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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1971

Page

5

Lakeview Tops Scotus 21 6 in tough battle

Lakeview Vikings defeat Scotus 21 to 6 as both teams showcase strong defense in a game that swung on three Lakeview rushing scores by Keith Schutte Paul Jamwick and Jon Jazwick with Dan Briggs and Briggs missing on key drives for Scotus Scotus quarterback Briggs led several drives but could not break through in the fourth quarter while Lakeview’s defense stifled the Shamrocks. Lakeview heads to face Valley next weekend while Scotus hosts Omaha Holy Name.

Dave Condreay Scotts Central High School Lakeview Vikings Lakeview Shanrocks Frank Mielak Viking Keith Schulte Causo Mielak Vikings Scotus Shamrock Shamrocks Dan Briggs Tom Zabana Kieth Schutte Dean Rapp Paul Darwick Rapp Boots Briggs Mieluk Driggs Jim Pillen A &Byard Schutte Jazwick Jeewick Loyd

Clarkson Tops Battle Creek Behind Kucera Two TDs

Jesse Kucera scores twice for Clarkson on 23 yard and four yard runs to lift Clarkson over Battle Creek 8-14 Friday night. Gary Varrina and Vern Mastny also score for Clarkson while Bob Baker and John Wacker produce BC TDs. Clarkson improves to 2-0 and hosts Tilden Friday.

Clarkson Jesse Kucera Allie Creek Gary Varrina Vern Mastny Battle Creek Bob Baker John Wacker Baker Bill Hughes Tilden

Wilkes 400 Race Postponed by Rain in Wilkesboro

The Wilkes 400 NASCAR race originally set for Sunday in Wilkesboro North Carolina was called off due to rain and rescheduled for October 31st.

Worth Wilkesboro N.C

Nebraska Establishes Separate Trophy Categories by Weapon

Lincoln Nebraska The State Game Commission unveiled new standards for recording big game trophies in the Nebraska trophy citation book separating archery and firearm entries. Deer and antelope will be listed on distinct weapon lists with adjusted minimum scores reflecting bow and arrow vetting.

Lincoln UPI State Game Commission Nebraska Boone and Crookelh Club Pope and Young Club Ihn Commission

Cathedral beats Aquinas in fourth quarter comeback

In David City Omaha Cathedral trailed 7-6 after one quarter but surged ahead to win 30-7. Tom Holtoyg and Tom Vanous scored on a 1b yard run and extra point, while Tim Polanckc and Mike Ziesel added two touchdowns each. Cathedral outgained Aquinas 253 rushing yards to 70 and hosts West Point Central Catholic next.

David City Aquinas Omaha Cathedral Tom Holtoyg Tom Vanous Cathedral Tim Polanckc Mike Ziesel Tom Tivingston Tony Smagacz Kelly Higgins Witers Nenny Kirby Monarchs West Point Central Catholic

Big Eight powers roll to big wins in Saturday action

No. 1 Nebraska, No. 8 Colorado, and No. 12 Oklahoma posted decisive victories totaling 121 points to opponents' 20. Nebraska routed Minnesota 35-7 with 95 rushing and 220 passing yards while Oklahoma beat SMU 30-0 in rain behind Sugar Bear Hamilton's 12 tackles. Colorado overwhelmed Wyoming 62-0 as Kansas State, Kansas, and Iowa State also won in mixed conditions.

Nebraska Colorado Oklahoma Minnesota Bi Joma Raymond Sugar Bear” Hamilton SMU Missouri Waiters Greg Hill Air Vorcea Kansas Baylor Jayhawk Bears Kansag Lelgin Williams Kansas State Tulsa Wildcats Dennis Morrison Bill Butler K - State Town State Tolalio Iowa State Cyclones New Mexico Brigham Yourg Virginna Oklahoma State Ohio State Florida State Texas A and M Oklahora Pittsburgh

Platte runners sweep Worthington Turkey Rune meet

Platte College cross country placed six runners in the top ten to win the Worthington Minnesota 5000 meter race with a low score of 28. Worthington College was runner up with 8, Bismarck Junior College 69 and Dakota Wesleyan 90. Wayne Staadsrud won the race, Platte’s Fred Carnahan was second, Bill Deney third. Other Raiders finished sixth to fourteenth. Coach Ron Suggs’s team heads to the Wichita State University Invitational.

