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Holy Name of Omaha rallied in
the second half to down Schuyler,
40-27, in the opening game of
class B competition at the state
tournament Thursday afternoon.
As a result of the victory, Holy
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Vidlak, f
Higgins, c
Jonas, g
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2|J. McGill, f
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4|Elworth, g
4|F McGinn, g
1|G McGinn, f
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Score by quarters:
Schuyler 3s
TONY NAMND iv cescasws ase 11 3 12 14—40
Missed free throws: Foust, Higgins 3,
Jonas 3, Sinkula 2, Vanderkolk, Gates 3,
J. McGill 3, McMahon 2, Elworth, F.

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Officials:
Startzer, Scottsbluff,

Stanton 34, 34, Gibbon 29.

Stanton came from. behind to
edge out a favored Gibbon quin-
tet, 34-29, in a very close battle.
Gibbon led 11-5 at the quarter and
18-15 at the half, but a third quar-
ter rally led by ‘Arnold and Zacek
brought a 21-21 tie at the begin-
ning of the final quarter.

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Two quick buckets by Kropp
along with one by Arnold and
five free throws gave Stanton
their winning edge which they
never lost as they stalled out
the last two minutes.

Arnold and Ohlund each had
eight points for the winers, while
“Ta3wke was high scorer for the

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scoring game.

Each team took a shot at the
bucket, the Panthers taking
theirs in the last three minutes
of play.

Danny O'Doherty was the hero
from the Bunnies point of view.
He made the final free throw that
iced the game. —

Billy Fender was the key man
in the stalling game, while Keith
Pilger topped the offensive with
his bucket.in the closing minutes.

O. Benson fg : pf| Norfolk fig
O’Doherty f 1|\Eggen f
Erickson f 2 | Plier f
Dalbey c 2|Barry c
Farner g 3 Fender g
Ber’shire g 2|Busskohl g
Gimbel c
Costello f
Blakeman g

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Norfolk
Missed. free throws:
Fender, Busskohl.
Officials: Bill Keefer,
Steve Startzer, Scottsbluff.

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‘Benson outlasts
Norfolk quint,6-4'

* Les France had his Norfolk Panthers employ phychol-|c
ogy in their battle against Omaha Benson, the effect had
the Bunnies on edge thruout, but their free throws, three
of them, squeezed outa 6-4 triumph.

Norfolk had control of the ball 99 percent of the time

in establishing a new modern low

Aggiesdump.
Oklahoma
quint, 50-34

NORMAN, Okla. (4). The Okla-
homa Aggies, powered by seven
foot Bob Kurland who scored 30
points, pummeled the University
of Oklahoma basketball team 50-
34 Wednesday night.

The Aggies led their traditional
rivals 31-22 at the half. It was
the Farmers’ seventh straight vic-
tory over the Sooners.

Coach Hank Iba’s Aggies go on
to play Kansas at Kansas City
next Monday for the right to rep-
resent the Fifth district in the
N.C.A.A. playoffs while the game
was the last of the season for the
Sooners.

The box:

‘Oklahoma ng ft pf| Aggies
Courty f 1| Aubrey f
Lewis f 0| Bradley f
Buelow f 1| Gennett f
1| Kurland c
4| Halbert c
1| Geymann g
0| Parks g
1| Pitts g
1| Crowe 2

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Landon g
Spaulding g
Krone g
Whaley g
Hines P

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Elba 35, Venango
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