Platte golfers win again at Platte Invitational golf event
Platte College claims a fourth straight Platte Invitational title at Elks Country Club Albion. Newton medalist scores 74, with Dan Zadalis and Bill Olberding tied in a playoff for second. North Platte and Cloud County also compete among 11 teams as coaches eye a tenth fall invite at Northeastern of Norfolk.
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Platte
Newton
Bluite College
Elks Country Club
Albion
Pave Newton
Dan Zadalis
Bill Olberding
Cloudwaly
Kar
Wedelist
Dave Borg
Easler Wroning
Mike Klein
Western
Steve Ringteman
Gene To
Cau Ihiy
Lalay
Norfolk
Platte Caliese
Dave Newton
Dan Ladalit
Ado Ross
Afram
Plate
Days Zadalis
Bill Oberding
Cloyd County
Dave Berg
Eastern
Wyo
Mika Klein
Nebraska Western
Platte College
Colby Kan
Nort Platte An
Cloyd
Kan
Midland
McCool
Technical
Medallsis Newton
Zadalis
Olberding
Cloud County
Berg
Klein
Osborne pep talk stirs Huskers before NC State scrimmage
Lincoln AP reports Nebraska coach Tom Osborne urged focus after a careless practice and poor offense. He noted pep talks are rare but may be used at halftime if effort remains lacking. Friday scrimmage will pit Nebraska against NC State formations ahead of the Sept. 22 game.
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Lincoln
Neb
Kee Braska
Tom Osborne
Cornhuskers
Osberin
North Carolina State
Nebraska Huskers edge UCLA in rough clash clipquery
Bob Martin, a former standout, started for Nebraska along with Ron Pruitt against UCLA. Martin forced a late punt return in the first quarter, vaulting to recover the ball at full speed. Pruitt impressed with six tackles at defensive tackle as Nebraska eyes a Sept. 22 NC State matchup in Lincoln.
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Bob Martin
Athtea
Itrikers
UCLA
Tob
Bie Fella
California
Ron
Becher Turnover Key Play In CJHS Victory Over Kearney
Greg Becher recovered a fumble, Jim Schwartzer ran in a two point conversion as Columbus dinier High edged Kearney 8 to 6 at Memorial Stadium. Schwartzer, Dlaser and Mason anchored defense while Tick Sharp hauled a 60 yard pass in a narrow win setting up a non conference trip to Norfolk on Sept. 4.
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Greg Becher
Jim Schwartzer
Columbus Dinier High
Kearney
Great Plains
Memorial
Columbus
Schwartzer
Mike Dlaser
Scott Mason
Dave Fielt
Nat Laser
Olf
Gos
Becher
Tick Sharp
Cubs
Bernie Moran
John Schlife
Fell
Norfolk
Pirates Talk Like Winners After 6-1 Win Over Cubs
The Pirates, led by Willie Stargell’s two doubles and a run, beat the Cubs 6-1 to seize a one game edge over the idle Cardinals and two over Montreal. The Mets beat the Phillies 4-2 in 12 innings as Seaver improves to 9-7, while the Dodgers and Giants win on the road and San Francisco tops San Diego 6-5 on Ontiveros two-run pinch homer and Locklear RBI hit.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Von
Chiccago
Witsburg
Pirates
St. Louis
Montreal
New York Mets
Philaphi
Windlig
Tony Seaver
New York
Seaver
Tarselay
Tom Seaver
Tye
Dodgers
Astros
Ron Coy
Dave Lopes
Iver
Los Angeles
Houston
Svhon Dodger
Tommy Dohn
Dave Roberts
Lopes
Cey
Homor
Giants
Padres
Carls Speler
Innin
Steve Ontiveros
San Francisco
San Diego
Gene Locklear
Driver
Padre
Fred Kendall
Clarence Gaston
Washington Redskins
New York Giants
Ballas Cowboys
Philadelphia Eagles
St. Louis Cardinals
Cowboys
Ington
Ngton
George Allen
Dallas
Tom Landry
Divine Thames
Redskins
Lani
Plastic Man
Allen
A. “Wasle Iain
Orioles Win On Te Cinces Late Hit In Milwaukee Clash
Orioles beat Brewers 7-6 in 10th after Teixeira Cinces drives in winning run. Boston loses to Yankees, shrinking pennant magic number to one. Yanks top Red Sox 4-2 as Medich allows four hits in nine, then Suture doctor relief. Royals edge Angels 5-4 with Mayberry key two-run single in fifth.
