Sidney Heads B Teams In Alliance Track Meet
Sidney Bearcats take third overall at Alliance Invitational behind Scottsbluff and Alliance, dominating class B with multiple records and strong showings by Darrell Dolph in shot and discus. Minatare rivals and Sidney standouts compete in sprints, relays, and field events as Bayard prep meet looms.
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Maroons
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Skein
Stockman
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Max Adams
Einfalt
Jon McWilliams
Maley
Bill K
Don Sabin
Dave Maley
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Sabin
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Batie
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at-Bayard
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Long
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Reichert
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Mile
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Fosket
Ottoson Elected Potter Manager in Panhandle League
Lowell Ottoson was elected manager of the Potter baseball club at a Thursday meeting. New 1952 officers include Clayton Schwartz as assistant manager along with Ray Davis as secretary treasurer and a board of directors featuring Joe Schwartz, Joey Stecher, Ralph Merscheim, Robert Slama, and Frank Stainbrook. Potter is a Panhandle league newcomer after last year’s absence and is shaping up well, according to Davis.
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Potter Baseball Club
Clayton Schwartz
Ray Davis
Joe Schwartz
Joey Stecher
Ralph Merscheim
Robert Slama
Frank Stainbrook
Potter
Davis
Potter Solo Club Crown Goes To Carl Larson First
Potter Solo Club ends season with oyster supper. Carl Larson takes first place ahead of brother Dewey Larson who was last year’s champion. Thirty five members in the club continue a long community fixture as final standings list Carl Larson 13915 and Dewey Larson 12610 among top ranks.
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Potter Solo
Carl Larson
Dewey Larson
Potter Solo Club
Olaf Gunderson
Emil Cords
E. M. Clatterbuck
Claude Biggs
Chris Terman
Lawrence Schwartz
Cliff Herboldsheimer
John Clausen
Loran Larson
Charlie Dedic
Bernard Grothe
Roderick MacAdam
Charlie Slama
Carl Benzel
James C. Johnson
Ray Scranton
Dewey Lovell
Fred Vaughan
Mike Tucker
Don Haworth
Joe Schwartz
Ed Wickhorst
John Heimer
Charlie Belden
L. J. Wheeler
City of refuge Machu Picchu founded near Cuzco
Five hundred followers of an early Peruvian king established a refuge city named Machu Picchu near Imperial Cuzco. The settlement rose in a canyon among towering peaks with a foaming river at its base, its cliffs and narrow trails keeping it inaccessible for hundreds of years.
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Peru
Imperial
Cuzco
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