchor the Bears’ defense.
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Columbus
Tom Zimmerman
Tom Duyke
Columbus High
Zimmerman
University of Nebraska of Omaha
Dayke
University of Northern Colorado of Greeley
Greeley
Colo
University of Nebraska At Omaha
Tom Deyke
University of Northern Colorado
UNO
UNG
Fred Gerard
Zimmer- Man
Northern
Colorado
Uhe
UNC
Big Ten
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CHS
Mel
Vin Devke
Bears
Smois
Ponds
University of Nebraska
Great Plains Athletic Conference
Omaha grid scores and upcoming football schedule
The report lists Omaha Westside 9 Omaha North 0 and Omaha Rummel 27 Omaha Bryan 12 with Plattsmuth 2 percent, Syracuse 20 Gretna 28, Eikhovn Md Michael 6 Omaha Paul 14 and Omaha Holy Name ff Penn State football games this fall with six at home.
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Associated Press
Omaha Westside
Omaha North
Omaha Rummel
Omaha
Bryan
Plattsmuth
Syracuse
Gretna
Eikhovn
MD. Michael
Paul
Holy Name Ff
Penn State
New Programs At Columbus Family YMCA This Saturday
Two new programs start this Saturday at the Columbus Family YMCA. A senior lifesaving class runs Saturday mornings 9 to noon for about six to seven weeks. Louise Kaufmann leads it and registration is open. A table tennis league for ninth graders and older invites adults to join, with initial practices and a November schedule.
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Louise
Charlie” Kaufmann
Nebraska Heart Association warns on safe hunting habits
The Nebraska Heart Association cautions hunters to carry ample short rasis and minimize unnecessary exertion to reduce health risks during the hunt.
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Nebraska Heart Association
CHS racketmen lead BY state tennis meet
Columbus High advanced both its doubles and singles players into today s Class B state tennis championship semifinals. After Thursday s play the Discoverers lead with eight points. Paul Potter defeated Neo Necrow and Ken Carstedt to reach a semifinal, with top seed Bill Roach awaiting. Doubles progress included Berlin-Friedrichsen and a Norfolk duo, with more CHS entries poised to push for the 1972 state title.
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Paul Potter
Neo Necrow
Noriolk
Ken Carstedt
Rummiel
Ter
Bill Roach
Beatrice
Tinals
Bod Waskey
Brownells Talbot
Dar Slohot
Omaha
Ryan
Columbus
Baltimore Bullets rally to top Kings 94 83
In a NBA Thursday night game the Baltimore Bullets trailed early but surged with 14 straight points to tie the Kansas City Omaha Kings at 34 34 before finishing 94 83. Memphis edged Dallas 115 113 in the ABA matchup.
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Bullets
Kansas City- Omaha Kings
Kings
National Basketball Association
American Basketball Association
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Dallas
Creighton loses three cagers in transfer whirl
Three Creighton University players from the 1971-72 team have transferred to other schools J C LeBlanc now at the University of America in Mexico City Wayne He rich at Southern Illinois and Mark Mirsky now at Tulane All three played significant roles last season Coach Eddie Button cited stiff positional competition as a reason for the moves
Big Game at Boulder Buffs vs Sooners for No 1 spot
Sport Shorts notes a pivotal showdown at Boulder as Colorado faces Oklahoma. A Buffs win could surge them into national spotlight while a loss risks another heartbreak for CU followers. Huskers aim to reclaim No 1 by beating teams above them, with USC out of reach this year.
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Huskers
Book on major league umpires seized in raid on home
Baltimore AP report says baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn confirms an investigation into a book seized in a yard raid at a Baltimore home. The volume allegedly contained telephone numbers of major league umpires, with Kuhn stating the office is aware and linking into the matter.
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Bowie Kuhn
Oakland
Kuhn
Associated Press
Nebraska Archery Deer and Antelope Hunting Head Rule
A new Nebraska hunting rule requires arrows used for deer and antelope to have a sharp head with a blade at least 7 sixteenths of an inch radius and a total cutting edge of at least three inches.
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Nebraska
Sooners Meet Buffaloes In Big Eight Showdown
Kansas City AP reports third ranked Oklahoma faces Colorado in a Big Eight highlight game as Oklahoma seeks to extend its undefeated run with a potent offense while Colorado, ranked ninth, also fights for position. Nebraska, Kansas State, Oklahoma State, Missouri, and others play conference opponents with varying aims and lineups.
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Oklahoma
Watson
Buffaloes
Colorado
Sooners
Nebraska
Dayhawks
Kansas
Dave Jaynes
Kansas State
Bruce Adams
State
Cyclones
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Missouri Tigers
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Baylor
Tigers
Notre Dame
Schuele's 245 Tops Boulevard in Major League Bowling
Schuele's 245 game and Earl Gerken's 576 series led Boulevard Lanes top scores, with Durwood Cuddeford 220 and 200, Joe Schuele 211, John Modelski 209, and Daryl Thiele 208. Ski Lounge posted 685 and 2547 for the trio, Rita Fuhr led the Dali Electronic Women's with 190 and 523, while Fin Pointers’ team game and the Niners totaling 2040, John Afoglier 108 and 697 in the Senior League, and Lucille Ebters 182 and 479 in the women’s.
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Pill Schuele
Earl Gerken
Boulevard Lanes
Durwood Cuddeford
Joe Schuele
John Modelski
Daryl Thiele
Ski Lounge
Dali Electronic W
Rita Fuhr
Fin Pointers
John Afoglier
Lucille Ebters
If you have a known heart condition be ready for emergencies
A public health note advises those with heart conditions to know the nearest phone and doctor in case of an incident. It references the Nebraska Heart Association as a source of guidance.
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The
Nebraska Heart Association
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