South Sioux City opens Apollo loop for Columbus
Columbus prepares for a Friday Apollo Conference clash at Memorial Stadium as South Sioux City debuts under new coach Dick Amos. Key players include fullback Rocky Mabeytsau and center Joe Curl, with a veteran line and a strong defense noted by coach Hood. The Discoverers seek a seventh win in the series, while Columbus aims to capitalize on a balanced wishbone offense led by junior quarterbacks and a solid special teams unit led by Clyde Langan.
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Rich Gayer
Columbus
Usec
South Sioux City
Discoverers
Hie Cardinals
Apollo
Memorial Stadium
Pswynee Park
Eithey
Apollo Tees
Apollo Tithe
Sarantata
Hood
Wishbone T
Lud
Culumbus
Nile
Vriday
Dick Amos
Sithough
Leteemen
Rocky Mbeytsau
Joe Curl
Cardbad
Pat Hawkinson
Mark Paulson
Rood
Bbs
Cms
Othe Cas Kironglis
Clyde Langan
Junie
Doug Wardinger
Iya
Sisting Rae
CHS
Dick Luckke
Lesing Neese
Dennis Shanahan
Ant G
Ant G Endemer Jack Young. Young Is A Graduate of David City Aquinas High School
Kearney State College
Tom Miller
Randy ‘Vadrehal
Robin Oberg
Rick Joseph
Don Soulliere
Dan O'Donnell
Sannoe
Mike Nyffeler
Jon Ernst
Bryan “Tuma
Kevin Provhaskol
Ron Ziola
Jeff Rodgers
Nebraska waterfowl and fishing notes from Dick H Schaffer
The article reports teal migration and hunting limits in Nebraska with a focus on bluewing teal prior to the October 7 season. It notes mourning doves numbers, shore fishing tales near McConaughy, a 14-pound white bass catch, and prairie grouse hunting optimism with season dates and bag limits. It also covers lake turnover at Lewis and Clark Lake, carp and catfish fishing notes, and a historical motor camping directory advising gear, plus bald eagle mortality causes and population estimates. It concludes with camping habits and traveler finances among Nebraskans.
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Dakotas
Saskatchewan
Nebraska
Dave
AL van Borkum
Lake View
McConaughy
Mure
American Association
Motor Cay
Advision
Patuxent Wildlife Research Center
Laurel
Maryland
Fish and Wildlife Service
United States
Alaska
Qily
Lee Whitehead
Kampervillen
Casad
Nebraska Association of Private
Camparomet Owners
Lakeview Vikings Eye Strong Volleyball Season
Five returning letter winners anchor Li High School girls volleyball as prospects look good. Veterans Carol Bock Sondra Wetgen Rita Beble Alice Lang and Patsy Martin join a squad that topped 3 wins last year while the junior varsity improved to 7 wins. The Vikings face a state tournament format by enrollment with a 7 pm start time for most matches and a 6 pm start for North Bend. Schedule includes Calumbus, Lelgis, Seolus, Clarkson Osceola Madison North Bend Genoa Howells district tourney to be announced.
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Li High School
Coavlt
July Peterson
Carol Bock
Sondra Wetgen
Rita Beble
Alice Lang
Pally Martin
Viking
North Bend
Calumbusigh
Lelgis
Seolus
al Clarkson
Osceola
Madison
Genoa
Howells
Centennial League bowling leaders shine at Boulevard Lanes
Joe Karnick and Deano's Diner pace Centennial League at Boulevard Lanes with Karnick rolling 257 in a 018 series while the Dineys posted a 933 team game and 2796 series. Numerous high scores by Harald Brockmolt, Stan Gottschall, Duane Spitz and others highlighted a busy Wednesday night of league bowling.
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Joe Karnick
Leano
Boulevard Lanes
Karnick
Bob Arnberger
Kegléts
Harald Brockmolt
Harold Krumland
Blackie Meyers
Jttel Morgan
Randy Krumnland
Stan Gottschale
Frank Bo
Leon Miller
Stan Gottschall
Carrall Enzminger
Nite Owl
Winnera
Vinny Lusehe
Deunnie Jivans
Mel Paprocki
Steelers Trim Roster With Seven Cuts
Pittsburgh NFL team announces seven players released this week including veteran middle linebacker Chuck Allen and college star Lorenzo Brinkley as part of roster reductions to reach NFL mandatory limits.
