Hastings Eyes Return as East Big 10 Title Contender
Hastings High, led by coach Rick Kearns, seeks a Big 10 East football title comeback. Chiefs contention hinges on returning stars Clyde Langan and Scott Trofholz, plus a QB battle between Tom Miller and Dana Hellusch as Fremont and Grand Island field strong rival squads this season.
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Big night for Sox fans
The Red Sox crushed the Yankees 10-4 to seize first in the AL East while the White Sox routed Oakland 6-0 in a key West clash. Other scores included Baltimore over Detroit 9-0 and Minnesota over Texas 4-0 as San Diego upset Cincinnati twice to finish the day. Boston fans roared as Targer, Siebert, and Petrocelli powered a decisive win and a shift in the division standings.
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Platte College Clinches Record In Fall Invitational
Platte College posts a record 296 to win the fall invitational. Johnson County KS trails at 304. Dan Norris earns medalist honors with 73, Jim Bartak 78, Bob Swan 78. Bartak edges Mayoff for second medalist. Towner, Schultz, Haraban, Mossiman, Maprstad also place. Coach Gene Torezon’s Raiders seek another title at Northeastern Invitational in Norfolk.
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Atte
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Norfolk
Which Husker will start at QB in Los Angeles
Sport Shorts notes Nebraska faces UCLA with a quarterback derby between sophomore Dave Imm and junior Steve Runty. Both are hailed as capable, but Jerry Tagge remains the steady benchmark. The piece previews a big weekend of sport on TV including the World Series and Olympic coverage.
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Hummr
Tennessee
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Bob Devaney
Krauses and Melliger shine at Fort Atkinson meet
Three members of the Lost Creek Long Rifle and Pistol Club earned honors at the Fort Atkinson Middle Loaders Club monthly meet. Dave Krause finished second at 30 yards, Stan Krause was runner-up at 100 yards, and Bruce Melliger placed third at 108 yards.
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Melhger
Saturday horse entries with multiple claiming races
A dense list of Saturday entries across several races including First Rage Second Rage and Fourth Race with claiming and allowance conditions. Notable names include Krager, Stallings, Chandler, Switzer, and Meier among others, with purses cited and multiple age groups.
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Alay Sunny the
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Exactas main excitement at races Thursday at Agricultural Park
Thursday racing at Agricultural Park produced two big exactas with Summer Boarder and Arky Twist yielding 251.20 in the fifth, and Shakedown paired with Step Forth for 243.30 in the final. The double paid 19 on Bullaly bh and Wauny's Boy. Husker Hero won the sixth after Milk Pail was disqualified. Frouble upset, capturing the fourth at 87.80 as a repeat winner. Seventh featured Wellregarded Still Wait at Brae ounl Mall with a popular reaction.
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Madison
Brae
Veterans at Columbus boost girls volleyball hopes
Eleven returning veterans brighten Columbus High girls volleyball prospects under Coach Sandi Hopp. Eight seniors, seven juniors, and nine sophomores form a larger squad as the season opens September 11 against Lakeview, with a schedule including Scotus, Fremont, Grand Island, Beatrice, Hastings, Kearney, and a district tournament.
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Margo Mueller
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Debbie Torezon
Jean
Kearney
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Scotus
Huskers anticipate UCLA opener with aerial note and roster shifts
Nebraska tailors for a UCLA showdown at the Los Angeles Coliseum as quarterback uncertainties linger. David Humm and Steve Tunty contend for the starter role while Johnny Rodgers leads the offense and the Black Shirts defense highlights Rich Glover and Willie Harper. New faces populate the secondary as Devaney presses toward a complete unit and a season debut.
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Stallings Near Hundred Point Mark in Columbus Races
William Stallings leads jockey standings with 91 points at Columbus, close to 100, while Dai Switzer has 78 and Fred Ecoffey 10 wins and 7 points. Standings list Stallings W 31 Switzer u F 9 Ecoffey 6-58 Chandler OBI Anderson.
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CHS barriers eye big meet as season opens
CHS plans for a busy schedule with Sept. meets at Fremont Millard Norfolk Lincoln and Columbus and Oct. events at Big 10 Columbus state. Coach Callan says only one boy ready for competition in the Fremont Invitational and notes improvements in time and endurance as the cross country squad eyes a strong season led by seniors Hansen Tofte McKeneie and transfer Mills. Karate history highlights Okinawan self defense origins with the Buddhist monk link.
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Columbus rally seals tennis win over Millard
Columbus High’s tennis team rallied Thursday at Pawnee Park, taking the final two doubles matches to defeat Millard 10-3. Seniors Bruce Friedrichsen and Mike Berlin won a 6-4 finale after trailing 4-1 in set one, while Paul Potter and Brian Dobbs claimed 6-4 6-4. Singles saw Friedrichsen win 6-3 over Mike Jones and Vernon Davis defeat Kerry Moore 6-3 9-7. Millard’s wins came from Anderson 6-1 6-0 over Potter, Oshima 6-4 7-9 and Griffin 6-1 6-0 over Dobbs. Coach Gary Buranski’s squad 1-2 entering a home match with York Saturday.
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Dan Gloor Leads Major League Scores At Houlevart Lanes
Dan Gloor led Major League bowling at Houlevart Lanes on Thursday with 225 and 587. Teammates Harold Krumland 200, Don Meysenburg 200, Al Hanus 202, Ron Nelson 206, and Boyd Snyder 202 also posted scores. Dales Women saw Theresa Micek 201 and Rita Fuhr 496. Pin Pointers won team honors with 2,002. Doug Maus 388 and 517, Lucy Ehlers 452 and 426. BIT and S Jed total 621 and 1,729.
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Fisherman Moe Nicol Sets 823-Pound Blue Marlin Record
Wellington New Zealand Moe Nicol caught an 823 pound Pacific blue marlin on 80-pound test line in a two and a half hour fight in the Bay of Plenty setting a new world record for big game fishing.
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