Huskers and Cowboys duel for Big Eight lead
Nebraska hosts Oklahoma State in a homecoming showdown with both teams 4-2 in conference play. The Cornhuskers boast a high scoring offense and stingy defense led by the Black Shirts while the Cowboys rely on Brent Blackman’s wishbone offense and a sturdy defense to challenge the leaders. Nebraska seeks consistency after injuries and a tough stretch ahead.
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Lincoen
Neh
Nebraska
Heath Flying Cam Huskers
Oklahoma State
Willy
UCLA
Cornhuskers
Colorado
Dave Smith
Cowboys
Cornete
Memorial Stadium
Cdt Kickoll
Bol Bevaney
Lavely
Brent Blackman
Blackmai
Midklle
Barry Pelce
Cowbey
Dome Oe
Johnny Roders
Bobevelle
Dave Hamm
Gary Dixon
Dixon
Kansas
Bill Myles
State
Baylor
Doug Cathey
Neaska
America
Dave Humm
Humm
Blackman
Kerry Jackson
Oklahoma
Sooners
Ansinus
Sooner
Chuck Wairbanks
Kansas State
Vince Gibson
Wildbeals
Iowa State
Gary Melcher
Yover
Missouri
Exile Crowder
Tiger
Alonofrio
Bull Ziegler
Ben Fambrough
A Riggins
Dave Jaynes
Jaynes
Cyclones
George Amundson
Amundson
Devaney sees Cowboys as real test for Huskers
Nebraska coach Soh Devaney labels Oklahoma State as the first real test in Big Eight play. Nebraska, 5-1, hosts 4-2 Cowboys in a capacity Lincoln crowd as two top quarterbacks Humm and Blackman duel.
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Devaney
Kansas City
Nebraska
Soh Devaney
Colt Huskers
Big Red
Oklhoma State
Coldvale
Oklshoma
Bobby Orr Out Indefinitely as Bruins Slip in East Standings
The Associated Press reports Boston star defenseman Bobby Orr is out indefinitely with a left knee ailment. Boston then lost to Chicago, dropping eight points behind Montreal in the NHL East. Montreal blanked Louis in a 7-0 game as goalie Ken Dryden earned his third shutout. other results included Philadelphia over Detroit, Los Angeles over Atlanta, and New York 7-1 over New England.
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Associated Press
Boston Bruins
Bruins
Bobby Orr
Chicago
Blackhawks
Boston
Montreal
Tee Ei Louis
Kon
O den
Philadelphia
Detroit
Los Angeles
Atlanta
New York
New England
Quebec
Minnesota
Houston
Ottawa
Bowl league scorers show varied high games and totals
Cattau posted 219 214 totals with a two series in Lutheran League at Columbus. Henke led 222, Kala 203, Kapels 8, Osten 205, Badje 203, Schmidt ong, Rosche 201, Tiger Osten 210, Viergutz, Limmber, Westeast Tax Service carded 1 team game, Viergutz total 2625. Millers 26 singleton led Pawnee League with Brase 25 and 494 high. Christensen 204, Kamik 200, Ryba 202, Seefeldt 214 210, Gatlo 207, Kuninets 202, Janicek 201, Kamenske 2. Pro Shop 2680 team total, Teanchard 92L. Matinee league Bora Hage 207 558, Janssen 547, Weisser 503, Square Dancers 1911 aggregate.
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Martin Cattau
Fops
Columbus
Walt Henke
al Kala
Bud Kapels
Vern Osten
Gary Badje
Carl Schmidt
Flarry Rosche
Tiger Osten
Viergutz Limmber
Westeast Tax Service
Viergutz
Leon Millers
Don Brase
Erne Christensen
Larry Heerbohm
Joe Kamik
Carl Ryba
del Seefeldt
Rudy Gatlo
Norm Kuninets
Jerry Janicek
Chris Kamenske
Columbus Yaw Pro Shop
Téanchard’s
Bora Hage
Marti Janssen
Charlotte Weisser
Leigh volleyballers capture two titles in roundup
Leigh varsity and reserve teams won both titles at the Howells Volleyball Roundup with Leigh undefeated. Varsity scorers were Karen Fuhrith with 26 and Julie Reichmuth with 25 while Kathy Prang led reserves. Other teams included Howells, Dodge, and Madison as participants. Leigh will host MicState volleyball on Oct 1 and November 2.
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Leigh
Howells
Dodge
Madison
Wach
Karen Fuhrith
Julie Reichmuth
Kathy Prang
Six Huskers Named for All-America Consideration
Seventeen Big Eight players were nominated for the 1972 All-America team by the District 3 board led by Chuck Woodling. Nebraska leads with six nominees: Johnny Rodgers, Richard Glover, Dave Hamm, Willie Hamper, Doug Pinner, and Jerry Ast. Other schools include Colorado Oklahoma and Iowa State with multiple selections. Woodling praised Rodgers and Glover highly. The report also notes Little All-America ballots and other district nominations.
