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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1977

Page

6

Cowboys Prepare Two Sessions for Nebraska Tilt

Oklahoma State coach Stanley allowed players to choose one or two practices for the Big Eight clash with Nebraska. The Cowboys, coming off a 21-0 win over Kansas, praise defensive efforts by Cop Pola, Curlis Boone, and Mike Edwards and note running backs Skip Taylor and Terry Miller set alltime rushing marks. Bailey and Stephenson share quarterback duties with Bailey to see extensive action. kickoff moved to 12 50 p.m.

Stillwater Okla Oklahoma State Stanley Kansas Colorado Peter Coppola Peter Curlis Boone Mike Edwards Skip Taylor Terry Miller Taylor Quar Terback Flor Bailey Randy Stephenson Jimmy Derrick Stephenson USA Nebraska

Lakeview boosters meet to view films tonight at school

Local Lakeview Adult Booster Club gathers this evening at the school to watch films at 7 p.m. CHS swimming results place Columbus girls in the top 10 with Alyce Graus sixth in diving at 196.75 and the 400 yard free relay clocking 4 14.45, while Scotus beat Grand Island Central Catholic 8 0 to end the season 5 1.

Lakeview Boosters Lakeview Adult Booster Club Schowl CHS Columbus High Alyce Graus Sandy van Dyke Jamie Herrold Sue Snow Sandi Davis Greg Melcher Scotus Grand Island Central Catholic Melcher Bob Prososki Pat Wieser

Gopher basketball stars declared ineligible by committee

University of Minnesota probes suspend two players as ineligible for NCAA violations. Michael Thompson and David Winey face indefinite probation after a 9-5 vote. committee seeks rehearing and possible restoration of eligibility.

Minneapolis NCAA Lokken Paul Giel Thompson and Winey Minnesota Bill Musselman Thompson Winey

Arizona tailback Derrick Anderson earns weekly honor

Arizona senior tailback Derrick Anderson scored three touchdowns and rushed for 98 yards in the Wildcats 45-17 win over Utah. He was named the Western Athletic Conference offensive player of the week for his performance.

Denver UPI Arizona Derrick Anderson Wildcats Utah Western Athletic Conference

Area conference standings update

Howelle Logan View 22, Howells 0 Leigh 3D, Clarkson U North Bend 9, Dodge 0 leads to a standings snapshot. Strong teams Howelle Logan View and Clarkson U North Bend posted clear wins while Leigh and Dodge failed to score.

Logan View Howells Leigh Clarkson U North Bend Dodge

Columbus at South Sioux City and more high school games

Week results show Fremont 35 Columbus 8 and Beatrice 40 York Lincoln High 21. Hastings 13 Southeast 14 and Kearney 30 Scotsblair 1 also appear with North Platte 14 and other matchups across Hastings East Grant Island Northeast Norfork.

Big Ten Cedar Rapids Fremont St Edward Grand Island Silver Creak BO Pole Fullerton David City Allmance Silver Creek St. Edward North Platte Kedar Rapids Spalding Academy Palmer Polk Columbus South $Loax City Scottsblul North Mecook Oscentatt Polk St Enward Stramsburg Lineuin Southeast Norfolk Sliver Creek Columbus Mid States Hastings Northeast Kearney Stortsbluft Werth Alliance McCook Norfalk Catholic Lincoln High Howells Dodwe Trans-Hebraska Plains Leigh Clarkson Werth West Divison Nortalk Fatile Creek Hastings A Humphrey SF Cay Newman Grove Elgin Pope Juan Ded Beatrice Chikhorn Lincoln Southeast Elkhorn Valley Lincoln Lincoln East Bottle Creek Catholic Scribner Dodge Bancroft Stanton Elgin Pg Battle Creek Ney Jorfolk Catholic O'Neil Atary Curgsroads Widh Matiptong Hordvileshelby Oeradshaw Centennial Conferarce Marquette Staniliegs Narions Waited Press International Amerian Sontyronce McCool Junction Hesuits Cleveland Shelby Gresham Houston Cincinnati Paul VI Aquinas Benedict Moly Name Aetington Bradshaw Monroe Hampton Marquet Denver Logan View Bergan Hardville Aaccon Jopetion Council Albert Cathedral Daktarnia Awd Wahoo Nourann West Point Sandhills Gateway San Diego Kansas City Seattle Grana Island CC Scotus Hay Scotus Anninas Paul Holy Name Humphrey Bergan 2A Cathedral Lindsay East Neumanna Bays Town Elgin Dallas Oakland Ainnesota Madison Detroit Lakeview Green Jay Wisner Pulqur i Wheeler Central Hartington cc Lindsay HE Clearwater Gary Chambers Loup County Tampa Spalding Elgin West Moriison Rekulls Quarall Schuyler CHO Ives York Seward David Ghhgo Giviston Central City Albion Aurora Cies Grand Island NW Albion Centrality Minden Fullerton Sioux City Cincaln Beatrice Scottsbivfl Norry Platte Lineole High East Grandslord Alliance Fremont Norfalk Hortok Southeast East Grant Island Scotsblair York & Lincoln High

