Discoverers face Beatrice in Apollo Conference clash
Beatrice brings offensive and defensive lineups led by players like Hakes, Cramer, Armstrong, and Klaus to Memorial Stadium at Pawnee Park for a Friday night showdown with Columbus Discoverers. Coach Rood's squad relies on Cramec and Armstrong on offense while aiming to shut down Beatrice’s defense. The teams carry recent injury doubts, with key backs sidelined and others stepping in as replacements.
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Columbus
Ben Zieta
Kevin Prochaska
bin Dostal
John Klug
Dave Mohrman
Tom Krumland
Ralph Leininger
Tom Helsar
Randy Nadrchat
Soph
Terry Moora
Robin Oberg
Paul Cramer
Gena Thies
Beatrice
Columbats
Discoverers
Memorial Stadium
Pawnee Park
Cramer
Orangemen
Lincoln
Ailback
Calumbus Steuts
Bil Armstrong
Yan Klaus
Jed Rood
Cramec
Armstrong
Coachool
Stuart Gerhold
Brian Tuma
Bill Deyke
Tuma
Deyke
Omaha Bryan
Clyde Langan
Wes Johnson
Stan Wielgus
Rood
Scott Trashalz
Zaluibus
Ted Stare
Scotus Freshmen Rally Tops Schuyler 12-6 on Road
Scotus Central Catholic freshmen rallied in the second half to defeat Schuyler yearlings 12 to 6 on the Schuyler field. Greg Melliger scored the decisive 9 yard run in the third quarter after Jay Lucke’s 20 yard interception return set up the scoring. Coach Vern Younger praised the defense as Scotus overcame early miscues and will host Fremont Bergan next Wednesday at 4.
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Scotus Central Catholic
Schuyler Yearlings
Schuyler
Frosty
Scotus
Scotts
Jay Lucke
Fremont Bergan
Night Owls Bowling League Forms for Night Shifters
A new daytime bowling league called the Night Owls will start next Wednesday at Boulevard Lanes. Manager Harold Krumland announced strong turnout at an organizational meeting. Carroll Enaminger is president with Orin Stepanek as vice president and Jerry Tworek as secretary treasurer.
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Boulevard Lanes
Harold Krumland
Night Owls
Carroll Enaminger
Orin Stepanek
Jerry Tworek
Harold Kromland
Boulevard
Pitt names Smittie Brown as assistant track coach
University of Pittsburgh appoints Smittie Brown, holder of Tour Panter track records, as assistant track and field coach, with the announcement made Wednesday.
Deeno's Diner Leads Centennial League Bowling Meet
Deeno's Diner tops the Centennial League event at Boulevard Lanes with a 2,826 trio and 1,050 team game. Leon Miller rolled 24 and 212 in the top series of 597. Gary Muth contributed a 1,000 game. Larry Bomberger and Gene Engelbert led Wednesday night with 224 and 561, while Ann Bomberger and Verona Schoept top women with 513 and 506. Junior League saw Mike Evans pace boys with 173 and 438. Cindy Nadrehal and Becky Rains led girls with 1 and 344.
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Leon Miller
Boulevard Lanes
Dave Paprocki
Bob Arnberger
Jerry Krocker
Larry Bormberger
Jerry Wier
Ardean Stone
Duane Stenger
Bob Blahak
Dennis van Winkte
del Trichwasser
Larry Bomberger
Gene Engelbert
B. Kioke
Ann Bomberger
Verona Schoept
Notrena Feeds
Untii Sunsetters
Mike Evans
Cindy Nadrehal
Becky Rains
Bill Price
Sheal
Dell David Chafey
Kris Brestel
Gals
Tom Owens Signs With Memphis Pros
The Memphis Pros of the ABA announced on Wednesday that center Tom Owens from South Carolina has signed with the team. Owens led the Atlantic Coast Conference in rebounds in each of his three seasons.
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Memphis
Tenn
UPI
Memphis Pros
America Basketball Associations
Tom Owens
South Carolina
Owens
Atlantic Coash
Nebraska fishing report shows wide bass action across state
State Commission field notes report anglers statewide finding bass bites in multiple waters. Panhandle Lake McConaughy yields early morning jigging for 2 pound bass. Lake Lakeview and Otter Creek areas show 1 to 4 pound fish on artificials. Other spots report rainbow trout and 1 pound bass, catfish 2 to 7 pounds, crappie, bluegill and northern pike taking minnows, worms, or artificial lures.
