Bowling Pinettes League and Lane Results April 1960
Cedar Lanes hosts two bowling leagues on April 20 1960 with team scores led by Hamm's Beverages 803 Gurley Farmerettes 793 and Phillips 66 2093 as high team series. Individual highs include Dorothy Meick 227 and Jean Boyer 199 with multiple players posting high games and series across the events.
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Pinettes League
Cedar Lanes
Gurley Farmerettes
Hamm's Beverages
Phillips
Insurance Center
Miller's Beauty Shop
Hamm's «Beverages
Hamm's Brverages
Dorothy Meick
Jean Boyer
Bernice Miller
Betty Lyon
Ruth Kopetzky
Jeanette Ahlm
Virginia Lauderback
Eila McVicker
Maverick League Panhandle
Sidney
Oil Co
Dalton Farmers Meadow Gold
Ashby Drilling
P. Vv O
Sidney Shoe Hospital
St. Paul Men’s
Ohio Oil
Bauerkemper
Sidney National Bank
Andreason
Lucky Wester Miller
Bill Hammond
Sheets
Hammond
Dennis Wamsleey
B. Linton
Lucky Wester
Foreman Y
Ted Schmutte
Ew “Sr
Chuck Mitchell
Flemin
Floyd Kosmicki
B. Miller
Clarence Zalesky
Fleming
Max Adams
Seven Up
Barker’s Cleaners
Wilson Gas Co
National Supply
Greenlee’s
Born’s Skelly
Ohio Oil Co
Born's
Skelly
Barker's Cleaners
Sidney Nat's Bank
Sidney“Motor Hotel
Sidney Motor Hotel
Ongorker’s Cleaners
Gresnlee’s
Sidney Nat’! Bank
Archie Phelps
Cleo “Reed
Sandy Guérra
Dotis Ae
Leo Parad
Betty Pfau
Eula Zwickl
Mabel Port
McRoberts Stars as Pacer in Lodge Pole Track Meet
Harrisburg wins team title at Lodge Pole Valley Conference meet in Harrisburg led by Jerry McRoberts who tops high jump 5-8 broad jump 19 ft 9 in and helps relay crews while Ron Howard sets weights records in shot put 48 ft 5 38 in and discus 131 ft 10 in.
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Dalton
Tigers
Cheyenne County
Harrisburg
Jerry McRoberts
Dick Krause
Ron Howard
Lorenzo
Peters
John Downer
Fred Downer
Bob Harvey
Dave Greathouse
Potter
McRoberts
Red Callies
Lodgepole
Jim Applegate
Darwin Reimers
Jim Henke
Butch Westerhoff
Rollie Fickenser
Cheyenne
Wildcats
Ray Graves
Jim Franklin
McGrew
Larry Musil
Norman Kaufman
Melbeta
Jerry Klug
Charles Kragel
Jim Miller
Gurley
Danny Knight
Jerry Stauffer
Ivan Burdick
Phil Delcamp
Bob Biesecker
Dix
Bill Osthoff
Sunflower
Gary White
Howard
Jess Alcaraz
Ed Nelson
Bill Fox
Spring Show Roars as Nebraska Grouse Dance Returns
Nebraska Game Commission reports the Sharptail and Prairie Chicken spring courtship on Sand Hills grounds. Males display with dancing, booming, and territorial fights each dawn and dusk, while prairie chickens rely on calls and sharptails on rapid stomping. Birds wintered well as breeding season begins in earnest.
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Nebraska
Nebraska ‘Game Commission
Game Commission
As Ia
Junior and Midget Baseball Teams Plan Sunday Practice
With opening games against Scottsbluff less than a month away, the junior and all-star midget baseball teams will practice Sunday at 1 pm on the southeast corner of Olson Park Addition. Boys ages 13 to 17 may register. sessions have been held and more are invited.
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Scottsbluff
Olson Park Addition
West Nebraska Receives 100000 Kokanee Fry
Lincoln announces 100000 kokanee fry will be released in Lake McConaughy and Lake Ogallala in late April as part of a trade with Colorado. Surplus northern pike eggs were sent in return. Previous stockings included 90000 fry in 1958 and 182000 more a year later.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Glen Foster
The
Game Commission
Lake McConaughy
Lake Ogallala
Colorado Department of Game and Fish
Pacific Northwest
Maroons Compete In West Nebraska Track Meet Tomorrow
Sidney high school track team will join 21 other schools in the Western Nebraska meet at Scottsbluff tomorrow. With Maroon athletes at full strength, the squad faces strong local rivals Torrington Gering Alliance and Scottsbluff. Probable entrants include Gilliland Bishop Anthony in hurdles, Schmitt Hecker Wolstenholm in sprints, Bowman Robbins Sherrerd in distance, and Fisher Samson Langdon in field events.
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Sidney High
Nebraska
Scottsbluff
Torrington
Gering
Alliance
Sidney
Cach Bud Lade
Gilliland
Bishop
Anthony
Sidney and Bunker Hill to Practice Sunday in Panhandle League
Newly elected Bunker Hill manager Bob Wolfe said a 2 p.m. workout at the SOD diamond will precede Sidney drills at Grabil Park Addition at 4 p.m. No Sidney manager named yet. The Panhandle Baseball League opener is tentatively set for Sunday May 15.
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Sidney
Bunker Hill
Panhandle Baseball League
Bob Wolfe
Sod Diamond
Grabill Park
Relays Decide Junior High Meet Victory Over Ogallala
Sidney defeats Ogallala in a doubleheader track meet with freshman and 7th 8th grade teams winning key relay events. Sidney frosh won 67 59 led by Thomas and Swanson while 7th 8th graders edged 62 56 paced by Adams and Schubert.
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Sidney
Ogallala
Robinson
Rainer Thomas
Merle Swanson
John Whittle
Schulz
Max Cory
Ledger
Doug Adams
Roand Schubert
Adams
Schubert
Josh Harrington
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L. L. Swanson
Rex Swanson
Lions Club
Lyle van Cleave
American National Bank
Lane-Ettes
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Madsen’s
Miller's
Brandin
Tiron
Merchants” Transfer
Ackerman
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Roberts Dhiry IG
Madsens
Winnielinger
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Lois Reckard
Saga Chock
Dot Willis
Nancy Ieddaugh
Edna Fifbeck
Nancy Midda
LPW
T. Pat’s
Broadwater
Od & S
Jerry Mc Roberts
Gerald Walker
Cash Franklin
Mc-Grew
Gary Margheim
Allen Chambers
Lorzeno
Rollie Fickenscher
Lonnie’ Lessman
Joe Peters
Grant Clark
Larry Hammond
Harris
Bill "Ooker
Jerry “Ora
Lorenzyn
Jim Peters
Mike Merritt
Sidney St. Pat's
Grouse
State Farm
Asuto
Insurance
Ralph B. Welch
11Th Avenue
State Farm Connexings
Bloomington
Illinois
Swanson
Telegraph
West Nebraska
Try
Sidney’ Telegraph
Maroons
New Methodist Church
Brunswick
Frosh
Thomas
Kodiemba
Heizer
Lehl
Whittle
Wight
Rollins
Rebman
Osborn
Rankin
Cory
Sharman
Cork
Aaron
Whittlie
Onatlala
Jackson
Kodembu
Eyeman
Hardy
Ruzani
Wright
Bauer
Helzer
Ficenor
Terry
Kurz
Harrington
Anderson
Martin
Schobert
Jensen
Milter
Eames
Ashby
LeDiout
Fleenor
King
Hicks
Torres
Miller
Burton
Olds
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Beckmann
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