Gurley Routs Sunflower Behind Schmidt 117 Yards
Gurley erased a 16-0 deficit to beat Sunflower 30-16 as Schmidt ran for 117 yards and three touchdowns. Kuehn and Schmidt produced key scores in the third quarter, with Gurley piling up 14 carries for 117 yards. Gurley improves to 2-6, Sunflower falls to 1-7.
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Huskers Set To Battle Upset-Minded Buffs At Memorial Stadium
Nebraska, 6-0 and ranked fourth, hosts Colorado 1-1 in the Big Eight. Colorado faces suspensions for Tony Reed and Gary Campbell, while Vince Ferragamo starts at quarterback. Memorial Stadium sells out for the 80th straight time.
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Cornhusker Basketball Opens 1975-76 Season with Key Returnees
Nebraska began its 1975-76 campaign with Oct 14 practice day and Oct 15 drills.14 players practiced including nine lettermen and four starters from last season’s 14-12 team. Fort and Siegel pace the Huskers with scoring and rebounding, while Cox and Coard join starting guard roles.
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Gurley volleyball routs Panthers to close season
Gurley overwhelmed Panthers 15-0 15-3 on Tuesday. Val Schumacher sparked the win with 15 straight points in the first game and 17 total. Lori Harms Lois Nelson and Mary Brauner added one each as Gurley finished 7-3. Junior varsity won 15-2 15-4 led by Lind 22. Diane Kaczmarek added four. Junior high won 15-11 15-5. Gurley to open Minuteman Conference tourney against Sunflower-Dix winner in Lyman Tuesday at 7:00.
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Lyman Edges Potter 38-36 On Windy Coyote Field
Ken Thompson threw two TD passes and ran for another as Lyman beat Potter 38-36. Potter rallied late to within two with 1:00 left, but Lyman recovered an onside kick and ran out the clock. Potter drops to 3-5, Lyman rises to 5-0 in the win streak.
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Brule throttles Chappell in 54-0 rout
Brule rolled up 452 total yards and defeated Chappell 54 to 0 as John Jurgensen ran for three touchdowns and Kevin Cole added two receiving scores. Chappell struggled on offense and will host Paxton next Friday for its final game.
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Sidney Nebraska Public Hearing on Housing Act Projects
The City Council of Sidney Nebraska will hold a public hearing October 27 1975 at 7 30 P M in the Municipal Building Council Room to discuss objectives for the preliminary HUD Community Development Act Title One funding. A list of possible projects is available at the City Manager’s office for review before the hearing. Citizens may submit comments to the City Manager if unable to attend.
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Early TD Puts Bell Hines Leading NCAA Scorers
Ricky Bell of Southern California and David Hines of Arkansas State jumped to the NCAA football scoring lead. Bell scored six touchdowns in his first two games while Hines had three TDs in three games. Bell led rushing with 7.6 yards per carry on 62 attempts.
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