Red Raiders Break 15-Year Drought with Scottsbluff Relays Title
Sidney High Red Raiders win the Group III title at the 36th Scottsbluff Relays, first team crown since 1953. Larry Lingwall goes triple winner setting a Group II discus mark of 149-6 and winning the pole vault and broad jump. Sidney places sixth in Grand Championship.
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Kimball
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Lauren Swanson
Greg Merrick
Mike Selzer
Mike O’halloran
Scottsbluff dominates early two mile relay meet
Scottsbluff teams led by Roger Gwis Gene Roland Dean Ehler and Dave Lau posted strong legs in a two mile relay event with solid times. Rapid City and Gering trailed as Cheyenne and Alliance squads posted competitive marks in a rugged regional meet.
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Gurley Captures Title At Dix Track Carnival
Gurley Pirates win boys division at the Dix Invitational track meet. Dalton girls edge Dix for the girls title by one point. Dan McNurlin and Mike Egging post two Gurley doubles. Egging Time 2:13.3 in 880 and 5 ft 57/8 in high jump. Gurley runner(s) set multiple top marks.
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B B Gun Class Closes Sunday
The Sidney Jaycees Shooting Education Program ended Sunday with a five member team named for state competition at Kimball in May. Selected by shooting scores Steve Cronk Leroy Kindred Mike Hartman Kim Peters and Brett Belden led the group of about 200 youngsters ages 7 to 14 who completed weeks of BB gun training. Mike Russell chaired the project with support from C A Story Agency Read s Army Store Barber Union 486 Fort Sidney Motor Hotel American National Bank Gambles Star Market Western Auto Town and Country Hartzler Plumbing and Heating and Sidney Implement.
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Lodgepole Wins Class B Mile In Ogallala Meet
Lodgepole sweeps Class B at the Ogallala Invitational led by Doug Soucie winning the mile in 4 53.0. Lodgepole also takes relay third as Art Huff places in high hurdles and Dennis Folkerts runs the 440 second. Sidney St Patrick's Academy nets a fourth in the 440.
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Greg Merrick
Mike Selzer
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Randy Teesley
Mike Lantzer
Doug Moehr
Sidney
Douglas
Mie Mediey
Morris Abshier
Barry Fredericks
Art Steward
Pat O’brien
Bridgeport
Mitchell
Hurdie
Dave Morey
Brad Gronewold
Craig Rife
Louis Russ
Wheetland
Mike Halloran
Mike Peetz
John O’connell
Jim Benze
Belle Fourche
Rich Fierez
Herb Rutz
Darrell Brown
Pat O Brien
Torrinaton
Nile
Randy Teasley
Jerry Trujillo
Doug f*Kehr
Atorris Abshier
Jerry Hickman
Mike Pestz
John O'Connell
Jim Benzel
Torrigtor
Storp
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Herman Souies
Rich ‘Walla Kimbal
Steve Mattoon Sidrey
Dale Foland
Sdrey
Lerry Lingwall Sianey
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Roy Rewinardt Aitchell
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Paxton
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Ogeallala and Sutherland
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Neil Hyde
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Nebraska Offers 700000 Acres Of Public Access Lands
Nebraska provides sportmen with more than seven hundred thousand acres of public access lands for hunting fishing and recreational use across multiple state properties and conservation areas for public enjoyment and outdoor activity.
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Non game fish taken with hand spear in Nebraska year round
The rule allows taking non game fish with a hand spear from sunrise to sunset throughout the year in Nebraska. Restrictions or protected species are not detailed in the available text.
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Top Guns Named In Summer Shooting Contest
Sidney’s shooting program awarded top five finishers in order Steve Cronk Leroy Kindred Mike Hartman Kim Peters and Brett Belden. The event drew 200 youngsters ages 7 to 14. Mike Russell led the Jaycee shooting education project.
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Mike Hartman
Kim Peters
Brett Belden
Mike Russell
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Telegraph
Mantle adapts to first base hoping for three more seasons
In Fort Lauderdale Mickey Mantle reflects on switching to first base in 1967 to extend his career. He recalls near retirement in 1966 due to leg and arm injuries and credits Lee MacPhail and Ralph Houk with moving Joe Pepitone to center field. Mantle, aging and dealing with knee pain, aims for 1968 with 18 home runs and renewed confidence, while acknowledging the tough grind and his perceived age.
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Little League Players Must Register Soon
Sidney young baseball players must submit registration slips to the Sidney Police Department. Commissioner Les Couch notes slips are available at all Sidney schools and at the police department. Returning participants from previous seasons must re register as old records are not kept.
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Sidney
Red Raiders Sweep Sterling In Golf Dual Victory
Sidney High varsity and reserve golf teams shut out Sterling, Colorado in a weekend dual at Hillside Golf Course. Varsity won 15 to 0 and reserves 12 to 0 led by Bill Christ with 82 and Mike Wilson 83, followed by Larry Wilcox 84.
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Hillside
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Mike Wilson
Larry Wilcox
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Karsten
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McKnight
Americans Reach 1.4 Million Cancer Survivors
The American Cancer Society notes 1.4 million Americans are cancer survivors due to early detection and prompt treatment. It urges the public to learn warning signals and to fight cancer with regular checkups and screenings.
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