Bayard Wins Triangular In Track Meet Over Bridgeport and St. Pat's
Bayard won a triangular track and field meet against Bridgeport and St. Pat's Tuesday with 70.5 points. Bayard's Tom George led with three victories in high hurdles low hurdles and pole vault while Greg Dueker and Joe Johnson each swept sprints and weights respectively. Bridgeport placed second with 57.5 points and St. Pat's scored 28. notable wins included Don Landrigan and Roger Schmidt of Bridgeport and Carlos Flores of Bayard in various events. The Telegraph Printing Co. ad closes the item.
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Juniors Midgets Set For Opening Baseball Practice
Boys from Sidney and surrounding areas are invited to Legion Park for opening practice. Midget tryouts are Saturday at 3 00 p m for players born Sept 1 1947 to July 31 1949, juniors on Sunday at 1 00 p m for ages 16 18 born Sept 1 1945 or later. Contact Maynard Wieser 254 9232 or Max Adams 254 4074 for more details. In case of rain Sunday junior candidates meet inside the Armory at Legion Park.
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Liquor-By-Drink Vote At Alliance City Council Meets
Alliance city officials report petition for a May 12 liquor by the drink vote shows almost 600 valid signatures. The measure needs 20 percent of last general election voters, unofficially about 526, to qualify. City Council will review the petition at Thursday's regular meeting.
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Sidney Thinclads In Test At Scottsbluff
The Western Nebraska high school track meet at Scottsbluff features 16 teams across three groups with Sidney, Alliance, Torrington, Sterling, and Scottsbluff in Group 1. Group 2 includes Kimball, Ogallala, Gering, Mitchell, Bridgeport. Group 3 lists Mullen, Morrill, Minatare, Chappell, Bayard, Oshkosh. Scottsbluff defends Grand Championship and Bayard leads Group 2 while Oshkosh heads Group 3. Nine schools enter Alliance junior high invitational today.
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Maroons Claim Team Golf Title at Scottsbluff Tourney
The Maroon golfers overcame strong winds and fast greens to win the high school team championship at Scottsbluff. Sidney led with 259, followed by Alliance 260 and Scottsbluff 265. Medalist was Rich Oldaker of Kimball at 82, with Larry Boye of Sidney runner up at 83.
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Phillies Rally From Seventh To Fourth In 1963
The Phillies posted 87 wins in 1963, six more than 1962, climbing from seventh place to fourth in the National League.
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State Route 27 Work Begins on Paving Project
Preliminary work has started on Highway 27 to pave thirteen miles between U. S. Route 30 and three miles beyond the Garden County line. Construction is due to begin in about two weeks with a detour via the six mile road east of Chappell after overhauling. Fences along Highway 27 have been moved back to widen the roadbed.
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Sidney Volleyball League Finals Night Promises Tight Showdowns
Sidney National Bank and the Hustlers clash for the championship tonight in the Sidney Community Volleyball League. Memorial Hospital faces the Rinkydinks for third place while Frontier Airlines meets S. A. D. in the consolation finals with trophies awarded to champions runners up and third place victors.
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