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Pittsburgh
Pitsburg Steelers
Chuck Allen
Lorenzo Brinkley
Mayers
National Football League
Thursday’s Entries Highlight Mixed Field of Races and Eligibles
A dense list of race entries appears with numerous horse names, riders, and odds notes. Multiple horses are marked eligible or ineligible, with figures and breeders cited alongside stabling references, race numbers, and trainer initials. The compilation reads as a status update from a purses event or meet, emphasizing entry status and participant names.
Preps and Huskers Face Openers in Sport Shorts
In the first week of the football season Columbus High meets South Sioux City with Columbus favored, Lakeview hosts Arlington as the Vikings seek a win, West Point Central Catholic battles Seolus Shamrocks, and Nebraska aims to repeat a national title run against UCLA. The public picks favor Nebraska, with a projected 17 10 score for the Huskers.
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Columbus High
South Sioux City
Cardinals
CHS
Columbus
Lakeview
Arlington
Vikings
Seolus Shamrocks
West Point Central Catholic
West Pointers
Huskers
UCLA
Nebraska
Tracl
Taskers
Johnie Rags Wins Feature at Agricultural Park
Johnie Rags, owned by Emons Pensick of Columbus, won the featured race at Agricultural Park with BIL Stallings guiding the three year old. Attendance reached 2,511 with a winter handle of $144,049 as Favorites dominated the early action and several exacta payouts topped the chart.
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Rags
Emons Pensick
Columbus
Sini
John Pensick
Agricultural Park Track
Bil Stallings
Jolie Rags
War Judge
Taralee
Exacta
Siratalea
Sully
Stallings
Ri Chandler
Efeerainy Wnndens
Sie Furangs
T Ercerds Hoa
Bazer
Nicken
Chandler
Anderson
Va Atso
Deb
Tinga
Dream
Bold Countess
Tm Tasty
Letlis Fay
Tipton Flash
Switzer
Shirky
Choe Girr
Baby Bush
Wiss Osage
Forubus
Kissie Face
Baily Coubls
Justinat
Elaliming
Judsa
Ku Kin
Toddity Lass
Wersey Tae
Ence Beer Win
Spunky An
Rex Irkeyng
Precious Dee
Silver Creek loop contender this season
Silver Creek High will open a 1972 football campaign at Clarks Friday. The Tigers return key players including All-State halfback Larry Valasek and All Conference runner Don Jones. Coach Paul Hickman’s squad faces five Class C foes in the Goldenrod Conference with returning lettermen and a schedule through November.
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Siver Cnsek
Silver Creek High Sill
Clarks
Tigers
Larry Valasek
Valasek
Don Jones
Joe Beck
Dale Jones
Jerry Wilcox
Neal van Winkle
Paul W. Hickman
Elit
Goldenrod
Heck
Bob Bislas
Mike Cave
Randy Engel
Jones
Justin Liss
van Winkle
Vince Willits
Roger Spohr
Wilcox
Wolhach
Nebraska Christan
Palmer
Stromsburg
Osccula
Genoa
St. Bedyard
Polk
Valdez Carreras reach Olympic boxing semis
In Munich, Valdez and Carreras of Americas Latin Connection advance to the semifinals amid a Games pause for the Israeli team tragedy. Primo Giancarlo notes his Italian basketball squad also must adapt to boxing to challenge the unbeaten Americans.
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Munich
Jesse Valdez
Ricardo Carreras
Primo Giancarlo
Valdez
Carreras
America
Weaver Still Optimistic On 23-Game Win Streak
Orioles manager Earl Weaver stays upbeat amid a tight pennant race. Detroit defeated Baltimore 3-1 as the Tigers held a slim lead in the AL East. Boston and New York contend behind, while Oakland widened its West lead with a win over Chicago. National League results included Philadelphia over St Louis and Montreal beating New York, with Cincinnati and Los Angeles also winning.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Earl Weaver
Baltimore
Simy
Detroit
Viers
Weaver
Pet Hat
Tigers
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Red Sox
Billy Marlin
Defeo
Oakland A's
Chicago
White Sox
A's
California Angels
Kansas City Royals
Minnesota Twins
Texas Rangers
Cleveland Indians
Milwaukee Brewers
Indians
Brewers
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Montreal
New York
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
San Diego
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Orioles
Chuck Seelbach
Mickey Jolich
Magic
Boston
Cleveland
Milwaukee
West Oakland
Minnesota
Kansas City
California
Texas
St Louis
AGG
Bills pick up Cowboys kicker Mike Clark
Dallas Cowboys placekicker Mike Clark has been placed on waivers and claimed by the Buffalo Bills in the NFL.
