Sidney Grabs Track Opener At Seasonal Meet
Sidney sweeps eleven firsts beating Kimball 103 to 39 in the opener here and prepares to defend Class B title at Scottsbluff weekend. Coach Leo Shuman hails the strong showing as the Maroons aim for repeat, with detailed event results led by Rogers S in the mile and Sabin S in the relay.
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Pippitts Dominate as Conoco, Legion Fall in League Play
In Commercial Bowling League action, Pippitts defeated Conoco 3 to 0 while Olivers beat Stickneys 3 to 0 and Coop won 3 to 0 over Beckman. Silver Dollar defeated Legion 8 to 1, Vendis over Safeway 2 to 1, and Waddells topped Seven Up 2 to 1. Nine Team Series went to Pippitts with high team game by Pippitts at 935. C Harris led with 572 in high series alongside Stibley 549 and Keating 547. top games included D Kahl 231, Keating 224, C Harris 220, Cop ley 214, V Nienheuser 208, and Herbert 201.
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Niekum Leads Junior High Track Scores in Inter-Class Meet
George Niekum top scored with 18 points for the Junior High trackmen in last week’s inter class meet at the school. High placers included Shuman 16, Lyons and Berry 14, Allen 13, Allgood and Yonekura 12, with others earning smaller point totals as events crowned winners across high jump, sprints, distance, discus, shot put, pole vault, and relays.
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Harden Named Honorary Captain for Sidney High Team
John Harden, an all state honor roll recipient in final basketball ratings, was named the honorary captain of the Sidney high team. Coach Leo Shuman noted Harden earned letters alongside Max Adams Charles Bagby George Barlow Monty Edwards Jon McWilliams Ronald Rogers Stanley Smith Dennis Wamsley and Jeck Weideburg.
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Nebraska Anglers Benefit From Fresh Trout and Catfish Spree
Nebraska fishing has perked up as Louisville Lake yields record trout. Beams of success extend to Fremont State Lakes 4 and 5 and McConaughy Reservoir where anglers report limits and big rainbows. Ralph Eymann of Ogallala is among those landing five rainbows. The West Blue River remains a top catfish stream in eastern Nebraska.
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Art Bauer to Play in Alumni Football Game
Sidney High School’s senior Art Bauer is listed as a starter for the alumni varsity football game against the University of Nebraska, set for Saturday April 14. Notable alumni include Charlie Toogood Fran Nagle Sam Vacanti Don Strasheim Bill Mueller Walt Spellman Tom Novak and Vic Schleich with the Nebraska lineup featuring future sophomores like Tom Carradine and Ray Novak. Tickets are on sale in Sidney at W P Ackerman Agency Kokier Motor Co Elwell Motor Co and Rae’s Sporting Goods.
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Seed Treating Pays Big In Nebraska Farmers Pockets
Nebraska scientists estimate seed treatment adds about six million dollars yearly to farmers' incomes. The method controls seed-borne diseases such as smuts in oats sorghums and barley and reduces seedling blights while slowing new diseases. Recommended is Ceresan at one half ounce per bushel.
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