Maroon Cindermen Miss Crown By 4 Points In West Nebraskan
Sidney high school finished third in the West Nebraska Grand Championship at Scottsbluff, four points behind the leaders Alliance and Scottsbluff. The Maroons led Group I until late events and set state high hurdles and pole vault marks with standout times by Terry Gilliland and Mike Fisher.
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West Nebraskan
Sidney High
Nebraska
Scotttsbluff
Maroons
Alliance
Scottsbluff
Sidney
Western Nebraska
Aroons
Bud Lade
Marnes
Randle
Wiener
Terry Gil
Hland
Awept
Hurdies
Wephe
Sidney ‘Timber
Gillinaeyd
Nebrask
Mike
Fisher
Bob Samsons
Steve Waldron
Galen Schwader
Ken‘ Klein
Gering
Gleas
Ib Am Telfisome
Rod Pim
John Harden
Fishsway
Johneon
van Galloway
Allinee
Mick Boley
Red Plum
Steve Johnson
Mitchell
Joe Steele
Tim Carleton
Dick Mangis
Susk
Jim Linn
Kimball
Bob Samson
Mike Fisher
Larry Miller
Larry Boyar
Mullen
Ken Klein
Galen Schwaner
Scottstuff
Denny Jarrett
Rich Voss
Gary Hersh
Bayard
Bill Rice
Chadron
Don Bentley
Oshkosh
Jim Fornstrom
Pine Bluffs
Jere Knoles
Ed Yost
Henry Garcia
Dick O’brien
Rod Romig
Leirry Sweet
George Vorse
Jim Farlow
Rusty Lovell
Don Wolcott
Torrington
Terry Gilliland
Jim Gregg
Géring
Gary Mers
Gerinig
Big Conner
Jim Kettlehut
Ray Morris
Dane Jays Gering
Earl Henderons
Ken Stimson
Torraice
Bill Conner
Gary Schmitt
Sid Micek
Doug Harvey
Bill David
Skip Johnston
Paul Acevedo
Tiger Henry
Dean Hughes
Jerry Bullock
Roger Robbins
Jim McLean
Jack McLean
Frank Woodrow
Dave Raber
Glen Schwaner
Moises Escamilla
Torington
Bowling scores and standings from regional meet
Snapshot lists bowling results with names and towns including Boley Gering and Plum Sidney among top scorers. Additional entries show alliances and individual scores, with historical mentions of Harden record and varied totals across teams like Scottsbluff Gering Sidney Alliance.
Sidney Towners Set Organizational Meet
An organizational meeting for the Sidney town team baseballers will be held Tuesday night at Baker's Tire Service starting at 7 p.m. Plans for the coming season include election of officers and appointing a team manager. Sidney will compete in the Panhandle Baseball League this season with opening day tentatively set for Sunday May 15.
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Sidney Town Team
Baker’s Tire Service
Confab
Sidney
Panhandle Baseball League
Fort Sidney Motor Motel leads commercial league standings
In the April 21 1960 commercial league standings Ft Sidney Motor Motel tops the team table with 76 48 record while Boyd Cigar Store and Triangle Sheet Metal follow. Wayne Schneider leads individuals with 600 series and 236 game as high marks across the event.
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Chappell Livestock
Sidney Community TV
Bill’s Super Service
Whitaker Decorators
Arapahoe Pipe Line
Bond-Robinson
C. A. Story Agency
Tri-State Supply
Bagby Texaco
Ohio Pumpers
Stickney’s Inc
Farm Bureau Ins
Araphaoe
Ottoson
Quillen
Soule
Kerr
Echternach
Crai
Haugan
Bennett
IE Soule
Yoder
W. L ._Boyd Gigar
Greenlee’s Inc
Triangle Sheet Metal
Brownson Cafe
Ft. Sidney Motor Motel
Miller Implement
Gamble Store
Denver Elevators
V. F. Wive
Pepsi-Cola
Boyd Cigar Store
Triangle
Sidney Motor Motel
Wayne Schneider
Bob Wolfe
Clarence Yates
Dick Sedgwick
Pearlie Copley
Ted Schaefer
Sid Simmerman
Ray Hartzler
Lloyd Harlan
Carl Ziegler
Elmer Weber
Jerry Thalken
Pat Pattison
Shrine Bowl Set for August 22 in Memorial Stadium
Shrine Bowl North and South teams will clash August 22 at Memorial Stadium Lincoln to aid Shrine Hospital Minneapolis. Proceeds support care for children with costly treatments while honoring local Shriners. ticket options range from 2 to 5 dollars and out-of-state sales are rising.
