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A University of Nebraska
student was severely kicked in
the saddle bronc competition at
the final performance of the
University of Nebraska's 12th
annual rodeo.
Jim Koch, who had been
granted a re-ride in the com
petition, was injured after
being thrown from his mount.
Although he was hospitalized
overnight, Koch sustained no
injuries.
Black Ilills State College,
Spearfish, S.D., won the boy's
division of the rodeo at the final
performance Saturday night
The South Dakota cowboys
compiled 548 points with Iowa
State University placing second
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with 279. The University of
Nebraska team finished thiid
with 243 points.
High individual honors were
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second respectively in the rib
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The Kansas State University
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tho girls division with 234
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honors with 161 points. Tying
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Chuck Balvanz of Iowa State
and Tom Miller of Black Hills
State with 129 points each.
Patti Mattox of Kansas State
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with 120 points followed by
Vicki Dahl of Black Hills State
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