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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1973

Page

4

Dolphins Fall as Halders Break Minnis Streak in Nfl Week

Oakland coach John Madden praised his Hatters for ending Minnesota's winless run in a 12-7 upset that halted the Dolphins' late season surge. Across the league, Jets Unitas sparked a 14-7 win, Chiefs crushed Patriots 70-7, and 49ers edged Broncos 36-34 on a late field goal.

Bruce Lowitt Associated Press Oakland John Madden Minni Earge Blanda Anel Ghal Miami Dolphins Hic Chicago Mears Nic Monat Football League SL Faise Cardinals Washington York Baltimore Namath Vikings Bears Minnesota Bud Grant 49Ers Broncos Blues Wuarter

Dallas Cowboys Aim for 100th Victory Against Saints

Dallas pursues coach Tom Landry’s 100th NFL win as the Cowboys host the New Orleans Saints at Texas Stadium. The Saints, coached by John North, arrive seeking turnaround after a 62-7 loss to Atlanta and a chastened week. Archie Manning throws inter ceptions as New Orleans seeks bounceback.

Dallas Cab Dallas Cowboys Ton Vandry Saints Texas Stadium Landry Dallas Cowboys Dal Las Landy New Orleans Atlanta John North Tillie Sisters Peor Archie Manning North New Ocleans Qandry Chicago

Platte College sweeps Midland golf title by 35 strokes

Platte College outshot four other colleges at the Midland College Invitational led by Dave Newton who shot a 70 to win medalist honors. Teammate Jioss Schmidt added a 71 while Dan Zadalis carded 74 giving Platte a dominant team performance. Columbus star Stan Kemersan posted 78 and others contributed as Coach Gene Torcam’s squad tied for the lead early in the two day event.

Fremont County Platte Dan Zadalis Columbus Stan Kemersan Allen Kappler Steve Ringleman Sisflr Ryan Gene Torcam Nave Tie Norfolk Cantry

CHS gymnasts claim double dual victory

Columbus High gymnasts score a double dual win at Hastings with 521.01 points, edging Hastings 117.76, McCook 98.99, led by Jarah Ferguson who won high bar and placed highly in all events. Coach Bart Bartholomew praised Ferguson as a standout sophomore amid strong team momentum.

Columbus High Byenastics Hastings McCook Jarah Ferguson Ferguson Randy Schafer Kirk Kysler Bart Bartholomew Saphomore Bartholomew CHS Bob Carson Columbus Mike Siverly Schafer Kip Heptinger Brian Miller Bob Steffens Lindsay Ball Brad Buster Kyster Stage Graus Ball Bill Burgess Gary Spelcher Alist Ferguson Mike Shvorty Fdike Bronson

Fourth quarter sparks Aquinas win over Cathedral

Aquinas Monarchs rallied with two fourth quarter touchdowns and two point conversions to upset Omaha Cathedral 28 12. Rick Gillespie connected with Ton Mirovsky for a score and later ran in a conversion. Nan Roh added a nine yard TD late as Rich Lehyns scored on a two point run. Cathedral led 12 8 entering the final period. Anpinas, 20, opens home schedule Sept 24 against L Point Central Catholic.

Navin City Davie City Aquinas Monarchs Omaha Cathedral Cathedral Rick Cillespie Ton Mirovsky Gillespie Omaha Nan Roh Rich Lehyns Denny Kirby Irem ‘Gillespie Dave Famshek Abyard Finpivan Janousek Miratsky Anpinas Xtas L Point Central Catholic

Sooners test Trojans next

Oklahoma Sooners, ranked ninth, face top-ranked Southern California in Los Angeles on Saturday night in a high profile Big Eight opener. Iowa State travels to Arkansas, Nebraska hosts Wisconsin, and Oklahoma State meets Southern Illinois as the conference seeks early indicators of strength. Kansas, Missouri, and Kansas State postgame notes mix comebacks and strong offensive bursts as teams push through early season tests.

Robert Moore Associated Press Kansas City Oklahoma Sooners Sooners Southern California Los Aneles Oklahoma Trojans Georgia Tech Sona Iowa State Cyclones Arkansas Oklahoma State Cie _xevond Nebraska Cornhusker's Wisconsin Colorado Botl Iowa State Idaho Nebraska North Carolina State Southern Illinois Baylor Cowboys Buffaloes Kansas Florida State Minnesota Lawrence Kan Missouri Tigers Virgina Wavel North Carolina Kansas State Tisq Tampa Biz Brent Blackman George Palmer

Bears and Colts win in Midget Football League action

In a Midget Football League afternoon, the Bears shut out the Rams 13-0 as Gary Beacher opened the scoring with a three yard run and Brent Arment added a one yard TD. The Colts topped the Lions 38-1 with multiple scorers including Jerry Mancusy, Tom Malmstrom, Steve Mancuso, and Wim Anderson, plus a 41 yard punt return by Ark.

