Nebraska Survives LSU 10 7 In Defensive Battle
Nebraska defeats LSU 10 7 on a hard fought day in Lincoln. Terry Luck started at quarterback, guiding a 63 yard drive ending with a five yard touchdown pass to Bobby Thomas. A 64 yard LSU drive produced their score, while Nebraska forced four LSU fumbles and blocked a late punt to seal the win.
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Ore
Bettdither
Nebraski
Terry Luck
Bobby Thomas
Deve Butterfield
Mike Cole
LSU
Robert Dow
Pat Lyons
Lyons
Tigers
Cornhuskers
Nebraska
Carl Trimble
Steve Lindquist
McClendon
Osborne
Indiana
Terry
Stan Waldemore
Rick Bonnese
NCAA
King grabs lead in Columbus racing title chase
Dave King edged ahead in the Agricultural Park jockeys standings at Columbus as he rode three winners Saturday to pull in front of Wayne Anderson with five days left. King 21 wins 156 points. Anderson 21 firsts 151 points. Rodolfo Calderon, who led much of the season, sat out Saturday and stands third at 199, with Fred Beaffey fourth at 122.
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Dave King
Agricultural Park
Wayne Anderson
Columbus
King
Anderson
Rodolfo Calderon
Fred Beaffey
Fremont Invitational Tennis Champs Close Meet
Discoverer netters edged Lincoln Filgs 37 to 36 to win the Fremont Invitational. Larry Rugg of Lincoln High won No 1 singles while Randy Dawson of Southeast claimed No 1. doubles went to John Fohhain and Chuck Leichter with Mitth Hrdlicka and Max Brandt second doubles. Dan Berlin contributed three Columbus points with No 2 singles wins. Columbus to Norfolk on Tuesday for a reserve match and Fremont Thursday, then Norfolk varsity Friday at Pawnee Park.
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Fremont
Lincoln Southeast
Lincoln
Columbus
Norefolk
Northeast
Mike Willman
Bob Shively
Norfolk
Gary Duranski
Norfolk Varsity
Pawnee Park
Several hunting seasons open September 20 in Nebraska
Nebraska State Game Commission noted September 20 as opening for multiple seasons. Grouse hunting in Sandhills and western Nebraska, archery deer season, raccoon and opossum running season begin. Raccoon and opossum hunts restrict killing until November 1. hunting and pelts permits required.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
State Game Commission
Tpland
Officer's Call wins feature at Agricultural Park Columbus
Officer's Call roared from last to defeat Queen's Turn by three quarters of a length in the seventh race at Agricultural Park Columbus. Paper Boy opened season with a win in race four, boosting the exacta and mutuel pools as Whirl Orrin and Single Leg produced a lucrative 6 8 exacta. Attendance reached 4,959 with a $338,534 mutuel handle. final week of Columbus racing runs through Sept. 20.
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Officer's Call
Queen's Turn
Agricultural Park
Columbus
Shouldabe Hasty
Officer’s Call
Nial Tidball
Westport
S.D
Wayne Anderson
Paper Boy
Short Steam
Whirl Orrin
Columbus Entries for Tuesday September 16 1978 Races
Horse racing card lists multiple races with purses from 1700 to 3100, ages four and up, varying claiming prices, 4 furlongs to 8.5 furlongs, teams and jockeys named such as Elm River Dencit Anderson 116 and Punkie Dewit Jo Rellwia 11S. Also mentions entries eligible and a note about newborn Antelope fans.
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Elm River
Anderson
Andrews
Sturdy Ernie
Norman
Seans
Gleason
Williamus
Punkie Dewit
Jo Rellwia
Patsy Blue Sammagunidi
Melis
Alycilate
Herber
Ginionga —Jones
Payne
Humphrey routs Clearwater as Brandl scores five
Matt Brandl, a 20-pound junior, scores five touchdowns and 213 yards to lead Humphrey High to a 4-14 rout of Clearwater Friday night ending a six-game skid. Andy Krings adds two on runs, while Leroy-Ditter’s Bulldogs move to 1-3 in the Sandhills Gateway Conference and host Snyder next.
