Wisconsin Badgers Upset Ohio State In Madison Forecast
Hoople system predicts Wisconsin will edge Ohio State 19 to 16 at Camp Randall with a whing-dinger score. Other matches forecast include Michigan over Minnesota 44-14 and Nebraska over Oklahoma State, 40-21, plus notable pairings Delaware over Temple 23-15 and Oklahoma 47- Kansas State 7.
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Maury Wills on waivers and Dodgers offer
Maury Wills, age 40, was placed on waivers by the Los Angeles Dodgers who offered him an instructor role. Wills played 71 games in 1972 with a .129 average after returning to the Dodgers in 1959 and stints with Pittsburgh and Montreal. He held a career .284 mark and 686 stolen bases, famously breaking Ty Cobb’s record with 104 steals in 1962.
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Neinas to head NCAA International Relations Committee
Kansas City AP reports Charles M. Neinas commissioner of the Big Eight will be named chairman of the NCAA International Relations Committee. The Star says the panel replaces the Olympic Committee with broader duties over all international competition and an 11 a.m. news conference was set to announce the appointment. Manager Dick Williams coached the Expos in 1970 after being dropped by the Red Sox in 1969.
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U S Olympic Officials Plan Protest Over Munich Tilt
U S Olympic officials plan a large protest over Russia's disputed 51 50 victory in the Munich basketball final. Arthus Lentz says the effort aims to spur fair play for future events despite slim chances of overturning the result. The protest centers on the final seconds and alleged scorer’s table irregularities cited by referees and officials.
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Discoverer gymnasts face Beatrice in tight dual tonight
Columbus High enters with a 24 dual mark and faces Beatrice at 7 30 p m on Beatrice’s floor. Beatrice edged Columbus for fifth at Grand Islands Invitational won by Lincoln Southeast. Kent Lanes Beatrice top gymnast placed fifth all around. Columbus’ Kyster and Hadley broke into the top seven on trampoline with sixth and seventh. Coaches Veck and Hartholoman say Discoverers have a good shot tonight.
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Karel tops league with 610 series at Columbus Bowl
Lonnie Karel posted a 610 series with 218 and 202 to lead the Cornhusker League at Columbus Bowl. Bob Hurleh had a 230 high game, with several bowlers posting 200s including Jimy Irvin 210 and Al Kula 212 and 220. Douglas & Lomason topped the team list with 879 and 2,726. The Metro League featured P Kudron 217 and 210 for 684, Bill Anson 205, Jack Jones 210, Duane Martensen 204, and the Instructors with 57 team games and 2,416 total. In the Coffee Cup League Corrine Haiar earned 195 and Bea Pensick 433, Corrine with 527. The Perks led with 542 and the Coffettes 1,443. Bea Pensick 195 and Verdella Emerson 516 were tops in the Jewels League, Dort Simpson 502. The Agates posted 619 game and 1,686 series. An observation notes a New Guinea tale of equality among Asmat children ending in ties during soccer games.
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Jimy Irvin
al Kula
Gary Luther
Ron Graus
Gary Soulliere
George Engel
Douglas & Lomason
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P. Kudron
Bill Anson
Jack Jones
Duane Martensen
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Bea Pensick
Corrinesound
Perks
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Verdella- Emerson
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Agates
Youthful Shamrocks Triumph At David City
Seventh and eighth graders from Scolus Central Catholic delivered a strong offense and defense to defeat Mary Wednesday at David City. Jim Feehan scored two touchdowns on 42 and 35 yard gallops with two point conversions. Dennis Ryba added a 4 yard TD run and a two point, while Ron Riley broke 35 yards for another Shamrock score.
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Cary Egger
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Lakeview
Four colleges put on probation by NCAA
KNOXVILLE TENN AP The University of California at Berkeley California State University at Sacramento North Carolina State and St John s University of Jamaica were placed on probation by the NCAA council meeting in Knoxville for violations of recruiting and other rules. California and NC State faced penalties including probation periods and restrictions while St John s was reprimanded. The council also discussed drug testing and relaxing the grade point requirement for recruiting athletes. White fronted geese also noted by waterfowlers.
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