Sidney Invitational Track Meet Sees McCook Lead Early
A record field of 18 schools competed amid cold winds at Sidney Invitational. By noon Group I McCook led with 19 points, followed by Minatare, Bayard, Kimball, Sidney, and Sterling. Group II showed Chappell in front with 18 points and Harrisburg close behind. Readouts include shot put and broad jump leaders, plus early results in 880 yard runs across both groups.
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Bayard
Kimball
Minatare
Sterling
Bridgeport
Ogallala
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Oshkosh
Broadwater
Sunol
Peetz
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Estrich
Huck
Inches Hall
Harlan
Yokomizo
Smith
Krauss
Waitley
Feather
Callan
Kitchen
Mills
Vap
Kaiser
Cozad Inked to Join Sidney Hoop Schedule
Sidney High Maroons bolster 1956 57 hoops slate with Cozad High in February. Coach Tom Jones announced the signing after Cozad upset Sidney in district semi finals. The SHL schedule includes two game home and home with Ogallala Gering and Alliance plus single games with Scottsbluff North Platte McCook Gothenburg and Sterling. Nebraska prep rules cap the season at 16 games meaning four more may be added.
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Sidney High Maroons
Tom Jones
Cozad High
Sidney
Cozad
Jones
Ogallala
Gering
Alliance
Scottsbluff
North Platte
McCook
Gothenburg
Sterling
Nebraska Prep
Pair of Thrillers Set for Semis in Sidney Jaycee Tourney
Sunol defeats SOD 70 67 to reach semifinals where Sunol meets Gurley, while Kimball upsets Rogers 69 64 to face Sunol. Wamsley barrels past Brownson 78 59 and Rogers Truck Lines stops Potter 74 57 as quarterfinals ignite the Sidney Jaycee League event at Sidney High School.
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SOD
Kimball
Rogers
Ohio Oil
Gurley
Peetz
Wamsley’s
Brownson
Potter
Wamsley
Sidney
Rogers Truck Lines
Rich Fahey
Truckers
Don Janicek
Coloradoans
Kallhoff
E. Fehringer
Arnold
Oilers
Ropers
Ohio
Lyle Colerick
Ron Rogers
Krueger
Steins
Sidney Broncs Open Spring Practice At Legion Park
The Sidney Broncs begin spring practice Sunday at Legion Park diamond at 2 p m with Everett Graft as manager. All positions are open for competition emphasizing pitching and catching. Aimed to avoid injuries, the initial sessions will be light with a short hitting drill. Young players and veterans are urged to attend.
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Legion Park Diamond
Broncs
Sidney
Everett Graft
Sidney Accountant
Graf
Registration For Sidney Baseball Next Week
Sidney boys may sign up for the local summer baseball program starting Monday across all schools. Sol Willis the Baseball Commissioner aims to finish registrations by week’s end to determine needed teams for major A minor and B minor leagues plus a Midget League and Junior American Legion team. He notes a shortage of team managers and asks interested men to contact him.
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Sidney
Sol Willis
Willis
American Legion
Bowling Standings and High Scores Report
High Team Series list shows Poland Mchy 2349 Star Market seis Lyons Buick 2303. High Team Games note Lyons Buick 834 Poland Mchy 3 Star Market 802. Individual leaders include Kahl L 529 Schwalm 528 Martin 20 Perry 515 Reisner 205 Wat 590. High Individual Games Iv an 195 Andy 19d Va oa 191. High Individual Average CYates 1692 over 75 games. The Mississippi system has over 12000 miles of navigable waterway.
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Poland
Lyons
Buick
Kahl
Schwalm
Martin
Perry
Reisner
Wat
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