Platte College Worthington Bruce Alt Dave Petro Bill Bryant Bill Helgath Leroy Korus Ron Suggs Wichita State University

Canadian driver Wayne Kelly dies in Formula Ford crash

In Mosport Ontario a dramatic pileup during a Formula Ford race before the Canadian Grand Prix claimed the life of driver and builder Wayne Kelly, aged 97. An ambulance driver Bill Fallan Dale broke a left arm and four race officials sustained minor injuries in the incident.

Mosport Ont Wayne Kelly Kelly Bill Fallan Dale

Swimmer rewarded with indoor pool tickets in Germany

Kaiserlautern reports Walter Strempel, a farmer engineer, swam 117 times in 123 open days at the outdoor pool this season. As a reward, the city administration sent him free tickets for the indoor pool to stay in form through winter.

Kaiserslautern

Nebraska Antelope Season Opens With Resident Hunters

Lincoln Nebraska nine day firearm antelope season starts Saturday with about 12900 hunters expected to participate all residents again. State Game Commission says permits were issued for eight management units and residents claimed all permits before nonresidents could apply. If trends hold about 24 percent of the harvest to come in the first two days.

Lincoln UFI Nebraska State Game Commission

Lusche Worden capture Sunday Night Alibi Scotch title at Columbus Bowl

Lusche Worden posted 642 in doubles to win the Sunday Night Alibi Scotch Doubles at Columbus Bowl. Rich and Marlene Korje netted 543 plus 9 pins for 612, Morris and Doris Johnson 631, and other top pairs included Bill and Doltie Anson 621 and Eldon and Mary Christensen 61L. High game belonged to Gil and Corky Cave with 233. pot game leaders were Evelyn Muth and Wayne Hoescher at 418, with Jim Irwin and Doris Johnson next at 435. Another sweeper is set for next Sunday at 7:30 p.m.

Karen Tusche Pat Worden Columbus Bowl Rich Marlene Korje Morris Ad Doris Johnson Bill Doltie Anson Eldon Mary Christensen Harry Marty Janssen Fran Carlson Wayne Hoshar Bill Simpson Ann Wozny Gil Corky Cave Evelyn Muth Wayne Hoescher Jim Irwin Gary Badie Karen Lusche Morris Johnson Mabel Griepentrog Tom Davis

Plunkett and Manning Shine in Pro Debuts for NFL Opener

The NFL opened its 52nd season with upsets and standout debuts by top draft picks Jim Plunkett and Jerge Manning as New England beat Oakland 20 6 0 and New Orleans edged Los Angeles 24 20. Other results included Washington over St Louis 17 2 7 and New York Giants upset of Green Bay 42 40.

Acen Jim Plunkett Jerctie Manning National Football League Iam Allmore Cincinnati Cleveland Plunkett New England Oakland Manning New Orleans Los Angeles Washington Sonny Jurgensen St. Louis New York Giants Green Bay Atlanta San Francisco San Diego Kansas City Miami Denver Dallas Buffalo Bills Chicago Pittsburgh Steelers Houston Baltimore New Minnesota Detroit NEC Dan Devine Greta Bay Tommy Prathro Rod Hallway Ed Hughes Moustan Devine George Alten Nick Skorich Philadelphia Sid Gillman Harvey Jeluison G-forté Ite Aot Traider John Maddon Ike Lassiter Raiders Jos Anigolas Rams Skip Butler Jim Nettles Saints Bob Berry John Brodie Brodie Billy Kilmer Jerry Smith Craig Owens Jim Hart Fran Tarkenton Rich Houston Giants Mike Garell San Mego Kanyas City Bob Griese WTF Paul Warfield

Anson and Carlson win pro Am spots in Columbus Bowl roll-off

Dottie Anson and Warry Carlson secure final pro-am slots at the Columbus Bowl roll-off Sunday. Anson posts 16-185 for 529 scratch plus 17 for 642, Carlson 194-239-182 with 24 handicap for 639. Gary Muth takes second with 45 plus 33 for 628. Pro-am set for Lincoln on Oct. 22. Boulevard Lanes roll-offs begin Sunday.

