Huskers keep No. 1 rating
Nebraska holds the top ranking in the UPI poll after a 35 7 win over Minnesota while Notre Dame rises in the standings. Texas remains third with Michigan moving up to fourth as Alabama Auburn and Tennessee fill major spots.
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1971
Page
5
Dobson one win from 20th victory
Val Dobson strengthened his bid for a 20 win season with an 8-4 win over the New York Yankees to move to 19-8 on the year. The Orioles widened their lead in the AL East to 1 1/2 games while Dobson eyed a milestone in a rotation with McNab, Cuellar and Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bun Nuel
Val Dobson
Tim
Righthhander
Baltimore Orioles
San Diego Padres
New York Yankees
Orioles
Run
Dave McNaby
Mike Cuellar
Jim Palmer
Baltimore
Dobson
Toy White
Boog Powell
Chico Salmon
Don Buford
Yankee
Bobby Grich
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Milwaukee Brewers
Minnesota Twins
Philadelphia Phillies
Montreal
14 year old skater named to world tour team
Natalie Dunn, a 14 year old high school student from Bakersfield, has been selected to participate in the ladies singles event for the United States team at the World Tour Skating Championships in Barcelona, Spain, October 6-9. Dunn, chosen by coach George Werner, began skating at age two and is the daughter of a roller skating rink operator and skating teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersfield
Carlil
Natalie Dunn
United States
Barcelona
Spain
Mise Dunn
Paet George Werner
Top 20 college football poll with first place votes
UPI lists the major teams with first place votes and winloss records. Nebraska, Notre Dame, Texas, Michigan, Ohio State, Alabama, Auburn, Tennessee, Arkansas, Colorado, Oklahoma, Stanford, Georgia, Washington, Penn State, Arizona State, Southern California, LSU, North Carolina, Georgia Tech receive or tie for positions with varying points and records as shown in the poll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
UPI
Nebraska
United Press International
Notre Dame
Fighting Irish
Northwestern
Cornhuskers
No. L
Minnesota
Upps
Texas
Michigan
Virginia
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Alabama
Auburn
Chattanooga
Tennessee
U. of California
Santa
Sooners
Penn State
Washington
Georgia
Nittany Lions
Navy
Ariza State
Southern California
Louisiana State
North Carolina
Georgia Tethe
Murray Warmath
Warmath
Alex Agase
Raiings
Agase
David
Goliath
Texas A&m
Purdue
Colorado
Florida
UCLA
UPL Rutings Board
Oklahoma
UT New York
Aubun
Arkansas
Stanford
Georgi
Arizona State
Lie
Carolina
Georgia Tech
Hamilton and Cuenas Big Eight stars shine
Oklahoma defensive end Raymond Hamilton and Colorado quarterback Jos Duenas earned Big Eight honors after standout weeks. Hamilton, 6-2, 237, tallied nine tackles, three for losses, and forced a fumble in Oklahoma’s 30-0 win over SMU in rain. Duenas totaled 217 yards in SG-13 victory over Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
UPI
Oklahoma
Raymond
Sugar Bear
E Hamilton
Sooners
Southern Methodist
Hamilton
SMU
Gary Hammond
Fairbanks
Kansas
Eddie Sheats
Kansas State
Leo Brouchard
Missouri
Mike McKee
Iowa State
Harold Bassett
Nebraska
Monty Johnson
Oklahoma State
Barry Price
Colorado
Carl Taibi
Jos Duenas
Hig Wight
Buffaloes
Wyoming
Town State
Dennis McDonald
Scotus blanks Bergan reserves for second win
Scotus reserves routed Fremont Bergan reserves 160 at Pawnee Park Monday. Bib Shonika sprinted 27 yards for the opening Scotus score and Larry Rush added a 20 yard run to pay dirt. Joe McMeckin scored both conversions in the third period as Scotus’ defense stalled Bergan drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Scotus
Fremont Bergan
Pawnee Park
Bib Shonika
Scotus
Larry Rush
Joe McMeckin
Scorus
Bergan
Steve Bruegger
Ben
Jim Haggerty
Mark Danner
Steve Chudemelka
Rush
Frank Eerl
Young Amwocks
David City
Lakeview Triumphs 13-6 Over CHS Sophs in Week Victory
Lakeview defeats Columbus High School sophomores 13-6 after a late third quarter drive capped by Roger Goedeken’s five yard reverse. Key plays included a 60 yard punt return by Columbus that led to a TD, and Bob Brock’s 23 yard interception score. Lakeview totaled 117 rushing yards and 53 first downs while Columbus had 200 rushing yards and 13 first downs amid numerous turnovers and penalties.
