Raiders try to regroup after loss to Broncos
Oakland seeks rebound after a 30-7 defeat that dropped them to 4-1 in the AFC West as they prepare to host the New York Jets. Jets quarterback Richard Todd shone in a strong Miami game and coach Walt Michaels praised his accuracy while Denver, Dallas and Baltimore strive to stay unbeaten.
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Bullets win despite stars limited in opener
Washington Bullets beat the Detroit Pistons 117-109 to start the season, with Mitch Kupchak scoring 29 off the bench after Elvin Hayes fouled out and Phil Chenier played sparingly. Larry Wright added 16 in place of Chenier, while Bob Lanier led Detroit with 33.
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Horse Racing Daily Card with Eight Thoroughbred Races
The page lists nine races with purses from 1500 to 2300 dollars, 2 to 4 year olds and up, carded at six furlongs to one mile. Winners include Carol James Lassere and at John C Meier, Moon Zookini, Go Afar, and more with assorted placings and an attendance of 2,479 at track fast conditions.
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Wahoo Ends 19-Game Slide with 22-8 Gridiron win
Wahoo defeats Gretna 22-8 in Capitol Conference action to halt a 19 game losing streak. Key turnovers by Gretna helped Wahoo build a 22-0 halftime lead as Chuck Tillman and Dave Croghan scored for the winners.
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Syracuse Triumph Over Plattsmouth 21 7 in Friday Night Showdown
Syracuse rallied after Plattsmouth struck first to win 21 7. Syracuse held Plattsmouth to 57 total yards and only one yard offense in the last three quarters. Kent Metzger scored on a 3 yard run for Syracuse and Mike Russell added two TDs. Jet Rodgers added the extra point and kicks, while Plattsmouth’s Jeff Ambuehl ran 18 yards and Lewis kicked the PAT.
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Crete Rally Beats David City 22 18 In Conference Clash
Crete through Doug June produced 162 rushing yards, 148 in the second half, guiding Crete to a 22-18 Central 10 win over David City. Butch Cuba added two touchdown runs 81 and six yards as Crete improved to 5-2-1. Early scoring included Grubaugh to Miller and Chaney passes for David City with Grubaugh kicking points.
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Spinks face tough tests on CBS boxing card
The Spinks brothers Leon and Mike and John Tate headline a CBS Sports Spectacular from Las Vegas. Leon Spinks meets Scott LeDoux in a 10 round heavyweight bout, Michael Spinks faces Gary Summerhays in an eight round light heavyweight, and Tate clashes with Louisa in a 5-0 pro tally as a national telecast showcases the tough field. Earlier, Seward-Kearney State defeated Concordia and St Mary's in a volleyball triangular.
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Waverly Routs Seward for Fifth Straight Win
Waverly under coach John Lawler extended its streak to five victories with a 30-8 home win over Seward. QB Jim Richard accounted for all five Waverly touchdowns, rushing for three and passing for one, while Steve Friesen added 102 rushing yards. Seward drops to 2-6 as Art Klein scored their lone touchdown.
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Alliance 3 McCook 0: Final Play Field Goal
Alliance upset No. 1 McCook 3 0 on a 20 yard field goal as time expired after a tight defensive game. Brad Tittel connected the decisive kick after Alliance stopped McCook at the 42 on a fourth and one with 2 33 remaining. McCook had one drive reaching the Alliance 38 in the first half.
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Wilber Storms Back To Edge Tecumseh 18 14
Wilber rallies in the second half to beat Tecumseh 18 to 14 after trailing 14 0 at halftime. Jim Brummett throws two 24 yard TD passes to Steve Huneke, with Jeff Horacek recovering a blocked punt for a score. Tecumseh scores arrive from Gary Kuhl and Floyd Stinson with Mike McDonald adding two PATs.
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Norris 12 Ashland 8 in Friday night football clash
Norris jumped from 0-0 to a 12-8 win over Ashland after Russell Robertson's 10 yard TD run put Norris ahead 6-0 in the second quarter. Lenny Hoover connected with Gary Huenink for Norris' other score, while Ashland answered with a 32 yard punt return TD by Darrold Abbott and a late safety.
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Lexington Defeats Holdrege In Defensive 21-0 Southwest Showdown
Lexington, 6-2, blanked Holdrege 21-0 in a Southwest Conference game. Tim Holbrook connected with Jim Murphy for a 9 yard score, Jeff Stronmyer added a 1 yard run, and Holbrook sealed it with a 25 yard interception return for a score.
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Hebron Pummels Superior 14-0 to Stay Undefeated
Hebron remains 8-0 after a 14-0 win over Superior in Class C-1 action. Scott O’Meal threw a 57-yard TD to Joel Orien and a 7-yard TD to Ron Hergott, while Rich Krause rushed 157 yards for Superior. Superior drops to 3-4.
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North Platte and Kearney claim cross country state titles
Kearney wins its first outstate Class A state cross country title with North Platte 1-2 led by Brad Sable. McCook dethrones Lincoln Plus X to take Class B. Crofton defends Class C with Delwyn Hennings. Strong runs from Kearney and McCook push outstate teams past Omaha and Lincoln rivals.
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NU volleyballers avenge defeat at Southwest Missouri State
Nebraska women volleyball avenges earlier loss by defeating Illinois-Chicago Circle 11-15 15-9 15-11 at the Southwest Missouri State Invitational. They then beat Kansas 16-6 15-8 in the day’s second match. Saturday they face North Texas State Houston and Texas Lutheran. Coach Pettit praised the team and noted standout performances by Nancy Wilkins and Joni Killam.
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Nebraska Field Hockey Tops North Dakota 2 1 In Double OT
Cindy Krause and Jean Shandera scored for Nebraska Field Hockey Club in a 2 1 double overtime win over North Dakota University at Mable Lee Field. Nebraska hosts Eastern Nebraska at 9 am and North Dakota at 1 pm Saturday.
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Pribnow scores four as Scribner upsets Tekamah-Herman 25–6
Scribner’s Jeff Pribnow reaches four touchdowns including an 8 yard, 2 yard, and 10 yard rushing scores and a 65 yard interception return to topple Tekamah-Herman 25–6. Tekamah-Herman, ranked second in C-1, suffers its first loss in eight games this season.
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W Neumann throttles Boys Town 29 to 0 in Friday win
Walla Neumann extended its streak to seven with a 29 0 victory over Boys Town Friday night. Mike Carroll rushed for 114 yards and Rick Ahrens added 107 with Neumann defender Mitch Lanik posting 19 tackles as the 7 1 team climbed to sixth in Class C 1.
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