CHS opens Big 10 play against winless Islanders
CHS prepares for a Big 10 opener versus Grand Island with a 7:30 p.m. game at Memorial Stadium. Last season Columbus shared division honors at 8-4 and won the playoff, while Grand Island leads 30-9 in series history. The clash tests both teams as they adjust for a windy, uncertain matchup.
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Raine
Memorial Stadium
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Doug Wardinger
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North Platte
NebraskA notes on wildlife, hunting, and trails
A collage of Nebraska wildlife, fishing and hunting notes outlines fall conditions, migratory bird stamps, deer populations, and wildlife areas. It mentions Chalk Mine State Wayside near Highway 11, late mining history, and local recreation. Also covers grouse hunting prospects, Harlan County Reservoir visitation, and Missouri River fishing windows.
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Dhey
Fort Hartsull
Happy Jack Hill
North Loup Valley
Reece
York
Lincoln
Roy
Nebraska
Teumpeter Sivan
Bureau of Wildlife and Sports Fisheries
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Harlan County
Arist C. G
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Missouri
Port Niobrara National Wildlife Refuge
Valentine
Centennial League Bowling Scores at Boulevard Lanes
Karnik leads 64 series with 213 and 217 gates amid Centennial League action at Boulevard Lanes. Dutch Cermak tops with a 223 game and 603 series, while Bearle's Diner takes team honors at 971 and 2874. Other notable marks include Topil 201, Gottschall 212, Schuele 247, and Gaspers 288 in various leagues.
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Joe Kartik
Boulevard Lanes
Dutch Cermak
Leon Miller
Harald Krummland
Gary Muth
Duane Slenger
Stan Gottschall
Jaren Wetten
Bill Schuele
Rielan
Fred Neemeyer
Lynn
Denny van Winkle
Carroll Twaminger
Dave Gaspers
Don Meays
Ragters
Post Office
Ron Kay
Jeannie Evans
Mel Paprocki
Eg Zywiee
Laura Ettane
Kristi Brestel
Orioles Trail in American League Race After Loss
Orioles slip further from contention after a 0- to Cleveland Indians defeat. Earl Weaver says mathematically still alive but only a miracle finish can salvage a fourth straight AL East title. Red Sox lead, A's win doubleheader, White Sox near elimination as NL scores show varied outcomes. Perry accused of sticky ball, Indians strike early against McNally.
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Ken Rafpoport
Associated Press
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Platte College Harriers Shine In Two Meets
Platte College cross country led by Fred Carnahan placed seventh at the Wichita State Invitational amid a strong junior college field and then won a triangular meet at Fairbury with a perfect 15. Carnahan ran 14 42.4 for three miles and joined teammates Petro Morgensen Coney and Korus in the top finishes. Carnahan also won the four mile Wichita course in 20 12.6 as Petro and Morgensen placed high. Coach Ron Suggs praised the balanced scoring and the squad prepares for Bluejay Invitational at Worthington Minnesota.
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Lill Doney
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Prep Football Picks Across Three Regions This Week
Calumbus aims to beat Grand Island as CHS eyes a breakthrough against the Islanders. Lakeview hosts Albion with a likely Vikings edge, Scotus visits Fremont Borgan while the Shamrocks struggle. NU faces Minnesota with a 4 0 run on the line, and pro bettors target Miami vs Minnesota and a televised Illinois at Washington clash.
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Islanders
Maroon and White
Ken Fischer
Columbus
Lakeview Vikings
Albion
Cardinals
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Shamrocks
Knights
Irish
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Gophers
Tors
Miami
Ilinois
Washington
Paten and Irwin Lead Columbus Bowl Shooting
Paten chalked a 2/256 game and Jim Irwin tallied a 4 series, anchoring leading scores in the Columbus Bowl bowling league. Micck Construction Co. posted a 2,538 team series, with top individuals Al Kolbush 220 203, Harry Carlson 203, George Engel 207, and others. In the League of Jewels Carol DeBower led with 533 and 193 high, Opals won with 623 and 1,338, while Corrine Haiar 164 and Verona Schoepf 501 led in Coffee Cup League, the Perks posting a 473 game and 1,336 total.
