Millard Gridders Visit CHS in Friday Showdown
Millard's Discoverers, 4-1 after a Beatrice win, travel to Memorial Stadium at Pawnee Park to face CHS in a Friday Apollo Conference game at 7 30 p m. Millard upgrades its lineup with several new faces including Greg Bullington and Tom Wallers while CHS plans to counter with key backs and a big line.
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Teuth
Columbus
Millard
Memorial Stadium
Pawnee Park
Discoverers
Foop Fous
Sioux City
Beatrice
Vinaha Ryan
Apollo
Halston
Indians
CHS
Don Batley
Quanster
Greg Bullington
Elk sightings across Nebraska spark wildlife talk
Reports recount elk seen near Banner Souls Wildcat Hills and along refuge fences with others north of Oshkosh Berea and Grand Island. Observers Joe Ulrich and Jim McCole photographed bighorns near Brosd water. canvasbacks decline prompts Wildlife Service closure. Road and waterborne fatalities reflect ongoing wildlife interactions.
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Nebraska
McCote
Banner Souls
Wildcat Hills
Sioux City
Joe Ulrich
Bridgeport
Jim McCole
Farmer's Corral
Brosd
Wishams Wildlife Service
Game and Parks Commission
Ken Johnson
Harlan County
Lewis and Clark Lake
Nebraskaland reflections on safety and fall festivals
The piece notes water safety education and life jacket use amid Coast Guard comments on fatalities. It highlights DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge activities from Oct 15 to Nov 42 with self guided auto tours viewing wildlife, plus Bertrand steamer artifacts on display through Dec 3. It lists hunting, fishing events and fall festivals across Nebraska towns with dates and venues.
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DeSoto
DeSoto National Wildlife
Blair Theissouri River
Dver
Missouri River
Bertrand
Sherry Thomsen Tops Columbus Bowl With 269 666 Series
Sherry Thomsen posted a 269 game and 666 series in the League of Jewels at Columbus Bowl, topping the season single game record and earning WIBC Century recognition. Dorothy Blard added a 586 with 285 and 201, while other league totals included Garners 643, Opals 1,851, and Ann Puckett 214 high game.
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Sherry Thomsen
Ibi
League of Jewels
Columbus Bowl
Women’s Association
Dorothy Blard
Garners
Opals
Ann Puckett
Verona Schoepf
Schoepf
Marlene Neuman
Puckell
Ruby Kihnes
Coffertes
Perks
George Engel
Cornhusker League
Gary Bock
Bud Rhea
Harry Carlson
Ray Graus
Rich Kent
Jack Zeider
Lonnie Karel
Ken Bolton
Jim Irwin
Larry Zycier
Douglay Lomason
Rule Erving plot twists Hawks Bucks rights dispute
Julius Erving faces possible export from the Atlanta Hawks to the Milwaukee Bucks after NBA board of governors ruled his rights belong to Milwaukee. He suggested Hawks might offer cash and a future draft choice to the Bucks. Hawks president Bill Putnam said the team would defy the league if needed to retain Erving.
