Columbus and Norfolk clash in Friday Big Ten tilt
Columbus visits Norfolk on Friday for a Big Ten game at 7 00 p.m. Columbus sits 3 3 1 and 1 2 in the league while Norfolk is 1 4 2 and 0 2 4 in the east Columbus scouts say Norfolk favors the pass as 45 throws were aimed at Grand Island and Benish threw for a score last week Quarterback Mick Benish leads Columbus while junior Rex Porter and Scott Trofholz produced the lone Columbus scoring play in Fremont with Trofholz also an end porter a 143 pound junior has played defense most season Senior Bryan Tuma was sidelined by bronchial infection and will not play Friday
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Norfolk
Nomr
Big Ten
sColumbus
Manthers
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Beatrice
Papillion
Fremont
Ralston
Wfere
Pradlocks
South Slany City
Anl
Grand Island
Panthers
Ery Wealting
Mick Benish
Gordie Winter
Winter
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Panther
Hastings
Discoverers
Jed Rood
Rex Porter
Scott Trofhalz
Porter
Tom Miller
Trofhalz
I Rafholz
Bryan Tuma
Associated Press
Actly
Oklahoma
Chuck Fatebanks
Sooners
Kansas State
Vince Gibson
del Acker
Bill Brittain
Dennis Weinhold
Chuck Price
Ume
Gordon Chambliss
Monster
Kim Cunningham
Iowa State
Johnn
Don Greenwood
Kansas
Greg Vondrak
Don Fambrough
Alfred Nehns
Fountain Smith
Boulevard Lanes scoring spree nets top marks in league play
Cermak's 244 and 622 led Boulevard Lanes while Dutch Cernak posted a 622 series and a 200 game. Numerous bowlers surfaced with multi game scores including 225, 222, 243 and 293. Team honors went to Boulevard Lanes Pro Shop with a 97 percent game and Deand's Diner at 2855 total. In other leagues, Don Meays led 217 and Orin Stepanek 378 series.
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del Trichwasser
Leon Miller
Chuck Ate
Boulevard ‘Lanes
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Don Meays
Orin Stepanek
Dennis Road
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St. Schuele
Lynn. Nitz
Zywiee
Laura Nettland
Waterfowl regulation challenges cited by hunters across states
Nebraska and nearby states face difficulty enforcing end species management as hunters struggle to identify ducks in flight or hand. A dawn opening and sight-impairment issues lower success, with only under one fifth of 346 surveyed hunters distinguishing all birds in their bag. Turkey prospects look good around Round Top though winter flocking may cluster birds. other notes cover antelope rifle season results and taxidermy tips for mounts.
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Nebraska
South Dakota
Colorado
Iowa
Kansas
Gus Ronite
Lincoln
Bonde
Turkey
Round Top
Pye
Cecil Avey
Crawford
Avey
Longue
Dick Furley
The
Game Commission
Alliance
Officer Furley
Sioux County
Marlow Johnson
Fort Kearney
Kearney
Tips for taxidermy birds and Nebraska hunting notes
The text offers hunting and taxidermy tips from Nebraska, advising use of a bread bag for birds, careful handling to protect feathers, and non gutting processing. It notes varying taxidermy prices for pheasants ducks geese and odd mounts, plus anecdotes about unusual requests. Also mentions women hunting, state fishing hunts, and Swanson Lake walleye prospects with water temps and Roy Auble's experience.
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Johnson
Raro
Alrmost
U.S.A
Nebraska
Swanson Lake
Trenton
Roy Auble
Swanson
Auble
Big Eight grid camps review and notes on key players
A survey of Big Eight football camps with updates from Oklahoma Kansas State Iowa State Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma State. Coaches discuss practice plans injuries lineup changes pass defense and expectations ahead of upcoming games.
October Football Skirmishes Feature Viking Triumph
Lakeview Vikings host Milford aiming to protect their No 9 Class B rating in a 93-0 win prediction. Discoverers travel to Norfolk hoping for offense to save CHS, while Columbus must tighten scoring as Panthers expected to win 19-7. Scotus heads to Grand Island as Central Catholic and Huskers prep for OSU visit with anticipated Nebraska turnover.
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Lakeview Vikings
Milford
Vikes
Vikings
Norfolk
CHS
Columbus
Panthers
Scotus
Grand Island
Central Catholic
Stamrocks
Huskers
Oklahoma State
Cowboys
Lincoln
Colorado Buffaloes
Johnny Rodgers
Joe Blahak
Columbus High earns all tournament volleyball honors
Columbus High senior Barb Weeder was chosen for the all tournament volleyball team after the Penn State tournament. The six Columbus girls made the team as the event wrapped up on Wednesday, with Columbus placing among 28 teams in the field.