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Erwin Paten
Carol DeBower
Em Wunderlich
Betty Schmidt
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Corrine Haiar
Singleton
Verona Schoepf
Perks
Devaney Predicts Gophers Air Attack This Weekend
Associated Press reports Big Eight squads a preparing for weekend games with lighter sessions ahead. Nebraska coach Devaney notes Minnesota may rely on passing while Iowa State eyeing Krepfle return after neck injury in early season practice.
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Dave Smith
Cowboys
Colorado
Ames
Johnny Majors
Kaith Krepfle
Cyclones
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Krepfle
Hoople Foresees Upsets in Weekend College Football
Hoople predicts Buffs Vols and Texas win openers with strong scores and upset hopes. He cites Arizona State Wyoming Texas Tech and a Kansas Florida State twist as key matchups plus national line forecasts and a Kansas upset of Florida State 22 15.
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Vos
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Tilane
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Huskers' six lettermen back in cross country
Ne Waska returns six lettermen from a cross country squad that placed third in the Big Eight last season. Coach Frank Sevigne is optimistic with a deep lineup led by Lincoln junior Bob Unger who ran four straight dual wins. Other returnees include Jim Fawkins, Mike Pertig, Roy Chadwick, Lynn Mall, and Dan Speck. The team opens at Boulder against California and then hosts Kansas State and Missouri.
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Frank Sevigne
Bob Unger
Jerome Howe
Kansas State
Jim Fawkins
Omaha
Mike Pertig
Fresno
Calli
Roy Chadwick
Hudson Falls
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Lynn Mall
Grand Island
Dan Speck
North Platte
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Boulder
Missouri
Finsterwald holds 66 in Quad City pro-am event
Don Finsterwald of Colorado Springs shot a five under par 66 in the pro-am portion of the Quad City Golf Tournament. Peter Brown of Los Angeles was next at 67, Bob Stone of Independence at 68, with several others at 69 and Lee Trevino at 71 as regular play set to begin.
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Towa
Don Finsterwald
Colorado Springs
Colo
Peter Brown
Los Angeles
Bob Stone
Independence
Ofhars Teil
Lee Trevlio
Cougar Wins California Handicap at Hollywood Park
Chilean bred Cougar 1f has earned $683,000 in two years with a recent Hollywood Park victory in California. Owner Mrs. Mary P. Jones of Los Angeles says the thoroughbred has faced earlier erratic behavior but is showing form and steady progress as he nears seven years old.
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Lakeview Faces Albion After Oehlrich Injury
Lakeview travels to Albion as Skip Oehlrich is lost for the season with a neck injury. The Vikings, 3 0, seek a fourth straight win after a 35 0 victory over Centennial. Albion, 2 1, counters with a full house offense and aims to rebound from a recent 18 14 loss. Kickoff at 7 00.
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Albion
Skip Oehlrich
Don Hook
Columbus Lakeview
Columbus
Vikings
Alica Centennial
Waen
Tred Kobza
Skip Ochlrich
Utica
Skip
Kobra
Alica Fivo
Cardinals
Gordon Foster
Wildcats Win Flag Football Test at Platte Center
Platte Center junior flag football hosted a test against Christ Lutheran with a 16-0 halftime lead. Rosenthal and Jarosz each scored twice for the Wildcats, while Wembols added a TD. Platte Center travels to District 10 next Wednesday.
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Higneightawan
Christ Lutheran
Rosenthal
Jarosz
MSN Gis Wembols
Wildcats
Lions and Rams notch victories in midweek midget football
Lions rallied to beat the Colts 14 to 8 as Brian Bullington scored the go ahead touchdown and added the extra point in the final quarter. Dan Berlin led the Colts with a four yard TD and an extra point, but Steve Eleimann tied it with a 3 yard scamper. Rams defeated the Bears 4 to 0 as Rick Janey sparked an offensive burst and Dave Ebner added a one yard score. Standings list Rams 3, Lions 1, Colts 2, Bears 1, Kings 0. Sunday schedule shows Bears at Lions and Vikings at Rams.
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Brian Bullington
Colts
Dan Berlin
Steve Eleimann
Burlington
Berlin
Randy Brezenski
Ee Ati
Rick Janey
Rams
Dave Ebner
Hears
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