Columbus Bowl Scoreboard Highlights Local Bowling Action

A dense scoreboard from Columbus Bowl and Boulevard Lanes shows individual scores and prize amounts for multiple events. Notable names include Jack and Jil-Bob Kohl at 178, George Bloom at 44 dollars, Marge Riley 198 with 496, and Ardean Lane tied to 21: AIBC Bantam. The Masters Doubles crowned Gary Mul and Craig Brestel with a win, while second and fourth places went to Joe Karnik with Sten Gottschall and Handy Keumland with Larry Harrington respectively, with trophies awarded. The page also lists team totals for Roadrunners, Columbus Bow, Yankee Clippers, and others, along with additional tournament notes and upcoming Singgins Blasters event at an unknown time.

Columbus Bowl Jack and Jil Bob Kohl George Bloom Marge Riley Roadrunners Anson Pensick Rolistte Corky Cave Lorraine Egger Lark Lounge Shelia Stone Follo Berney Lenni Fyfe Craig Hrestel Columbus Bow Yankee Clippers Ardean Lane AIBC Kurt Tacks Nodd Moon Jody Stane Lenni Fyle Deft Arndt Jim Draper Cara Markel Elden Gloria Osten Bon Ana Rien Pensick Roy Mabel Griepentrag Joe Anderson Pat Bosse George Wiltoni Bloom Chuck Puthany Giorla Mui Duntor Joe Fensik Kelly Schoepl Rayutta Willan Berry Scnmit Dn Hadley Ralthwait Liberty Cleaners Verona Schnept Colibus Bowl Platte Valley Gary Mul Craig Brestel Joe Karnik Sten Gottschall Ardean Stone Ane Alm Techno Handy Keumland Larry Harrington Bewl

Cox PA MVP Cox Is IL 1977 Most Valuable Player

Pawtucket third baseman Ted Cox named the International League MVP for 1977 by league President Roy Jackson. The UPI report notes Cox's standout performance and leadership for the season.

PAQA UPI Pawtucket Ted Cox Roy Jackson

Scotus Central Catholic Stuns Paul to Reach Volleyball Semifinals

In the Nebraska Centennial Conference tournament Scotus Central Catholic erased a 10-0 deficit in the third game to upset Paulli 3-1 and advance to the semifinals against Wahoo Neumann. Linda Warth sparked Scotus with eight late service points as Patty German and Worth led the attack to set up the day’s final and consolation matches at Omaha Cathedral.

Scotus Central Catholic Jol Peterson Paulli Scotus Peterson Linda Warth Paul Patty German Flve Saix Wahoo Neumann Worth David City Aquinas Fremont Bergan Omaha Cathedral Itiwh School

Wild Kingdom film and Big Eight TV clash on Thursday

The program includes a Nebraska filmed Sandhill crane segment at 6 30 PM and a national TV showing of the Husker Oklahoma State game set for 12 50 PM regional reach. Terry Miller and ILM Hipp lead their teams with strong rushing totals as Nebraska and Oklahoma State vie for position in the conference standings.

Wild Kingdom Nebraska West Coast New York City Rocky Mountains Hipp Miller Huskers Cowboys Cyclones Oklahoma State

Denver coach misses bus after Broncos win

Denver head coach Red Miller was counted as missing when two team buses departed Cincinnati Riverfront Stadium after a 24-13 victory over the Bengals. Miller stayed behind signing autographs for fans and was unaware the buses had left. Officials thought he was on the other bus.

Denver UPI Cincinnati Riverfront Denver Broncos Bronco Red Miller Benpals Miller

Named head of Harness Racing in New York

W R Bil Hayes of Du Quoin Illinois was reelected president Monday of the Grand Circuit of Harness Racing, confirming leadership amid regional ties and ongoing organizational direction.

New York W. R (Bil) Hayes du Quoin

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