Maroons Dominate Sioux City In Apollo Conference Contest
Columbus uses strong defense and steady offense to top Sioux City 30 to 7. Rex Porter scores twice, Robin Oberg adds a 1 yard TD, Stan Gembel powers the attack with key returns and a rushing score. Columbus outgains Sioux City 262 to 116 as CHS improves in Apollo standings.
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Davy Wardinger
Porter Whee
Pat Jaunt
George Bullington
Columbus
Scott Trofhelz
Wane Krueger
Wardinger
Ton Walters
Papillion
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Colinas
Steve Schumacher
C — Gembol
Wuedinger
Thomas and Scotus Power Shamrocks Past West Point Catholic
Tim Thomas rushed 67 yards for the go ahead score as Scotus and Central Catholic defeated West Point Catholic 14 7. Kevin Mahlberg connected with Tom Ridder on a 39 yard TD and Dan Steiner made solid defensive plays for Scotus while West Point’s Mahlberg Ridder and Sucka led offensively.
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Ray Guttermeyer
Tim ‘Thomas Roke Joose
Central Catholic
Jin
Namreeks
West Point Central Catholic
Jim Puetz
Shamrocks
Bluejay
Kevin Mahlberg
Tom Ridder
Scotus
Invaders
West Point Catholic
Russ Krickemeier
Mahlberg
Tom Rides
Jays
Dan Steiner
West Point
Paydirt
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Leree Mahlberg
Tom Kidder
Seolus
Dave Steiner
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Lie Shamrock
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Jim Brack
Larry Korger
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Jim Ridder
Greg Sehilesht
Dan Sucka
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Kevin
Si Tim Thomas
Joe McMeckin
Seatus
Monroe Defeats Bradshaw 40–0 in Friday Night Showdown
Monroe dominated Bradshaw 40 to 0 as Steve Urkoski ran for three touchdowns and Kurt Stenzel and Carl Chieloha added scores. The Mustangs improved to 2–0 with a Sept. 24 home game against Grisyiny.
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Steve Urkoski
Bradshaw
Urkoski
Ninins
Kurt Stenzel
Carl Chieloha
Lloyd Jenkinson
Arkusai
Wuit
Randy Ditter
Final quarter sends Flyers past Clarkson
Humphrey St. Francis used a 14 point surge in the final period to beat Clarkson 20 15 in the season opener. Tim Iassenstad connected with Dave Albers and John Magsman on two long pass plays while Dick Kastl scored on a one yard run and a two point conversion. Clarkson fell to 0 2 after Jin Travascok and Cyrlis Svik produced scoring drives in the final stretch. Frareis visits Howells on Sept 20.
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Humphrey St. Francis
Clarkson
Tim Iassenstad
Dave Albers
John Magsman
Dick Kastl
Kastl
Leo Kluever
Jin Travascok
Cyrlis Svik
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Frareis
Howells
Marquette Extends Coach With New Contract
Marquette University approves a new multi year contract for the basketball coach. The coach, entering his first year as athletic director, will lead the program amid a stretch of seven straight postseason appearances and multiple tournament runs.
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University Aave
Bevictoy
Fullerton Beats St Paul In Season Opener At Home
Fullerton defeated St Paul 214 on their home field in Friday night action. Scoring for St Paul came early with a 4 yard run by Ray Reinglein and two runs by Mitch McCann and Dave Gakeson, plus a trio of replacements. Fullerton answered in the third with a 33 yard pass from Kevin Smoyer to Phil Reevers. Coach Ron Busch’s Warriors travel to Navenna on Sept 21.
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Ray Reinglein
Mitch McCann
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Bob Nelson
Kevin Smoyer
Phil Reevers
Ron Busch
Navenna
Dover
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Vikings
Minerson
Craig Stuave
Bob Beckman
Pitlen
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Beckman
Stueve
Kevin Saalfeld
Pillen Rune
Prep football score roundup from Nebraska area games
A condensed report lists multiple high school football results across Nebraska and nearby cities. Notable scores include Valentine 7 Kimball 3, Clearwater 44 Humphrey 0, Chambers 20 Brady 42, Water In 6 Omaha Benson 32, Falls City Sacred Heart 42, and Tecumseh 21 among others, with several games showing close margins and mixed outcomes.
