Vikings win sixth as Lakeview routs North Bend 47 to 8
Lakeview Vikings rolled to a 47 8 victory over North Bend, improving to 6 1. Key scorers included Keith Schulte Doug Zoucha Jim Pills Tom Lutyens and Kevin Saalfeld with multiple rushing TDs and a late North Bend TD from Don Volpalensky. Next week Lakeview hosts Milford at home.
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Jrem Kapp
Marly
Lakeview
Zoucha
Rupp
Zouch
Pillen
Zouha
North Bend
Uarling
Hupp
Vikings
Selson
Te Mate
Tom Latyens
Upp
Kevin Saalfeld
Cardinals
Don Vopulensky
Tle
Milford
Steve Woita
Ruzhing
Fremont Tigers Dominate Discoverers In 41 12 Victory
Fremont defeats Columbus 41 12 as Kyle Kelly throws for 307 yards and Monte Mitchell catches 10 passes for 106 yards and three scores. Mitchell, Raasch, Ward and Clingman score, while Columbus answers with Ziola kickoff return and Trofholz touchdown. Defensive standouts include CHS’s Johnson band show noted at halftime.
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Fremont
Kyle Kelly
Monte Mitchell
Tissets
Columbus
Pawnee Fark
Kelly
Mitchell
Dawn
Bill Saalfeté
Jack
Scotti Trolhole
Tom Miller
CHS
Mill
Tiger
Sei Mage
Miller
Mike Rausch
Russ Ward
Steve Clingman
Columbus Defeniers
Feo
Tandie
Raasch
Stan Gembel
Ed Johansen
Mike Morris
Fremont Mon
Monte Mitshell
Mika Raasch
Ruin
Steve Clingmen
Ron Ziola
Scott Trofhelz
Albion passing stings Schuyler in 36-0 win
Albion rolled Schuyler 36 to 0 Friday night with quarterback Dave Rosen throwing three touchdown passes covering 11 42 yards to Kim Staith and Gary Fisher as Jerry Schrad added two two point conversions. Rosenbaum scored on a sneak and Jeff Boli ran 14 yards for a TD. Dennis Austin connected for a two point pass, leaving Schuyler at 1-6.
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Schuyler
Albion
Dave Rosenhalm
Kim Staith
Gary Fisher
Jerry Schrad
Rosenbaum
Nave
Jeff Boli
Paydirt
Dennis Austin
Smith
Tvo
White Schur Yler
Humphrey Bulldogs Rip Petersburg in Friday Night Win
Humphrey-Bob Sluts senior quarterback dazzled fans as the Bulldogs blitzed Petersburg. Sant Joh scored on multiple plays, with 36 and 21 yard receptions to Sluts and Greisen. Tim Sliva and Tom Slive added rushing TDs, Werner contributed six points, and Time bridged the quarter with two short runs. Defensive standouts were Brandl, Kresha, and Ternus. Barhelt visits Mumphrey Mel at 7:50 pm.
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Humphrey
Bob Sluts
Bulldogs
Petersburg
Sant
Joh
Funs
Ron Sluts
Tom Greisen
Tim Sliva
Tom Slive
Terry
Dave Seler
Dwayne Seler
Leroy Ditter
Kevin Brandl
Ed Kresha
Daniel Ternus
Barhelt
Fvightman
Mumphrey Mel
Platte College edges to NJCAC cross country title in 23-point win
Platte College of Columbus captured the Nebraska JCAC cross country championship with 23 points on a Columbus course. Sophomore Fred Carnahan led with 20:51 for four miles. Greg Morgenson was second in 22:15, and Dave Petro, Leroy Korus, and Tim Doney filled the top five. North Platte and others trailed as Platte Coach Ron Suggs praised Morgenson and Petro. a regional meet looms with Northeastern, Sterling, and Genoa in the mix.
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Platte
North Platte
al Brodsky
Jed
the Platters
Felix
Sandoval
Fairbury
Mc Cook Harriers
Nebraska Western
Scottsbluff
Cougars
Ron Suggs
Suggs
Morgenson
Petro
Raiders
Northeastern
Sterling
Cola
Carnahan
Genoa
Fred Carnabatt
Greg Morgenson
Brodsky
Ell Sahdovat
Ea Oh
Dave Petro
Larry Kerus
Leroy
Mike Block
Alan Henry
Bill Jones
Brian Bobauuny
John Herren
Tom ‘Maints
George Syas
Rocky May
Rich Wilson
Stan Miller
Vern Wilson
Mike Soule
Nick Swan
Bill Howard
Doug Frank
Dave Aden
Bill Buyant
Reds Trim A's In Game Five To Narrow Series Lead
Cincinnati Reds beat the Oakland A's 5 1 to cut the World Series margin to 3 2. Bobby Tolan drove in two runs, Pete Rose homered off Jim Hunter, and Joe Morgan stole a base and scored twice as Cincinnati rallied from a 4 2 deficit before winning in the ninth. Anthony Menke and Goncalo Marquez contributed key hits as the Reds sparked a dramatic comeback at Oakland.
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Cincinnati
Bobby Tolan
Cincinnati Reds
Tolan
Reds
Oakland A's
Oakland
Chaeinnall
Pete Rose
Jim “Catliss
Hunter
Penix Menke
Seals
Teaver
Rollie Fingers
Bob Tater
Qie Lying Tur
Rosec
Rose
Theels
Gene Tenace
Tenace
Jim McGlothiin
Mike Epstein
George Hendrick
Babe Ruth
Lew Gehrig
Duke Snider
Hank Bauer
Weather outlook and waterfowl movements across prairies
In the DU report, northern storms push waterfowl to prairie regions as mallards linger on rivers. The Maritimes see late migration of black ducks and Canada geese, with teal, pintail, shoveler, widgeon, and gadwall departing western Canada. Forecasts expect continued birds movement with weather.
