Huskers hold top spot as Sooners gain in coaches poll
Nebraska retained the number one ranking in the United Press International coaches poll for the seventh straight week, while Oklahoma climbed to second with three more first place votes. Michigan Alabama and Auburn also posted wins as Notre Dame dropped after a loss. Toledo and Air Force entered the rankings for the first time.
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Kula Egger pace Classic loop scoring at Columbus Row
In the Ladies Classic League at Columbus Row Frances Kula had a high game of 210 and Lorraine Paget a 570 series as leader. Other top keglers included Sheila Stone 211 369 Barb Badie 202 57 and more with scattered scores across leagues and teams.
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Columbus Row
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Ats Lee ‘Thomas
Eve Lausehe
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Carol Beecher
Sharon Wlust
Corky Cave
Lusehe
Caroly Hurd
Rita Vohr
Marcia Stepanek
Marshall-Nelson
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Gary Badie
Duane Mortensen
Len Smith
Leo Aldrich
Kim Becher
Budweiser
AIBC
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Steelers
Pruitt named back of the week again in Big Eight
Kansas City report notes Greg Pruitt earns back of the week for the third time in four weeks after a record setting 294 yards on 49 carries against Kansas State. He has 1,118 yards this season and 905 rushing yards in his last four games amid praise from Kansas State coach Vince Gibson for his speed and agility.
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Paredes in Serious Condition After Santiago Race Crash
Fernando Paredes remains in serious condition at Central Hospital Santiago after a Sunday race car accident in Santiago. Co driver Saturnino Otarcla died Monday from burns sustained in the Santiago Villarrica race incident.
Devaney Eyes Buffs Clash As Big Test For Huskers
Nebraska coach Bob Devaney says this week's game with Colorado will be a true measure, not built on past roughness. He notes Nebraska must rely on its own merits, praising the defense and Jerry List's and Tagge's play while remaining cautiously satisfied after a close win.
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Sport Shorts by Paul Ernst Reminder
Reminder for duck hunters no hunting now. Platte River hunters favor late October split rather than November. November said best shooting. duck hunting slow recently, action expected in two weeks. Nebraska Sooners share top grid polls. Soorers had long touchdown drives vs Kansas State. Colorado game on TV noon 12:50. Devaney’s Nebraska 0-1 vs Colorado all time. Iowa State faces Oklahoma. Nebraska plays Colorado on road. Pro games remark noted, shotgun gauge rule stated for Nebraska.
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Oklahoma
Sooners Lead College Football Ratings Over Nebraska
Oklahoma (6-0) pulled away from Nebraska as the top team in the Dunkel ratings after their 74-28 win over Kansas State. They average 22.5 points more per game and hold the nation's leading total. Nebraska (7-0) is second in the rankings with an 18.8 margin after beating Oklahoma State. Other notable results include Mabarama (7-0) 4-26 win, Penn State (4-1) 0-6 over TOU, Michigan (7-0) 6-7 over Minnesota, Arkansas (6-1) 60-21 over North Texas, Georgia (7-0) 34-0 over Kentucky, Auburn (0-9) 24-3 over Alabama.
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Minnesota
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North Texas
Georgia
Kentucky
Auburn
Alemeolt
CHS netsters end year with bold show in tennis circuit
Columbus High tennis fought hard across a tough schedule led by Scotl Carnegill. Onsaha Bryan surged in Class B, while Lincoln Mast claimed runner up in Class A at Fremont. Ohio High School secured its first Big Ten racket crown and defended Apollo, plus York Invitational. Ten dual wins included defeats of Grand Island York Millard Kearney Fremont Southwast Norfolk and others. Top performers included Brad Nelson Glen Fallreiber Verry Robinson Paul Potter Randy DePreece Keith Davy Bruce Friedrichsen Brad Berlin. Schwieber and Potter led doubles, earning Apollo and Big Ten doubles Wiles.
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Sooner center named Big Eight lineman of the week
Oklahoma center Tom Brahaney earned the Big Eight Lineman of the Week after guiding a 74-28 victory over Kansas State. Coach Chuck Fairbanks praised his 98 percent grade and flawless ball handling, noting Brahaney’s consistency and standout performance from Midland Texas.