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Matt Brandl
Clearwater
Humphrey High
Brands
Andy Krings
Guach Leroy
Ditter
Bulldogs
Snyder
Haroephrey
Gordon Widhalm
Handy Melcher
Rand
Clearwater Ono
Caracciolo wins 5000 at Worthington cross country meet
In Worthington Minnesota Hick Caracciolo of Platte College beat Dakota Wesleyan’s Stan Waddell in 16 01 for the 5 000 meter title as Platte men finish second in the Turkey Run. Waddell was second in 16 02 with teammates Adamson Nickolite Prusa and Bredehoff among top finishers. Prusa suffers illness and Swenson unable to finish. next appearances at Nebraske Wesleyan. In Venezuela Luis Estaba defeated Rafael Lovera in the fourth round to become the world’s first mini flyweight champion.
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Minn
Platte College of Columbus
Hick Caracciollo
Caracciolo
Stan Waddell
Dakota Wesleyan
Waddell
Jim McMahon
Adultinal Platte
Kent Adamson
Ith
Tom Nickolite
Dim Prusa
Gary Bredehoff
Dist
Phille Track Club
Wclab
Nebraske Wesleyan
Caracas
Venezuela
UPI
Luis “Lamumba" Estaba
Rafael Lovera
Paraguay
Mavericks Roar To 33 7 Win Over Mor Nilngside
Nebraska Omaha built a 33 7 victory over Morningside in a nonconference game. John Smulsky threw two touchdown passes to Harold Young and Dan Fulton. Young also had a 64 yard run to open the scoring. Morningside turnovers fueled the Omaha offense as Tim Sledge returned an interception for a score and Randy Diehl ran for Morningside’s lone TD.
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Sioux City
Lons
UPI
John Smulsky
Nebraska-Omaha
Morningsile
Smulsky
Harold Young
Dan Fulton
Young
Nebraska-O Oaha
Morningside
Tim Sledge
Wisconsin-Stevens Point
Randy Diehl
Chiefs
Neb
Omaha
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Bika Lek
N-Om—Sledge
Bilka
Amalsky
Weom—Fulton
Fro Stualtky
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Patton sparks Peru triumph in Applejack Bowl
Dale Patton scored two rushing touchdowns and kicked an extra point as Peru State beat Tarkio 13 to 7 in the Applejack Bowl. Patton's 11 yard TD run sealed the win in the fourth quarter, while Tarkio's Vince Noto answered with a first half score. Patton earned the Bob Dale Trophy as MVP for the second straight year.
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Nebraska City
Neb
UPI
Dale Patton
Peru State College
Tarkio
Missouri
Patton
Ecora
Vince Noto
Keith Hackett
Bob Dale
Hastings beats Sterling 13 7 in defensive clash
Hastings College defeats Sterling College 13-7 as Jim Weber stops Sterling drive with one minute left. Hastings recovers three fumbles and intercepts two passes while Sterling adds three interceptions. Sam Rennick scores on a two yard run, and Rod Schultz to Bob Saurigs yields Sterling’s lone third quarter score. Hastings now 2-4-4 plans next home tilt with South Dakota.
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Neb
UPL
Jim Weber
Sterling College
Kansas
Hastings College
Sterling
Sam Rennick
Mike Danski
Alan Curet T
Rod Schultz
Bob Sauirgs
University of South Dakota
Springfield
Geaagn
Starling
Colorado Mines romps past Wesleyan in season opener
In Golden Colorado Mines beats Wesleyan 7 0 as Grubb tosses a two yard score to Rice in the third quarter while the Mines pile up 240 rushing yards. Wesleyan threatens late but Truby Intercepts a fourth down pass and returns it. Wesleyan falls to 1-1 and heads to Peru State next week.
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Colo
Ed Grubb
Larry Rice
Colorado Mines
Nebraska Wesleyan
Colorado
Wesleyan
Russ Truby
Colorado College
Peru State College
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