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Kansas City
Nebraska
AllAmerica
Chuck Woodling
Lawrence
Kan
Journal-World
Kim van Heel
Mason City
Iowa
Globe Gazette
Frank Boggs
Daily Oklahoman
Oklahoma City
Dave Blackwell
KMTV
Omaha
Neb
Johnny Rodgers
Richard Glover
Dave Hamm
Willie Hamper
Doug Pinner
Jerry Ast
Colorado
Oklahoma
Tawa
Oftir
Beatrice Edges Columbus Gymnasts In Dual Meet
Beatrice nipped Columbus in a close boys gymnastics dual as Beatrice topped Columbus 108.04 to 105.47 before a parents night crowd. Ted Kyster led Beatrice but was removed after a tumble, costing Columbus. Kent Lane led Beatrice with an 4 all around score while Brown Speicher Hansen starred on rings for Columbus.
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Beatrice and Columbus
Beatrice
Orangemen
Ted Kyster
Ror Brown
Steve Hadley
Simmons
Meints
Bart Bartholomew
Columbus
Kirk Kyster
Don Korcek
Jamie Ferguson
Ted
Kent Lane
Brown
Gary
Speicher
Hansen
Hadley
North Platte
Grand Island
Discoverers
Hastings
Nouars
Tedste
Nee Te Sinnaons
Amba
RAGE
Ted Weer
I Jaimie Ferguson
Laue Jah Mazi
Tea Kyler
Ig Hundy
Tun Rorcek
Stan Brown
Tory Snitcher
Thorpou
AilArmini
Soap scrimmage showcases sharp debut for Green
Coach Gene Torezan praised Thursday scrimmage at Place Field House where Green defeated White 121 to 6. Freshmen Brower and Williams starred with 28 and 26 points respectively, Williams adding eight rebounds and Brower 16 boards as Wesolawski 22 and West 21 supported the Green effort while Hollatz stood out at guard.
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Gene Torezon
Raiders
Place Field House
Brower
Williams
Frank Brower
Tim Wiliams
Jack Wesolawski
Greg West
Dan Hollatz
Steve Flaherty Jr
Torezan
Hollatz
Leigh
Bill Bliefernich
Roger Brown
Ray Ter
Grid Scores From Recent Games
Bellevue 63 over Omaha North west 14. Lincoln Northeast 45 defeating Bryan 0. Ryan 20 over Rummel 14. Dodge 21 over Eikhors Mount Michael 20.
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Associated Press
Bellevue
Omaha Northwest
Lincoln Northeast
Bryan
Ryan
Rummel
Dodge
Eikhors Mount
Michael
Nebraska 1971 fivearm season yields four percent harvest
During Nebraska's 1971 fivearm deer season four percent of the hunters on the site bagged a deer.
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Nebraska
Palmer Leads Sahara Invitational After First Round
Arnold Palmer fired a six under par 65 to share the Sahara Invitational lead with four others at Las Vegas Country Club. Doug Sanders Lanny Wadkins and George Knudson joined him at 65 while Nicklaus stood one stroke back with Bud Allin. Trevino could only manage a 70 in the tightly packed field.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Arnold Palmer
Jed
Kaiser Internations
Palmer
Doug Sanders
Lanny Wadkins
Larry Ziegler
George Knudson
Nicklaus
Bud Allin
Art Wall
Dick Lolz
Tom Watson
Lee Trevino
Bette
Tor Brek
Leaders cited at Boulevard Lanes bowling results
Ed Trofholz rolled a 231 game and 16 in the series to lead men at Boulevard Lanes Senior League while Bert Umbarger led women with 180 and 452. Malay League top scorers included Rich Kment 230 377 and Harold Krumland 415 902 with Hon Tuma 200 and Frank Rockey 200. Ski Leumge led team scoring with 84 and 2500, Darlie Cox 220, Bila Fubra 506, Everette Hough 167, and the Niners led the xt team list with 739 and 2027.
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Ed Trofholz
Boulevard Lanes
Bert Umbarger
Rich Kment
Harold Krumland
Hon Tuma
Frank Rockey
Everette Hough
Ski Leumge
Darlie Cox
Bila Fubra
Dale Electronics
Niners
Allen Tops All Star Ballot As White Sox Lead
The 1972 AP All Star team picks by writers and broadcasters across the nation show Chicago players dominating. Dick Allen led with 407 votes as White Sox first baseman and slugger, while Cubs stars Billy Williams Ron Santo and Dan Kessinger joined the squad along with Clemens, Cedeno, Morgan, and pitchers Carlton and Perry from the NL and AL.
