The Columbus Telegram from Columbus, Nebraska • Page 24

Lakeview rips Madison, Wayne gets rematch Championship Tonight Pillen, Gehring and Kick off the bench and adding eight 8:00 Lakeview vs. Wayne Thomas, returning from the points. Results Thursday sickbed, hitting from all corners Madison had trouble against Wayne 59, Wakefield 46 on the court for a 17-point the Viking zone that, bottled up Lakeview 78, Madison 53 commanding lead. 46-29, with the inside game, while 4:26 left to play in the third Lakeviews' four-corner offense VVISNER Lakeview roared canto. made shambles of the Madison into the championship game oi Madison (8-7) was hurt during zone.

the West Husker Conference the Viking spree when guard The traveling Vikings remain against Wayne at 8 p.m. tonight Bill Best and 6-5 postman Kevin on the road Saturday with a in the Gymnasium Kratochvil left the court with non-conference assignment at at Wisner. four fouls each. Loup City. The Red Raiders are Lakeview 11-3 trailing 12-10 at four-point spree upped currently 5-6 under Coach Bill the end of one quarter, piled up the margin to 20, 53-33.

and the Cook. 68 points in the next three rout was on. The latest Loup City setback periods to sting Madison, 73-53. Gehring guided the Viking was a close 72-62 defeat at the while Wayne, facing the same attack with 20 points, while hands of 11-2 Cozad. John situation in the early going, Pillen netted 17, Darrell Rickert Jablonski, 6-1 senior, fired in 25 tripped Wakefield, 59-36, in 11.

Thomas 8, and substitute Jon in the setback, semi-final action a Wurdeman contributed 8. Other Red Raiders starters night. Duane Freudenburg, 5-8 senior are Wayne Kaminski, 6-4 senior; Coach Dennis P. Geraghty's guard, fired in 17 for the Jody fimm. 6-1 junior; and Vikings will be a solid favorite dragons.

Sonny Sekutera, 6-1 senior, in the championship go tonight A hoarse Coach Geraghty Lakeview won last year by a since they bombed the Wayne noted that his club shot a 57-47 count. Blue Devils, 73-48, in December, blistering 65 per cent from the The game will be carried over However Wayne, under Coach floor in the second half, missing radio station K-TTT FM, which Bill Sharpe, has posted 12 wins only seven shots, and finished is also broadcasting the Husker out of its last 14 games for a the' game with a strong 57 per Conference championship game glossy record. Other losses cent effort. tonight, have been to Plattsmouth, 67-61. Pillen led the hot-shooting Varsity box: and last Saturday to Schuyler, with a 7 for 11 night and the lakeview Tp 67-55.

guard had one of his better piiien 3-4 2 17 Madison held the upper hand games with seven assists and no 2-3 0 over the slow-starting Vikings turnovers. Thomas, 6-1 guard, Gehring 4-5 3 20 who began their move in the collected nine rebounds and wurdeman -J final two minutes of the second gave up the roundball on only I IZ 1 2-5 1 4 quarter behind the scoring of two occasions, a super night for I 0-0 0 0 Jim Pillen. the guards, according to Coach coan ZZZZlo 4-4 2 4 Pillen pumped in a three-point Geraghty. Thomas 27 3 24-J3417 78 play for a 31-24 lead and two The Viking headmaster noted madison (53) Tp free throws in the final two that five straight free Reigie 1 3-5 5 seconds by Steve Gehring had throws gives him a perfect 3 5 the Vikings enjoying a 34-25 tournament at the line in 13 Kratochvii 2-3 4 6 bulge at intermission. attempts, and a string of 16 in a ZZZZZZZ.

3 1 i Lakeview blew the Dragons row. Wurdeman, a six-foot Freudenburg 8 1-4 5 17 out in the third period with senior, drew praise for coming sunderman 1 0-0 0 2 Brandi 0 0 0 2 0 22 26 53 Score by Quarters: Lakeview 10 24 21 23 78 SS YZ. Madison 12 13 16 12-53 wavne 14 13 10 59 wakefieid 20 7 sh LarrV Zywiec I top ke9ler JKKMBBHk at Boulevard Larry Zywiec rolled a 627 llllli bn games of 212, 211, and 204 in the Major league at Boulevard Lanes, while Vernon McClurg posted a big 253, netting him an ABC Century patch for bowling 100 pins over 153 average. 1 Other 200's were notched by Everett Hough 200. Martin Kresha 208, Ray Hough 205, Bill Hough 201, on Semin 202, Gene Zegars 201.