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Columbus High
Barb Weeder
Columbus
Huskers Humm top Big Eight passer
Nebraska’s Dave Humm leads the Big Eight in passing with 74 of 130 for 1,227 yards and an impressive 9.5 yard per attempt. Kansas’ Dave Jayne trails with 1,498 total offense, while Iowa State’s George Amundson stands third in passing and total offense. Rodger’s Nebraska leads in receptions with 27 for 321 yards as Amundson, Strachan, and Rodgers pace rushing and receiving among Big Eight players.
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Kansas City
APY
Dave June
Nebraska
Humm
Big Eight Service Bureau
Dave Jayne
Kansas
Iowa State
George Amundson
Jaynes
Mike Strachan
Charlie Davis
Colorado
Brent Blackman
Oklahoma State
Kansas State
John Goerger
Teague
Johnny Reatgers
Bruce Adams
Amoendson
Uses
E&ch
Devaney Dinner Moves to Nebraska Union in Lincoln
A Saturday night banquet honoring football coach Bob Devaney will be held at the Nebraska Union instead of the Coliseum. Jeff Hochester of Omaha announced the change on Thursday as president of the Cob Spirit group at the University of Nebraska Lincoln. Speaker Joe Caragiola will crown the homecoming queen during the afternoon Oklahoma State Nebraska game.
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Lincoln
Neb
Bob Devaney
Nebraska Union
Jeff Hochester
Omaha
Com Cob Spirit
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Joe Caragiola
UNL
Oklahoma State
Holy Name to face Cathedral in Lincoln playoff clash
Two Omaha teams meet November 10 in the Nebraska Centennial Conference football playoff in Omaha. Holy Name, from the National Division, opposes Cathedral from the American Division as the Cardinals seek an upset as favorites. Conference peers include Aquinas, Scotus, Central Catholic, Bergan, Neumann and Paul VI.
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Holy Name
Cathedral
Cardinals
David City Aquinas
Columbus Scotus
West Point Central Catholic
Fremont Bergan
Wahoo Neumann
Omaha Paul VI
Fremont
Bullington Out for Rest of 1972 Coyotes Schedule
Stuart Bullington regular-defensive safety for the University of South Dakota will miss the final three games of the 1972 season with a shoulder separation. The 190-pound junior sustained the injury in USC's 42-27 win over South Dakota State University last Saturday. Bullington, converted to defense this season after a year on offense, will sit out the Nov. four game with Augustana College, the Nov. 11 meeting with North Dakota State University, and the Nov. 18 finale at Mankato State College. USC has a 6-7 record and is in contention in the Martha Central Conference race.
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Columbus
University of South Dakota
Bullington
USC
South Dakota State University
Coyotes
Augustana College
North Dakota State University
Mankato State College
Fred Carnahan to run in Midwest AAU Cross Country
The Midwest AAU Cross Country meet at Kearney on Friday October 27 features about 101 runners in a five mile race starting at 4 pm on the Kearney Country Club course. Defending champion Dan Cloeter and runner up Greg Carlberg are entered with Fred Carnahan of Platte Junior College among the stars. Teams entered include Concordia Doane Kearney and Omata Elmwood Track Club.
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Kearney
Rob Hatver
Dan Cloeter
Greg Carlberg
F'red Carnahan
Platte
Concordia
Doane, Kearney
Omata Elmwood Track Club
Vikings stay ranked as Milford meets next foe
Milford faces Lakeview, now 11th ranked, after Lakeview crushed North Bend 47 8 and moved into contention. Coach Kobza’s Vikings emphasize one game at a time as Lakeview’s ground game nears 230 yards per outing and key backs Zondha Schutte Pillen Lutyens pace the attack.
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Colemius Lakeview
Glass Bratlegs
North Bend
Fred Kobza
Vikings
Milford
Koubza
Aquinas
Viking
Lakeview
Senial
Doug Zondha
Keith Schutte
Kim
Pillen
Tulback
Tony Lutyens
Wayne State coach relieved of coaching duties
Wayne State College announces that Dr. Donald Pale, assistant football coach and head wrestling coach, has been relieved and reassigned to full-time teaching after a scuffle incident at the Wayne State Kearney State game. Details cite injuries to a Kearney official and an investigation under way.
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Keartey
Pate
Wayne State
Met
KSC
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