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Fred Rothenberg
Associated Press
Passi
Orioles
Rochester
Baltimore
Geeal
Leserk
Oridle Owcomer
Kansas City
California St
Te Cinres
Rochester Borne
Red Sox
Reese
Rose
Omer
George
Oe) Medich
Bis
Rick Miller
Diomer
Boston
Medich
Sparky Ile
Horace Clarke
Roy White
Thurman Munson
Yankee
Royals
Angels
John Mayberry
Low Viniella
Califor
Northwest Gym Dominates Columbus Led by Kelly Olds
Kelly Olds won six firsts guiding Omaha Northwest to a 98.81 93.73 win over Columbus in Husky gym. Olds captured the all around and top scoring in free exercise with a 602 average while Rick Naisontmi added a floor score for Northwest. Columbus youngsters Bruce Hansen and Randy Schaefer provided seconds in vault and trampoline as coach Bart Bartholomew said the team performed as expected and hopes for improvement. Next meet is a double dual September 21 against Hav nd McCook at Summaries.
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Omaha Northwest
Kelly Olds
Columbus
Husky
Olds
Rick Naisontmi
Bruce Hansen
Randy Schaefer
Damie Ferguson
Bart Bartholomew
CHS
McCook
Rick Wataqutnl
Kelty Olds
Mowlee
Siva
Ferusen
Kyatrr
Okey
Bob Atefiune
Kindsap Wali
Brian Mallar
Ferguson
John Rettele Sweeps With Four Winners At Agricultural Park
Jockey John Rettele rode four winners in a single program at Agricultural Park while Dan Switzer returned from a broken leg to ride one winner. Chisky Ray captured race two at $18.80, aiding a daily double that paid $87.20. Delightful Star, Dave The Dancer, Foreign Intent, and Two Star Dream also scored for Rettele. Sloppy track conditions and attendance of 2,884 accompanied a total wagering of $173,987.
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John Nettele
Lowe Fone
Agricultural Bark Track
Dan Switzer
Switzer
Chisky Ray
John Rettele
Johe
Dave the Dancer
Poreigiy Intent
Dreran
Vearokis
Healy
Lensenpon Us
Fuekensh
Pere
Akeran
Klog Kunte
Siyear
Schoepe
Arist Chance
Sheunta
Kimberly
Boss Seeiry
Anderson
Balladar General
Andersee
Rolston
Bowl league scores and leaders across multiple games
Miller paces Pawnee League at Columbus Bowl with a 631 series including a 182 and a 24 high game. Frank Toufar and Jim Wieser posted high scores. teams Taurels and Polkas led in their leagues with strong totals. Metro and Lutheran Leagues featured notable totals from Wawzyniak, Anderson, Modlin, and Nenke amid scattered high games and team tallies. Columbus Feed Mill and Viergutz Luroberwlltt led team scores.