Jackson's captured team honors on pin counts of 926 and Dale Electronics League leaders were Phyllis Jones 203, Debbie Gates 531, Rita Fuhr 506, Dick "Night Train" Lane and Gays Gals 821, 2,346. Les Korte rolled a 203, Doug mm I I ft If Maus had a 529, Vera Cuddeford Former Scottsbiuff college gridster will he honored LOS ANGELES, Calif, agent, and the rest is history. A 27 will be a spe- In his first season, Lane AriinQTOn cial day grabbed 14 opposition aerials, 21 Lane, former All-Pro corner- still a record for a single sea- I I back for the Detroit Lions, Chi- son. and was selected for sec- £10 WHS LOKGVlwW cago Cardinals and Los Angeles ond-team All-Pro honors. Rams.

For 14 years. Lane terrorized a I On that summer Saturday, NFL quarterbacks. He played WITm TUiTvi1 1 Lane's high school football in seven Pro Bowls, and when coach from Austin, will he decided to hang it up, he Arlington took advantage, of participate as Lane is inducted had accumulated 68 inter- two forfeits to turn back into the Pro Football Hall of ceptions. Lakeview wrestling team, 37-30 Fame at Canton, Ohio. How? just worked at it.

I Thursday night, "Well it was something .1 felt studied my opponents and 1 Lakeview scored five falls in 1 tried to shoot for. It was all I knew the areas they like to ihe dual, but forfeits at .112 and had Lane said from his throw Lane said. 119 was too much to overcome, new office here. Lane is still heralded as one Doug Inseiman (167) scored Lane added that he thought of the best cornerbacks to ever his third consecutive fall with a he should have made the Hall play the game, and one of his quick first period pin over Lynn several years ago, but that he staunchest supporters was the Eicke. was glad that he finally got in.

late Vince Lombardi. Other falls were registered by Lane. 46, now serves as a beat Lorn- Eugene Goering (126), Marlin body guard and handles some bardi used to tell his Packer Mohrman (132), Don Luscheon personal affairs for comedian- quarterbacks and receivers. (145), and Lyle Klug (155). actor Redd Foxx.

Jim Sander and Ted Hilger Lane's playing weight when won exhibition matches for the he retired in 1965 was a trim Vikings of Coach Jerry 212. He has since ballooned to liAflf'ilH I fftiflli Wadleigh. 250, a far cry from the 166 he Iflvllllll vUllviU Lakeview competes in the scaled while playing offensive Husker Conference mat tourney and defensive end for the L2ir AAO rtf Saturday at Wayne. State Scottsbiuff, Junior Col- ill IJ wUi Ml College, lece Couoars in 1947 exhibition lCf; Rod Nelson (A) Binned Keith Runge ew statistics were kept 1 1 third period, those (lavs, but a quote from LOlUfflDUS 0wsyne the campus newspaper, The Ted Hilger decisioned Jim Wilcox Campus proved quite vars I ty prophetic as far as Lane's fu- Martin Cattau fired a Terry Marquardt decisioned ture was concerned: is blistering 662 series on games of bmi (D n-t. outstanding for his vicious tack- 257.

215, 190 in the Lutheran 105 Don Jenkins a pinned Jett ling, hard running and pass League at Columbus Bowl. VS uowon by forfeit. Other top keglers were Dennis Jerry Jenkins (A) won by forfeit. Lane stayed at the school for Muth 202. Irvin Wennekamp 222, 9 )e'third 0 P'nned Da" one semester, opting to Janssen 220, Allen Henke 217, 132 Man in Mohrman pinned join the Army with a buddy, Walt Henke 200, Harry Rosche ic jaP7 urS ioned Dan but he is still well remem- 211, Rev.

Meschke 203. inseiman 12-0. bered the city gave him his Viergutz Lumber took team P'nned Pat OWn day in 1962. honors Oil pin COUntS Of 952. Lyle Klug pinned Scott Japp With Lane, the Cougars man- 2.825.

Q0Ug inseiman pinned Lynn aged a 5-2-1 mark, and a 3rd- Jerry Wunderlich paced the Eicke a first period, place finish 111 the Nebraska Metro League with a 221 game J'm Junior College Conference and 585 series. Yogi Bears had a Bruce Harper ia pinned Kent Lane said his most memo- 900 game and 2,615 series, rrese (L) rable game that season was the In the Thursday Matinee tie with McCook. League, Bev Pensick notched a Bill Putman, who coached the 522. Jeanette Ryba a 201. and r- Cougars called Lane Polkas 694 and 1.926.