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Target Shooting Safety Admonitions
The notice warns ganers not to fire vile or pistol at hard flat surfaces or water due to ricochet danger. It urges target shooters to always employ an adequate backstop for the range they shoot on.
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Hughes Had Heart of a Man in His 40s
Detroit NFL star Chuck Hughes died from arteriosclerosis after a game on Sunday. Doctors stated his heart was aged and the stress of football may have triggered the fatal event. A mass was planned in Detroit with burial in San Antonio and a $10,000 trust fund created for his 23 month old son Brandon Shane.
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Columbus fifth at Grand Island Gymnastics Invitational
Columbus placed fifth among eight teams at the Grand Island Invitational led by top seven finishes from seniors Yom Falsam Olson and Mark Porter. Folsom scored 6.20 on floor, Olson sixth on side horse, Porter third on parallel bars, with multiple event winners including Toop and Yost. Coaches Ron Beck and Bart Bartholomew prepare for a home dual against Beatrice at 0:30 p.m.
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Lincolm Southeast
Columbus
Yom !Falsam
Tom Olson
Mark Porter
Folsom
Olson Tock
Vic Pere
North Plate
Nebraska Hunting Hours for Waterfowl and Birds
Shooting hours in Nebraska run from half an hour before sunrise to sunset for ducks geese squirrel cattontail pheasants quail snipe rail and geouse. This notice lists permissible game bird species and standard daily start and end times for legal hunting.
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Local football teams face key contests this weekend
Nebraska gridiron action centers on three undefeated teams Marks City Clarkson and Shelby all leading Class A or B races. Friday matchups include David City hosting Fullerton Clarkson at Newman Grove Shelby welcoming Marquette Albion visits St Paul. Saturday sees Omaha Yaw Ve at David City Aquinas with other regional games in play.
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New Leaders Rise in Columbowl Ladies Bowling Tourney
In Columbus updates for the Ladies Columbowl Tournament Angles: Rose Bowl of Omaha leads with 2 769 scratch and 2002 handicap after nine 2 7 69 series. Selmeider Construction tops second place with 2 530. Centennial Lanes Crofton 2 822 Wilderites Tilden 2 019, 5th place 2 815. Patsy Kreikemeier and Jeanie Kreikemeier of West Point lead doubles with 1 311 after a 298 100 193 set. Patsy nets final 600 series of her career. Virginia Soliman Sharon Duha of Martell second in mixed events with 1 123. Other teams and individuals noted with scores across singles, doubles, and all-events. More weekends left. entries welcome.
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Joe Morgan
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Southeast tops Nebraska prep football ratings after Lincoln East rout
Lincoln Southeast jumped to first in United Press International Nebraska prep rankings after a 34-14 win over previously top ranked Lincoln East. Omaha Burke rose to second, Norfolk to third, Lincoln East fell to fourth, and Bellevue entered at fifth. Other top 20 listings include Beatrice Fremont Omaha South Omaha Creighton Prep and Millard with records noted.
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Greighton Prep
Leaders at Boulevard alley shine in mixed and gals bowling
Dale Johnson rolled a 199 game and 629 series to lead the Saturday Night Mixed at Boulevard Lanes. Vers Geiser and Lynne Grape led the women with 180 and top threesome marks. Don and Judy McKinney won TV Mixed Scotch Doubles with 647 series, and high games included 227 and 220 by the McKinneys. Other top scores featured the Spradleys 219 and Voightlander Buhl 224. Sunday’s event saw Joe Merups 228 and 476 and Sue Davidshofer 167 and 476. Buck's Shoes claimed high series as Ray Labens carded a 202.
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Boulevard Lanes
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Onagain Offagains
Tamneckers Farm
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Bill Eqzminger
Lelly Barnhart
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Channel 7
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Ray Labens
Orantes Offered 55000 Contract to Turn Pro
In Barcelona Lamar Hunt, the tennis promoter, reportedly offered Mamet Grates of Spain a 55000 dollar contract to turn professional. Orantes, winner of the Spanish Open, said he would consider the offer for several days before replying.
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