Scotus Eyes Second Win at Home Over Holy Name
Scotus Central Catholic hosts Omaha Holy Name at Memorial Stadium seeking a second win after a rough start this season. Holy Name aims to rebound, while Scotus struggles with losses to Cathedral and Fremont Bergen, yet features standout players such as Gary McGill and Mike Thompson as it eyes a home victory.
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Mark Shoemaker
Seb Mumm
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Madison Horse Racing Results
UPI reports Madison race results with winning horses and payouts across eight events. Notable winners include Saberengen Molly's Kin Jen's Marble Moon's Up Sage Princess Summer Boarder He's A People About Broke and Thunder Princess Exacta 2 6. Attendance 1 357.
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Huskers Routed by Aggies in Doubtful Slant on Week Sprint
Column predicts Nebraska will beat Texas A M 42 0 in Lincoln despite chaotic notes. Mentions high school games with Lakeview Valley and Millard, Shamrock Omaha Holy Name thriller, and Norfolk Fremont Big Ten title implications.
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Seward Nets Low Score To Win Four Team Invite
Seward High annexed the Wahoo Cross Country Invitational with a low score of 37. Lakeview finished sixth at 110 and Columbus Scotus third at 133 in the four team field. Kurt Wilke placed third in the meet, finishing 10.22 for the Vikings after Ed Kinzer 14h 10 41h and other runners.
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Stremeburg
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Ashland
Seward High
Kurt Woke
Vikings
Ed Kinzer
Lyte Klug
Randy Medrickson
Carroll Votha
Sloey Ready for Action as Husker Outlook Looms
Lincoln, UP T University of Nebraska head coach Bob Devaney said star linebacker Bill Sloey may play Saturday against Texas A&M while center Doug Dumler is also a possibility. Both were hurt in the opener vs Oregon and sat out the Minnesota game. Devaney warned the Aggies pose a comeback threat and won’t rely on an easy win.
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Minnesota
Aggies
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Discoverers To Meet Millard In Apollo Conference Tilt
Discoverers travel to Millard Friday to face 10th ranked Indians in an Apollo Conference game. Millard boast a mobile line and strong backs led by Paul Cramer, with Beatrice-adapted blockers clearing paths. Columbus counters with new line players as injuries deplete star backs Wielgus and Moore, while Dale Paterson directs the offense.
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Bill Armstrong
Paul Cramer
Jed Raul
Tom Kramland
Trion Gaver
Mike Wagner
Scott Trofholz
Larry Kehys
Mike Raymond
Orangemen
Stan Wielgus
Wielgus
Brian Tuma
Stuart Gerhold
Terry Moore
Alliance drops to B in Nebraska high school classes
Nebraska School Activities Association assigns Onvalia Northwest High School to Class B, moving Alliance High from Class A. The change is the sole Class A adjustment among 36 state high schools, with 21 other lower division shifts. Class A includes the 32 largest schools by male enrollment. Class B holds the next 64, Class C next 128, and Class D the remainder.
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CHS harriers falter in test at Lutheran Camp
Fremon wins triangular and dual cross country meet with 17 points at a two mile course. Norfolk places second with 41, Columbus 74, marking CHS second defeat in two years. Junior Howard Krebs leads CHS with 15th of 39. Fremob’s Tofte is individual champion. Coach Ron Callan cites mental unpreparedness ahead of Friday Lineal Invitational.
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Dave Anderson bowls 276 in Columbus league play
Dave Anderson fired a 276 game in the Cornhusker League at Columbus Bowl. George Engel led with a 4 on high series. multiple bowlers posted 200s or better including Bokelian 283 and Engel 207. Micck Construction posted a 42 and 2,515. Coffee Cup League saw Loontjer 191 and Schoepf 501. Perks led team scoring with 492 and 1,737. Rey Rousek and Fran Carlton topped League of Jewels with 217 and 538. Dorothy Tard 53 percent series. Carlson 200.
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Harry Carlson
Jerry Sroth
Jack Zeider
Bud Rhea
Steve Reichmuth
Gary Bock
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Verona Schoepf
Perks
Rey Rousek
Fran Carlton
League of Jewels
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Centennial Bowling League rolls 200s at Boulevard Lanes
Duane Stenger led with 246 244 663 while Gary Muth, Ardean Stone, John Kosch and others posted multiple 200s. Beano’s winner Paprocki notched a 2901 series. Stan Gollschall led Wednesday Night Mixed with 203 and 352. Night Owls top score 833. Post Office No 1 posted 833 and a null.
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Ardean Stone
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Nets waive Luther Green from Kings Point NY
The New York Nets asked waivers on forward Luther Green a five year ABA veteran from Long Island University.
Tagge Named Big Eight’s Most Accurate Passer History
Nebraska quarterback Jerry Tagge is highlighted as possibly the most accurate passer in Big Eight history with a three season accuracy of 50.7 percent. The record stands at 54 percent by Oklahoma’s Bob Warmack. Tagge opened with strong showings against Oregon and Minnesota, completing 25 of 31 passes for 74.2 percent and leading in total offense at 136 yards per game. Johnny Hodgers has 11 career touchdown receptions, closing in on the conference mark.
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Huskers picked by 28 points over Aggies
Nebraska and Texas both favored by wide margins as top 10 teams face key tests in a slate that includes Notre Dame at Purdue and Tennessee hosting Auburn. The weekend game plans emphasize strong predictions, with Ohio State and Colorado, and Michigan versus UCLA drawing attention amid conference implications.
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Kansas defense faces test at Florida State
Kansas aims to extend its scoreless streak as it travels to Florida State for a stiff challenge. The Jayhawks boast zero touchdowns allowed and rank fourth in total defense at 209.5 yards per game while Colorado dominates rushing and offense. Nebraska leads in nation in passing with 171.5 yards per game through two contests.
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Pirates clinch NL East title in 5-1 win over Cardinals
The Pittsburgh Pirates clinched their second straight NL East title by beating the St. Louis Cardinals 5-1 as Luke Walker and Dave Giusti combined on a six-hitter. Juan Marichal improved to 16-11 with a six-hit shutout of Houston as the Giants pulled within 24 games of the Dodgers in the West.
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Richey Opts Out of Davis Cup Defense
Petersburg Florida report states tennis player Richey notified captain Turville he will not participate in this year’s Davis Cup Defense. Turville said no reason was given for the decision.
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Coptain Md
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