North All-Star Upset Defies Heavy South in Lincoln Showdown
The North Basketeers stunned the favored South 93 86 at Pershing Auditorium in front of 5 000 fans. Led by Paul Potter 17 points and Tom Westover 15, the North built a 25 14 first quarter lead and held on as Dennis Forrest added a record 27 points. Rick Seidel contributed 14 for the North while Bob Siegel led the South with 16 points and 13 rebounds in a high scoring, hard fought contest.
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Larry Heyen
Steve Curtiss
Bob Poage
Tim Edwards
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Loren Killion
Mark Hansen
JJ Collins
Steve Harris
Steve Baumert
Mark Murphy
Don Mroczek
Ed Gogan
Cheyenne Counts Rodeo Draws Top National Cowboys
The Cheyenne Counts Rodeo paid out 10 700 to cowboys nationwide with 177 competitors over two days. Steer roping offered 99470 to first place and showcased 56 entries while Beutler Brothers and Cervi stock failed to place. Winners included Jim Dix Paul Mayo Rusty Riddle Sid Savage in steer roping and Daryl Kong Marty Wood Tom Larsen in saddle bronc with multiple place splits. John Davis and John Dalton topped bull and steer roping respectively.
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Phil Lynn
Beutler Brothers
Cervistock
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Sid Savage
Seidel Leads North In Nebraska All-Star Victory
Lincoln-Rick Seidel a Sidney freshman helped the North beat the South 93 86 in the Nebraska Coaches Association All-Star game. He scored eight points in the third quarter and credited a strong team effort and defense for the win. Seidel, recovering from a motorcycle accident that injured his hands, praised the squad's tempo and unity.
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Rick Seidel
Sidney
Nebraska Coaches Association
Santa Claus
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Willis Heyen
Larry Heyen
Rick
St. Nick
Fat Man
Seidel
Wayne
Red Raider
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Wayne State
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Fairbury
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Shrine Bowl ends with South tops North 20 to 7 in Lincoln
Bellevue's Jack Kelley breaks a 7 7 game with a 76 yard third quarter run as the South defeats the North 20 to 7 in the Shrine high school all star classic at Memorial Stadium Lincoln High's Mike Fultz notes the loss is for a good cause Shrine Hospital for crippled children receives a record 850000 from prior games Kelley and Steve Markus named outstanding players for the South North lines up 7 0 7 South 7 13 0 scoring summary and team stats included
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Steve Markus
Kearney
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Catfish Family Has Eight Members Found in Nebraska Waters
An observation notes eight catfish species inhabit Nebraska waters. Researchers document diversity across rivers and lakes, highlighting ecosystem roles and potential conservation needs for native and introduced species.
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Water Sampling At Lake McConaughy To Gauge Fish Kill
Nebraska Game and Parks fisheries biologists sample Lake McConaughy using gill nets to assess fish populations led by white bass mortality from a bacterial kill. They compare results to August 1970 while checking nutrient inflows and an algae bloom suspected to cause stress.
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Lake McConaughy
Lewellen
North Platte River
Nebraska
Clemente Remembered by Pagan as Greatest Teammate
Jose Pagan recalls Roberto Clemente as the most misunderstood man in baseball praising his talent and character. Pagan, Pirates 1971 World Series star, notes Clemente hit over .300 from 1964 and earned little credit. Pagan also played five seasons with Willie Mays on the Giants 1960–64.
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Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
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