Lakeview Vikings stun unbeaten Schuyler 12 7 for big win
In a hard fought home game Lakeview’s defense limited Schuyler’s rushing as Dennis Dolliver was held to 18 yards. Terry Schaf’s 8 yard punt return for a score sparked the decisive third quarter sequence and Julius Rosenthal added the lone Lakeview score.
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Six of Big Eight on the field today in college football
Iowa State coach Earle Bruce stresses that beating someone matters more than who is beaten. The Cyclones, 2-0 after wins over Drake and Air Force, prepare for Kent State as they open Big Eight play against Oklahoma. Other key matchups include Colorado, Kansas State, Missouri, Nebraska, and Kansas.
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Fullerton Tops Osceola 6 0 in Goldenrod Conference clash
Fullerton beat Osceola 6 to 0 as Greg Shotkoski ran two yards for the game's lone TD in the third quarter. Lollard and King anchored the line while Wetovich added productive rushing. Osceola leader Dan Bond and defensive standout Mark Schott paced their teams. Fullerton held under 100 rushing yards while totaling 125. Next Friday Fullerton visits St Edward. Osceola travels to Palmer.
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Greg Becher
Jerry Mancuso
Brian Bullington
Rick Sharp
John Peterson
Columbus 9 scores Daily Sports Scoreboard
The Columbus 9 Telegram presents a line of high school football results from UPI scores across Nebraska and nearby Iowa games. Teams like Ravenna Centura Wilsonville Papillion Beatrice and many others posted varying scores including Omaha Bryan 16 and Council Bluffs St Alberts 7.
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Nebraska Tennis State Meet Splits Sites For 1960 Schedule
The Nebraska School Activities Association announced Omaha and Lincoln will host the state high school tennis tournaments on October 14 and 15. Class A competes at Dewey Park in Omaha while Class B moves to Lincoln at the University of Nebraska. The switch follows a doubled field with two singles and two doubles entries per school. State scoring changes grant four points for No. 1 singles and No. 1 doubles victories, and two points for No. 2 singles and No. 2 doubles wins. If weather forces indoors, Class B also uses the University of Nebraska Sports Complex.
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Jets president Iselin in stable condition after heart attack
New York Jets president Phil Iselin remains in a cardiac unit at St. Anthony Hospital in Denver after suffering a heart attack at halftime of the game against the Broncos. Doctors say he is improving and could be released in a few days. A cardiac massage by Dr. Thomas Dillon and Dr. William Mehos credited with saving his life.
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Corporations Take Over Astrodome in Houston Deal
Judge Roy Hofheinz built the Astrodome and Astrodomain including an amusement park and hotels. His empire unravelled last year and he sold Astrodomain and the Houston Astros, relinquishing control of the domed stadium to two major corporations.
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Record Bay Meadows exacta pays $17,279
One bettor claimed a $17,279 payoff at Bay Meadows in the fifth race when Aquilegias Don, an 161 shot, won and Line O, a 60-1 longshot, placed to form the exacta. The bettor held a $10 ticket as nine others had $5 bets.
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CHS Drives to 3-0-1 in Apollo tilt over Millard
Columbus High built long first half marches including an 88 yard scoring drive and an 80 yard series to blank Millard 21 to 0 at Memorial Stadium. The Discoverers remain unbeaten at 34-1 in the Apollo Conference as Millard battles in a damp Pawnee Park Friday night.
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Central City overwhelms David City 26 7 in Central 10 clash
In rainy Friday action Central City Bison rolled to a 26 7 victory over David City High. The Bison built a 13 first down 210 rushing yards while the Scouts managed eight first downs 37 rushing yards 36 passing. David City scored late on Kim Grubaugh’s TD and extra point.
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Hordville Upsets Marquette 18-6 in Wet Friday Night Victory
Hordville over Marquette 18 to 6 in Crossroads Conference action. Bill Anderson opened the scoring with a 28 yard run, Kim Sharp added a 76 yard ramble, and Anderson finished with a 116 rushing yards. Marquette totaled 199 yards while Hordville gained 156. Hordville visits Bradshaw next Friday. Marquette hosts Shelby.
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Finley offered more money than players asked say A's
Oakland owner Charlie Finley disclosed he had offered two of his six unsigned players more money than they had requested yet could not sign them. Negotiator Jerry Kapstein said he believed Finley violated good faith by releasing figures and would halt talks with all five remaining signed players.
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Kupchak to Decide Soon on NBA or Italy Move
Washington Bullets center Mitch Kupchak the team’s top draft pick plans a quick decision on whether to play in the NBA or for an Italian club. A Bullets spokesman said he would decide in the next couple of days after meeting GM Bob Ferry in Washington.
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