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Buffalo
Bills
Mike Clark
Dallas
Dallas Cowboys
National Football League
Buffalo Bills
Inexperienced Vikings host Arlington Friday
Columbus Lakeview opens its football season hosting Arlington Eagles at home. Coach Fred Kobza notes a young offensive line with one returning letterman, Bob Wachial. Arlington, under new head coach Jack Guggenmos, brings experience at key spots led by Bill Knight, Steve Uarper, Mike Klotz, Deve Bye, and quarterback Dave Schlessler. Kickoff is 7:30 p.m.
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Don’ Hook
Columbus Lakeview
Arlington Eagles
Fred Kobza
Jie Young
Vikings
Bob Wachial
York High
Arlington
Kobra
Eagles
Jack Guggenmos
Bill Knight
Steve Uarper
Mike Klotz
Deve Bye
Dave Schlessler
Viking
Devaney Says Huskers Ready for Action
University of Nebraska coach Bob Devaney states the defending national champion Cornhuskers are anxious to play, noting practice has been long and morale needs a real game. He expects UCLA to challenge the offense as players adjust and rough edges are shaved off before kickoff Saturday night.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Cornhuskers Ueed
Ab Devaney
Tle
Smith Irwin top keglers in Cornhusker loop at Columbus Bow
Smith and Irwin led Cornhusker League play at Columbus Bow with 217 and 268 totals. Other top scorers included Behlen 202 Leonhard 268 Bock 211 Bolton 203 Brunken 203 Zojder 213 and Sansoni 201. Micek Construction 913 game and Lark Bar 2000 pins topped the day. In free Cup League Perks posted a 453 game and a 511 series. Jewels league saw Thomson 180 and 445, Diamonds 567, Moonstones 1541 series.
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Jerry Smith
Jit Irwin
Columbus Bow
Kurt Behlen
Tred Leonhard
Gary Bock
Ken Bolton
Rich Brunken
Jack Zojder
Erwin
Dick Sansoni
Creighton Anderson
Bud Rhea
Ervin Paben
George Engel
Micek Construction Company
Lark Bar
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Tama
Deyke
Luckles
Scotl Trofhole
Holgarsons
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Doty Windinger
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Ed Johansen
Nyffeler
Junioss
Stair Gambul
Vidla
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Deseptt
Aalety
Hosth Seidues Fuge
Wien
NSA
Savas
Tae Gannett
Jahusut Feler
Wmiks Seo Schwarle
Xiteicu
Xikev
Prochaska
Erik
Montiel
Lemke
Airem
Mika Mrue Ogel Green
Mullen, Basset, O'Neill
Olsey Forest
Lewis and Clark Lake
Worth Central Reservoir
Dick H. Schaffer
Nir
Nebrask
Aland
Kansas
A. H. Speer Co
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A. HH
Speer Co
Suite 180
Page Court
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Guddie
Correa
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Chintome
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Meier
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Chanter
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Ash ‘Tricki
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Gap
Wontewy Sean — UF Sauce Lyi Sauiler
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Stauffer
Ilz
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Linsi
Basten
ATES
Renee
Suutlee
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Sxloe Goel Korgen
Lee
Mary Ann Xery
Grand Island
AIG
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Claceit — Anderson
Jo Reitelaatt — Werre
Haron Mn
Stanuster
Bishop Brown
Tarry
Kruzer
Alteow
Johnie Rags
Donnie Rass
Silver Creek
Lakeview High
Tom Bruckner
Fred Kekza
Ron “Greenwall
Bob Wachal
Lortie
Busrey - Stuiers
Mayo
WhaBevhiy Mareektuh
Alohle Eoltd
Xweilh
Rehatt
Aes Mievertesen
Adean Kay P Moe
Bob Veiorratun
Doug Zourha
Merry
Orig
Aurey Weleernpan
Agi
Preller - Hi
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I &Naheld
Paul Mahle
Ins
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Anaust
Blestrani
Vince Runask
Orky Prelinger
Devaney
Bill Sunday
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