Bears Rams Calts Lions Gary Beacher Brent Arment Tex Kumpf Jerry Mancusy Calis Thm Ark

Allison wins tight Wilkes 40 stock race by lap recovery

In North Wilkesboro Allison edges Petty by 1.5 seconds after making up a full lap at the tough eighth mile track. He credits crew strategy and tire changes as key to overcoming oil slick conditions and late pace by Petty. Revson wins Canadian Grand Prix at Mosport for McLaren.

North Wilkesboro, N.C Bobby Allison Allison Richard Petty North Wilkesborn Speedway Perry Netty Manama Pelly Peter Revson Canada Mosport Ont McLaren Trenton Nat Gordan Kohnenck Hobby Carr

King Dominates Columbus Races With 279 Points

Jockey Dave King leads with 279 points at Columbus Races supplanting Wayrie Anderson at 19. King also claimed the Lincoln meeting jockey title and tallied 40 wins, 30 places, and 19 shows on Agricultural Park track. Anderson had 20 wins, 14 places, 20 shows. John Rettele reached 44 victories for 169 points. Top riders list includes King, Anderson, Bettsley, Meier, Schoept, Reaves, and Wick among others.

Dave King Columbus Wayrie Anderson King Lincoln Agricultural Park Anderson John Rettele My. King John Bettsley Ne Barer To Werre Meier Lh WB Schoept Stanier Wick Reaves Nat Kenkiey

Huskers Hold Off Wolfpack In Scare Filled Win

Nebraska narrowly defeated North Carolina State 31 to 26 in Lincoln. Nebraska surged with a late rally after NC State’s 69 yard run to the goal line. QB Dave Timm injected energy with a 40 yard pass to Presley Anderson, and Stanills added a 69 yard TD run early. Sanger connected on a 24 yard field goal and a TD run helped Nebraska pull ahead before the final minutes.

Siants Eagles Pete Gogollak Giants Roman Ga Packers Lions Jim del Gaizo Scott Hunter Green Bay Chester Marcol Lincoln Neb Nebraska North Carolina State SE Husker Wolfpack Cline Cornhuskers Lor O Lorne N.C. States North Carolina State Hazy Biren Ruaty Presly Anderson Schottsbluff Riel Sanger Willy Ptay Thumm Tivo Bob ‘Thornton No. Car Stile Fritts Ran Sewell Nely— Anderson IG Sanger Frits Sia Sewell Langer Pase Rom Hun Goya

Derby Bill Wins Closing Day Feature At Platte County

At Platte County Agricultural Park Columbus racing closes with Derby Bill owned by Willan Eidam of Fremont winning the final feature under jockey Jim Cuddie. Attendance records were set this season with 4,405 fans and total mutuel handle near 4.3 million dollars, marking an 8 to 10 percent rise from last year as Swift Capture and Oklahoma Sheik chased the leader in the Platte Handicap.

Columbus Platte County Agricultural Park Allendance Alays Derby Bill Willan Eidam Fremont Jim Cuddie Southside Boy Swift Capture Oklahoma Sheik S.yeaeolt Richochel Trogen Gothee Darcep Speandaca — Fueon Werreda

Bowling League Scores and Standings From Local Lanes

Wurdeman led with 221 and 655 series as Thunderboll League action continued at Boulevard Lanes. Brestel, Nitz, Wetton, Torso, Paprovki, Schmidt, Kymmmete, Srest and Selawarly posted respectable scores while Sahara Lowaige claimed a 970 series in the two-three-three format. Speed Queen League saw Lai losaman top with 205, Beblei 201, Kuta 505, and Sokol 204 as Columbus Farm Equipment posted an 834. Sunday Night Mixed saw Starkey 203 and Kudron 52, with Paprocki 193 and Woods 437 leading women. Polish Germs posted a Lean game and 1,812 trio. Junior League had Lusche 328 and Kirstine 328, Prive Nadoo 301, Teannie tains girls at 860, and prep leaders Bosak 408 and Ureste 229.

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