Discoverers guard against overconfidence in tough league tilt
Fairnby High's squad aims to rebound as they face Revtvice at Menorial in a 7:30 kickoff. Beatrice, Norfolk, and CHS matchups highlighted a season already marked by injuries, turnover, and standout players including Rex Porter and Stan Gembol.
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Mike Dandy
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Rex Porter
Tom Walters
Dave McNair
Steve Schumacher
Tom Amer
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Houdini Ernst Predicts Four-Game Sweep This Week
Sports betting note from Houdini Ernst forecasts Columbus Discoverers at home beating Beatrice by 20 to 40, Shamrocks at Albion, Scotus boys vs Cardinals, Irish favored but Cards at home, Vikings over Famerson flubbard 26 to 45, Wolfpack vs Huskers with Nebraska to win 43 to 4.
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Emerson Newton Top Raiders Platte College Wins
Emerson of Columbus and Pave Newton of Albion shared Raider of the Week honors after two invitational wins. Newton was medalist at the Witte College Invite with two-under par. Team coach Cone Loreza’s squad closes fall with events Sept 20 at Warbury and Sept 21 at Midland, ahead of the Nebraska Junior College league tournament Sept 27-28 at Navik CC.
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Great scoring in leagues at Boulevard and beyond
Bowling action across Boulevard and Centennial League saw high scores with Enaninger tossing 210 for high game in Nite Ovis action. Pony Express posted a 543 team high as they swept the series. Multiple bowlers notched over 200 games including Gaspers 210 and Van Winkle over 200. In Centennial League Karnik led with a high game 275 and Slenger rolled 203 and 241 to win the series. Deane's Diner claimed both high game and series in team play. Badly garbled text suggests Nebraskan totals over 1,000 and a 4,000 wild pin total, with numerous other 200-plus scores and a few high marks in the Wedesday Nite Mix.
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Carrall Enaninger
Deane
Nebraska Saiyimd
Tod Als
Gur Muth
Keith Goughall
Jim Bernt
Dill Behrens
BNL Sehuele
Don Brace
Paul Gottschall
Jerry Krocker
Larry Hombberger
Randy Krumland
Craig Hrestel
Shin Gattschall
Joe Topil
Harald Krumland
Jackie Meyers
Mike
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Magione Neumaon
Salin
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Lynn
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Willy Vig
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Dred Neumeyer
Midhea
Lan Cattschall
Stich Morgan
Keith Giteschall
Fira Acswpithy
Larry Anikoski
Anal Lynn Naty
Family affair swirls around Concord College quarter
A rough, fragmentary report notes athletic family ties at Concord College as coach Cary Barker plans to have Harker Barker play at quarterback while his younger brother fills key duties. The piece mentions rivals Shepherd College and Saturday game stakes.
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Alder
Jones boy puts Mets closer in flag chase
Cleon Jones sparks a Mets 7-3 win over the Pirates as New York tightens in the NL East race. Pirates lead, with Montreal and Chicago still alive. Cardinals fall, Expos rally, Dodgers and other leaders also in action across a crowded pennant chase.
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Ryan Wins But Falls Short Of Strikeout Record
Nola Ryan failed to reach the season strikeout mark after a 6-2 California win over the Texas Rangers in the open of a twin bill. He struck out 7 and allowed five hits for his 24th complete game, while aiming to surpass Rube Waddell’s AL strikeout record. Other AL scores included Boston over New York 3-1, Angels over Milwaukee, and Detroit routing Baltimore 10-1.
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Jones Heard enter journey to Kings Mills event
In Kings Mills Ohio Jerry Meardam Grier Jones enter the Ohio Toland Open with a $525000 prize fund. The event features pro War stars adding their games to the Nica for the national circuit.
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King Rides Four Winners at Agricultural Pink Racecard
Jockey Dave King rode four winners at Agricultural Pink in Columbus, boosting his season to a7, with Sun Dally winning by a length for Sheridan Smyser. Miss Charger and other longshots shared limited payoffs as Mighty King eyed a near four-win run. bets paid out to $358.00 across the card.
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Jockey Jim Bazer Moves Up In Standings In Race Series
Jockey Jim Bazer climbs to fifth with 107 points as Wayne Anderson stays second at 161. Dave King rode four winners Wednesday to boost his paint leadership to 231, while Columbus appears in the season. Agricultural Mark’s jockey champion of the W7s racing circuit is noted.
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Georgia Tech Faces USC in Tough Back-To-Back Test
AP notes Georgia Tech, seeking to upset USC after last week’s near miss, faces the No. 2 Trojans on Saturday. Coaches critique prep as Georgia Tech eyes an improved effort, while USC aims to extend a strong run. Other college picks show wide parity across matchups.
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Nebraska grouse season and wildlife notes in fall report
Nebraskas grouse status and hunting forecast cover prairie chickens sharp-tailed grouse habitat. Opening weekend harvest could top 70 200 with bag limits two to three and an extra hunting day. The report lists habitat needs stocks of fingerlings and other regional wildlife efforts across Sand Hills Sandstone areas.
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Sue Geis Tops Coffee Cup League With 600 Series
Sue Geis posted a 600 series after a high game of 197 in Coffee Cup League action at Columbus Bowl. The Dreams finished with 1613 total as Dorothy Hart led a 200 high game for the League of Jewels and Sharon Heesacker captured the 528 series. Dora Hugge posted a 511 series as Ginners won the team game 636 while Agates took the series 1 103. Don Gablens had a 213 high game in the Cornhusker League.
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