COuCH dream.Lane played as a walk on, and was the only black UetrOlt WheeiS member of the squad. 1 DETROIT (AP) Dan Bois- He joined the Army in early LOPSferS SIQI1 ture, head football coach at 1948. spending much of his time Eastern Michigan University, perfecting his football skills. ftO. CnOICB has signed a three-year con- In 1952, Lane found himself in tract to coach the Detroit Los Angeles.

He asked for a BOSTON (AP) The Boston Wheels of the new World Foot- chance to make the Rams, but Lobsters have signed Yugo- ball League, the Detroit News was initially turned down be- Nikki Pilic, their No. 1 reported today, cause of his size. choice in the new World Team No official word of He later convinced Ram offi- Tennis draft. signing was made immediately cials that he could play; report- The signing of Pilic, the by the Wheels management, edly with the aid of a scrap- world's 12th ranked player, was but a press conference was book detailing his exploits at announced The Lob- scheduled later. Scottsbiuff.

sters earlier signed their first Boisture, 48, has been coach watching him. the pick in the women's draft. Ker- at Eastern Michigan in Ypsi- Kams signed him as a free ry Melville of Australia. lanti. since 1967.

THE mTELEGRAM jaae 10 The Columbus Telegram Friday, Feb. 8, 1974 Columbus, Nebraska THE MASKED MARVEL? Hidden behind the goggles is not really the masked marvel but Columbus' Greg Degn flying off the start- leleferam Photo by jeff Degn ing blocks in a 50 free win. Degn also won the 100 free while his teammates defeated Grand Island 91-67. Columbus High tank team STEVE FLAHERTY KIRK NICOLARSEN Raiders wind up conference warfare Saturday at McCook repeats win over G. I.

Platte College's high-flying Raider roundballers wrap up their most successful Nebraska Junior College Athletic Conference regular season play with a final league ouiing Saturday at dangerous McCook. Coach Gene Torczon's club is assured of at least a share of NJCAC honors with their current 9-2 record, and a win would give the Raiders sole possession of the 1974 crown, making a sweep of league honors since they captured the pre-season title at Scottsbiuff. Northeast Tech: (5-3) and Neb. Southern of Fairbury (4-3) have outside shots at a title share, but both clubs are loaded with road games, always tough to win. Coach Torczon commented: don't want a tie, we want the game bad for the outright A win will keep above .500 on the road.1’ As always in the NJCAC, the team that can win on the road will take league honors and for the first time ever the Raiders wron road games at North Platte and Nebraska Western.

League setbacks have come at Nebraska Southern and Northeast Tech. while a third road win was notched at York. Platte won all six home league assignments, but needed a big assist in the process when 77-76 win at Platte wras turned into a 2-0 forfeit because the Bombers used an ineligible player. Coach Torczon noted that McCook will be tough to beat a third time around. a good team with all five starters averaging in double figures, and they have wron five straight possibly six by the time we meet Coach Carmichael's current winning streak includes an 82-80 overtime victory over Nebraska Southern.

The 13-10 club is currently 4-6 in the league. rugged lineup includes one of the highest scorers in the conference in 6-6 postman Bob Tagart. One of the top rebounders is 6-7 forward Scott Johnson, Other starters are Darrell Parker, 6-3 forward: Ron Phillips, 6-1 guard and Dick Colvin, guard. The Raider headmaster felt his club wras looking towards the final league tussle since they didn't play as well against Creighton jayvees, as they did in recent wins over Nebraska jayvees and Nebraska Western. have to and move the ball better in our patterns against commented Coach- Torczon.

Pictured today are second team guards, sophomore Cage scores Tournaments At Butte Semifinal Verdigre 66, Springview 65 Atkinson-W. Holt 73, Stuart 46 At Beatrice Semifinal Odell 65, Adams 64 Filley 58, Dawson-Verdon 53 At Geneva Semifinal (ieneva 63, Sandy Creek 54 At Weeping Water First Round Weeping W'ater 55. Bennington 44 Palmyra 48, Nemaha Val 42 At Pilger Semifinal Columbus Lakeview 78, Madison 53 At Maxwell Championship Farnam 58, Maxwell 49 Consolation Brady 60, Stapelton 40 Others Creighton Prep 38, Omaha Westside 34 Beaver Valley 92, Stamford 51 Omaha Northwest 62, Omaha Tech 58 Steve Flaherty and freshman Kirk Nicolarsen. do a great job when in Flaherty is a six-footer out of St. commented their coach, Edward and Nicolarsen, 6-3 leaper.

played high school ball at Hastings. Sophomore Dan Hollatz is the current team scoring leader with 401 points in 24 games for a 37.4 per game average. Greg West, a sophomore, has1 gunned in 362 points, while freshman Bob Sundvold is the third scorer over the 300 mark with 312. Frank Brower, sophomore out of Columbus, sports 282 points while the fifth starter, 6-6 postman Ed Gogan, has 212. season wraps up the next two weeks with games against junior varisty teams: Monday, Feb.