Dottie Anson Warry Carlson Dottie Carlson Gary Muth Lincoln Iatrans Sheila Stone Dodie McDonald Dottis Anson Ardean Stone John Rentschler Harold Krumland Harry Carlson

Madison Daily Double Pays $93 At Madison Dawns

A Daily Double featuring Joli Ox and Tiny Truby paid 93 dollars at Madison Dawns Saturday. The Wo Exactas paid 50 and 79 dollars, respectively, in the event.

Madison Daily Madison UPI Joli Ox Tiny Truby

Hansen nets third 600 series in Jack and Jill League

Tony Hansen rolled his third 600 series this week at Calumaus Bowl with a 247 game and a 669 series to pace the Jack and Jill League. He added a 684 and 672 on Tuesday night. Marcia Stepane’ hit a 200 single and a 560 series as women’s scores rose. Efils and Misses posted a high team game of 723 and team series of 2029.

Tony Hansen Calumaus Bowl Marcia Stepane Efils Misses

Grid scores from Nebraska and rivals

Nebraska 35 Minnesota 7 Yankton 30 Dana 7 Peane 20 Concordia and Sterling 27 Hastings 10 EF Montana 27 Kearney State 24 Westeyan 20 Midland 7 Emporia 13 Wayne 6 Graceland 29 Peru 22 Fairbury JC 24 Drake Wrosh 4 Univ Neb Om NW Missouri and Chadron 21 Dickinson St 6

United Press International Nebraska Minnesota Yankton Dana Peane Concordia & Sterling Kan Hastings Montana Kearney State Westeyan Midland Emporia Wayne Graceland Iowa Peru Fairbury JC Drake Wrosh Univ Neb. Om Missouri & Chadron Dickinson

Huskers rout Gophers 35 to 7 in Lincoln

Nebraska over Minnesota 35 7 behind Johnny Rodgers three touchdown receptions from Jerry Tagge and Jeff Kinney two rushing scores. Rodger s 28 20 and 87 yard catches sparked the onslaught as Nebraska extends its winning streak over Minnesota to seven and unbeaten run to 21 games.

Lincoln UPI Cormhusker Murray Warmath Minnesota Big Red Warmath Texas A&m Johnny Rodgers Jerry Tagge Jeff Kinney Gophers Kinney Mirfield Allegans Jim Henry Jai Curry Curry Nebraska Lasker Ernie Cook Henry Minnesoa Southern California Cornhuskers Rodgers Pays Cornhusker Lob Terrin Kevin Hamm Tagge Corntusker Oregon Sanger

Ak-Sar-Ben Show and Rodeo Opens Friday

The Ak-Sar-Ben Western Hall of Fame hosts a nine day event starting Friday featuring world champion cowboys Clyde Vamvoras and Junky Garrison, Nebraska’s poet laureate Dr. John G. Neihardt, and singer Lynn Anderson. The show honors Old West figures and top entertainers with 10 performances planned.

Omaha UPI Nebraska Lynn Anderson Clyde Vamvoras Junky Garrison John G. Neihardt Pact Miss Anderson

Nebraska chapter hall of fame meeting Saturday

The Nebraska Chapter of the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame will hold its fall meeting next Saturday at 10am in the Lincoln Hotel. A nominating committee report will present 10 nominees for 1972 membership, with voting and nomination completion aimed by May next year.

Lincoln UPI Nebraska National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame Lincoln Hotel Hub Monsky Omaha

UNO to unveil new mascot during Homecoming festivities

The University of Nebraska at Omaha will reveal its new mascot and 1371 queen at halftime during Homecoming events October 7 to 9. The football team hosts Northern Colorado on October 9 in a key gridiron clash.

Omaha UPI University of Nebraska At Omaha Colorado

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