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Unlimited
Ducks Unlimited
Canada
Prairies
Western
Itis
Manitoba
Olhie
Pas
Canada Peese
Hudson Bay
Nonston
Maritimes
Keith
McAloney
Alberta
Vikings edge Beavers in final seconds for 12 6 win
St Edward Rams final play drove Lyle Erickson into the end zone with five seconds left lifting the Vikings to a 12 6 victory over Stramsburg. Coach Jerry Larson opened scoring with a short plunge and Jon Hystrom added a six inch carry. Dan Stacy earlier tied the game with a first quarter TD. St Edward now 3 3 1 while the Vikings improve to 34.
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ST. Edward
Lyle Erickson
Stramsburg
Jerry Larson
Jon Hystrom
Beavers
Ron
Dan Stacy
Vikings
Leaders listed at Boulevard Lanes and Thunderbolt League scores
Arlene Thomas rolled a 205 game and S10 series to top the Speed Queen League at Boulevard Lanes. Sahara Lounge won team honors with 868 and 2,360 in the Thunderbolt League. over 200 included Lynn Nitz 216 and Ken Minkral 212. Dennis Kudron added two scores 610 and 205 while Glenn Brestel posted 226._hd Construction led teams with 921 and Weljen Electric 2711.
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Arlene Thomas
Boulevard Lanes
Sahara Lounge
Lois Burmood
Jo Sokal
Yvonne Mimick
Glenn Brestel
Dennis Kudron
HD Construction
Weljen Electric
Lynn Nitz
der Teichwasser
Ken Minkral
Till Burtenbach
Jerry Taprecki
Pete Wieser
HobsScheniet
Maroons Claim Class I State Tennis Crown in Omaha
Columbus wins the Class I state title at Hanscom Bramble Indoor Tennis Center, ending a four year drought. Paul Potter leads in singles with back to back wins, while Mike Berlin and Bruce Friedrichsen pace the doubles for CHS. Beatrice GL and Berlin-Friedrichsen runners up. Creighton Prep repeats in Class A with perfect 16 points led by Matt Isversen in singles and Cleary-Cudahy in doubles.
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Omaha
Columbus
Columbus Tunner
Paul Potter
Mike Berlin
Bruce Friedrichsen
Hanscom
Bramleig
Potter
Bill Kouch
Beatrice GL
Syher
Jin, Schuster
Dwayne Strasburg
Lincoln Fills
CHS
Honorg
Gary Duranski
Duranski
Swith
Dennis van Fossen
Creighton Prep
Matt Isversen
Joe Cleary
Toby Cudahy
Palmer leads with 67 as Kaiser Open rounds near finish
Palmer shoots 67 to stand two ahead of the field at the Kaiser International Open. He posts a 36 hole total of 133, with George Knudsen moving into second after a 63 to reach 335. The event unfolds at Silverado Country Club in Napa California.
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Napa, Cailf
Palmer
Silverado Coury Club
Laurel Highlands
Pennsylvania
Psimer
George Knudsen
Monroes Homecoming Dominates Rising City In 26 Point Win
Monroe raced to a 42 0 halftime lead and outscored Rising City 26 0 in the second half. Dave Jenkinson sparked the Mustangs with three rushing plays and a 55 yard punt return. Craig Gertseh scored twice from 2 and 20 yards and Dennis Edmison added a 3 yard TD. Defensively, Urkoski Raymer Ditter Cheloha Crumley Kummer and Edmison led. Rising City’s Dan Janak had 2 tackles and a 30 yard TD run with a fumble. Rod Crook Palm stood out as Monroe improves to 34 and travels to Clampton next week while Rising City hosts Marquette.
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Monroe
Rising City
Dave Jenkinson
Mustangs
Craig Gertseh
Dennis Edmison
Edmison
Rick Urkoski
Warren Raymer
Randy Ditter
Ce Che
Chris Schmid
Clampton
Hising City
Marquette
CHS Scotus barriers last in Districts cross country
Cross country season ended for Columbus High and Scotus with both teams finishing last in their districts and failing to qualify for state. North Platte led A District at Hastings with 23 points. Discoverers placed eighth with 132 points. Seward scored 22 in B meet on their course. Shamrocks last with 147 points. David City Aquinas ran fifth with 82 points.
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Columbus High
Scotus
North
Platte
Hastings
Inn
Discoverers
Seward
Shamrocks
David City Aquinas
Connie Krzycki Rolls 612 Series at Columbus Bowl
Connie Krzycki posted a career best 612 series at Columbus Bowl with games of 210 211 103. Shiela Stone 838, Debbie Gates 535, Kalie Kraycki 6¢ and Grace Force 03 also scored well. Bath Construction led with 858 game and 2,468 team total. Gary Badie 255 and 549 led Progressive League. Other scorers included Don George 200 208 and Gary Puckett 229. Bantam League saw Dean Enquist 129 and Jeff Abegglen 214 two-game set. girls Packers posted 758 game and 1,452 series.
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Connie. Kraycki
Columbus Bowl
Shiela Stone
Debbie Gates
Kalie Kraycki
Grace Force
Bath Construction
Gary Badie
Gary's Badgers
Louie
Don George
Dennis Behren
Gil Cave
Val Soli
George Spidle
Wayne Hashar
Bill Anson
Gary Puckett
Dean En-Quist
Jeff Abegglen
Joan Schacher
Shaun Haldeman
Girls Packers
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