Lodgepole and Gurley claim titles in Minuteman meet
Lodgepole wins boys crown and Gurley takes girls title at the windy Minuteman Activities Conference track meet in Harrisburg. Lodgepole, Harrisburg battled to the final event, with Lodgepole winning the mile relay 3 56.8 as Harrisburg placed third. Gurley dominated the girls division with four individual wins and strong depth to edge Harrisburg and Potter.
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Connors Beats Newcombe to Assert No 1 Status
LAS VEGAS AP Jimmy Connors defeated No 2 John Newcombe in a Caesars Palace match to solidify his status as the world’s top player and earn about a half million dollars in prize money. The telecast drew wide attention from Australian players and global fans.
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Sidney JH Teams Shine At Track-O-Rama Meet
Sidney JH teams placed sixth with the junior high girls fourth as Scottsbluff won in freshman boys and girls and junior high girls while Torrington led junior high boys. Jim Bricker earned Sidney’s sole first in the freshman 220 with a 24.0 clocking and multiple Sidney placers followed in hurdles, sprints, relays, and field events.
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Gordon-Gering nips Alliance for fourth boys title at West Dan Conference
Gordon-Gering edged Alliance by five points to win its fourth Western Conference boys track title in five years, as Gering dominated with five firsts and broad depth while Kimball swept the girls division for its second straight crown. Sidney's Hodglin won the 100 in .10.2 and Matzke the 880 in 2:02.4, with Sidney claiming two firsts but overall underperforming. Kimball led the girls with six individual wins and top marks in high jump and discus, while Alliance and Gering shared multiple events.
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Sidney Cross Country motorcycle race draws regional riders
Water hazard and rough course tested riders at the fifth annual Sidney cross country race held southwest of Sidney. About 30 of 100 entries from Colorado, Wyoming, South Dakota and Nebraska competed across four big classes, with a junior mini race at noon. L. Rieken’s land hosted the event seven miles west and six miles south, and gate proceeds benefited the Elks Lodge crippled children's fund.
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Sidney Raiders Runner-Up At Western Conference Meet
Sidney High School's Red Raiders finished second to Gering at the Western Conference golf meet in Valentine, scoring 347 to match second place behind a 344 by Gering. Chuck Mehling led with 81 earning medalist honors, while Chuck Haupt was fifth with 84 and teammates Jeff Peetz 89 Steve Cook 93 Mark Rogers 95.
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Sidney Girls Softball Association elects officers
Kris Johnson was named president Beverly Johnson secretary and Ardell Meyer treasurer at a Wednesday meeting. A $3 registration fee applies to all players signing up for the league this year with slips due at schools today and forms returned there. The next meeting is May 14 at 7 p.m. at Central Elementary. all coaches or those interested in coaching should attend.
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Geese disrupt horses at Garden State Park track
In Cherry Hill New Jersey geese wandered onto the Garden State Park infield delaying a thoroughbred race by several minutes. An outrider was called to herd the flock off the track between the half mile and three-eighth poles.
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