Powell wins JUCO tournament in Region 9 final
Casper College rallied in the final four minutes to beat Southeast Nebraska 75-69 in the Region 9 championship. Scott Keller led Casper with 22 points as Girard Campbell added 18 and Bull Dise 15 to spark the rally. Adrian Gutrich tallied 26 for Southeast Nebraska, which led by 12 at the half before Casper seized the outcome.
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Wyo
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Nebraska College
Fairbury
Casper
College
Hutchinson
Scott Keller
Wyoming College
Girard Campbell
Bull Dise
Nebraska
Adrian Gutrich
Dise
Campbell
Randy Goins
Paul Austin
Robert Eubanks
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Oscar Charleston Elected to Hall of Fame by Black Leagues Committee
Oscar Charleston, a longtime player and manager in baseballs black leagues, was named the seventh man elected to the Hall of Fame by the special committee for players who performed in the black leagues.
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Baseball
New York
Oscar Charleston
Hall of Fame
Gurley Pirates win regional to reach 1976 state title
Gurley High School coach Bruce Vires guides the Pirates to a 71 to 62 win over Alliance Crusaders for the Class D-8 Regional championship. Rowan leads Gurley with 21 points, aided by Draper 20 and Ladine 15, sending Gurley to Lincoln for the state tournament.
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Cheyenne County
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Gurley
Minuteman Activities
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Alliance
Crusader
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Pirates
Val Jansante
St Agnes
Steve Draper
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Draper
Big Red
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Kevin Ladine
Guelbey
Kowan
Ladine
Russell
Horst
Koehn
Vgnes
McCune
Manning
Vinton
Britton
Burke
Farnter
Gurley St Agnes
Brighter days seen for Chadron State basketball
Chadron State Eagles finished the 1975 76 season with a 9 16 record. Freshmen Steve Coon Ray Smith and Bob Wood provided a spark, each shooting over 50 percent. Senior Scott Johnson led with 16 points per game and a school record 60.2 percent shooting, also 9.? rebounds per game.
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Chadron State College
Eagles
Steve Coon
Ray Smith
Bob Wood
Coon
Smith
Wood
Favorites win in districts to reach Nebraska state tournaments
In three classes district finals produced the state tournament qualifiers. Creighton Prep edged Omaha Benson 64 60 in Class A at Boys Town, Burke beat Papillion 72 61, Arlington and Schuyler won in Class B, and Bassett Rock County earned Class C with a 72 68 win over Battle Creek at Neligh.
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Omaha Burke
Associated Press
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University of Nebraska
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Bassett Rock County
Omaha
Benson
Boys Town
Brent Armstrong
Dan Clausen
Jim Gregory
Larry Cherney
Papillion
Omaha Central
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Prep
Arlington
Schuyler
Fremont
Tekamah-Herman
West Point Central Catholic
Seward
David City
Aquinas
Raymond
Ashland
Art Schaefer
Charlie Marti
Pius
Mark Cooper
Tom Hilger
Rick Grubaugh
Big Mac Sports Club plans March meeting at Ogallala Elks
The Big Mac Sports Club will hold its March 1 regular meeting on March 9 at 7 30 p m at the Ogallala Elks Club. Monte Madsen a Nebraska Game Commission biologist will be the featured speaker.
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Big Mac Sports Club
Ogallala Elks Club
Monte Madsen
Nebraska Game Commission
Missouri Tigers seek first Big Eight title since 1940 on TV
Kansas City ap reports the Colorado Missouri basketball nine will be televised Saturday replacing Kansas State Oklahoma State as NBC requested. A Missouri victory would clinch first place in the Big Eight since 1940. The game airs live at 2 pm alongside Kansas State Oklahoma State.
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Tigers
Kansas State
Oklahoma State
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Ed Burke
Chadron State
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