11, at "Creighton University JV, Omaha, p.m.; Thursday, Feb. 14, University of Nebraska a Omaha JV, 7:30 p.m.; Wednesday, Feb. 20, Wayne State JV, 7:30 p.m.; Saturday, Feb. 23, at Nebraska University JV, 4:30 p.m. NJCAC Standings League By JEFF DEGN GRAND ISLAND Columbus High School swimmers knew what they had to do when they took on Grand Island and they did it.

The local finners captured a repeat victory over the Islanders at the G.I. pool Thursday afternoon on a 91-67 margin to give the Discoverers a winning record of 6-5 on the year. Coach Dave McNair noted that every swimmer who got in the water from Columbus scored. is the first time that this has happened since been commented the head mentor. Greg Degn, a sophomore, notched two first places for the local squad as the sprinter wron the 50 and: 100 free.

Degn raced to a :25.7, 50 win, and was clocked at 1:00 in the 100 victory. The medley relay unit of Rex Allen, Bob Meyer, Jory Courtier, and Bill Lange recorded a first place when the top CHS foursome a disqualified. Another winning performance came from Brian Wertz as the freshman swam to a 1:08.6 butterfly win. Junior Doug Degn won the breast at 1:11,4. Second places went to Brian Miller, 200 free; Wertz, 200 I.M.; Randy Schaefer, diving; Bill Bakenhus, 100 free; Dale Robertson, 400 free; Jory Courtier, back; Bob Meyer, breast; and free relay unit of Miller, Robertson, Bakenhus, and Scott Harsh.

Other CHS scorers included Robertson, third, 200 free; Gary' Mueller, fourth, 200 free, fourth, 400 free; D. Degn, third I.M.; Mark McClusky, fifth I.M.; Steve Graus, diving; Bill Lange, fifth, diving; Allen, third, 100 free, fourth, back; Harsh, third back. Coach McNair stated that Robertson, Miller and Bakenhus had all improved on their best time and thought that the team as a whole had a fine performance. Saturday the Discoverers travel to Millard for the Millard Invitational with finals at 4:30 p.m. Saints sign free agent Go-go dancer fails to get into Golden Gloves meet PLATTE COLLEGE No-theast Tech Neb.

Southern Neb. Western McCook North Platte York 9 5 4 4 4 .3 1 Overall 19 13 6 10 10 15 9 13 10 15 7 4 11 Games Friday Neb. Southern at Neb. Western York at North Platte Games Saturday Platte at McCook Neb. Southern at North Platte NEW ORLEANS (AP) Southern Mississippi fullback Wilson Plunkett, a free agent, signed with the New Orleans Saints of the National Football League Thursday.

Plunkett, of Aiken, S.C., stand? 5-feet-ll and weighs 205 pounds. He carried the ball 217 times for Southern Mississippi last season, gaining 886 yards and scoring six touchdowns. Plunkett, who played outfield and first base, was also picked by the New York Yankees in the 1974 basebaU draft. OMAHA, Neb. (AP) Rosemary Davis had to throw in the towel before the first round.

In fact, she even make it to the National Anthem. Rosemary had hoped to be the first woman, to enter the Omaha Golden Gloves boxing tournament. But Jimmy McKay, veteran boxing coach who works with her, has given up the cause. McKay said he had hoped to find an attorney who would seek an injunction, allowing the 21-year-old go-go dancer to compete. Her entry blank was rejected by tournament officials.

still think McKay said. He also said he would be back next year, trying to get a woman boxer into the ring. McKay said he talkef to several attorneys but find one would take the case. said he touch McKay said. would only do it for problem was time.

We just have time to find someone who was interested in McKay said. The tournament opened Thursday. Miss Davis was one of the Foxhole candidates for the tournament. Benedict and Lorene Cheloha PERSONAL PROPERTY FARM AUCTION (11:30 a. Lunch stand on grounds.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11 (Storm date Monday, February 18) LOCATION: Vs mile wrest and miles north of the Duncan Water Tower; or 3 miles south and 5 miles east of Monroe, Nebraska. 72 Cattle 32 Hereford Stock Cows, 7 with calves 4 Angus Stock Cows 28 350 to 450 lb. Charolais calves from above cows 1 Charolais Bull, 4 yrs. old. Registered (Cows coming with 3rd and 5th calves Machinery Hay 200 bales prairie hay 700 bales alfalfa, 3rd, wire 3 stacks 1st cutting alfalfa 1953 Super propane tractor, 2-way lift 1951 gas tractor, 2-way lift 1950 1HC tractor ID 491-A corn planter, 4 row, insect, attachmts, JD 18 hole grain drill, seed attach.

