Adolph Rupp Dies longtime Kentucky coach
Adolph Rupp, legendary Kentucky basketball coach, died at 76 in Lexington after a long illness. He guided UK from 1930 to 1973, winning four NCAA titles and amassing 879 victories. Gov. Carroll proclaimed a day of mourning with flags at half staff.
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Prairie 70 Dix 40 in Friday night hoops
Prairie dominated Dix 70 to 40 as four Prairie players reached double figures. Leonard Marks led Dix with 18 points while Bill Isaacs, Allan Greathouse, Mark Daum, Bryan Madden and Jeff Kraczik contributed for Dix.
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Irish girls crush Lewellen Tigers 59 to 25
St Pat's jumped to a 12 point first quarter lead and never looked back, defeating Lewellen Tigers 59 to 25. Sheri Winston led scorers with 20, Carla Stormberg 16, Chris Thomas 14, while Thomas pulled down 15 rebounds and had five assists.
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Nebraska College Basketball Scores Unite Press International
Colorado 103 over Doane 61. Chadron State 97 over Metro Denver 76. Hastings 110 over Wayne State 106. Nebraska 74 over South Dakota 64. Nebraska Wesleyan 82 over Sterling Kan 78. Ne Tech 116 over Central Tech 95. NW Mo St 94 over Dana 69. Simpson 93 over Midland 91.
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Chappell Falls To Oshkosh In Cold Shooting Night
Oshkosh roared to an 83 51 win as Chappell shot 31 percent while Oshkosh hit 70 percent. Brad Bower led Chappell with 16 points and Greg Hansen added 13 as Oshkosh surged with four players in double figures and 11 players scoring overall.
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Potter 65 Gurley 46 seals win on full court press
Potter uses a stifling full court press to beat Gurley 65 to 46 in a MAC game. Dan Collin praised improved efficiency while Gurley coach Bob Cochran cited the decisive turning point as Potter's pressure after a slow start. Key scorers included Craig Maas with 22 and Larry Wieser with 21 for Potter. Gurley’s Joe Meick led 10 rebounds.
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Chadron State earns two All-American honors in final NAIA poll
Chadron State College shares two All-American selections Ralph Gill and Terry Mastny on NAIA second team. Four CSC players gain honorable mention while the Eagles finish ranked 10th in final NAIA Division II poll. Fults and Ryan post strong offense and Sholtz leads kickoff return. No. 10 marks first top ten finish in school history.
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