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Lincoln
UPI
Ne Commission
Nebraska
Comm Sion
Panhandle
Lake McConaughy
Lakeview
Otter Creek
Ggallala
North Platte
Morrill County
Scottstruff
Bhll
Smith Lake
Nine Mile Creek
Soldier's Creek
White River
Chadron City
West Kimball
Box Butte
Swanson
Johnson
Harta County
Prairie Dog Bay
Lake Maloney
Lake Ericson
Cedar River
Michel Lake
Long Bridge
Chapman
Mormon Island State Wayside
Grand Island
Cheyenne State Wayside Area
Wood River
Pawnee Lake
Conestoga Lake
Platte College Raider of the Week honors two athletes
Freshman Fred Carnahan of Genoa won the cross country race in 16 07.2 leading a 22 runner field and was followed by teammate Bill Daney 31 seconds back. Sophomore Gary Teel of Nebraska City led the golf team with a 76 at the McCook Invitational, holding Platte's scoring record of 63 and being named the team’s top player amid national meet participation.
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Dave Condreay
Platte College
Fred Carnahan
Gary Teel
Fred
Genoa
Bill Daney
Carnahan
Ron Suggs
Raiders
Runnier
Nebraska City
Elks Country Club
Eel
Platte
Gary
Smith and King win crowns at U S Open tennis
Stan Smith and Billie Jean King captured men's and women's titles at the U S Open in Forest Hills. Sixteen year old Chris Evert drew record crowds, with King praising Evert after her own victory and the stadiums reaching near record attendance as top seeds fell or advanced.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
UPS
Stan’ Smith
Billie Dean King
Chris Evert
Stan
Bille Tonk
Jon Koes
Rosemary Casals
Fort Lauderdale
Billie Jean
Miss Casals
Kodes
John Newcombe
Arthur Ashe
Smith
Ani
Newcombe
Nek
Chris
Massive New York fitness demonstration led by joggers
In honor of National Physical Fitness Day a group of joggers paced by Joe Parda a blind masseur will join in a large outdoor fitness demonstration in New York City. The joggers will depart from various YMCAs across the city and meet at Day Hammerskick Plaza.
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New York
UPI
Joe Parda
Flushing, MN. Y
Hammerskick Plaza
Niaza
Notre Dame Opens Season Without Star Quarterback
Notre Dame begins the college gridiron season without a proven quarterback for the first time since 1965, while eight of the nation’s top 20 teams start play this Saturday. The Irish, ranked second nationally, rely on 16 returning players from the bowl-winning squad as they face Northwestern and a slate of tough opponents including Texas, UCLA, Auburn, Oklahoma, Arizona State, Penn State, Syracuse, and Wisconsin.
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Trish
Notre Dame
Nantes
Notra Dame
Duraig
Stuldreher
Bertelli
Lujack
Tripucka
Williams
Guglielmo
Hornung
Lo Pulde
Texas
Northwestern
Wildcats
Michigan
Wotre Dame
Platte College golfers finish second at McCook meet
Platte College golf team, coached by Gene Torezo, placed second at the McCook Invitational, six strokes behind Lamar Colorado. Lamar's lineup included 10 players with all scores in the seventies. Gary Teel and Jim Bartak led Platte with 76s while Lamar posted a 74 as the low individual. Other results list Lamar Callege, Fairbury College, Northeastern College, McCook College, Platte College, Colby College. The Nadler golf club plans to travel to the NJCAA journey at McCook Thursday with action beginning at 1 pm and 8:20 am for Munday. A hunting and fishing permit for Nebraska residents costs $B.
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Gene “Torezo
Jorceesa
Lamar Colorado
Lamar
Gary Teel
Jim Bartak
Lamar Callege
Platte College
Fairbury College
Northeastern College
McCook College
Worth Platte College
Colby College
Colby Kans
Naider Golf Club
N.J.C.A.A. Jorney
McCook
Munday
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Pat Weber
Len Plucknell
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Guilion
Doug Johnson
Jac Crawford
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Deeno’s Diner
State Fishing Report
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