JD 16 hole grain drill Case 13 ft. wheel disc JD 10 ft. tandem disc 1967 JD RW 14 ft. tandem disc 2 JD straight discs 2 4 section harrows JD rotary hoe, 4 row JD rotary hoe, 3 2 row JD spring tooth, 12 ft. 1HC No.

15, 4 bottom plow, lift IHC 2 bottom plow 2 No. 8 3 bottom, 14 inch plows on rubber 1 No. 8 3 bottom, 14 inch plow, lift Big Butch wagon with hoist Flare wagon with hoist Wagon with hoist Hay rack on new Windpower running gear 1968 Owatonna elevator, 44 PTO 1968 auger wagon, 100 bushel, like new 1968 JD No. 38 mower, 7 with mountings JD No. 5 mower 1973 Huskee rotary cutter shredder, 3 pt.

hitch 1972 No. 256, New Holland Rolalear rake IHC 12 ft. self dump rake, type 2 wheel pipe trailer Lindsay hay cage No. 250 2 row cultivator for tractor One-way plow, 8 ft. 2 2 row JD go-digs JD No.

14A hammer mill New grain auger, 4 inch, 12 ft. Grain auger, 5 inch, with motor 1948 Allis Chalmers WD tractor, cover and 3 pt. Super 77 Oliver tractor, steering and comfort cover; Allis Chalmers mower, 80 7 2 hydraulic cylinders, John Deere pull type, 4 row hoe; metal stock rack for long box; Morrill hay rack, 5 wheel; 4 10 Blair feeder wagon; 110 V. stand-by generator; Oliver pull type plow 3-16; 2 Blair 4x10 spreaders; John Deere No. 20 2 row stalk shredder; John Deere drill 7x21, grease bank press wheels; tractor tower; Ford 2 bottom plow.

Irrigation Pipe 7 lengths gated pipe 11 length solid pipe Miscellaneous Ford Machinery 1951 8N Ford tractor 1950 8N Ford tractor Ford dirt scoop, lift type Ford moldboard plow, lift type Ford sweep rake Ford loader Hay boom for Ford loader 2 row rotary hoe for Ford Ford tractor chains 1969 Ford 501 3 pt. mower, 7 ft. Pickup stock rack, metal Milk pasteurizer Power flame thrower Lyon chicken de beaker 2 calf feeders, 15 bushel 1969 vStocky electric fencer Farnam Rub and Roll cattle oiler MW concrete mixer, 300 gal. fuel tank Michigan first soccer- style place kicker was Lou Bobich. He handled placement kicking duties in 1953-64.

Hump back trunk Lard press Gas lamps Meat grinder Coldspot upright freezer Kenmore rollabout fan Toastmaster radiant heater Pool table Treadle sewing machine cabinet Kraut cutter Sausage stuffer New Monitor JE electric, pump jack 100 egg incubator Roto egg washer, 100 electric fence posts Chicken feeders, waterers, nests 55 gal. barrel new 30 weight oil ton chain hoist Heat bulbs Antiques Cream cans Lantern Set of harness Crocks and jars Household Items Gates and panels Hog troughs 2 stock tanks, new Hog pans 4 feed bunks 2 lawn mowers Com cribbing and tunnels Single drive pony cart Maytag washing machine 2 one horse gram drills Gas iron Picture frames Bottle capper Wooden duck decoys Tricycle 2 double mattresses and springs Baby bed and mattress Folding stroller Baby bath tub Double tubs High chair Wagon Training chair BENEDICT and LORENE CHELOHA, Owners Kenneth and Lois Schultz bought the farm from Benedict and Lorene Cheloha and the Schultz's will sell the following described personal property immediately following the sale of the Cheloha machinery. John Deere Model MT tractor John Deere No. 45 loader with snow bucket 200 creosote posts Gehl F84 2 row ensilage cutter Set of chains 13.6 28 John Deere No. 8 mower KENNETH and LOIS SCHULTZ, Owners TERMS: Cash day of sale, nothing to be removed until settled for.

Not responsible in case of accidents. 1 Conyers, Conyers and Engel, Auctioneers.