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Léon Miller
Apa
Columbus Bowl
Frank Toufar
Ery Wieser
Jim Wieser
Pete Wieser
Larry Erks
Don Dion
Dick Brekken
Ty Zywice
Bad Hardy
Rolly Dvorak
Gary Badie
D. ‘Thomas
del Seefellit
Clem Morgan
Taurels
Ruba Tody Shop
Charlotte Weléser
Doug Wawzyniak
Dave Anderson
Jerry Modlin
Carroll Johnson
Bat Anson
Yogi Bears
Liquor Mart
Johnson
Irvin Wennekramp
Lutheran League
Adolph Nenke
Ed Borchers
Roy Johnson
Darrell Mueller
Nave Hollman
Mike Jonannes
Ed Wardeman
Martin Catlau
Marv Rickert
Columbus Feed Mill
Viergutz Luroberwlltt
NFL Race Hints From 1973 Preview
In a 1973 style season outlook, the Redskins Packers Vikings and Cowboys loom as top contenders in the East and Central with strong defenses and standout quarterbacks. The West pits the 49ers and Falcons against the Rams and Saints as schedules test teams' depth and coaching.
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Redskins
Packers
49Ers
Scott Hunter
Bipgatts
Sia
Vikings
Washington
Dallas Clawboys
Roger Staubach
San Franncisco 49Ers
Atlanta Maroons
Schexture
The
Lions
Alger Tepime
West
San Francisco
Ers
Atlanta Falcons
Los Angeles Rams
Orleans Saints
Spurrier
Dick Nolan
Nolan
Falcons
Mani Dolphins
Nebraska pheasants decline linked to habitat loss and policy limits
Nebraska's pheasant numbers have fallen about 30 percent from last year and likely won’t recover to 1940s levels due to ongoing habitat deterioration from intensified land use. Restoration efforts through soil bank retirements and farm programs offer limited help, while Oregon and other states report similar declines. Experts urge substantial habitat restoration and measures such as filter strips and Acres for Wildlife to support future pheasant populations.
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Dick Schaffer
Nebraska
Wheeler
Oregon
China
Secretary of Agriculture
John Bowers
Lancaster County Alcs
Washington
Bruce Cowgill
Boulevard league leaders shine at Carver Thiele lanes
Jerey Carver and Daryl Thiele posted 255 and 244 in Major League action at Boulevard Lanes. Ver McChree and Boyd Snyder added 209 as Dan Gloor scored 904 and Mark Ramenek 902. Cuddy Hardware had an 853 team game and Olympia Bror totaled 2,487. Dale Electronics Women led by Toni Tworek 200 and Vicki Matya 505. Gay's Gals posted 803 and 2,396. Senior League saw Ed Trofholz 254 and 554, while Emily Moeller led women with 178 and 452. Right On 620 and 1,755.
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Jerey Carver
Daryl Thiele
Ver McChree
Boyd Snyder
Dan Gloor
Mark Ramenek
Cuddy Hardware
Olympia Bror
Dale Electronics
Toni Tworek
Shigleton
Vicki Matya
Teisut Ridors
Gay
Gals Witt
Jeaders
Ed Trofholz
Emily Moeller
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Brand Bowles
Lyon Carin
Kelly Boisner
Miles Ladenburger
Rank Hinme
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Lasirth
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Umber
Acore
Hagalis
Taiders i Indies
Lila Everson
Alten Kangter
Oly
Karas
Brad Dawes
Jes
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Kelly Herace
Mille
Landenbergee
Scott Garrett
North’ Platte
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Matt Kawhpalae
Doe Marahmeger
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Carley Petarson
Kansas
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Wager Cubvertsen
Koch
Olbording
Feed Moske
Western Nebraska
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Noyd Bishop
Rich Ehih
Brad
Deayne Sandlien
Sayke McDaniel
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Tom James
Metook
Randy Wallag
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Kurt Barrell
Narrell Parkar
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Steve Ringleman
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Mel Aldrich
Sovihwrn Mebraske
Bat Powers
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Tony Moller
Don Svohada
Mark Pelerson
Dave Weba
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Dick H. Schaffer
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Hi-Rise Campsites, Inc
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Linealy Courageous
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McCook Pioneer
Sprint Creek
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Pony Express
Preswey Park
Deonto
Mastligs Prairie Schooners
Jolsoy Lake
Lexington
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Stromsburg Park
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Kans
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Larsca
Sunset Speedway
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