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Savanah
Julius Erving
Atlanta Hawks
Milwaukee Bucks
Hawks
Bucks
National Basketbal Association
Board of Governors
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Erving
New York
Virginia Squares
American Basketball Association
Ute Hawks
NBA
San Francisco
Bill Putnam
Weaver seeks help from friends as Orioles stumble in pennant race
Earl Weaver pins hopes on friendly outcomes as Baltimore drops a 9-1 decision and falls further behind Boston in the AL race. Boston, Detriot, and New York win in a crowded pennant chase while Texan, Oakland, and Kansas City also post wins. Major contributors include Fisk, Tiant, and Petrocelli with pivotal blows shaping the standings.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Earl Weaver
Baltimore Orioles
StosLon
Red Sox
Weaver
Boston
Baltimore
Billy Martin
Eddie Kasko
Martin
Tigers
Kaska
Detroit
Cleveland
Sox
Bosteuy
Orioles
New York
Milwaukee
Oakland
Chicago
Minnesota
Texas
Kansas City
California
Pittsurgi
Pirates
Montreal
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Houston
Atlanta
Philadelphia
St.Louis
Ls Angeles
San Diego
Associated Pressational
W. Pet
Pittsburgh
Chicago New York
St. Louis Montre
Prdadaphlal
Cinemali
Jouston
Los Angele
San Francis
San Didge
Marierm Perhe
West Oakland
Hilt Chicago
Canadians Arrive for Eight Game Moscow Exhibition
Team Canada arrives in Moscow for an eight game exhibition series with Russia, escorted at the airport with fans nearby. After a wariness, they mingle with supporters in hotel lobbies as they begin a schedule that opens Friday at 12:30 p.m. The Canadian squad carries a 2-1-4 record against the Soviet all star team after recent shows in Sweden.
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Moscow
Canada
Ils
Russia
Sweden
Allstar
Sport Shorts Picks Mix With Early Week Games
PAUL ERNST presents selections for upcoming games. Scotus at Omaha Holy Name features defensive efforts but weak offenses. Trish aimed for 1-1-1 with a 13-6 win. Discoverers host Millard as CHS eyes rebound after a costly fumble at Beatrice. NU Huskers visit Army at West Point with NU favored 27 7.
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Paul Ernst
Scotus
Omaha
Holy Name
Shamrocks
Ramblers
Trish
Millard
CHS
Beatrice
Orangemen
Maroon
Ruod
Lakevitw-Vikings
Utica Centennial
Waco
Vikings
Scatus
Sayabel
Huskers
Army
West Point
Ile
I Michie
Nebraska
Big Eight teams ready for Saturday tilts
Big Eight Conference coaches reported extensive preparations for Saturday games. Kansas Jayhawks practiced 90 minutes, Oklahoma Sooners boasted a strong workout, Missouri Tigers ran through offensive and defensive drills, and Nebraska, Colorado, Oklahoma State, Iowa State, and others outlined specific injury notes and strategies ahead of weekend contests.
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Associated Press
Geach
Don Jambrough
Is Kansas Jayhawks
Thesday
Fambrough
Jayhawks
Wyaming
Oklahoma
Chuck Fairbanks
Willy Oregon
Missonr Tigers
al Onofria
Ken Gregory
Baylor
Gregory
Nary
Kasas State Wildcats
Arizona State
Tempe
Bob Devaney
Nebraska
Devaney
Atroy
Cadets
Colorado Buffaloes
Minnesota
Bloomington
Eddie Crowder
Tom Kopine
Cincinnati
Oklahoma State Cowboys
Dave Smith
Oklahoma State
Little Rock
Iowa State
Cyclones
Italy
Lakeview faces tough test at Waco Friday
Lakeview Vikings travel to Waco to face Centennial in a key Friday game after a 18-2 win over Scotus aided by strong second half and late offense. Pillen while ill stayed pivotal with Zoucha breaking loose in the comeback. Coach Kobzy notes flu and turnovers hurt last week and demands better offense and defense to secure a third straight win.
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Uty
Robin Oberg
Beatrice
Wang
Don Soulliere
Hex Porter
Joe Stayvas
Bullington
Read
Tom Wallers
Tle
al Beatrice
Tom Miller
Anl
Non Viola
Ztole
Johansen
Don Hook
St . ii
Fred Kobzy
Lakeview Vikings
Scotus
Vikings
Seelus
Knt. Pillen
Lakeview
Doug Zoucha
Srong
Pillen
Zoucha
Kevin Jarecki
Bob Wachal
Aelmels
Uliea Centennial
Waca
Ulier
Rans
Kobra
Centennial
Albion
John Crowder
Royce Senlapler
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Denie Sackschewsky
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Luis Tiant
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Rico Petrocelli
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Secord
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Kevin Jareck
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