Rivalry Week Highlights Columbus Prep Football Card
Rivalries shape Columbus high school football with Columbus High facing Fremont and Scotus meeting David City Aquinas while Lakeview travels to West Point. Scotus, tied for the Centennial lead, seeks a season maker vs Aquinas as Aquinas aims to avenge last year’s loss.
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Terry Anderson
Columbus
Columbus High
Fremont
Scotus
David City Aquinas
Lakeview
West Point High
Jim Pueta
Aquinas
Shamrocks
Puetz
Monarchs
Fremont Bergati
John Kirby
Schmidt
Sehmidt
Wayne
Emerson-Hubbard
Schuyler
Wisner
Mike Tyerson
Bendis Vacha
West Point
Stanton
Jackson elicits praise and doubts in postseason chatter
Baseball's Reggie Jackson admits faults while critics question the Yankees' spending spree. Milton Hickman surveys free agency, tanking expectations, and the star power driving teams as Catfish Hunter Don Gullett and others loom. He notes Steinbrenner's stance on free agency and outlines upcoming player contracts and risks in the winter market.
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UPI
New York
Baseball
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Willie Mays
Baltimore
Gary Weaver
Jackson
Orioles
Weaver
Yankee
Bowie Kuhn
Lhke
San Diego
Montreal
California
Kyngas City
Cincinnati
Rich Gossage
Pirates
Lyman Bostock
Larry Hisle
Twins
Mike Torrez
Yanks
Gossage
Platté College Drops From NJCAA Volleyball Top 10
Platté College has fallen out of the NJCAA women's volleyball Top 10 after a Western Nebraska swing. The Raiders were No 9 for two weeks, dropping to 12-7 after two losses in a span. St Louis Community College at Flo Valley leads the poll at 21-2 with Mesa Community College second at 11-4.
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mi-Dake JC
New World
Highland
Keltang
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National Junior College Athletic Association
Raiders
Nebraska
St. Louis Community College
Flo Valley
St. Louis
Mesa Community College
Arizona
Fatigue hampers Raiders in two Nebraska losses
Platte College Raiders volleyball, fatigued from a six game road trip, fell to Nebraska Wesleyan varsity Will 5-15 15-5 and UNL junior varsity 15-6 14-15. Coach Marge Burkett cited passing trouble, weak movement, and improved Wesleyan play while noting a defensive switch to a double block. The Raiders (12-7) host York College Sunday at PC Field House, hoping home court boosts performance.
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Platte College Raider
Marge Burkett
Lincoln
Raiders
Nebraska Wesleyan
Will
University of Nebraska Lincoln
Buckett
Wesleyan
Burkett
JoAnn German
Plainswomen
Susan Retzlaff
UNL
PC Field House
York College
Haiders
Haven
Inisslin Eharge
Bruce Named Coach of Week After Nebraska Win
Iowa State under Earle Bruce moved from rough early season to Big Eight title contender after a 24 2 victory at Lincoln. The Cyclones, who shocked Nebraska for the first time since 1980, face Oklahoma next for first place as Bruce earned United Press International Coach of the Week for guiding the turnaround.
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Kearney
Hastings
Grand Island
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Norfolk
Lincoln Southeast
Lincoln High
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Scott Berg
Steve Stewart
Kent Masters
Tony Weinandt
Terry Garrison
Ron Metschke
Brad Victor
Rood
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Ames
Towa
UPI
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Cyclones
Dayton
Iowa State
Missouri
Nebraska
Neb
Earle Bruce
United Press International
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Town State
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