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Lakeview
Columbus
Vikings
Columbus Scotts
Tom Bruckner
Ron Greenwall
Roger Goedeken
Dean Rupp
Scott Trofhole
Tom Walters
Viking
Kim Prochuske
Columbius
Rishing
Kurt Muble
Rick Cook
Dave McWilliams
Goedeken
Tom Butteng
Stan Cembol
Doug Wardinger
Rick Joseph
Rex Porter
Rita Fuhr Leads Top Three In Women’s Bowling
Hila Fuhr posted the season high with 243, plus 213 and 185 for a 631 series at the Ladies Chissie League in Columbus Bowl. Other top bowlers included Sheila Stone 201, Lorraine Egger 200, Corky Cave 216, Barb Badie 562, Martyn Qubens 501, Jean Karnick 518, Ed Sehell 500, Gretchen Arnoll 39, Lee Thomas 617. Marshall Nelson produced a high team game of 886 and Fred Leonhard added a 241 with a 589 series at Columbus Bowl Monday, Gary Muth 211, followed by Gary Badie 202, Jerry Wunder 218, Glen L e kende 204. Teoulmrds led team scoring with an AG gene and 2,508 series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hila Fuhr
Columbus Bowl
Sheila Stone
Lorraine Egger
Corky Cave
Barb Badie
Martyn Qubens
Jean Karnick
Ed. Sehell
Gretchen Arnoll
Lee Thomas
Marshall Nelson
Fred Leonhard
Columbus
Gary Muth
Ted
Gary Badie
Jerry Wunder Jieh
Glen Legeke
Teoulmrds
Huskers Hold Top Spots In UPI AP Polls
The Huskers retain No 1 in both the UPI and AP college football polls amid debate over Notre Dame and Northwestern. Nebraska beat Northwestern 40 7, bolstering belief they deserve the top ranking. Dodgers and Giants edge into late-season push as playoffs near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Ernst Keep
Notre Dame
Kiner Named Batting Instructor for Mets League Camp
Ralph Kiner, former NL home run leader and current New York Mets broadcaster, will serve as a batting instructor in the Florida Instructional League, announced by the Mets on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
UPI
Ralph Kiner
New York Mets
Florida
Mets
Rams and Lions win openers in Midget football at Pawnee Park
In the Jayvee Midget Football season opener at Pawnee Park Memorial Stadium on Sunday, Slane under coach Larry Lassek shut out Andy Andersons Colts 26 0, while Nick Wheeler's Rams edged Cearl Tale Rogers Bears 2019. About 500 fans attended as Garocs games are scheduled each Sunday at 1 30 p m.
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Rams
Lions
Jayvee
Pawnee Park Memorial Stadium
Larry Lassek
Slane
Andy Anderson
Colts
Nick Wheeler
Cearl
Rogers Bears
Garocs
Blue Rock Shoot Draws 40 High School Youths at Izaak Walton
About 40 high school youths joined the Monday Teen Blue Rock Shoot at the Izaak Walton range. Winners in each class earned turkeys, with Jim Reynoldson top in Class A and Dave Wardinger in Class B. High overall shooters included Reynoldson and Jeff Struck, while organizers note rising turnout and future events such as hunts and barbecues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izaak Waitan Range
Jim Reynoldson
Dave Wardinger
Paul Hughes
Steve Seefeld
Reynoldson
Dave Young
Jeff
Dave Liss
Blue Rock
Notre Dame tops Dunkel Index with 60-7 win
Dunkel Index rates Notre Dame 116.0 after a 60-7 win over Northwestern to lead college football ratings. Nebraska follows with 114.9 after a 35-? victory over Minnesota. Other leaders include Texas 28-10 over UCLA and Michigan 56-0 over Virginia as季 results roll in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
Nebraska
Irish
Northwestern
Minnesota
Texas
UCLA
Michigan
Virginia
Arkansas
Oklahoma State
Tennessee
UC Santa Barbara
Ohio State
Auburn
Chattanooga
Oklahoma
SMU
Colorado
Wyoming
Lakeview Maintains Undefeated Streak as Week Competes
Lakeview remained the lone undefeated team after a weekend where Columbus fell 13-7 to Beatrice and Vikings shocked Scotus 21-6. Coach Jim Puetz’s Shamrocks host Omaha Holy Name Friday, while Columbus prepares to travel to Millard in a 2-0 Apollo clash and Lakeview aims for a third straight win at Valley. Other area prep results and Friday games fill a busy schedule with several undefeated or near-undefeated matchups across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeview
Columbus
Beatrice
Vikings
Scotus
Jim Puetz
Shamrocks
Omaha Holy Name
Columbus’ High
Millard
Valley
Vive Area
David City
Wahoo
St. Edward
Newman Grove
Silver Creek
Nebraska
Turner Defeats Forbes to Win 5.5-Meter Gold Cup
UPI reports Ted Turner of the United States defended his title in Oyster Bay New York by beating Australia's David Forbes in the fifth and final race of the Gold Cup Series for 5.5-meter yachts on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Forbes Oyster Bay
UPI
Ted ‘Turner
U.S
Australia
David Forbes
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