USC opens season as heavy favorite over Arkansas
USC, defending national champions, led by coach John McKay, is picked to beat a rebuilding Arkansas in the Los Angeles Coliseum. The Associated Press Top Ten features Minnesota at three, Ohio State at four, and California at No. 6 facing Alabama, with several other high-ranked games nationwide. The day also includes a daylight doubleheader in Birmingham and broadcast details for a nationally televised Penn State at Stanford matchup.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press Sports Water Fouthern
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John McKay
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Associated Press
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Nebraska Players Feature In Weekend Sports Roundup
Nebraskans recall UCLA game depth as Seve Runty Ogallala Rich Bike Fremont Maury Dambroger Lincoln Tony Davis Tecumseh start for Nebraska. Columbus players Wieser Rogers Heiser see action with Wieser and Rogers as juniors Heiser a sophomore.
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Wis
Seve Runty
Ogallala
Rich Bike
Fremont
Maury Dambroger
Lincoln
Tony Davis
Tecumseh
Nebraska
Columbus
Steve Wieser
Terry Rogers
Ton Heiser
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Heiser
Rising City tops Benedict in loop conference action
Rising City improved to 1-1 in Crossroads Conference play after a 34-12 victory over Benedict. Terriers led 12-6 after the first quarter and stretched the margin by halftime. Sophomore Roger Topil scored on 17 and 10 yard passes from Don Janak, with Doug Osborn adding a four yard TD run and Osborn converting once, while Benedict answered with a 50 yard punt return by Giss and a two yard plunge by Revtz. Coach Larry Ayler’s team hosts next.
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Roger Topil
Don Janak
Doug Osborn
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Osborn
Osho
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Giss
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Larry Ayler
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Loens
Kim Pillen
Pillen
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Don Rider
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Kevin Saalfeld
Elgin High Tops Lindsay in Gridiron Showdown
Elgin High defeated Lindsay 18 to 6 on Friday night. The game opened with a scoreless first quarter as Elgin seized momentum in the final two periods. Lindsay, now 0-21, remains at home to host Petersburg on Saturday.
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Lindsay Holy Family
Elgin
Lindsay
Petersburg
David City edges York in key conference game
David City High defeated York 19 to 8 in a General 10 Conference game Friday night. Coach Dave Montag’s Stouts opened 7-0 with a four yard run by Doug Wright, York answered 8-7 on Svehla’s TD and Radcliff conversion, David City retook lead on Marlin’s four yard run, and Dare sealed it with a seven yard TD run on a Duke pass in the final period. David City hosts Waverly on September 21.
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David City High
York
Stouts
Dave Montag
Doug Wright
Rick Marlin
Svehla
Radcliff
Marlin
Russ Dare
Duke
Waverly
Local rider nears 100 point level in standings
Jim Bazer wears the LDO point level at the Selumbus Races with 9 points, placing fourth overall. Dave King leads the chart while Wayne Anderson's surge moves him past John Rettele by five points for second place.
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Jim Bazer
LDO
Jim
Dave King
Wayne Anderson
Curge
John Rettele
Wisner Pilger and Lakeview battle to 20-20 tie
Jeff Degn reports a boosted Wisner Pilger squad tied Columbus Lakeview 20-20 at Vikings Field Friday night. Both teams traded plays in a tied duel as the game remained undecided through the final whistle.
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Lakeview
Wisner
Jeff Degn
Longshots pay good returns at Columbus races day
The Columbus meet featured longshots delivering strong payouts led by Trion’s two wins aboard Gallant Money and other winners including Jr Orbit and Solar Power. Jockeys Dufer Switzer and Aharon Willis rode multiple winners as the day showcased bold upsets and fresh purse earnings.
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Beltars
Urelay
Columbus
Peace Cade Phonlah
Sargeant Eade
Dolphins Encore: Fact or Fits for Super Bowl Run
Associated Press Sports writer notes the Miami Dolphins appear poised to represent the American Conference in the NFL Super Bowl next January. It cites key players Griese Kick Morris and Csonka plus a strong defense led by Scott and Boone, while weighing rival teams and division standings for a potential back-to-back championship.
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Ben Thomas
Associated Press
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Will Avil
Miami Dolphins
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Pittsburgh Steelers
Oakland
Pattie Dolphins
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APO
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New England Patriots
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Kiek
Moreis
Csonka
Jake Scott
Nick Boone Conti
Nuff
Weeb Tarhank
Joe Namath
Major League Roundup: Night Baseball to 60s Scoreboard Shifts
A mangled slide of results across leagues reports Milwaukee’s loss as Lalich and Willer combined on a five hitter to stall Colborn at 20 wins. Expos topple Carlton’s Phillies 3 2 in a tight race, Pirates rally past Cardinals, Dodgers blast Astros 13 1, Yastrzemski drives in four for Red Sox over Indians, Blyleven leads Twins past White Sox 6 0, and Reds beat Braves on late two run hits by Gagliana and Tolan in Cincinnati.
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Montreal Expos
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Steve Carlton
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