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New York
Shanieianehl
Oakland
Chicago
Associated Press
Ohe
White
Allen
Swinler
Cubs
Billy Williams
Ron Santo
Dan Kessinger
Williams
Ata
Santo
Kessinger
Willams
Houston
Cesar
Cedeno
Pittsburgh
Ruberto Clemente
Cedero
Astros
Clemente
Pirates
Cincinnati
Johnny Hench
Joe Morgai
Bench
Reds
Morgan
Howsler
Steve Carlton
Philadelphia Phillies
Gaylord Perry
Cleveland Indians
Hoth
Weuns
Carlton
Phillies
Perey
Cleveland
Virginia Squires trounce Denver Rockets in record foul game
The Virginia Squires beat the Denver Rockets 155 to 117 in an ABA game as 86 fouls were called. The match saw 36 personal fouls, seven ejections, 92 free throw attempts, and 74 conversions, with Virginia dominant in the fourth quarter. Denver coach Alex Hannum criticized the officiating as an experiment.
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Associated “Press
Virgina Squires
Denver Rockets
Squires
Denver
Alex Hannum
Shamrocks Tangle with Third City Eleven at Home
Scotus Central Catholic seeks rebound after a 6-24 loss to David City Aquinas. Grand Island Central Catholic visits Saturday night as Shamrocks recall a 27-8 defeat in an earlier season clash amid a rough start with only two returning regulars.
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Scotus Central Catholic
David City Aquinas
Grand Island Central Catholic
Scotus
Crusaders
Broken Bow
Gothenburg
Graud Island Northwest
Cozad
David City
Aquinas
Adams Conical
Grand Island Cathole
Superior
Crusader
Ken Sarahan
Tunsomre
Fie
Lorahan
Rory Schuman
Joh Mueller
Jim Pueta
Ray Tlamkas
May Shonka
Frile Schwack
Shonka A
Tom Zabawa
Zabawa
Seatus Stormers
Steve Wolpert
Shamrocks
Grand Island
Ord
Sport Shorts Roundup from PAUL EF on Norcal grid and players
Vikings rated No. 9 in Class B face Milford this week to remain in the poll. Platte Center Junior High adds a third undefeated eight man flag season. Notes on World Series pay and Big Eight football matchups including Nebraska, Colorado, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Kansas State with several high school results and player updates.
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Cornhuskers
Cowbys
Lincoln
Oklahomia Sooners
Colorado
Kansas State
Colorado Buffaloes
Missouri Tigers
Buffs
Sooners
Missouri
Notre Dame
Iowa State
Kansas
Oklahoma Stutt
Woodling
Rodgers
Glover
Hodgers
HAYS
Harper
Eddie Sheats
Inital
Bud Magrum
Charlie Davis
John Stearns
Oklahoma
Tom Trahaney
Ken Jones
Greg Pruitt
Iva Siile
Paul EF
Lukeyinn Vikings
Vikes
Milford
Vikings
Dale Nelson
Platte Center
Sal Levine
Nebraskalami Magazine
Columbus
Ducks and Geese Scarce Across Nebraska Statewide
Nebraska game officers report ducks and geese are scarce statewide with Lake Ogallala holding better numbers. In the southwest few hunters pursue birds while the Sandhills see a similar shortage though fishing remains good.
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Nebraska
Game and Parks Commission
Lake Ogallala
Sandhills
Fines From Fish and Game Violations Fund Nebraska Schools
Money collected as fines for violations of fish and game laws in Nebraska goes to county school funds. Local officials report the revenue supports rural districts and helps balance budgets across counties.
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Nebraska
NCAA withdraws from USOC over calls for reorg
The NCAA pulled out of the United States Olympic Committee accusing it of shortchanging America. The move, announced by Charles Nevias and Samuel E Barnes after a fall meeting in Knoxville, demands a full reorganization and warns that up to 700 member schools will stop funding USOC efforts. The NCAA clarifies it does not call for U.S. withdrawal from the Games and urges Congress to reassess USOC funding and governance. The World University Games link and internal reform proposals are cited amid criticism of Munich 1972 bungling and calls for new oversight.
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Kansas City
National Callegiate Athletic Association
United States Olympic Committee
USOC
America
USC
NCAA
Charles Nevias
Ncaa International Relations Committee
Samuel E. Barnes
Remember Chincil
Knoxville
Ten
Barnes
United States
Nevias
International Neations Committee
Congress
Walter Byers
Munich
United States Collegiate Sports Council
National Association
American Association For Health, Physical Education and Recreation
Bamnes
John V. Tunney
Calif
Ab Teady
Senate
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Jack Dade
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Sahara
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