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Memorial Stadium
Lincoln
Bob Russell
Sidney
Lodgepole Valley Shrine Club
Ussell
Highway 30
Russell
Omaha
Shrine Hospital
Minneapolis
Nebraska
United States
Shrine
Shreveport
Louisiana
L. St
Don Bergquist
Lincolnite
Crippled Children’s Hospital
Oumaha
Memorial Coliseum
Shriners
Hobb Turner
Shrine Club
Bob Stephens
Grace Durkee
Fremont
Midland College
Ssotee Coees
Policeman Joins Conservation Staff as Officer
Lincoln address reports a former Chadron police captain named William Anderson 37 joins the Game Commission as a conservation officer. Director M O Steen announces training under Leon J Cunningham with Anderson stationed temporarily in the Rushville area after five years as Chadron police captain.
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Lincoln
Chadron
Game Commission
M. O. Steen
William Anderson
Anderson
Rushville
Leon J. Cunningham
Low Turnout Marked Final Ladies Bowling Meet
A small turnout marked the final meeting of the Ladies Bowling Association with 24 of 408 members present. President Kelly Schaefer was reelected, with Lois Dewey and Bertha Heaton also reelected to key posts. Loma Potter chosen as treasurer and Delores Schnell to remain secretary. Delegates were named for the State convention in Scottsbluff April 23 and the National meet in Denver May 15–17.
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Ladies’ Bowling Association
Kelly Schaefer
Association
Lois Dewey
Bertha Heaton
Loma Potter
Delores Schnell
Scottsbluff
Sidney
Shirley Raulinaitis
Loretta Foreman
Vi Schmidt
Wolvins Capture Championship In Gurley Invitational
The Sidney No 1 Wolvins won the Gurley Invitational volleyball tournament at Gurley High School Gym, going undefeated in a double-elimination format. Key players listed include Doug Haworth, Ivan Adams, Tom Jones, Arvin Reynolds, Bob McKay, Carl Cornelius, Lloyd Talich and Rex Wolvin.
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Wolvin
Gurley High School
Sidneyites
Dix
Gurley
Schobert
Peetz
Sidney
Arch Ferd In Tryout Losses At Regional Olympic Boxing
Arch Hernandez and his brother Ferd Hernandez failed to reach the Olympic finals at the Western Regional Tryouts in Pa nama Idaho. Ferd, in 156 pounds, lost 3-0 to Jerry Smith of Sacramento State after advancing on a bye and a semi final default due to John Rademacher’s broken nose. Art Hernandez, at welterweight, lost 59-58 to John Newman of Los Angeles in the 147 pound quarter finals. Smith advances to San Francisco May 18-19 for a US team berth. Newman advances cite the close check.
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Art
Ferd Hernandez
Pa ‘ateNo
Idaho
Ferd
Jerry Smith
Sacramento State
John Rademacher
Rademacher
Pett Rademacher
Smith
San Francisco
United States
Art Hernandez
John Newman
Los Angeles
Sidneyite
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Lyman
John Clark
Hemingford
Mickey Hedlund
Jind Gregg
Don Cunningham
John Terry
Chappell
Orrington
Larry Sweet
Vlullen
Gary S¢éhmitt
I Bastion
Dean Johnson
Ev Lojka
Ortscluff
Bob Taylor
Bridgeport
Gene Shultz
Bugard
Jim Castle
Terry Silliand
Sam ~Ee
Jim Forntrom
Pine Cluffs
Harry Ingland
Morrill
Spring
Dane Jay
Scottsluff
Paulcevedo
Oscar Barraza
Ear Lenderson
Lojka
Oies Eee
Ronn Warren
John Sellers
Alli
Grand Championship Alliance
Sidney Ayard Torrigton
Torris
Pine ‘Bluffs
Hemingford Lusk
Kimball Lyman Morrill x
Hadronen
Scottabluff
Sidney Alliance
Geri
Gulilana
Marleen Jobman
John N. Treinen
North Platte
Lisco
Once
Rod Plum
Gary Rodgers
Broadjump
Ted Yost
Steve
Waldron
Denny Garrett
LLY
Sidney Towners
Art Rondhove
Jess Keifer
Holdrege
Doane College
Crete
Floyd Randolph
Boston
Mass
Louis Facsko
Lorain
Ohio
Ann
Ugmier Ratitine
Toledo
Wolvins
Rex
Diamond and Watch Shop
CCA
White House
Farmers Union Co-Op Gas & Oil
Illinois
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