Vikings host Milford and CHS clash on road trips
The week features Vikings facing Milford at East Big 10 host Columbus at Norfolk while CHS and Scotus travel. Lakeview aims to stay hot at home against invading Milford and Grand Island Central Catholic. Football squads seek bounce backs after close losses and big early-season wins.
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Huskers, Cowboys Threaten Big Eight Lead at Lincoln
Sport Shorts notes Nebraska and Oklahoma State race for first place as both seek league wins. Oklahoma State upset Colorado and edged Missouri while Nebraska targets five remaining conference games. Key Husker contributors Blahak Wieser and Rogers anchored defense as Brent Blackwell leads the Cowboys.
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A's Enjoy Warm Welcome After World Series Win
Oakland fans packed a 15 block parade from Lake Merritt to the civic center to greet the World Series champions. The throng surged into streets, police intervened briefly as the crowd moved with the heroes, then the parade concluded amid celebration despite intermittent weather.
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Terrell Wins By Technical Knockout In Caracas Fight
In Caracas Arnio Terrell defeated Jose Jus Garcia by technical knockout in the sixth round of a scheduled ten round bout. Terrell weighed 220 pounds to Garcia’s 210 3/4 as a large crowd cheered at Oakland’s celebration with local officials and sports figures in attendance and prominent figures receiving plaques and trophies amid a Veterans Day holiday crowd.
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Lynn Nitz Tops Boulevard League Keglers Night
Lynn Nitz led Boulevard Lanes action in the Men's 20th Century League with a 211 game and 549 series. Others posted solid scores including Jerry Burlavik 201 Gene Iverson 201 Sue Bee Honey 720 Cooley Office Machine 2 293 and Bil's 6% team 795 2115. Ann Bomberger tallied 2192 and Dorothy Totfar 307 in nearby events.
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Miami Holds On To Victory In Tulane Scandal
University of Alam will keep its win over Tulane after a disputed fifth down play. President Stanford, abroad in Turkey, endorsed the decision by McCoy and McKenry not to forfeit. Tulane urged surrender, but Miami argued officials erred and time remained for a rally.
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Leaders shine in three bowling leagues at Columbus Bowl
Joan Baumert rolled the high game of 21 and Sheila Stone topped the Ladies Classic League with 569. Aadey Braithwait led team awards with 2475, while others like Lor aine Weidner 201 Neoma Heh Ten 200 628 Dorothy Hurd 207 301 Phyllis Blessen 500 and Dye lyn Muth 4 and Stone 219 followed. In Plate Valley Gary Badie posted a 212 with 231 by Bob Morgan and Al Dolezal 206 2% high. Budweiser’s ruled the night with a 914 game and 2694 series.
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Buffs and Tigers seek bounce back in Big Eight clash
Missouri and Colorado, both coming off upsets, prepare for a potential letdown in Columbia. Missouri’s Bill Ziegler sits out with a hand fracture while Ray Bybee and Chuck Link remain sidelined. Coaches stress focus as conference race tightens amid injuries and key matchups.
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Colum bowl action extends two weeks with new leaders
Columbowl action continued at Columbus Bowl over the weekend as new leaders posted in singles and all events. Six dependents from Columbus paced team scoring with a 2,907 pin count, with Schneidder Construction of Valley at 2,901 and B and B Plumbing of Blair at 2,884 close behind.
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Lakeview volleyball triumph vs North Bend in tight match
Lakeview varsity and reserves defeated North Bend Monday. Cindy Pletiner delivered seven straight service points for a 15 7 varsity set win after the teams split 154 and 15 17. Rita Behle and Pat Martin led the win, reserves won 157 to 15 4, with Plettner and Legeke contributing strong lines. Coach Judy Peterson’s squad prep for the Husker Conference tournament on Del 403 and District ace in November.
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Investigating Kearney Wayne grid incident
Kearney State College officials probe a collision between a down marker linesman and Wayne State assistant coach Don Pate during the KSC Wayne State football game. Inesman Orden Harden of Kearney suffered a triple fracture of the nose as Wayne State players intervened.
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DePauw Wins Golf Crown in ICC Tourney
DePauw captured the team title by one stroke at Santa Claus Indiana as Bruce Grossnickle earned medalist honors for the third straight year with a 72 74 143 seven over par. The Tigers finished with a 6 5 percent for the four man team score over 46 holes.
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Steelers may activate rookie Gilliam to start
Pittsburgh AP reports coach Chuck Noll plans to activate rookie Joe Gilliam to replace the injured Terry Hanratty, sidelined several weeks with a hamstring injury after Hanratty started in Sunday's game versus New England, stepping in for Bradshaw in the second unit.
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Merckx Postpones Worldmark Attempt to Wednesday
Belgian cyclist Eddy Merckx has postponed his attempt to break the professional one hour record due to bad weather. The move shifts the planned event to Wednesday, delaying the challenge and keeping implications for the Worldmark status in doubt.
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Huskers rise in AP college football rankings
Huskers climb to third as top-ranked USC routs Washington 70 to 34 and Alabama edges Tennessee for second place. Ohio State and Michigan hold fourth and fifth. LSU moves to sixth after beating Kentucky. Colorado up to seventh after upsetting Oklahoma. UCLA ninth after rout of California. Texas drops to 10th after loss to Arkansas.
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Celtics extend unbeaten run with 108 86 win over 76ers
Celtics remain undefeated at 7–0 as Don Chaney and Steve Kuberski spark a strong defensive effort. Tom Heinsohn criticized rebounding in the first half while Dave Cowens led Boston with 28 points and 7 rebounds. Philadelphia’s Wilt Chamberlain is not mentioned. John Bocke? is listed with 21 points for the 76ers.
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Sabres demote two players to Cincinnati farm club
Buffalo Sabres sent two players to the Cincinnati farm team in the American Hockey League. Right wing Rick Dudley played in four games this season with one assist, and defenseman Ray McKay appeared in one game.
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